New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

is now considered almost, II not altoee'er' gu" VI
danger.
The monograph exhibition at the Battle of Gettys-
burg, this week will include the stabat Mater oy
Jane the English choirsinger
The lectre this evening in the Cooper Union free
course will be delivered by Professor william H.
Goodyear, Of York. on "Michel Angelo Illus
trated.
The Adjutant General of the State of Ohio has writ
ten to General wngate. the president OF the Natohal
Guard Association that the delegates from ONO 10 o
Washington convention of the assOcietloh VIII oo'o
of General Morton l.. Hawkins. Acknowledgements VI
the State of Ohio General II. 4. Axnc eA-AuJu'ah'
General. Colonel E. j. Pocock 18th Infantry Colonel
e. d. Thompson 18th Infantry; and Colonel George
p Gyger, Sth Infantry. General W. H. hile' iu
infant General of the State of Texas, writes lau o
delegation from his State win consist OF 'tehera W. H.
King Colonel X. II. Bruce, Assistant lnspectoroel
eraI. and Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Fegh, A. D. {.
The Dock Commissioners yesterday accepted inc
rcsisnatton Of Captain Martin, of the tug ManhauN'
Roval Chauin was selected by the Board from three
names for the place assistant enGteer presented by
the Civil Service Board
At the celebration Of the Festival OF ST. Agnes Id
the Church of St Agnes, Forty-thirdst, near LeAn8
fOn-aye tomorrow. the ceremonies VIII be on scae
of splendor rarely witnessed in this country. Pom
tidcal mass will be celebrated at IL a. M by Bishop
p. A. Ludden. of Syracuse, and the Rev Dr. Henry
A Rrann the friend and successor OF the late Rev
Henry c. Macdonald. will preach. Clusters OF br'ii
iant lights banks Of choice flowers, PROFESSIONS OF
whfte.robed children carrying tapers, richly vestmehed
priests, and magnificent music. Will be the features
of the celebration.
The Police Board yesterday decided to let each of
the three district inspectors choose sergeant anu
a roundsman for duty district aids
Arrangements for the dinner of the superintendent
te inspectors ard captains of police at Demoncos
, on Monday night were completed yesterday among
the guests who will be expected 10 make speeches. VIII
be .Chauncey NJ Depew and W. Bourhe COCHRAN
Governor Hill and Mayor Grant have been invited
David Shapiro a young Polish tailor, who had be
come disheartened by loss of employment cut his
throat in Mrs. Liebmans clearinghouse NO " NV
ington.st Yesterday morning. The police sent MN
TO the Gongerneur Hospital, and the surgeons did NOT
expect that he would recover.
Leland T. Powert read his monologue, David Gar
rick last night In Association Hall. Inc oomens
itself is brmful Of spirit, lauchahle situations ana
diversity of character, and Mr. Powers Kept MS large
audience in happy frame OF mind
The steamer Cienfuegos arrived here yesterday with
the body OF General H. W. Perkins on board. who
died recently at Nassau. Mrs DeOs McCurdy sister
of General Perkins. on the steamer f. H. ana
II. w. Perkins brothers of the General met Mrs Nc
Curdy at the pier.
An examination for a cadctship at the Naval
Academy, which is at the disposal OF congressman
Charles r. Turner, will be held at Grammar schoo
No q at a. m on February Is. The candidates
must be over fifteen and less than twenty years Old
and will he examined in reading, writing, spelling.
grammar geography, arithmetic algebra and American
history.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts to
Sss, 297 So.
Thad. Stevens Post, G. A. r.. held its ninth an
nual installation of officers in WendclS Assembly
Rooms last evening. The officers are C. W. Nc
atlov ior virp nj
mander; Charles Charleston, junior vicecommander
Solomon Hutchins chaplain James Williams, surgeon
Charles W. Randall Quartermaster. Past Commander
f. J. Atkinson, of II. b. Clanin Post. was the In
stating officer.
The funeral of Franklin A. Paddock. who died on
wednesday, took place yesterday at his home No a"
West Forty -nnth-st. The Rev. DR.. shipman, OF
Chrisvs Church, oicated. delegation from the Bar
Association present.
The police are searching for Robert E. Chctwood a
lawyer of Elizabeth, n. j., who to this city on
Monday TO transact some business for client, ana
disappeared. AS he had suffered from insomnia, his
friends expressed fear that e had committed suicide
He is a small man, ffty-two years old, with light
complexion and full brown beard His Office Is In
the Arcade Building, in Elizabeth.
The cornerstone of the new building Of the Eastern
Dispensary, at BrOome and Essex ss., will be laid
at 3 80 D. m. on Wednesday. Judge Barrett, the
Rev. DIS Howard Crosby and John Hall. with others,
will take part in the exercises.
Tho congregation Of the Rutgers Riverside Church
will take formal possession Of their beautiful new
building at Seventy thirdst. and the boulevard, to
morrow The dedication services will be held on Mon
day evening, at which the moderator OF the Prcsby
terry of New.York, the Rev. II. F. sample, will pre-
side. The Rev. DR.. w. VI. Paxton, of the Princeton
Theological Seminary, will preach, and the Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby and Others will take part
The second term Of the Advanced Glasses for Women
will open in February. The classes were first or
gained in october, 1888. their object being TO pro
mote higher education among women who are unable
to attend college. The classes will be held in the
rooms Of Miss Chishom's school, No. 10 East Sixty
ffthst.
Tho statement was published yesterday that the
PosofHce clerks making efforts 10 secure an eight
hour workday several members of the Postoflice
Clerks Association said that the association was work
ing for an increase in the number of employees, the
eighthou schedule having been in force for over
year.
William ii. Berrigan, attache Of the Superior
Court for twenty years. was buried yesterday in
Calvary Cemetery The Fariham Post, q. A. r., the
Columbian Order, the Hickory Club and other organza
tons attended.
The Rev. D. J. Leahy, of HYDE Park ". y, has
been assigned 10 duty at ST. Monica's Church, In East
seventy ninth It.
Hugh l.. Clark, the young swinder who passed
worthless checks tainted in court yesterday morning
whom he was held in e 600 bail Lambert Bros say
that Clark did not get goods from them, although he
tried 10 obtain jewels.
At a meeting Of the District Committee Of the With
Assembly District Republican Association on Thurs
day night at No. 440 Grandst., John simpson, John
W. Hunt William wainman, Moses Lehrbcrgcr and
Thomas Grohs were appointed finance committee
1t was decided to meet the first Thursday OF each
month, excepting July and August.
The Shakespeare Club Of New York City will hold
lis monthly meeting and reception this evening at
the house Of Madame Van Norman. No. 20 Central
Park West.
The burning OF St. Timothys Episcopal Church on
r,nrsnau nnnrning has brought nearly all tho