New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25
NETWORK CITY.

Major-General o. o. Howard VIII give an o"0 "
Union Evangelical Church, Corona, L, l., tomorrow
evening.
DR.. F. F. Reed will speak TO Young men tomorrow
ftorroop at 2 40 O'Clock in Association Hall, Fourth
ave and Twenty,thIrd-st All young men are Invited.
Frederick s. Allen twenty-slx years old. and Fred
or, 7 Willets twenty three years old pleaded guilty
m GRAND larceny in General sessions yesterday, ana
we're sent TO the Elmira Reformatory They were
employed by the Central Cross Town Railroad Ooll-
many 10 receive the cash turned in by the drivers
ON the night of March - they took In $l32o 30 ana
fed with it, Their arrest took place soon "'er"eiu'
John D. Frey, twenty eight years old. who KILLED.
Eugene George, twenty-four years OLD, Oh Ne"-or-
leans in a barroom fight last Christmas, PLEADED
culty 10 assault in the second degree in Gener ses
sions Yesterday and was sentenced to be imprisoned
for two wears and ten months. lie had been mulceu
for mansaughter in the first degree.
The new thlrd-class cruiser Bennington was taken
from the Quinard Iron Works TO the Navy 1aiu yes
terday, to be fitted out for service
The Methodist Book Concern has arranged TO have
nortraits of all the Bishops Of the Church Tor us
parlors in Fifth-ave. Theodore Pine, a wen-Rhowh
artist in Mount Vernon, is now painting the PORTRAY.
nfe-size of Bishop J. T. Peck His next canvas VIII
be of Bishop Baker, and then the others In ORDER
"A Constant Reader. THE following are the Com
missioners of Parks Albert Gallup president; Nathan
straus Paul Dana and A. B. Tappen. The regular
meeting-day is Wednesday of each week.
Saturday night having been designated club
nrbto at the Republican Club No. 40 Fifhave, the
house committee announces that seven pieces from
Cappas orchestra will be in attendance this evening
during the table d'hote dinner and from unuI IL
O'Clock.
The Baron Hirsch Club of No COS East broadway
has elected the following officers: President Morton
Briton yice.president Jacob Mannheim; recording sec
iaI
Shapiro; treasurer, b. sachs house committee, Elias
GIuskin Louis 5. Finn, ). NJ. Pye, H. Adelson
J. TriUng Max Sboenfcld and DR.. ~ Margoes
An examination for the appointment of a cadet at
the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis VIII
be held in Grammar school No. 80, Thirty-ffth-st and
Ninth-ave at O'Clock this morning. The eXamlna
ton has been ordered by John De Witt Warner mem
Der of Congress. John Jasper Superintendent Of
Ppblic schools; Brother James, Of La Sale Institute
and Professor Werner, of the College Of the City OF
Nev-YorlI will conduct the examination
The New-YorlS section Of the American branch Of
the English Society for Psychical Research held a
meeting in Hamilton Hall, Columbia College, last even
ing DE- Richard Hodgson, secretary OF the American
branch read number Of stories sent to the secretary
After the reading Or. NJ. L. Holbrook was elected
president, and Professor j. H. Hyslop secretary
constitution was also adopted
The fifth amman reception drill Of the Barnard
school Military Corps took place last evening in the
sth Regiment Armory. The parents and friends OF
the vOung cadets were present In large numbers The
battalion was reviewed by Colonel scott In the COM
netve drill for the colors Company c. Captain Percy
| W. simpson, the winner
| The New.York Yacht Racing Association last night
decided to start on the annual cruise Of the assoca-
| ton On July 4. Commodore Prime Will decide upon
| the place which the fleet VIII assemble ana lay
| ont the plan of the cruise.
| .-.-,.ar, Do4riotic earue hold n nubic meet
| ing last night AT No III West Twenty third-st The
object of the meeting 10 demonstrate the neces-
sity Of restricting immigration. Henry 5 Chatiield
and John IL. Rice made addresses. Henry C. PaFke'
the president Of the league, presided.
At the eighty fourth annual reunion and dinner OF
| the Alumni Association of Mount ST. MaIys College,
| Emmitsburg Md, to be held on Wednesday evening
at the Metropolitan Hotel In this city, Chauncey NJ
| Dcpew has promised to speak Dr. Charles Carroll
Lee and the Rev. p. L. Duffy, of Charleston. s. c.,
viii also speak.
Corporation Counsel Clark said yesterday that he
expected TO announce the name of Louis Steckler's
successor as Corporation Attorney to-day.
number of citizens interested in real-estatc mat
ters called on President Coleman at the Tax Depart
ment Yesterday, and congratulated him upon his
cess in preventing bad legislation at Albany during
the present session. Among the Commissioners callers
were f. A. orukshank, Constant a. Andrews aud
| HnlHp A. SInStl'
| The annual invitation concert Of the AmiCtia Or
chestra an amateur organization numbering fftyseven
members was held at Chickering Hall last night. The
orchestra, under the direction OF Renhard schmclz
| pcrformed william Te7 and Emont" Ovcrtures
| the "LOrelei,S by Max Druch. and selections from
Carmen" Miss Jennie Dutton sang.
| The County Medical Society will meet Monday
evening at No. II West Forty -thrdst. when paper.
will be read by DIS. Thomas f. Satterthwaite and
| Charles Henry Brown. Dr. Giber Will exhibit his
pathological specimens from tubercular subjects.
| A meeting under the auspices Of the New-Yorh
Sunday school Association viii be held in the Collegiate
| Church, Fifthave. and Twenty-ninth-st, on Monday
| evening The Rev. Dr. David Gregg, of Brooklyn
will speak on The Little Child in the Church. and
| the Rev DR.. A. T. Person. of Philadelphia. will give
an address on How 10 Cultivate the spirit Of Mis-
| sions in our sabbath Schools"
The steamship Robinson, from Bremen, reports
having passed large iceberg on April IL, in latitude
a. 80, longitude 40 81.
| A correspondent asks whether there Is school I'm
| architecture In New-lork its vicinity which a
| young woman may attend. There is such school
| III Cooper Union wiz the readers Of The Tribune