New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
NFW.YORK CITY,

The Rev w. II. Phraner addressed the ministers
nf tho Reformed Church I" Affairs OF the Church
In the West"
The annual election for honorary Officers OF tho
Irish Emigrant Society, at No. 81 Chambers-sI, yes
terdsy resulted as follows: President, James Rorke'
vice presidents, jeremiah DcvIn, Edward I. Don-
nelly and James McMahon; recording secretary
jeremiah j. Cumpron corresponding secretary, James
r. Floyd and treasurer, William p Byrne.
Controller Myers yesterday received communities
ton from the clerk OF the State Senate requesting
within ten days statement Of the cost OF erecting
and maintaining the armories, schools ana iunauo
asyums of the city during the past ten years also
the amount of State paid by the city for school
purposes.
The Rev. NJ. II. Pogson, Of the Sixteenth Street
Baptist Church. elected moderator OF tho baptist
Conference yesterday. to succeed the Rev. a. f.
Folwen for the next quarter. paper on Organ
lied Christianity was read by the Rev. +. T. A
Jones, of Newark
Tho famous collection of mammoth paintings oy
philppoteaux which will be exhibition al the
Twenty third Street Tabernacle to morrow, includcs
besides many noted places abroad representations OF
all the famous American battles. and scenes from tho
life OF General Grant that are fun OF interest
Patrick Gleason, chairman Of the New-fork City
Irish National League, is opposed to the holding Oh
the proposed National Convention Of the organization
In St. Louis.
Tears were in DIR. McClynn's eyes during tho
greater part of the time occupied in delivering his
Anti Poverty address Sunday evening.
The fire that bit out OF the city department
OF Tho Tribune early Sunday morning refused 10
have anything to do with lot of musty volumes
Of the Adermens doings in past years
Does the Mayor suppose, for example that Fatty
walsh's was, or is, simple Christian life'f
The war song concerts at the Cyclorama OF the
Battle OF Gettysburg have proved hit and lena
new interest to the popular exhibition.
The annual election Of the officers at the Metal
Exchange yesterday resulted in the success OF the
following ticket President, Tallmadge Delahed; vlco
president, william H. Davol; treasurer Carr mayer
secretary, Edward J. Shriver.
II Won wish to do good Eastertide, for goodness
sake do it.
Sending books is the form OF kindness WHICH, d
rule meets with tho least return
Business must be poor among the dentiss' tney
are looking down In the mouth.
There is a popular superstition that IL Y uniuoAJ
to spill the sat-into your coffee
Never do things by halves-except paying the hack
hiver.
Tho Holland Trust Company, recently organized
with canal Of $500 OoO opened for business yester-
,av at tho southwest corner Of New and Wall sts
There are over 100000 in deposits with the com-
pany and the officers look forward to good business
The New.York Diet Kitchen Association which fur-
nshes nourishing food to the sick poor, on phy
reauisitions, is about to open new Kitchen ~ No.
30 yarickst Prominent among the ladies inieresteu
arc Mrs A. H. Gibbons, Mrs. Charles T. "ard'
Mrs Henry Willard, Mrs j. d. Smile, MIS- oooie'
r Baker. Mrs Charles NJ. Raymond anna Louise
Carv, Mrs George W. White, Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. +. II. Cibbens and Mrs. william II. Wickham'
reading which the Rev. DR.. EDWARD hVero''
Hale was to gvo March l3, for the benent OF inc
working Girls Vacation Society, will DO gwen Oh
Wednesday April 4, at p m, at tho Church OF INC
Messiah. Parl,-ave and Thirty -fouls h-st Mr. Haze
&c 70 read from his stories OF The Man "ihou'
a Country and My Double and How He Undid NE
ricketts, OF March 10 will be available for the new
date.
Among the members Of Kane Lodge IS Chsnncey NJ
Dspew The thrtleh anniversary OF the iodge Is 70
he celebrated tomorrow evening at the Masonic
Templo by reception and dance and dinner Inc
prelude to the enteri ainmen Will DO an ADDRESS Hon'
Mr.. Depew and a musicale