New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Lieutenant Waldemar d. Rose, OF the sioop 80
yantic has been ordered before the Examihins Do
Of washington for promotion TO the senior sr"uo "a
lieutenant. ,.oo an
ro .,sorebin Alameda arrived at San Francisco on
rA,rsdar With mails from Australia. etc., OF 'ie loi
,outnc dates: Melbourne, April 10; SydheS' np R -
Auckland, April % and Honolulu, May o. ' ~
ane 70 arrive IN New-Yorx Tuesday mornins. IN,
next mail for Australia. etc. VIII cloSe ~ ''O
postoffice at 80 p. m. on May @''
.,scrre entitled A Globe Trotter in India was ue
,.na NV Emerson Brooks at the Phillips Presbyterian
..or,s Neal of No. so Hope-st, the two young men
noorIo,s Aseociaton large number OF persohS
utan.d with interest to the witty remarks Oh e So"s
lecturer
rha Navv poard of Civil Service Examiners yes
,eriav finished examining the CANDIDATES ioi paoo'
as foremen of the branches in the Construction De
nortment AT the Navy Yard. The examinauCa ior
master mechanics in the steam engineering puicau ~
begun.
,.,.or+ D,Strct Attorney Lindsay yesterday began
% drou nm the indictment against Frenchy NO. Il
alias Ameer Ben Ali alias George Frank WIN 20
charged with the murder of old Carrie" Bro"l 1ho
case will be presented to the Grand jury on NohD'
1udne MARITIME yesterday sentenced two highway
| rohbers who pleaded guilty. Edward Cos'eio o"'iS
four wears old Of No. 1,021 second-ave receiver
sentence of fifteen years, and Maurice eneehah' .,Y
one years old Of No. 10 Westinghouse one VI VIII
| teen years.
dinner will be given to Albert O. Wheeier' ei""u
counsellor for the State Of Newfork OF the ouer VI
United Friends this evening at No. % West twenty
! th,rd-st Covers will be laid for seventy-hVo'
Miss Marietta Holley {" Josiah Aliens Wiic") is ~
the Murray Hill Hotel In this city for few wcehS'
Although It was thought advisable to keep Grammar
| School No 25 closed this week, on account Vi 'n0
nresencc of scarlet fever in the family OF the Iao'
no new cases of the disease have developed among e
pupils The house has been Thoroughly 1uie"Vou ""N
| will be opened again on Monday
The Committee on Teachers of the Board OF Educa-
| tion held a meeting yesterday afternoon a NUMBER
of recommendations were decided upon, which Will DO
submitted TO the Board at the next meeuhg'
Professor Albert S. Bickmore will deliver lecture 10
the teachers Of this city at the Museum OF Na,ura
| History at 10 80 O'Clock this morning Ills suuIe0U
will be Coal and Petroleum
| At the dinner of the Commonwealth Club. held las0
night I'm MOreo's. Simon sterne delivered an auu'e9'
on the defects in the present system OF legslauoh
A wild cheer rang out at the Essex Market Police
Cour Yesterday as Justice Meade decided that the four
capmaker who were charged with forcing Mark DAVIS
can manufacturer of No $50 Greenest, TO pay them
s1o0 or they would declare strike, not guilty
Of tho charge.
Mrs. Mary Colbert who dropped from a fourth-story
window during the fire Thursday night at NO 1,p4O
Thirdave died from her injuries at the Presbyterian
Hospital yesterday morning
The annual meeting of the junior branch of the
| Enieconal Church Temperance Society was held last
evening al No 16 FOurth-ave. The chief feature Oh
s meeting vas the competitive defamation exercises
for a nr,ze banner Past Captain Brady, of ST. Tin
othys Company No. 40, of New-York. was the winner
The executive committee OF the National LthoS-
raphers Association held special meeting IN te Asor
House Yesterday There were present Messrs' l. oai-
vert of Detroit Julius Bean, New-fork' u r. VIII
helm. New, York; A. Koenig, Milwaukee A. Leonhsrdt
Philadelphia; w. D. Henderson, Cincinnati; X D.
Compton St. Louis ". II. Forbes Boston, G. W.
Dunstan Buffalo: f. Carquevile, Chicago x. Traul-
menn New-York: and II. T. Koerner, Buffalo. julius
Bean president of the association. presided. Inc
chief object of the meeting was the consideration OF
the proposed display by the associauoh ao Ve "ou
Columbian Exposition.
At the meeting of the Institute Of Accounts held last
evening in the University Building. on Washington
Square, the following officers were Installed; Henry
Harney president: Thomas S. Whtbeck vice president
A. b. wor secretary c. Z. Cheney, treasurer. 'PhiiC
Pratt Hotchkiss delivered a lecture on Banks anc
Banking"
A vocal concert In aid of the orphans and destitute
children in charge Of the salesan Missionaries, sisters
Of the Sacred Heart will be given at the Lenox LyceuH
e on Monday night.
The Papal Veterans under command Of Captain
John Kirwan, will act as q guard Of honor 10 tht
Young Mems Holy Cross Society at the laying Of The
cornerstone Of the st. Joseph Diocesan Home. at Yon
kers Sunday. The veterans Will meet in the school
hall, Forty -thirdst. Eghthave. at 10 80 a. m
: The Rev. Dr. Charles F. Deems will speak TO youni
! men in Association Hall tomorrow at 3 80 O'Clock
His subject Will be " Frutfulncss and Usefulness
@ For the halfhour musical prelude preceding each
these Sunday afternoon addresses some OF the bes
; singers in the city have offered their services.
: The graduation exercises Of deaconesses Of tn
L Methodist Deaconesses Home in West FOureenth-st
It will take place Monday evening at the Park Avcnu
70 Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Andrews vii
II preside and award the diplomas. The Rev. Charlie
# L. Thompson, OF the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
l. Church. Will be the speaker Of the evening.
Il The Morgan Line steamship FL Monte. from New
Orleans arrived here yesterday. She reported havin
nut into southport. n. c.. on May H. with a fire 4
the cotton between decks. The fire extngushe
md the burnt cotton discharged after which III
Of steamer proceeded on her way.
Johnny Burke, who runs the elevator in the StOc
9. Exchange wore proud smile yesterday. lie owns
v hennery at Bayonne, and promising bddy" OF hi
ly has hatchcd ont Leghorn chicken with four legs
n ELY's CREAM BALM l{9E7Tc,1 10 ~
IL fe n Ett-CUfk FON