New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NETWORK CITY.

sale Senator Stanfords horses, American Institute
| Building.
| NETWORK CITY.
Quantities of teakwood have lately passed through
| this city to Philadelphia Shipyards. Its beauty ana
durability make il desirable for rail work and some
other upper hull trimming of yachts and fine larger
vessels.
The suspended iron safe has lost much of its former
public interests the balky horse. however sti plays
TO good sidewalks.
New-crop state raised beans have been used by car
loads this winter for cattle feeding on account OF their
unmarketable quality.
There are now on exhibition at the Tax Department
nineteen plans for the armory to he built al Thirty
| fourth-st and Fourth-ave submitted by as many df
ferent architects. Many National Guardsmen have
visited the department to examine the dcs Gn'. The
Armory Board will decide which plan Is the most salts
factory after Mayor Grant returns from the south.
silly report was printed in an afternoon paper
yesterday OF the death Of Mrs Maria Sutton. for many
years custodian Of the Governors Room in the CITY
Hall Mrs. sutton came in haste to the City Han T.
deny flle report.
Fred Emerson Brooks, of California, will give the
in the of readings in Association Hall on
! Friday night.
At a meeting of the District Committee Of the Lin
| coin Republican Club held Tuesday night at the
| clubroOms of the organization, No. 2@3 Ih ave.
! Richard NJ. Lush was unanimously elected Chairman
! for 1o3l The third Monday cf each month wa' Sc
eced as the evening the meeting OF The club aad
| the first Monday for the District Committee.
| The 81. Monica's Literary Union gave IT'S annual
entertainment last evening in Central Turn-N Ncen Hail.
sixty -scVcn-st and Third ave- III ana ol tlc ~ NiN
| cent dc Paul society
| j. =. Delany. william J. Tanning, Edward f. Mo
Caul. ID. NJ. Grown and Thomas H. Ronayne have b'cn
! elected a committee 10 arrange for dinner IN the
| Hotel Brunswick to Judge John Henry Mccarthy on
February IL.
| Joseph ". Henderson, who answered Mr. G'aiv'~
| Boston speech. Editor ol The New f. gland TDicl
| light published in Providence, VIII deliver lc'ur
on the race question hi, evening AT - Maks Church
in West Forty eghtls-st. subject, An Appeal 10 Ju-
tcc7
! At the ANIMAL meeting Of the II. a. G'ctc'n Bat
ery held at No. 499 Eighth-avc on January 10, tho
following officer, were eject ed Pr sidcn;. WI liam La
coin Turner: first viccprc-i lcn.. John II. GedhiH ,
second vie president, Elmgnd J. Wrlv recording
secretary, Benjamin F. Fox financial secretary Joseph
schloss; treasurer, James Curneu; sergeant atarms,
Patrick Collins.
A ladies' reception will be given this evening by
the officers Of the Xavier Club their new home Nos
| 81 and 20 West Sxteenthst.
The Rev Dr. Richap Whyte has returned t. St
Francis Xavcr's College from St Francis, Hospital,
| he has been i'll during the last two months.
The annual election of the Mechanic, ana Trader,
Exchange of this city resulted in the chOc' Oi the fol
| lowing officers: Pc idcnt. William c. smith, VIC
president George Moore smith; tica>uicr. Edmond y
Vaughant secretary stephen VI. Wri-t. tu~ec'. John
J. Tucker. William Brennan Thoma, Dinond Otto "
/ Eldlitz, Henry NJ. Dickinson, Thomas NJ MUlFy ann
! Henry y. Maurcr.
Deputy sheriff Carraher Yesterday received q s.itlc
] nff IN ach M fur : l. VI
Knapp, jr. obtained against WinslON, Whtlock a Co
bankers, of no. SO New-,t
/ The representatives Of the companies forming thc
Gnsced oil Trust continued their conferences yceic'
day on the question meeting the competition Of out
side Western concerns No conclusion was rca led
and another session Will be held today.
\ meeting Of the New York members Of the Amer
lean branch of the English society for P-ycmcal Re
search viii be held this evening a. ocloc, in Room
II. Hamilton Hall, Couhbia Colcr. Dr.. Kicha d
IIodg,on OF BOSTON, secretary Of Tie AmcIi b.alc
will read report of some recent EXPERIMENT, Ia auto
matte writing by T. Earlworh and a report Of ,one
, sitting, with Mrs. Piper IN America NJ! persons IN
teiestcd are invited 10 attend the meeting.
The Independent for this week is numbcr Of
exceptional valuc and interest !, contains. among a
large number Of other pool thiuG,, "Ihc I'm hing
Blow {, MOrmoni,m.7 by Professor G.. Ir d'rck
: Wright, d. D.. The Pre- ,ert situation Among TIE
siuX" By the Rev Dr.. W. j. II rsa " Enel sn Eoe'
by james Pam: Indian Messiah Craze" hy Aioc &.
Fletcher; THE Fellowship of >uicfiag.' by TIE Rev.
d. Charles H. Parkhurs: The Patrol Of n" CYpc->
Illlls7 story. by Gilbert Parker; Cecil Avery
start in Life by VI. j. GOrton; and POEM, bv Lewis
Morris C.avcn Lang ,troth Belt. james Bu hlrim,
Virginia Cabel Gardner and Jacob L. Greene.
The Rev. AOysius Mon,cle, who ha, been con
neccd with the Church Of our Lady OF Monnt Carmel.
at No. 473 East One hundred and fit cnh S.. for the
last four years has received orders from the superior
general Of his order 10 return 10 London and assume
charge of St Peters Church. laton Garden. lie Will
| start on Saturday the Cunard liner Aufdnin.
Thomas &. Sle1r1naa delivered a lecture last even
ing at No. 73 LeXngtOn-aNc., on Taxation" y good
sized audience listened with evident satisfaction 10 Mr.
| Shcarmans views upon the subject.