New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
NETWORK CIrY.


Cephas Bralnerd Walter Hughson, Samuel Sloan,
r. and Cornelius Vanderbilt yesterday elected
directors for FIVE years of the Young Mems Christian
Association of the City of New-York
William q. conant Editor Of "The Sanitary Era
read paper on Prophecy before the Baptist MIN
isters' Conference yesterday.
The report published yesterday that C. W. wetmore
had ordered a forty-foot keelbost from Designer
Burgess of Boston, was little premature Mr.
wetmore has written Mr. Burgess for some designs,
but has yet decided whether to build this summer
or not
The winters programme Of entertainments at the
Calvary Baptist Church VIII be begun this evening
with an illustrated lecture Russia" by Dr. Mac
Arthur The course win be an extremely interesting
one, and the proceeds TO be devoted to mission
work among the poor children OF New-York
The opening Of the new West Washington Market,
In Gansevoort~st, January 90 will be accomplished
with tho assistance of parade, several brass bands.
a display of marketmens carts decorated With rep
resentatve designs, and an elaborate Spread
The new Commissioner Of Accounts, Maurice F.
Holahan has entered formally upon HIS duties in the
Stewart Building and thinks that he has discovered
similarity between them and those of Special Agent
of the Treasury. Both places, he says require ois-
ging for crookedness"
The Rev. DIR. Talbot W. Chambers delivered an adj
dress yesterday on The Pastors Experience In the
Sick Room before the Pastors Association Of the
Reformed Church.
The Metropolitan stenoTaphers' Association and
the stenographers Association Of this cts have been
consolidated and hereafter the organization VIII
be known as the Metropolitan stenoeraphers Asso-
citation The headquarters will be at No. 2oS West
Twenty-hrstst The lease Of these rooms expires on
May 1. when 1t is proposed to lease building in
central part of the city.
The day pupils of the Kindergarten and Classical
Boarding and Day school, together with the young
mon In the sunday-school Of Mrs. NJ L. Ormsny, che
principal in ST. Tmothy's Church. in Fiftysevcnth-
st. will hold an entertainment in Mrs Ormsby's
parlors No 80 West Sixty frstst, this evening. The
proceeds are 10 be devoted to the building fund of
St. Timothys Church
DR. Pick yesterday afternoon gave the forticth Of
his lectures on Memory" to a select audience In the
lecture-room OF the Association Hall. His remarks
were followed with much interest
Thirty-fve sealed proposals for subsistence supplies
were received by the Purchasing aud Depot Commits
sary at the Army Building in Houston-st yesterday.
They viii be forwarded 10 Washington to-day, and
the acceptances VIII not DO made known for some days
At the reception building Of the chlldren's Juvenile
Asylum, No 81 West Thirteenth-st.. yesterday, was
held the annual election of eight diicctors to the
Board of the institution T. W. Devoe and L. c.
woodhouse the election inspectors Peter
Coates, Henry Talmsdge. William Dowd. Theron G.
Strong Daniel J. Holden, +. W. Devoe and l. @.
woodhouse were declared elected.
James Musgrave ten years old, disappeared mys
terously Sunday, and his parents, at No. 81 Mon
roest were distressed greatly by bis absence yester
day He lsft his home on Sunday morning TO attend
ST. James's Church (Roman Catholic), and was seen
entering the church door at 10 o'clock
Francisco sarosa an italian bootblack fifteen years
old, whose home was at No. Jersey-sL, fell over
board from the ferryboat Morrstown at the foot Of
West Fourteenth st, yesterday, and was drowned
Collector Magone yesterday promoted Nj. NJ. Wagner
from 81 600 clerkship in the Custom House 10 be
confidential clerk and Acting Deputy Collector at
$1,000
The Marine Society at its annual election yesterday
at No. 81 wall-st reelected Its old officers with
single exception. Captain Francis A Martin was
chosen vice president In the place of Captain E. G.
Tinker, who was relieved at his own request
count Of serious Illness.
The Young Mems Christian Association, Harlem
branch viii celebrate their anniversary at their
building No. West One-hundred and twenty ffth-st.,
on Friday evening. General Stewart L. Woodford
and the president, Dr. Lucan O. Warner, will deliver
the addresses OF the evening loan collection of
paintings win be OF the features Of the evening
"The Musical Ten," company Of ten young
women, will give a concert In the hall Of the Young
Mems Institute, No. 222 Bowery, this evening at
8 O'Clock
Mushrooms from Long Island farms make one Of
the erratic incidents Of this mild winter
Tho annual election of officers and trustees Of the
Manhattan Safe Deposit and Storage Company was
held yesterday and resulted follows: william IL
Appleton, president; Archibald IL. WEIGH, voe-presi-
dent; John J. Puleyn, secretary. The trustees are
william H. Appleton, william ii. Beers, LOOMS L.
White Cornelius N. Bliss Walter II. Lewis, Charles
s. Smith, Edward Martin, Henry Tuck, Archibald II.
WEIGH, William J. westcot, William T. Booth. A J..
Lockwood and 7. NJ. Ives.
James Redpath is about to set out for Ireland to
write up the political condition Of that country.
The Ale and Porter Brewery Employees Protective
Union subscribed yesterday $3.50 to aid the strikers In
Kohler & Co.'s brewery.
The Irish Brigade Veteran Association win attend
to-day In a body the funeral Of Captain John T. Toal
Tho Irish Parliamentary Fund Association, under
the presidency of Edgene Kelly, win resume work for
Ireland and viii bold a special meeting this evening
In the Hoffman House.
Paul Weller, one of the old volunteer nrcmen. was
buried yesterday
All the dry-goods stores on tho East Side. save
eighteen, now close at o'clock result Of the
efforts of the Dry-Goods Clerks Eariy-cioslng As
ISOLATION.
To relieve tho debt of s17o,7ie on st. Monicss
In the hall Of the new school this evening and to-
morrow evening
The students Of the Alumni Association Of Mount
st. Mary's College VIII have their annual dinner at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel tomorrow evening.
The Alumni Association OF Manhattan College viii
erect suitable memorial In memory Of the Rev.
John NJ Grady who died few weeks ago.
The unique mustachs which distinguished the Rev.
Hugh o. Pentecost has disappeared
The Board Of onicers Of the 10Th Regiment N. G..
s. N Y, held meeting last night at the armory in
xty-second-st, and reelected Captain william IL
Kirby as treasurer and Captain w. II. Murphy as
secretary. The question OF attending General Har-
rison's inaugural ball was also discussed at great
length but no definite action taken. The general
sentiment seemed TO be In favor of going 10 the ball
Joseph Rothschild age sixty-one, swallowed dose
Of carbolic acid at his homo, No. bo2 East sxthst.
last evening and died before the arrival Of an am