New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-30
NETWORK CITY.

feature Of the Columbia ballet at the Eden Musee
nm Memorial Day will be the Introduction OF char
ac,eristic dance in which the girls Will be arrayeu III
National colors. Patriotic music VIII also w III"
dered by the Hungarian band
The thirty. sixth annual convention OF the New
York state sunday school Association Will be heiu a'
Saratoga Springs beginning June and continuing
lime 10 and H. The local committee at saIa'oHa
has arranged for the board Of those VINO VIII ~ ei
at the extremely low price of 81 day In hoteiS anu
good boarding houses The usual concessions oy iaii
roads and steamers will be made
The Tribune has received 81 for the washington
Arch Fund from Arnold Hague Campbell OF ORANGE
The Tribune has received $40 from Fl W. r." ior
Mrs Burns and her family, who were eVlc'eu i'o"'
their home on Wednesday By their landlord
Ljentenants Arthur p Nazro. of the Navy. who has
been in charge Of the branch Hydrographc Once III
this city for about two years, will be detached Oh
lime 10 and 20 abroad on a six months leave.
Water Register Riley received s67 ,2s4 81 for the
use of Croton water during this week.
George W. Debevolse, superintendent Of Public
School Bindings who has been absent from his duties
ON account of -health for two months, VIII return
to his Office Monday.
Professor Albert S. Bickmore will deliver free
lecture at the Museum Of Natural History TINS alter
noon. on california and the Yosemite Valley"
At the Barge Office yesterday five Austrans who
arrived on the North German Lloyd steamship Lam
were debarred on account of being contract laoorers'
The regular monthly meeting of the James G..
Blaine Club of the XVIIIth Assembly District Will DC
held at No 600 Third-ave on Monday at p m
Tho statement was published yesterday that an
execution for 81 026 had been issued against Wiam
B. Norman auctOneer, of No. 240 Ffthave.. in favor
Of the Thomas & WyIIe Lithogaphing Company, for
rent Mr.. Norman says that the judgment was Tor
rent of the store No Fast Nineeenth-st. which nc
occupied about two years ago. lie says ne Is en'
ployed by the Fifth Avenue Auction Company Oh
No o4O Fiftllave auctoneer, and that the Juue
ment is an individual affair and has no connection
with the company.
Counsel for Frank A. Mccormack yesterday secured
from Judge Dykman. in Westchester County, stay
~ tho sentence of fifteen years Imprisonment passed
on Mccormack in General Sessions few days ago.
The prisoner was found guilty of manslaughter 1or
killing Edward Gillespie on November d.
The annual parade of the Belmont Riding Club VIII
take place next Saturday. The route VIII De- START
ing from the Belmont Riding Academy, one-hundred
Observation-Disclosures. and st. Ncholas'ave'' down
seventh-ave to Central Park, west side' 10 fnty
ninthst then east side to Onehundred -tenth-st
west side TO Ninety sxth-st. and Boulevard 70 the
Claremont where refreshments, will be served. The
following will take part In the parade JaiheS l.
Buyn, secretary; John Day. Dr. C. o. Cattahach'
Francis Duffy, E. A. Haaren, Nathan Hobart George
c. De Lacy, E. w. Knapp, II. W. Presdee' samuel
Coles John Harvey Emile Ader S. A. Goldsmith,
NJ. Churchill F. E. Mirick A. Rosenfed. Theodore
Never Charles Steiner A. II. Higgins John ~ Rey
nolds Lieutenant George E. Pasco, president George
r. Pasco treasurer; B. T. Rhoads, jr., William H.
Richardson, Paul Vietlnghof.
Controller Myers anticipated the regular monthly
pay day Yesterday, much to the qualification OF the
employees of the city, who were pleased 10 receive
their money in time to enjoy to-days holiday
The Republican Club will close its Saturday night
entertainments tonight with attractive programme
There will be music during the dinner hour and
throughout the evening. W. J. DAILY, the humorist
will give some rectations and sing some songs
These Saturday evening "sociables" have been ex
tremey successful.
At the Packard Business College yesterday morn
ing the question Of Women's Wages discussed
Mr. Packard opened the discussion. Several Of the
young men took part in the debate Mrs. Lille
Devereux Blake. who had been expected to speak,
was unable to be present. The same subject will be
discussed next Friday morning, and Mrs. Blake has
promised to be there and speak to the students.
The District Committee of the XXlst Assembly
District will hold meeting at No 1O5 East Fifty
ninth ST. on Monday evening when the vacancies in
the delegation to the County Committee will be filed.
The auction sale of villa plots and lots at Mas
sapequa on the Great south Bay, Long Island, will
take place the premises at IL a. m. to-day by
Jere Johnson. jr. The hotel and cottages will be
open for inspection today, and special train will
leave Long Island City at o 80 "a. m.
The early summer service of the Sandy Hook route
has been increased by the addition of two trips daily
Boats leave RectOrst., Pier No. s. North River. at
80 and 10 :45 a. M, AS and p. m. on June
27 the full summer schedule goes into effect and the
service of this popular line will be complete
On Monday next Special Agents Chance and wilbur,
Of the Treasury Department, will begin nvestiga-
down of the force there employed and consequent
reduction of expenses.