New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
NETWORK CITY!


shppinc, at Cooper Institute January "a at p H.
The chimes Of Old Ben,' of London, and Of Grace
Church New-York are to be heard during the coming
week on the phonoCraph at the Battle of Gettysburg
cyclorama
The stated meeting of the Board OF Managers OF
the American Bible Society was held at the Bible
House on Thursday. Announcement was made oi the
death of Robert Carter Of the vice presidents OF
the society, and memorial paper was adopted by the
Board Of Managers.
The installation OF the Rev A. W. sproull as pastor
Of the Church of Sea and Land, at Market ana Henry
sts will take place tomorrow at : :45 O'Clock. Inc
Rev Drs Sample Vincent, Hall and Marlns viii take
part in the services Mr.. sproun was for ten years
pastor at Sag Harbor Me-. but resigned on account
Of i'll health. For years he was synodlcal mis-
sionary in Florida and his health Is now restored
At the annual meeting OF Meagher's Irish Brigade
Veteran Association held Thursday evening III the
aImory Tompkins Market, the following olhcerS were
elected: Captain p j. Ilealy president hIst vice
president Lieutenant John Dillon; second NlccpfeSi-
dent John Lonregan; third vicepresdent, Patrick
Girlev treasurer Peter Rafferty, recording secretary
Captain Alexander Watts; corresponding secretary
Colonel James Qunan; board of trustees Major John
NcCartin. Captain James McGrath and Captain Ter
rance Duffy; sergeant arms, Patrick Lucy.
The McAuey Cremorne Mission No. 1o4 West
Thirtvsecond ST. will celebrate its eighth anniversary
al D. M. tomorrow. Inc htN' U.s. - IA i'N'N''
and samuel IL. Virgin Will be the speakers.
The Tribune yesterday received the following ad-
ditonal subscriptions for Mrs Elizabeth Connolly and
her two children: Mary f. Monroe, 50; f. W. F."
SO: one VINO feels sorry for her" AM ANONYMOUS
each 81; and ~. H. IL. NJ. L." and h W.
each 81.
At the annual election of officers of the L. $ Grant
Club. No 215 East Thirty fouthst, last evening the
following ticket chosen unanimously ; PpSueh''
Bernard Bigln; recording secretary Robert TODD
financial secretary, james Z. McMuler; treasurer
lohn f. Conway After the election there was pre-
sentcd 10 the president a handsome hfe-Nze craNoh
uortTait -of President Harrison 1t was the Ght ol
William H. Grogan, Of the special inspectors OF
the Treasury Department.
At the funeral to-day Of the Rev. Henry & Mac
sowal pastor of ST. Acn S. Roman Catholic Cmrch III
East Forty thrdt., Bishop McNcirncy of Albany VIII
celebrate the solemn mass Of requiem assisted bN the
Rev. Father McCready Of Holy Cross Churih. Inc
Rev. Father Prat, Of ST. Columba'> Church. VIII act
os deacon the Rev ". Poole >ubdcacon. and Fathers
O.SbaucInessy and Somcr, masters Of cerema n.y. Inc
Rev Dr. Henry =. Brann Viii preach the sermon
Lieutenant Arthur F. Nazro. who has been for tie
last wear a member of the Naval Board Of Inspection
of steam Vessels. in the Federal Building h'' o'eh
ordered in charge Of the branch photographic once al
the Maritime Exchange, To succeed ElslIh "co'Hc
Blow who has been appointed ON the SIAN oi A0'l"7
Rear Admiral Brown. Of the Asiatlc squadron.
There were eighty bidders yesterday for the con
tracts to suppv n6r groceries and hospital supplies
for the Department of Charities The contracts VIII
amount 10 about $4,000. They include 1000 bar
rel, OF -four % 900 pounds Of buticr 5000 callon'
of alcohol, and 5000 gallons Of whi>hey
The Kimberley. a largo English steamer carrying
BOO tons, has been purchased by the Palhc I'M
provement Company, Of California. which Is connected
with the southern PaciHc Company. Il is the ntcn
IN
md TT her for the Pacific trade The steamer VIII
sail henceflrth under the American nag
4 committee Of the homeopathic Medical society
Of the County Of NcwNort viii meet the OomHhS
sioners of Charities and Correction on Monday The
meeting will he for the purpose Of arriving at some
decision in regard 10 the controversy about the nos
pital on Ward Island
The Twelfth Ward trustees yesterday opened bids
for a new school in ,puytcn DuyviL T. Gu'taveson' $
bid S-2,671 was The lowest and IT was recommended
Jobn Meals son, were the lowest bidders for supply
inc heating apparatus 10 Primary school no i3. Their
lid was s5.71i: and Nathaniel Johnson's bid ior
supplyne furniture to Primary school No. %, amount
Ing 10 81 ,5J3, approved
The will Of Dr. Charles II. Nichols, superintendent
Of the Bloonnedalc Asylum, filed for probate yes
terdav Ii is announced in the hrst clause Of The will
that II Is the only the tc,tatJr ever executed
* entirely in Dr. Nichols handwriting, and 1t Is
aated July s. loe0 few days Lcforc he started on a
trin 10 Europe The will provides that $4,000 g
10 Lieutenant Mauy Nichols. Of the United State'
ARMY a son Of Dr. Nichols, and the balance Of the
eette goes t. tie widow, >allie L. Nichols The wdo"
Is made executriX, and the witnesses We're MII{am
f. Dodd Henry = lliam5 and J. Z. Courtney
The Ivy Club Of the XXIld Assembly District pre-
sented 10 Deputy Collector Gunner handsome badge
on New Years Day, in recognition Of his services u
the Republican party. The badge cost about 800
Tile steamers Yordland, Cufc and Canada arrived
here yesterday. They reported heavy weather at sea
Charles II. Meyers the fireman who fell down {
sliding pole in his sleep week ago. died YESTERDAY
at GOuveTneur Hospital
NP.R Hatch, the former agent Of the Baltlmor
and Ohio Express Company, who embczzcd $1,000 0
the companys money and fled to Canada but wa
aneryyard arrested Chicago, was sent 10 the Elmiri
Rcformatory yesterday by Recorder smyth. lie /
twenty nine years old.
1udce Addison Brown Of the United States Distric
cour+ Yesterday ordered the discharge Of smol
par,ch who has been in Ludlow street Jail for sew
craI weeks under an order of arrest granted by Judg
Andrews in a civil suit begun by Daniel Baruch +
recover large amount Of Austrian bonds which
was charged simon had kept in his possession althoug
they belonged 10 his brother, who is now convic
in Austria Judge Brown ordered that Baruch b
taken back to Hnboken by a United states Deput
Marshal and left at liberty until today.
Henry T. Garfield. manufacturer Of condense
mill, at No. All scvcnthavc., was held IN $500 bal
I'm police court yesterday, on the charge OF sclin
condensed milk which did not contain If per cent Z
CAT as required by law. Drs. Charles o. Osborn an
=. Levings testified that Garfield made about 100
,parts OF milk a day. which averaged only q pc
cent of fat Garfield supplied the city charitable an
nenal institutions with milk which did not contai
Ia per cent of fat.
The boxing, wrestling and fencing committee
the Amateur Athletic Union, at meeting held ye
tcrday at the Office Of The sporting Tmes'' decide
% rive Patrick Cahl. Of the scottislAmcrican Cul
an onnortuntv TO answer the charges against his stanC
ING as an amateur at the Astor House on February
at p. m.
Henry Baumgartner Of No. 22O East Scvcnty-siNtl
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