New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
rho erst rerular permit was issued yestci"'' ~
oo,nn,ssoner Gilroy to the Empire City subway Co't
ror,narv nmited, 1t allows the opening
:, rortvefth.s St east of Depew-ave., IN aecoiuan00
.,h the company's franchise for building inc wv"
t.nson subways granted by the Board OF Eiecu'i0'i
Control. -, 49,.
uass ia now celebrated each Sunday In the oase-
ment of St. Brigids Church, In TomPhinS oe"'''' "
Father Jananschek for the Hungarian 0oi'"''
Fifteen assistant forcmen and fourteen 80
,0o". r,non,Dc recruitment were discharged yes
terdav The necessity for economy was gwen as '"'
reason. $780,,
r.,,v,s w Harris pleaded not guilty in General
u.sterdav 10 the charge Of poisoning his young
wife
,rrv IN General Sessions yesterday found franz
x,Cormach p,,ilty of manslaughter In the nrst nc
c,re IN the charge Of killing EDWARD 0lheSpio ~
go ve.re old on November % at Thirty cghthst'
and second ave. Martin and John Feeley WIN "e''
indicted with Mccormack. are yet 70 DC Orio"
A new four-story building for blind girls VIII 10
..,r soon on the grounds OF the MISSION OF tie In
maculas Virgin for Homeless Children Mouh'
Staten Island
II Do,5s of the Supervising Architects ONCE In
o.h,n,or &c in this city examining the heating ap'
nar,tus in the Postoffce Building and AppralSer
stores such repairs as he recommends Will oe h"u'
this summer
Tho women Of the McClintock Association VIII uii
veil portrait Of Mrs. Andrew V. Stont' 1ncr ia'0
rrosdcnt and tablet to her memory IN u0 Hoi'l,
If Drew Seminary, at Madison. y. j" 'o-"V'I NJ
m The presentation will be MADE py MIS-
Clinton B. FISK 80 ~,
Professor r. E. Mayne and his pupils WIN 'ne
-o,,c corns If the Cathedral Literary Society ana
~. students Of De La Sale institute, VIII give
dromatic exhibition in Chickering Hall tomorro"
evening in aid of the ST. Vincent de Paul eooic'S'
protessor Norman Fox, Of Morristown. ~ J.' ao-
sressed the members of the Bapust hinsV
terence Yesterday at the SECOND Avenue laoerla,'0
H,s sntiect was the Early Church az 'efu'''''''
Tn. charge against Nathaniel W. Niles OF re's'nl"s
30 900 given him by Madame EnL" forio. " 80,
mo-tvaoe with. when he president OF the TRACES
,en,s National Bank was dismissed In police cour'
rlsterdav as the woman died on saturday
Tho op.nng day of the Driving Club Of New-fork
has been postponed to tomorrow.
For N. Archbishop Hughes statue in Fordham Col
49,, o,,,,rds so 600 has been collected and the COM
mittee want 900 more.
The First Reformed Presbyterian Church. I"entn-
st. between Sixth and seventh aves Will give PUBIC
retention this evening at o'clock to It's new PASTOR
the Rev. James d. steele.
Jere Johnson IT, the wellkno~n aucuoheer an"
| real estate dealer has issued book Whch ne has
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ambitious to live in homes of their own" inc DOCK
contains cnts and descriptions Of the places where he
has propery and lots to SELL together with plans Tor
cheap homes.
| The grain trade yesterday adopted an amendment
70 the rules Of the trade. making 5000 bushels tfe
| limit in trading
Archbishop Corrigan has transferred the Rev. j. D.
Lennon from the Church of the Nativity to St. AgnesS
| Church. in East Forty thlrd-st.
James g. B. woolworth, the lessee and proprietor
of the Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga springs an
nominees that he will open the hotel on June 20 ior
the summer season. The hotel has been Thoroughly
decorated and refunshed during the winter
aTh,s cannot be called car CO." exclaimed an angry
Messenger on the New-York and Northern Railroad on
sunday as he surveyed the crushed and bruised people
in his blocked and overcrowded train
Al the Barge Office there are now thirty Italian
| immigrants who are detained on suspicion OF being
contract laborers
The fair for the benefit of st. Stephens Church. In
East Twenty eightst is open every evening IN the
basement of the church. The proceeds are to be de
voted TO the reduction Of the church debt which, Tor
the first time in twenty-five years, is less than
/ 100000.
An important departure at the Eden Musee will be
the prodnction Of the Columbia ballet on Thursday
evening. Eighteen girls in handsome costumes VIII
appear in solo, duet and quartet dances novel marches
and terpschorean specialtes.
The last lecture of the public course which has
heen given by the York Academy OF Sciences was
| delivered last evening in Hamilton Hall, Columbia
College, by Charles F. Cox, A. NJ. The subject was
| "What Is Diatomi"
vocal concert by wen-known performers was given
| last evening at the Lenox Lyceum in aid OF the
! orphans and destitute children who under the
charge of the Saesan Missionary Sisters Of the Sacred
| Heart, at No 1875 East Forty -thiId-st.
An entertaining stereoptcon exhibition was given
last night by Richard ii. Lawrence at the rooms of
the New-York Camera Club No. 314 Fifth-ave. Mr..
Lawrence is one of the active members OF the club,
and the views shown those which he had taken
with the hand-camera while trip through Franco,
| Spain, Norway and Morocco two years ago.
The congregation of the Foui tenth Street Presby-
terrain Church celebrated last night its fortieth ami
versary Addresses The Needs and Opportunities
Of the Downtown Church" were made by the Rev. DR..
A. F. schauier the Rev. DR.. George Alexander, pastor
Of the University Place Presbyterian Church. and by
the Rev H. I. McEwen, pastor of the church.
The Gaelic Society gave d farewell reception last
evening in It's rooms. No. II West Twenty eighth ST..
TO William Ludwig the wellknown baritone singer
previous 70 his return to Dublin. James s. Coleman
presided and speeches were made by John w. Golf
Judge Joseph F. Daily. Denis A. speiissy and Denis