New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-22
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NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. Daniel Van Pclt delivered an address on
Extension and Education" yesterday before tho Pas
tors Association of the Reformed Church.
The Rev. J. b. English, OF Newark, read paper
entitled Plea for Doctrinal Accuracy" before inc
Baptist Minister'S Conference yesterday
The Park Board yesterday authorized Director
conklin 10 begin at once the construction of building
which VIII be used for the elephants of tho Menagere
IN Central Park; special quarter OF 10 VIII be as
signed to sTp,s the elephant recently presented to
the city.
The tranlc on the stonington Line this season is
SO great as to require the largest steamers The
company has put the Rhode Island and the Massa-
cbusctts on the route the Rhode Island leaving this
city on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and the
Massachusetts on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
from New Pier No. 80 North River. at 80 p m
The twenty eighth anniversary Of tho woman's
Union Missionary Society will be held tomorrow at
IL a. m. and p. m, in the chapel OF the Broadway
Tabernacle.
The Judges Of tho Supreme Court have appointed
Samuel Goldberg librarian. The appointment Is TO
take effect February 1.
One of the cars Of Brooklyn Bridge train, which
left Brooklyn at about 80 m. yesterday, did not
grip the cable firmly enough and before the first
tower was reached the train brought TO stand
stu II ran slowly back TO the starting point and
got a now start. Only about three minutes delay
was caused by the accident.
The annual election of the Ninth Avenue Surface
Railroad Company was held yesterday at Ninth-aVe
and Fifty fourth-st There was no opposition TO the
election Of these directors George Law, Paul N.
spofford Otis W. Randall Edward 81. j. Hays Joseph
J. o'Donohue Heman B. wilson, Joseph IL Goodwin,
Jacob Hays, c. Granville Wright. Stephen II. Herrl-
man, william Ravesteyn, James Afeck, joseph q.
Afieck On Thursday the directors Will meet and
organize
About ESQ primary teachers listened to an address
ny Norman A. Cakins on The Teaching of Form
yesterday, at No. o University Place The members
Of the Primary Teachers Association have found
difficulties in presenting the subject of form to their
pupils and the lecture intended to suggest
methods for removing the difficulties as far as pos
sIble.
John L. Sullivan has postponed his descent upon
Manhattan Island until tomorrow. His mother is
said to DO Ill in Boston.
Mayor Grant yesterday referred the afldavits of
Patrick Burne, d. NJ. Durell and C. L. Frank, mar
ketmen who have held stands in the old West wash
ngton Market and who failed TO secure quarters In
the new market, TO the Commissioners OF Accounts
for Investigation and report
as. D. b. and at B. s." send 81 each for John
Mitchell the worthy veteran, whose destitute con-
dittop was reported In The Tribune on Sunday
The Yantio was discharged from Quarantine yes
terday.- and two tugs towed her TO the Navy Yard,
where she will be fumigated.
A pretty girl. sixteen years Old alightod nom
train at tho Grand Central Station Saturday night
and appealed to policeman for protection and sd-
vice. She was Enfe swihart, and she had run away
from her homo at Fostoris Ohio, after trivial quar-
rel with hrr mother. she placed In tho care OF
Matron webb at Police Headquarters, and yesterday
she started TO return home in the custody of Marshal
Nen, Of FostorIa who had been sent for her
News was received at the Cotton Exchange Of the
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momber Of the Exchange, and head Of the Liverpool
house of J. L. Rosenheim Sons, cotton merchants.
In the case of Henry Phillips, in the Jefferson
Market Police Court, charged with abandoning his
wife, George f. Eschbach credited with appear
ing for Mr.. Phillips He appeared for Mrs Hannah
Phillips, the wife.
n The steamer State of Nebraska, having completed
the repairs for which sho put back to this port, ex
poets to sail again to-day.
The annual dinners of the Second Panel of the
sherifs Jury are always delightful affairs. Tho &C
eomplshed and popular committee, composed of Adon
Smith, chairman; Richard X. Hunt, George A. Meyer,
Jacob Hays. Charles X. Randall, Jules A. Montant
and NJ. H. Moses, always entertains the many guests
both generously and gracefully. This evening at Del
monico's these genial gentlemen viii welcome their
friends at O'Clock
Representatives of the Furriers' Association yes
terday asked Mayor Grant to appoint Julius Well
Of No. 123 Nercerst, TO some Commissonership.
Commissioner woodman was absent from tho meet
Ing of the Commissioners OF Excise yesterday and
fhis account the rchearing IN the case OF Phil" NIL
laan which was asked for BY the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime, at the first hearing only
Commissioners Won Claim present. was not taken
up
Among the pilgrims who Will visit the Holy Land,
sailing from this city on February 81. Bishop
wigger and Monsignor Doane, Of Newark, and Mon
sgnor Seton, OF jersey City.
The receipts Of St. stephens Roman Catholic Church
for the year ending January 1, 1882 s9s,e35 g.
Bishop Foley, of Detroit, Mich, has been elected
an honorary member OF the Ancient Order of Hber-
akspg.
the Rev John T. Downes, of St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church. in this city, has been transferred TO
she Church OF Our Lady Of Mercy. Portchester. n T.
Lawrence Gronlund, the Socialist leader, has wife
Who is going to set cut to mako speeches in behalf
Of Socialism.
regular mesting of the Princeton Club Of this
city viii DO held Thursday evening at the Hotel
Brunswick The annual election for officers Of tho
club will take place, and Professor Sloane Of tho
college viii give short talk.
Fresh eggs are unusually cheap for January.
Strictly fresh are quoted in lots at 10 IL cents per
dozen.
The South sent to New-York during 1888 o,5e2 900
feet OF yellow pine. about the quantity delivered
the previous year and materially exceeding the cuts
Of IS and $50.
Philadelphia sugar refBers have been shading prices
enough draw of considerable local trade from the
melting monopoies OF this city.
II wholesale prices continue TO advance and get
above consumers limit the rapidly receding lobster
viii have an opportunity to postpone his threatened
determination.
Dr. J. f. Hewcomb will give a practical health
talk IN the lecture hall OF tho Young Mems Institute.
No. 222 Bowery, at o'clock this evening His sub
fect Is The Digestion OF Ham Sandwich"
The Collegiate Reformed Church was well Gllcd last
night with Sunday school teachers who had met to
study the lesson for next Sunday. The Rev. Dr. A.
f. Kttredge. tho Rev DR. A. T. schaunier. the Rev.
La i..ct.