New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
NETWORK CITY.

into a remarkably realistic scene IN wax oaiie" Ia
ccution by Electricity"
The twentieth anniversary of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. and also of the pastoratc of the Rev. samuel
Altman will he held in the church on sunday. The
sundayschool reunion will he held at 8 p. m, ana
that of the church and congregation at 40 p H.
John A. Bostwick will preside at the latter.
"saubut9 writes to The Tribune for the name OF
the best Institution where young man backward Ill
his studies, can obtain school and trade ednoa'on'
He will probably that these two courses OF study
ore best combined the Pratt Institute, in Brooklyn
A recent number Of THE New-York Clipper gave
an excellent portrait and a short biography OF H. r.
Hamilton who has been for several years the advance
agent and newspaper Of the great Barnum
& Bailey show. The biographical sketch ooh'i'ic1
appreoiave tributes TO Mr. llamiltOns rare aplllty
in his chosen line Of work. and to his cXcep'ioha'
popularity among newspaper men, and among al
classes of people with whom he comes In contact
Mr. Hamilton is universally considered by the best
tudges in such matters 10 be the ab!est and best
equipped man in his special department OF activity Ill
the United States.
The American Fox Terrier Club has elected these
officers: August Belmont, ir., president; john t.
Thayer vice-prcsdent. II. L. rockingham, secretary
and trea surer governors. Angus; Belmont, lr L. VI
Rutherford tr.. II. p. rockingham Edward Kelly
John F. Thayer. W. Rutherford, Clarence Eathoone'
+. r. Hitchcock and Frederick iioey.
The Health Commissioners have appointed Dr.
Eugene b. sanborn, OF No. 500 West Forty tird-S'.'
sanitary Inspector
The case of Philip Heinrich. who was charged with
having sci his type foundry at No. 195 Nilhamst on
fire on November %. 19re, was finished IN the court
Of over and Termncr. before Judge Andrews ycster-
dav and the iury after being out less than FIVE
minutes returned with verdict Of mot guilty
Nearly all the testimony Yesterday WAS concerning
the defendants good character
James MoNulty. Of No. 10 Bcaver-st, and john
King of No 90 Nev-st., fined $3.50 each yes
terday in the Court of Special sessions for selling
pootCkets on the races
Judge Barrett. in the supreme Court Chambers, yes
terday handed down opinion refusing to grant the
injunction asked for by the Fire Department to restrain
Barnum & Bailey from continuing TO give perform
ances in tent in the city limits.
The Mercantile Exchange yesterday adopted resou-
tons protesting against the passage OF Assembly Dill
No 1,o30 regulating commissions on sales.
A fair in aid Of the French Hospital and of the
French Free Day Nursery and Kindergarten VIII be
held on Saturd ~ from y. III. to 10 30 p. NJ EN-
President Cleveland will open the fair. There Will
be a table presided by the wife OF DIR. j. J.
Hanna and the wives Of twenty five other ply sci ms.
1t Will be designated La Table du Corseil Medical
Rear-Admiral Il. L. Braine. Commsndant of the
Navy Yard. received information yesterday that the
new cruiser Philadelphia and the gunboats Concord
and Bennington would he sent here 70 be fitted
The steamers Friesland and Nevada which arrived
here Yesterday reported that April IA they passed
two freight steamers in tow of the otter, bound
for Halifax
Some artistic furniture, including many piece, in
gold and white and the Empire style. and several
fine specimens Of marqucclie work, Will be sold AT
auction on Thursday and Friday afternoons at no
o4o Fifth-ave some of the articles to be sold are
from the estate Of Mrs. ". }. Havemeycr.
The regular meeting Of the directors Of the Pacific
Mail steamship Company was held yesterday and
Wall street had looked for some action with regard
TO the suggested steamer line from Tao t. the
China sea in connection with tie northern Pacific
Railroad. The officers, however, said afteiward that
only routine business had BEEN transacted. 1t Wa
generally thought that the absence of c. T. Huntington
in California prevent any attempt to establish
such line for the present.
Samuel Newman and Thomas Hart messenger boys.
who were charged with forging check for So 81
drawn in the name Of George II Reynolds the
broadway Bank, committed yesterday before
Judge COwing Judge Cowug sent Newman 10 the
Elmra Reformatory, and Hart to the Catholic Pro
tcctory.
\ testimonial performance and reception in honor
OF Martin J. Dixon, under the patronage Of the New
York telegraph operators. was gwen last night IN
the New Central Opera House, Nos. 2O7 to 2l5 East
sxty-seventhst.
large audience attended concert given last night
in Chickcring Hall for the benefit Of the deserving
Italian Mission, Church san salvatore. no ao7 Null
berry An orchestra OF young men belonging TO
Mrs Curtiss well known orchestra, and Miss Mar.
rarct H. Elliot Theodore ManouIy. Dr. Louis Hcit1-
manu. William Hoffman, otto SPEECH otto Schreincr
and Emil schocn furnished EMO, able programme.
over $1,000 nctted by the concert.
"The American Cricket Annual for 1890. com
piled and edited by Jerome flannciy. secretary of the
Cosmopolitan Cricket Club Of New York. has Just been
issued 1t is said to be the first Of its kind ever
attempted in America
Yesterday afternoon and evening was the second
day Of the bazar and musical entertainment for the
hcncnt If 1t. Lukc's Church, held in tie hall In
Iud ,on-st.. GrOvest over 800 was taken in
Mrs Earl. Mis- Lizzie Baxter. and Mcssrs We.tcr
field Fuller and Nottingham. took part in the musical
entertainments which under the direction Of T. T.
Hoffman. The bazaar will close Friday evening.
An enjoyable musical party was given last evening
hv Mis- Louise Farnham at her home. NO. 1874 East
Seventeenth Il. Among those whose assistance con
tr,buted to the excellence Of the programme were
Mine Paul Julien, senor Buitiago, Ms, Daisy Foster
j. A. Meican Miss Amelia Wurmb. Mr.. Coventry
WaddeI Miss Louise Newman, Miss Eugene hichtci
and sgnor Beo.
The Edison Electrical Exhibition for the benefit d
the New-York Exchange for NOmanN Worh Is no"
in its second week at the Lcnox Lyccun, aud is draw
Ing large and interested aadicnoes. The display l.
exceptionally entertaining and instructive. The Hun
carian orchestra has "a new programme Of music fo
the week. and several additions have been made t
the list Of electrical appliances
W. Il. War. who has just been chosen first as
sisant secretary Of the Twenty third st. branch OF IN
Young Mems Christian Association Of tins city. begin
his abors there today
An Irish athletic club has been organized In tn
city. and has arranged for bmonthly meetings OF
SUNDAYS at No. 527 Third ave. Michael Breslin. Ed
ward whalcn, NJ :. sldttcry, j. J. Sutton and H. kcl!
are the directors.
The West End Association has written letter u
the Park Department.. protesting against the renova
Of the geological collection from Central Park, AM
favoring tho site at Ninety fourth-st On the Yves