New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Bishop Potter Intends 20 administer 'he r,,o y, ''
rrmat,on IN the Floating Church, 1907 OF i'ho, 90
morrow afternoon The service will be at '"o
O'Clock. ,
No,,oo.,,on was sent out yesterday for the annual
,oae,ing of the trustees and members OF the
of tho Metropolitan Museum OF Art o" caerV of the
ruaS no. njrector di CesnOla will present rePoI"
rho American shipmasters Association has issue"
c,,nn,on,ept No. 3 to "The Record OF American al"
Eorecn shining II contains the name, anu uI isd
sions Of about 1870 vessels surveyed anu '0-''"'''
since January 70 ,,.,, ,,.u,
~. A ,yhtc agent for the Irish woollen Manu-
tacturcrs Association .s back in the city, ai'cr VS.
fling the principal cities in tho Eastern e,a'oe '.i
going as far Chicago He says ms has been
push Irish woollcn goods In this country n'' ''''
successful.
Tho succossful entertainment by st. Agnes brahch
., the Irish National League on Thursday evening
win increase tho fund In aid of Home Ruie by moro
than 500
Bishop o'Farefs lecture recently IN s'eihWay
Hall in a.d of the library fund OF the 'aeio 'o'''''
realized over SIoo'
y, ,ror Hewitt first arraenod and then kissed
1osof Hofmann, he will please prepare to receive
cavalry when Chauncey NJ. Depew next meets MN
at Delmonicos.
nr Edward Malone, Of Williamsburg, bro'her
~ tho Rev. sylvester Malone, will preside al mo
meeting OF the Anti-Poverty society i'll 'no |A'
of Music tomorrow evening
aI,,s b,cher than ever before said the woman id
ho og1ce If the Consolidated Gas Company yes'er
dav &c she paid her bill. The clerk shlicd ih''ou'
,"s,v but when she said, My place is just around
,he corner.n he grew serious and sad ~ i''o'"'
Then madam, we shall send a man "'ou"'
Thomas Martin president of the seventeenth var"
RIsne Club lie Las already more than MY hSn''
A meeting of the Committee on Course Oh '.u''e'
~, ,be Board Of Education was hcio !es'oIu"s ;" NJ
gard to the manual training course III 'nc s'nooi'.
committee appointed as teachers Mis in n sswing.
Tho change in tie weather upset downtown deaier
o.,onaa, and he hing this sign In his window " All
clamp skates, 20 cents
Tho yew-york baseball players, who have been
r,svIng in California all winter. arrived ho,o !o
iteriay They say they are all In good cohnl'io"'
3Romeo- and Juliet" in the famous bacony scene
ran no seen in wax at the Eden Musee The German
oval family attracts much attention. AT the sun
d.y afternoon and evening concerts ErueisI Nac"
and his Hungarian orchestra VIII DO hearo i'll choi0o
selections from leading composers
captain John Douglass, of the steamship NeVaua
OF the Guion Line, was removed ron ms NeeSoi NV
Ncw.york Hospital yesterday, suffering from liver
complaint. a.
ror,s Rcu the ex-convict who pleaded guilty. W
stea,iug s35 in new five dollar bills from the carriage
of Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyaid, was sentenced Ses'oi""S
IN fen wears in the State Prison. Beh was co"'o'no"
in the stealing OF the SlNcrWdio DVi'"b'"o
scbuver Hamilton, which was soid ana meeu d. 'ho
Mace formerly kept by eX Alderman 'achho'
Tho no]ice were asked yesterday to search lor
Thomas Rogers age thirteen, who ran ava! ho" Ms
homo at No. 1852 Bancroit-s'.' fhlia"op n'"' on
January Of and came to this city, oh January -
the bow sent postal card to his paehts sa'''o "o
yas tired of New-York and would be eda u ~ hoN0'
hut had no money. lie gave no ad'u0sS'
Tho E,tendIy Sons of ST. Patrick have elected these
e,cers President, Joseph J. O'Donohue; hs' Vice
nresident. David Mcclure; second vlce-pfes'oe"''
Recorder smyh: treasurer Eugene Kelly ainiouer'
Robert IIosuet phy sician, James hoh!'
The six DAYS go-as-you-please pedestrian match
., tho Madison Square Garden Will bc staitcu al t"o
n,,nu,es mast IL o'clock tomorrow night. Many
~ Tie contestants took preliminary gaiioP9 vi '0
tan bark at the Garden yes'cruaS'
The Columbia Chess club has withdrawn us cnai
lenes to the La BoWdonnais Chess CluO oi Coiumo'd
College on the ground that the ch@nono0 wa" NV
official authorized 10y inc cluo
Tie American Publishers Copyright League !cS
terday issded circular appealing 10 AL He"ooi' "
the book trade and all readers OF BOOKS 10 coopoIa
in the efforts now being made TO secure from Ooi-
crcss an International Copyright law 10 asSo''"0
thcmsc,e s with one other of the Copyright Leagues
s -, td IN Getting signatures to memorials shortly
a. Ia ,,,ccd i'm tle bookstores. The circular Is sSheo
nv the members of the Executive committee, "ho ~,
represent many OF the principal puoiishhs III MS "
the country
ru ATHEIST I'm one of the LenoX buildings, may DC
said TO be in the hears of PresbyteHamSh i'll tuo
city, Directly opposite is the First fresoS'ei
Church. organized over century ago II mas hau
many distinguished pastors, among whom are reniem
bered Dr. Philips and the Rev Dr. PaAtoh' 10"
professor IN The Princeton seminary
Tho =, ane, for the Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
seveutytbird st. and the boulevard, is nearing com
pletlon
| Extensive improvements TO be made on the
| cerman hospital, at Park-ave and seventy seventh
| CT An addition, is to be built connecting The mems
with the womens ward 1t VIII lc four s'oflcs III
| height, will DC hIeproCi anu oos' %10'o0o'
The fourth annual ball of the Volunteer firehen :
Association In aid OF the charitable fund VIII take
nIac 8, the METROPOLITAN Opera House the evening
| - wednesday, February %. The association now
| numbers 2, 800 members
| A small-sized man of dark complexion called al
| No 80 East Ninth St. yesterday and said he was a
broker and desired two furnished rooms, for wh'ch
| he said he was willing to pay SO per week. lho
| lady of the house showed the fellow some rooms,
among others ono occupied by a Mr.. Avery and Wife
W., the alleged broker departed promising to call
again In half hour, Mrs Avery missed so'o "a'oh
| aud chain
The Peter J. Doolan Association has decided ia
,rosent 70 John j. Pierce, one of It's members, reso'
buttons commencing his bravery In rescuins MIS-
| Keator at the recent fire IN Fifty -seventh-st
An incorrect report was published yesterday that
| Robert A. Greacen, Of No 443 West Ihirty-h rstst'
| and william r. BARLEY, OF No. 400 West Thrtieth'
| st had appeared before the Assembly Excise Com
| mtee al Albany in support Of tho High License DILL
| They really opposed H.
| BROOKLYN.
| The teachers and female pupils of Grammar Schools
| Nos ~ Is and so have been invited TO indulge In
| tobopranIng at the Washington Park slides to day
Complimentary tickets were sent to each scholar and