New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
NETWORK CITY.

rennion bancucto will be given today by the
graduates and former pupils OF the Troy rei''o -
nary at the Plaza Hotel 1t will celebrate the louu
ing of the school, seventy years ago MIS- h"sS'i'
sage will preside.
LAFAYETTE Post No. 14o, G.. A. r., will have
ladies' night on Friday at the commandery -roonl'
Masonic Temple, sixth-ave. and Twenty -thiu-st II
< cxpectei that the French Admiral and ms oncers
and the Consul of France at Newlork Will DC present.
Passenger service by the Providence Line has beeh
discontinued for the winter and until furiher hoce
Passenger service by the Stoninston Line VIII DC CON
nued as usual throughout the year. Ihls hhe Is inc
inside route and especially desirable in winter The
steamers leave New Pier No. SO, North KlVer' aI d
D. III. daily except sunday, lof bosVoh' hi0
Worcester and the East
people who are able to shoot woodcock say the
hirds are fairly plentiful this season, october to
Decomber Is in the Ramapo Mountains and Green
wood Lake region.
The Wheaton Club of New-York will hold its first
meeting for this at the Fifth Avenue to'ei vi
saturday at II 80 O'Clock. Addresses Will be fnaue
bv Mrs George Denholm and Miss susan Hayes Naru
The iunors Of Union Theological seminary elected
officers Yesterday afternoon follows: Mar'yn pies
dent; Camp, president; Robinson secretary Nei
non orator for the opening reception
The BOARD of Estimate will take up the provisional
estimates for 1892 Of the several departments aho
copr,s ot if, meeting on Monday. The Public WORKS
and Charities departments first on the list Tor
consideration.
The hotels of the city are doing so big business
inst now that it looks as if the many new ones ho"
bcinc erected would all find enough guests to go
around.
The New.Orleans steamship FL Sol has arrived with
an unusual coastwise cargo. Besides her eeheraI
freight She had 1925 bales Of cotton, 1237 bags OF
lima beans 3O77 sacks and Of California dried
at a
o,comc the marketing of the rasns, as II Is none 100
o, for the THANKSGIVING demand which must shortly
open.
The Tribune has received S5 from F. L. d. for
the benefit of the poor family On the top hoor OF NO.
Az East enty-ff,h.st., mentioned in this paper on
october :.
For cheap fats and apartments. a combined bath
and wash tub is now manufactured. TWO ordinary
ubs are placed on top of the BATH 50 that they side
of it easily. Each has separate discharge pipe
The body of W. II. Davis, Of Brooklyn, VINO was
drowned i'm the East River Sunday afternoon was
recovered yesterday morning near East Seventeenthst
The Third Avenue Railroad Company has purchased
the property al No. 30 BOwery and Nos. As and 4o
Eayard-st from Ferdinand Il. Minrath, for $4,000
The company intends to utilize the property as a slle
for powerstaton for the cable road now being con
,tucted.
It's pity there are few clean and neat boys IN
the messenger service trial to sensitive nerves
| TO have anything 10 do with many of them.
The rumors Of the settlement out OF court OF the
Seares will contest obtained their biweekly currency
Yesterday and were denied usual Thomas f. still
man. of Butler, Stillm5n Hubbard, said last night
that the reports were gronndless and that the case
would be fought out
The Rev. Dr. Ensign McChcsney will preach in the
| Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church on sun
day evening taking for his subject Modern Views
# Scripture Inspiration" Much interest felt in tho
sermon
There may or there may not be in the fears
Of an impending water famine. but the fountain in
Cty Hal Park plays Iperry TO crowded Seats night
after night.
The stockholders Of the Lawyers Surety Company
Of New-York have elected the following board OF
directors James r. Cunning. Robert ID. Benedict sher
man W. Kncvals james f. Granniss Simon II. Serne.
Henry W. slocum william J. Larlcr, George VI. Mac
aellar John g. Dorrance Carlisle Norwood, jr., David
Mcclure Michael H. Cardoz0 James II. Pitcher Ash
| bel T. Fitch Edward T.. Schc Charles ". Bogar
| J. TrutbuII smith, Frederic +. Nugent, Thomas Mac
kcIIar X. +. y. EastOn, John Whalen Edward L.
steers, Felix Rackemann, Joseph q. stearns, George
Won L. Never Addison H. White and William Hark
ness AT a subsequent meeting Mr. Nugent elected
president Mr.. Ginning vce-president, and George NJ.
| Mackeliar secretary
| The Bank of Ncw-Ams sterdam is about TO move to
the northwest of Thirty ninth st. and Broad
way In the Metropolitan opera House Building.
Increased shipments have caused a boom in cattle
reghts and all the space set apart for cattle the
White star steamers Cufc and Runic has been engaged
at 55-shilIing rate, advance Of shlllings over
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