New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

Church yesterday.
A dinner was given 10 their teachers and friends
last night by the members Of tho Chinese school OF
Pilgrim Congregational Church.
musical and literary entertainments will he given
to william Hcazeltou, a graduate OF the New-HorR
Institution for the Blind. by his numerous friends al
Union Tabernacle, Thirty nfth-st, between seventh
ave. and Broadway. this evening.
Tho Rev. George d. Hulst read paper on The
Death which is tho Consequence Of sin" before the
Pastors Association Of the Reformed Church 'yester
day.
As RnEne No. l79 Of the slXth-ave elevated road
was coming to q stop at the Fourteenth-st stahon
about p, yesterday, she broke her connecUng-roo
and keyseats, causing delay of twenty FIVE minutes
The Yorkvillo Democratic Association has been in
eorporated. Tho trustees are August H. Weigie
James J. Murphy, o. T. H. c. Arcndt, J. T. Cumming
Conrad Muller. Gustsve c. EnenbeIg and Adam Cook
The Gladstone Club has been incorporated by VIII
lam F1emminG, William J. KCnna, George Gorton'
William McMurrsy and Burt Townsend
The annual spring regatta Of the Columbia college
Boat Club Will be held the Harlem River on May B
Alta meeting of the Female Grammsrsohool Teach.
err Mutual Improvement Association yesterday, Mrs.
frances Funston read a paper on Revolutionary his
tory, entitled The Military Stops by which Freedom
was Achieved"
The Chckerfng Hall conference committos hold its
monthly meeting yesterday at the Bible House. Tho
Rev. DR. Parkhurst presided, and reports were made
showing the work OF the committee in tho different
parts Of the city.
A large delegation Of shipping merchants waited
on Mayor Grant yesterday. and presented petitions
in behalf of the reappointment of Dock Commissioner
Charles A. Slman
Assistant Dlst1ct-Attorney Lindsay, who frames
the indictments on which thieves and other criminals
are arragned, would nhe Just at present to draw
ono against a particularly bold Thief, who entered
Mr.. Lndsav's office yesterday and stole an ovcrcoar
belonging 10 clerk
On Good Friday night 1875 persons confirmed !
in St. Andrews Church, Harlem xty-eight of whom
adults.
A force Of men went to work early yesterday TO
mako connections Bowling Green between the |
tracks Broadway Railroad and its recent acquS!
ton, the South Ferry and Vesey-st line When these
concessions completed. the Broadway cars will
nun South Ferry, and passengers will escape the
transfer to stages and the subsequent terrible jonG
over what is probably the worst bit Of pavement in
tho city.
The County Medical Society at its regular meeting
last evening admitted eight members, and dis !
cussed "Acne and Psonass" The speakers were ,
DIS G. H. Fox L. d. Bullley, r. ", Taylor, II, 6, |
PiHord, c. ". Allen, +. b. Bronson and others.
James Reynolds who. IN tho guise Of a priest calling
himself the Rev. Joseph Manning, has been swndinR
many people in this city during the last few week
was sentenced at the Essex Market Police Court yes
terday to four months In the workhouse on Black
wells Island
District Attorney Fellows returned 10 the city yes
terday, and his Office for short time. His
last absence has been due the sickness of his young
est child at New Orleans. Mr.. Fellows had no IN
formation TO give 10 the business of his Office.
as he did not have time to examine any papc's yes
terdsy
State senator stader and a delegation of brewers
asked Mayor Grant yesterday to appoint George A.
Lambrccht a brother in-law of Peter Doelger, tho
brewer an Excise Commissioner Mr.. Lam
brecht is at present equity clerk in the County
Clerks office, and is member Of the Tammany Gen
eral Committee from the XXth Assembly District.
The meeting of the Enrolled Republicans Of the
Hid Assembly District tonight Will be addressed 10y
Mahlon Chance Eugene Hawkins and Others.
Ex-senator Palmer of Michigan, the nowly-ap
pointed Minister 10 Spain. said yesterday that he
would sail for europe May g.
John Mason who has served as butler and valet
in wealthy families convicted yesterday
before Judge COwing Of grand larceny in III" second
degree lie was employed by Mrs. Gertrude r. waldo
a member Of the Rhlnelander family, as the agent
to collect her rents, for which he gave checks that
were returned as worthless by the banks. He viii
be sentenced tomorrow.
&C H. NJ sends So for tho family of Patrick
MoTamany, the brave swtchmsn of Jersey City who
lost his life saving child.
Search is being mSde for Miss Katharine Maher
station agent Of the Long Island Railroad az Newtown
who disappeared mysteriously on Friday.
James Hughey a fireman at the Continental Hotel
In Broadway, while riding in an elevator yesterday
vas caught between the first floor and the floor OF
the car. Both his legs broken. Tho accident
was caused by careessnoss.
Vessels arriving here yesterday were delayed many
hours outside the bar by fog Tho steamer Brooklyn
City. from Bristol lost sixty hours. and the ship
Robert Dixon, III days from San Francisco lost
four days In the dense white masses of yapor.
A reception was given last evening by Company
B Of the 18th Regiment to Company of the 18th
Regiment at the 18th Regiment Armory, sNty-second-
st. and Ninth-ave The cadets of the State Military
Academy of Michigan were also invited guests.
Civil Justice Michael j. Norton Of the First judicial
District Court, who is also tho Tammany leader Of
the With Assembly District, is extremely I'll at his
home, No. 40 ChartOn-st He rlptured hood
vessel in way a week ago. and blood poisoning
resulted Yesterday operation performed
which greatly relieved him Last night al improve
ment In his condition noticed
John C. Henderson read an interesting paper last
evening at the New-York Academy of Sciences
"The Eads ship Railway at Tehuanepec Yes
sells be Transported by Ran Across the American
ISthmusl" He showed the feasibility Of the project,
and by maps explained how much shorter the route
TO the countries the Pacific would be than by the
Panama Canal
mass-meetng OF waters held last night at
Florence Hall, SecOnd-ave and FiTstst, for the pur
pose Of arranging standard of wages for waiting
during Centennial week. Nothing definite was decided
on. Many extra walters will be required week,
and higher scale of wages than usual is expected.
ALL QUIET AT PORT DH PAX.
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