New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-23
NETWORK CITY.

nh. srr,bune has received 81 from n Nichols for
sos Grant Monument Fund and 81 from < NJ" for the
Horace Greeley statue
bishop W. r. Mallalleu, who is TO preside at the
next session Of the New-York Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. has telegraphed inc
appointment Of the Rev. Sanford. /. Ferguson as
presiding elder of Poughkeepse District for the re-
matnder of the Conference year in place Of the Rev.
Or. @. s. Hare, deceased.
The Young Peoples Society of the Adams Memorial
Presbyterian Church will have an entertainment to
morrow night to aid the music fund of the church
A concert will be given by the New-York Port
goctety,s Mariners Church Sunday school at the
church, Catharine and Madison sts, tomorrow, At
g:z5 p. m.
The Tribune yesterday received for John Mitchell,
tho destitute and disabled veteran soldier, VI from
81. II. e. W. and 81 from D. l."
John J. Hannigan, who declared that he was en-
pioyed as detective for the purpose OF detecting
election frauds and who was himself convicted Oh
attempting to induce persons TO register falsely was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Benedict IN the uneu
States Circuit Court thirteen months In the Peni
tsntiary.
The agents of the owners OF the steamer Hayden
Republic learned yesterday that the vessel had oeen
chartered at Kingston, Jamaica, to bring cargo OF
iogwood TO Boston.
Health inspectors arc keeping sharp lookout
nightly at the ferries and make daily tours OF the
markets In search of the tender bob" VEAL which
has made its annual appearance
II IS Estimated that fully 5000 are kept in
stables continually in the suburbs of this city.
Brooklyn and Jersey City, Some Of these stables
have as high as forty cows in them. The milk they
supply to the city is not above par
Justice Andrews, Of the Supreme Court, has named
Wendell A. Anderson United States ConsulGeneral
at Montreal as commissioner to take the testimony
Of John keenan, of boodle' fame.
Dr. Whitfield Ward last night delivered at the
Grand Conservatory of Music of the City Of Newfork
An Interesting lecture entitled The Development OF
the Voice. 1t was the conseryatorys seventeenth
entertainment large and appreciative audience
was present
An anxious mother went to Police Headquarters
yesterday and besought the police to help her in
searching for her daughter, Alice dc Thierry, age
sixteen, who disappeared from her home at No. 5o2
nardst.. Brooklyn. L. D., on Friday.
nncman named Reed, in the employ Of the
western Union Telegraph Company, fell from a tele-
graph polo at Gansevoort ard West SIS. yesterday
afternoon and was killed instantly. HIS homo is 10
New-Jerscy.
Resolutions were introduced yesterday in the
Board OF Aldermen requiring the Dry Dock, East
Broadway and Battery and the Chambers and Grand
sts railways to employ conductors we'll drivers
The ordinance as TO the first namod road 1t Is pro
yided shall take effect April 80 and TO the latter
on May /. Both measures were referred 10 the
Committee on Streets.
The name OF coogan-ave., the fret thoroughfarc
west Of Eighth-ave., running from Edsecomb-ave.
TO one-hundred ard fifty hfth-st was changed yester
day by the Board Of Aldermen motion Of Mr.. CarlIn
TO Bradhurstavc. 1t asserted that tho resolution
which named the avenue for the United Labor can
didate for Mayor last year not adopted in con-
formity with law.
The Park Commissioners requested by the
Aldermen yesterday, motion Of Mr. Shea, not to
Yell any concessions TO the Harlem Railroad Company
In regard 10 the agreement made for depressing its
tracks IN the Annexed District. If the notifications
asked for by the company allowed, Mr.. Shea
said, It's effect would be the same as building a
Chinese wall In Melrose from one-hundreA- and fifty
s5cond-st to one-hundred and ffty-sixth sts
The petition of the Madison Avenue and Eighty
sixth-st Railroad Company, asking the Aldermens
permission to operate transverse road across Central
Park from Madson-sve. to Eighth-ave., with either
horsepower Electricity, referred yesterday to
the Committee on Railroads.
The Thirty-fourthst. ferry and Eieventh-ave. Rail
road Company have borrowed 100000 from the
Central Trust Company OF New-York, giving mort
gage their franchises etc., security. The loan
Is for twcnty-eight years.