New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

ecutiye committee Dr. H. G.. PiiTard W. Townsend
Colbron, and W. J. Cassard. Changes were made IN
the bylaws, placing the annual dues at go ana
enabling members OF other incorporated Photographic
societies to Join the club without payment OF the
initiation fee.
The Veteran Fremen's Association and the Noun-
teer Frcmen's Association attended the funeral OK
Peter CAIN an old member of both bodies, yesterday,
at ST. stephens Church in East Twenty cl5hth-St
The c. A. r. Association, Of Westchester County
will have its annual dinner Monday evening in the
Vanderbilt Hotel.
The Rev DR.. Henry A. Brann has been appointed
pastor Of st. Agncss Church, in place OF Father
Macdowall who died a few days ago
Every member Of the Irish Volunteers in this city
has been taxed 50 toward the of the next
encampmcnt Of the IrishAmerican Military Union to
be held in Philadelphia.
| Arrangements are making by the leading Home
Rulers in this city to raise fund to aid Mr. Parnen
In the O'Shea divorce case.
new library has been opened in connection with
St Joscph's Roman Catholic Church at Sixthave and
Waverlcy Place.
The Rev. Dr. Merrck president OF the College OF
st. Francis Xavier, IS Ill with influenza.
Il is feared. not hoped, that the King OF Spain
Is about TO lose his grip.
Workmen have got the wires in the subway in
Third.ave as far south az Forty-seventh-st
Each feared the other would be there; so neither
the Governor nor the ex,Prcsldent went to that Bust
ness Mems dinner.
Scores of persons visited the in the Park
Yesterday to sec the first big, long lcicles OF the
season.
The Board Of Walking Delegates OF the Building
Trades section Of the Central Labor Union. having com
planned that volkcning & Co. kept their non-union
marble cutters at work last sunday committee OF
FIVE has been appointed to lay the before the
Board Of Police Commissioners
Discarded Christmas trees may be seen in
almost any street or in the city. The street
cleaners say they greatly impede their work and are
nuisance.
The Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church, in West Forty
ixth ST was crowded las. ncht at the seventh public
meeting Of the New York BAPTIST Sunday school tnon
An Interesting address on The Bible study Of To-Day
was given by Professor william X. Harper, Of Yale
Among those present were John D. Rockefeller. Dr.
]. H. Ginning Joseph Brokaw, william ". Isaacs,
4 J. Wintcrton j. y. squircs, J. a. Barratt, c. W.
Myers and J. b. Cole.
The Rev. Dr. W VI. Taylor delivered eloquent
lecture last evening on Thomas Chalmers, Scotland
Greatest Preacher in the parlors Of the broadway
Tabernacle before audience Of about 100 persons
Mrs. D. : Miller. age cighty-two. wife Of the late
D. :. Miller died yesterday Of heart failure. at her
home so. 5l- Fifth ave. Tho funeral will be at the
ho,sc on Monday morning. The service Will be con
Quoted by the Rev Dr. Terry, Of the south Reformed
Church.
The General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmcn Of
the CITY " Sew York gave literary entertainment
i'm Stciuwav Hall last evening. Rccitatlons by Mrs.
Jessie FMrdgc southwck formed the greater part OF
the programme.
Miss Amelia y. Edwards will lecture on Ancient
Egyptian Portrait Painting Illustrated by az Ancient
Egyptian Portrait Gallery IN Coopc- Union. this
evening under the >piccs Of Columbia College.
The Delta kappa Epsilon club Will have an cnt"r.
,Iuront at is club house, so. 49, Fifth ave, this
evening.
The letter carriers ind good many empty purses
% the letter boxes. rckpochc's think 1t safer to
Iron them there than on the Sidewalks.
4 Kid glove with little out'dc pocket In the palm
~. tn. wcaror 20 keep carfarc in Is one Of the latest
!cy. rc, fpr comfort
4 child suGoriu, from tvp'us fever was removed
from tlr Eml.raut Hospital on Wards Island 70 ID"
Health Departments Hospital on North Brother Island
yesterday.