New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received 30 IrOM hn eOo'' ios
The family of Patrick McTamany. the sWiechman VINO
lost his life In saving that oI shno ~
crossing In jersey CITY,
&C. C. KR-A description Of the new vessels ouiia.
INC for the Navy was published in The Tribune OF
January %.
NH rrbroa has received S5 from sympathy,
,s,don cstvs for The passengers who we're rescued
from the Danish steamship Danmark by the EnsliSn
steamship Missouri.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Real Estate Exchange held on Tuesday inc UNIV"
ing were elected members OF the Exchanse' hohi'
g. Willie. James L. Brumley. IT,. Rop>-t D. bSooS'
Alexander Guthman, William H. RosehDiA1'' N"a
#. Meyer Jacob Booknan George A. sa~aro ana
William r. Mangam
A large number of permits have been issneo oy
the Park Department for May parties In Centrai tarA
on Saturday Peacock Lawn. the Hill and the pleas
ATTEST hooks have all been secured
Commander Crowinshield, of tho sehooship ST.
PI.rys expects to sail up the Sound previous 70 s'AE
ing on the summer cruise over the ocean on sS'ur-
day The boys have been on vacation since ING
Centennial naval parade, and are all required " 10
port on Friday
Nine Jurors were fined $3.50 each by Justice o'sren
IN the supreme Court Circuit yesterday. for falling
10 appear for duty.
Commissioner Giruy attended the meeting OF the
Aoueduct Commission yesterday, and TOOK inc pi@oo
which ID Lowber Smith has occupied since Genera
Newton's resignation. The space reserved Tor spec
tafors was well filed by Mr.. Gilroys Tammany rends
who gave him a hearty round OF applause as ne SAT
down. Mayor Grant presided In General Duane's ao
sepce The only business OF Importance was the open
ing of bids for at hundred and thirty
6ftbst and tho settlement OF the Shaft IL dispute
Tho Controller was authorized to pay the final esu
mates without reduction.
Contractor Dawson appeared again yesterday at me
Commissioners of Accounts Office for further examine
ton but Mr. Nicoll, who had read Mr. DaWsons tes-
tmony Of Tuesday decided that he had no quesuoh'
10 ask In addition. The Commissioners. therefore,
closed the case and Will submit their report to the
Mayor without delay. 1t Will probably be made THIS
week.
Tho disappearance Of William A. Lehngweu. an IN
sape man seventy years old reported to the police
Yesterday by Griswold Co., Of No. IL FINEST MT
IefRngwelps left arm had been broken recently ana
tt was in a plaster case in sling when ne WalAod
AWAY from his home at No. 90 Sxth-aVe. on Tuesday
The meeting of the Society of Medical Jurispru
dence and State Medicine will take place at O'CLOCK
on Monday evening, May 10, at No. IL West IhrV-
drstst
An GMs entertainment will be given at 8 p m
.onipbt in aid of the FreshAir Fund, by the young
women of the East Baptist Church, at Madison and
Gouverneur SITS unique and Original prograDnine
has been arranged. The assistants arc members "i
bible class OF the churcn, 10 WINCH 1io ANN W
songs and It is hoped that the attendance wiz Do
such as to encourage materially this worthy charity
A musical and dramatic entertainment tor inc
Rabies shelter of the Church Of the Holy communion
81, be given at 80 O'Clock this evening at Hard
man Hall, Fifth-ave. and Eighteenth-st Tho euorS
of this association devoted especially 10 inc 0are
nj children who have lost their parents, or WhoSe
Canadians are too poor to care for them properly.
An interesting programme has been prepared, con-
sistng Of Rotations singing, and act comeo$
alta The building Of the association Is at NO. lls
West Twentieth-st. where donations OF ciothng anu
other supplies may be sent
A service will be held at the North Baptist Church,
IN west Eleventhst near waverley Place, on Sunday
st 80 D. H. celebrating the payment OF the mortgage
1882 Addresses will be made by the pastor. tbs
Rev J. J. Brouner. and by pastors OF neighoorng
churches A Jubilee service will be held on Monday
mt 7: 80 p. m.
Professor Thomas Price VIII lecture on The WIN
tsrs Tae1 before the Shakespeare Society Of Columbia
College this afternoon
A reception will be given by the trustees Of st.
I,uke,s Methodist Episcopal Church this evening" IN
omneotlon with the twentieth anniversary OF the
church.
At the meeting OF the hedico-Legd Society at the
Hotel Buckingham last night, Clark Bell read paper
on Belgium and Her Insane Institudons.' The June
meeting Of the society win be dispensed with, On ac-
count of the International Congress OF Legal
societies that takes place next month in this city.