New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Young Mems Catholic Institute Of America, No.
1oO will play " Our Boys" at Tum-verein Hall, In
East Sixty Seventhst., tomorrow evening
Paymaster l. Goodwin Hobbs who has been wait
Ing orders more than year. has been sent to the
cruiser Boston to relieve Paymaster II. T. b. Harris
The latter has been detailed assistant TO the Gen
eral storekeeper at the Navy Yard
Mrs Melissa c. Virgin. mother of the Rev. DR.. 5. II.
Virgin pastor of the Pilgrih Congregational Church,
died January 10, at Cottage City, Mass. She was
seventyeight years old.
"B. F. C."-The morning service on Sundays at
Trinity Church begins at IL o'clock. The Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix is the rector
Felix Pecona was stabbed in the arm last june and
charged Vincenzo Frezza with the crime in police
court. Frezza was on trial in General sessions yes
terday for the assault but Pecona declared that he had
no recollection of who stabbed him. Recorder emyth
committed Pecona to the Tombs the charge OF
perjury.
william d. Hughes and William II. Buttner the
lawyers who secured bogus divorces, were TO be SEN
fenced in General Sessions yesterday, but were re-
manded until to-day.
The Twilight Club will dine at Morelo's tonight
and discuss How Would You Make This Better
WorldT
The seventh anniversary exercises of the East
Eighty sxth-st branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held at the building NO lob East
Eighty sxth-s at 45 O'Clock tonight. and VIII be-
Gin with twenty minute gymnastic exhibition. The
speakers announced are Cleveland H. Dodge. the Rev
DR.. Cornelius B. smith, Of St Jamess Protestant Es
copal Church, and the Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton Oh
the West Presbyterian Church
George W. Cable will begin the annual reading
course of the Young Mems Christian Association on
Friday evening in Association Hall with selections
from two of his best stories, Bonaventure and POS
son Jone" The other readers in the course on sue
ce,sive Friday evenings will be Frederick Emerson
Brooks Messrs. Underhill and TAFT, Leahd l. fo"eIS
and Mrs. Nela BrOwnPOnd.
The course of free lectures to the people given under
the auspices of the Board Of Education will be CON
this evening in six grammar schools OF thS cy'
Tie Rapc.Transit Commission will hold a meeting
this afternoon at O'Clock in stenway Hall
The funeral of eA-Alderman George Hall, the Tam
many Hall leader in the With Assembly Dlsrct'
took place yesterday morning at the Church OF the
Nativity. Mayer Grant and other city ohciais "ere
present.
When the Park Commissioners came to open bids
for building the north wing Of the Metfopoh'ah
Museum of Art only one found in the box TINS
was made bv John PIERCE at 1862 500. and was ald
over The contract for furnishing the department
with bay straw oats and bran given to Theodore
F. Huffman the lowest bidder. at s6.734 90
Chief Engineer F;eey reported 10 the AQueduet Com
uiSsOners Yesterday that the HOW OF wafer lfo '"O
Crdon Dam was 90 OOOOoO gallons every twenty-four
hours This is ~ain OF 100000 gallons ieI udS'
exclusive If perc0lauon. over last year.
The Executive Committee of the New York Democ-
r,cv of which Pollcc Commissioner NOorhis Is the
leader will meet during the coming week 10 oeclue
the date for the primary elections.
The iir.t one of course OF six lectures to be gwen
at Columbia College under the auspices OF the Arcaeo
logical Institute Of America was delivered aNI leC
I'm Hamilton Hall by Professor - L. Frotmnsham VI
Princeton who took for his subject Rome ana the
rarlv Renaissance of Art The audience was large
and appreciative.
IN Friday evening at Chickerng Hall the beneht
concert of the citizen Italian opera chorus singers
signori Barbers, Coraglia PERM and Nltaii VIII 'Ne
place These constitute the old guard OF llallah opera
of the Academy of Music, having sung u'cro unu'
Ullman Gran, Max Marctzek, Strakosch ana o'"ei''
Well-known singers have volunteered their services
z O. Thompson the clOtlicr and tailor, OF NO. 24o
broadway is now clearing his stock III vie" Oh Il
change Of plans He offers to the public large col
lection Of imported English clothing at the lowest
possible prices.
A snecial service will be held at the Church Of the
Holy communion, sixth-ave. and Twenueth-st.' al
O'Clock this evening for the purpose OF informing .o
public concerning the Guild OF 81 barh"DaS ioi
Nurses and of ensting broader interest ana SYM
nathv. The Rev. Henry Lubbock will address the
guild.
The Franklin Electrical Society has been organized
ny a number of young men interested ID eleclrcdl
science Some interesting papers have been read ana
some valuable subjects have been discussed. Meet
incs are held on the second and fourth Friday Oh each
month at their rooms, Cafe Logelng
The mutual benefit association established by II.
o,Neil A. Co.'s employees will have musical party
and retention at the Lenox Lyceum tomorrow even
ING at Z O'Clock. The programme VIII hciude SONGS
monumental solos. and readings, by MISS Behrshs'
Miss Campbell Mrs Henry Thomas MI MchlhieS'
Nr Rnrdette Mr. Duff and Mr.. Nussbaum
John A. Dix Post, No. 135, of this city, mas secureu
tour parterre-row boxes in the Metropolitan opera
Uopse and reserved for ut least fifty OF It's mem
hers for the coming entertainment OF The Union
Ir,soners Of War National Memorial Association Ill
Old NJ the fund for the erection Of IA memorial haii III
the Captal Of the Nation in memory OF the defenders
NJ the Union who persisted in Rebel prison pens, anu
In recornition of and as tribute 10 loyalty Many
NJ the distinguished men and women OF the country
have already s,cnfed their intention 10 be present
The will of W. T. Ryerson has been admitteu 10
probate He leaves his entire estate to his WIFE, u-
conditiontlly making her executrix He names as CO.
execuor his nephew. John A. Rycrson, VINO Is law"
yer in Chicago