New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-25
NETWORK CITY.


Az The animal meeting of the Staten Island Rail
road Company yesterday the following oficers were
elected: Directors-samucl Spencer Orlsnd smith,
C. K Lord, f. S. Cannon, A. c. Rose, c. Z. Crag'
p H. Marshall, Erastus wiman, J. F. Emmons, w. D.
Wood A. b. Boardman, James M. DAVIS Charies
watrous inspectors OF election-Edward Curry, W. H.
Prall
A number Of Columbia College students VIII go 10
Hartford this morning to witness the baseball con-
test between the Trinity and Columbia College Mines
Frederick Robert was appointed by Justice Barrett,
OF the Supreme Court yesterday receiver OF the prop
erty Of the Eastern Transportation Line in proceedings
by the stockholders for voluntary dissolution OF the
corporation. He is required to furnish bond OF
eos, o00
The Rev. Dr. S. n. Virgin on Sunday celebrated tho
beginning of the eighteenth year Of his pastorato at
the Pilgrim Congregational Church.
The MANAGEMENT Of the Battle Of Gettysburg has
published o neat little book, profusey illustrated,
descriptive OF the manifold scenes and incidents de-
pcted IN Philippoteaux's canvas. The book, whose
title is This was Indeed Battle" is being dstrio-
uted in various parts Of the city by number OF
young women most of whom belong to the theatrical
profession, and who have been selected by the man
agenent with due regard their personal attractions
The Wilson Industrial School and Mission will hold
its anniversary meeting tomorrow az p. m Sub
scrbers and all interested in the wor are invited to
be present The whole building will be open for In
spection both before and after the exercises In tho
chapel
The sale Of boxes for the presentation Of the nag
TO the 6eth Regiment at Madison Square Garden on
Saturday evening by Governor HILL will take place
by courtesy of Colonel Cavanagh at the officers room
in the armory, seventhst and Third ave-, this oven
ing
Guy Maine, an educated Chnaman, spoke last night
NJ the Broadway Tabernacle on What shall be done
with tie Chinesc7" He believed that the policy OF
excluding them from the country was wrong and that
discrimination should be made not against color but
against ignorance, vice and crime.
Preparations are completed for tho house warm
ing OF the Federal Club In its new club house this
evening Over five hundred invitations were sent out
and . large number will be present. Addresses arc
expected from Chsuncey NJ. Depew, Elliott +. Shop
Ard, Edward F. Brown and Theodore Roosevelt
The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the New
York Society Library the election Of trustees was
held last evening The following trustees were chosen
Charles E. Strong. Edward Sohel Frederick Sheldon,
Henry Drisler, Frederic J. De Peyster, Francis A.
Stout Richard T. Auchmuty, John M. Knox, James
NJ Mclean Johnston l. De Peyster, George V. NJ
Baldwin, Edward King, Albert Mathews, J. William
Beeknan and Henry A. Cram.
bazaar will be held at No. 81 East Fifty seventh
st. By the pupils Of Miss PEBBLES and Miss Thompsons
school on Friday from to and to 10 p. H. when
the proceeds win DO divided between The Tribune
Fresh-Air Fund, the Working Girls Vacation Society
and the Skin and Cancer Hospital There viii DO an
entertainment Of music and recitations both afternoon
and evening. ;---
The New-York Alumni Association OF the University
Of Rochester will hold its annual dinner at the Buck
lngham Hotel tomorrow night Owing to tho recent
resignation Of President Anderson, It expected that
tho succession to the presidency and other matters
Of interest to the University viii be discussed.
An interesting lecture delivered last night at
the rooms of tho Union Republican Club Of the xIlth
Assembly District, No. 269 Eighth-ave, by ex-Con-
gresham Abrsm wakeman. He told Of tho things
which led to the formation Of the Republican party
and gave a general account Of what 1t had accom-
plished
The Emanuel Society for Hebrew studies was
formed last night by number Of the congregation OF
Temple Emanuel, F1fthave and Forty-thirdst
Meetings Will be held semi weekly in the vestry room
Of the temple. These officers elected: De Witt
segman president Professor Richard Gottheil vico
president Irving S. Dittenhoefer secretary. Some
of the members are Joseph Silverman, Louis B. |
schram aud Edward Dinkelspiel |