New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

information from Washington received at the
Maritime Exchange says that on account OF unavoid
able delay in preparing programmes and Instructions
for delegates the International maritime conference
has been postponed until early next fai.
Foreign and domestic tallow has been so success
fully cornereds by heavy French capital that COM
netting soap makers who forced to accept narrow
margin begin to vince under present and prospective
hrmness OF prices.
Tho Elberon Club held its annual reception at tho
reutonia Assembly Rooms last night year ago the
club drove to Mount Vernon In one OF the largest
stages It could get drawn by ten horses and gave
a surprise to william II. Huss, son OF Colonel Henry
Huss.
The New-York Cotton Exchange building at
Hanover Square and william-st- has been mortgaged
TO the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Of
Newark, N. j., as security for loan OF $4,000
The loan IS duo I'm five years.
Stephen Mascot, at the request of the Rev. Dr.
Ryance, of ST Marks Episcopal Church, will give his
entertainment before the st. Marks Literary Society
in the chapel at feminist and second-ave. on Tues
day evening at o'clock
Ex-Judge Noah Davis win address meeting Of
students tomorrow eyoning at the concert hall Of
the Metropolitan Opera House. Students Of every
college and university Of tho city are invited
The lecture this evening IN tho Cooper Union
free course will be delivered by Rosster W. Raymond
on The Present State OF the Darwinian Controversy
The annual dinner of the Amherst College Alumni
Association Of NewYork is to take place on January
% at Delmonicos. Tic college banjo club coming
and the Rev DE- Parkhurst viii preside.
Commissioner Porter, Of the Board Of Charities and
Correction, said yesterday that the report that the
steamer Brennan Of the Department. not properly
licensed was not true. Tho Board OF Steamboat
inspectors had found technicaiy that had been
overlooked he said and tire engineer Of the Depart
ment had been Instructed to hsvo this remedied.
Tho Dock Board yesterday awarded to oConnell a
Coffee the contract to repair Pier No e East River,
at whltehan-st The bid was $4,000.
John X Mcdonald, who has been employed IN
Collector Magonos Office assistant stenographer and
typewriter, was yesterday made private secretary
to Acting Appraiser A D. Stearns.
The Rev. Alexander Rohut finished yesterday his
eAruole Completum,s Talmudic encyclopaedia in
twelve languages begun by him twenty-five years
ago. Tho fifth volume, which has Just appeared, Is
dedicated TO the American Jewish phIanthropst
Jacob II. scblG, under whose patronage It was
printed
fy-wheel fell nom It's bearings IN the electric
light station at Eightieth-st and Avenue yesterday
and knocked down two Of the workmen there. Joseph
j. Newell. ago fifty, Of No. 1873 sumnerave, Newark,
N. J.. and John Reynolds. age thirtyhvc, OF No. 81
plke-st Both were injured so seriously that tho
Theodore schmalholz, a butcher at No 70 Third
ave. charged Charles Bierwelth hts bookkeeper, and
Charles Page his collector with forgery and larceny
at Jefferson Market Court this morning. schmaiholz
claimed thai hts loss from what he knows at present
amounts TO 81, 800. They were remanded until this
morning.
Tho IRISH Homo Rulo Club OF this city win eelo-
brats washingon's Birthday by public dinner.
j. c. stswart.-The Museum of Art is open FREQ
to tho public on all week days except Monday and
Tuesday. On those days fec of twenty-five cents
is charged. II IS not open on Sunday.
II was reported last night at ST. Luke's Hospital
that tho condition Of Isaac Bell r.. had remained I'M
changed throughout tho day. DIR. Albert H. Ety. the
house surgeon, said last night that while Mr. Bells
condition was no worse, all hope Of his recovery
has been abandoned, although he may lnger in his
present state for two three days. At late hour
last night no was perfectly conscious and resting
comfortably.
An address signed by Eugene Kelly, president of
tho Irish Parliamentary Fund Association, will soon
be issued appealing for funds in aid Of the Irish
cause
Tho Rev. Dr. John T. McEhenny, Of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart in West Fifty-nrsst, has been
made rector of Up Church of the Assumption, Peek
skin.
James Redpath viii san for Ireland today.
II. d. farIcu, county BcmoueCy icahof
refused 10 support Abram s. Hewitt, is looking for
Police commlssionership, but is not In tho least
likely to get It.
Uptown boss BARRIERS complain Of their customers
going downtown since the iounoymen began the early
closing agitation.
Archdoacon Mackay-smth will deliver an address
to young only tomorrow at Q 80 p. m. in Asso-
citation Hall, Twenty -thirdst. and Fourth-ave.
committee representing twentythree Hebrew
organizations and headed by Dr. Heath, chaplain OF
the Tombs City Prison, called upon Rabbi Edward
n. b. Browne OF Mount Sinai Temple, IN East
Seventy last night and presented 10 him
set Of resolutions and gold-headed cane In behalf
of the son OF Adoph Reich, for having saved tho life
OF his father DIR. Browne was mainly instrumental
in securing tho Communication of Rech's sentence TO
Imprisonment for llfe
A pile Of logs fell on John Gendon's blacksmith
shop, No. SOB west Fourteenth-st, yesterday after
noon and made klndllDg wood Of II in second.
horse that being shod at the time was so badly
| injured that IL had to be idlled by Bergh's men,
but the workmen got out in time to escape injury
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