New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
NETWORK CITY.

The old wooden sloop-Of war Galena left the Navy
Yard Yesterday I'm Of the Navy tug Nina for Ports
mouth ~ H.. she will be fitted out at the Navy Yard
there for cruise.
Women Should &c Limited TO Certain occupations
the subject debated at the senior Evening school.
No 90 on Wednesday evening. Rudolph COny took
the affirmative. and Frank j. sherry the negative.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.. Cowlc> of No. West Sev-
env secondSt left here Yesterday for ST. Augustine.
Fla. They will spend four weeks at the Hotel Ponce
dc Leon.
Free lectures under the auspices of the Board Of
Education. were delivered last evening in Grammar
schools Nos %, 3. A.. -. -, 10 and 81. Among
the speakers Professor Robert Ghmshaw. Clarence
Pullcn and Professor q. T. smelling.
Colonel W. C. Church, Editor of The Army and
Navy Journal" and author Of the Life Of John Ericsson
lately unfinished Will lecture on Ericsson in the New
Jerusalem Church. East Thirty -fthst. between Park
and Lexington ayes, this evening, for the benefit ~
the charitable and mission WORK IF the church. Inc
lecture will be Illustrated with stereopcon views.
CIV. o.@-The Tribune suggests that YOU write to
Frederick saunders librarian Of the Asior Library Tor
the conditions You desire.
The work In drawing Of the pupils of the evening
school Of the Twenty third Ward, which has been on
exhibition this week has attracted considerable atten
ton The drawing classes are under Harry f. Knox
Eugene II. Lewis. Of the law fra of Eaton & Lewis
suddenly
ness Of his mother who was passing the winter at
Dubuque. Iowa. with her son. Dr. 'ohh = i<"is' 'is
Lewis died Monday.
Richard X Fox has offered $500 cup to be raced
for hv New-Yorl and New-Jersey pilotboats. Tho
date for the race has not been fixed.
AZ the Barge Office Yesterday 5000 immigrants were
landed They came from five ships and we're largely
italians.
An Easter parlor bazaar for the sale Of various use
fnl articles will be held AT the home Of Mrs Willard
H. Rogers No. I'D West Twenty second-st on March
- and o. in aid Of The work among poor men whlch
has been begun by Rev. DR.. stone, pastor OF the
A,bury Methodist Episcopal Church, Washington
square.
The sales agents Of the anthracite coal producing
comnauies met Yesterday AMI made reduction IN
nrces There was no expectation in the trade that
any change would he made for the corporate man
acements profes, be satisfied with the condition OF
affairs.
The Rider and Driver Is new and handsome
weekly publication. with many attractive features
An excellent portrait Of Robert Eonner a. he appears
when out driving. occupies conspicuous page me
uaper is edited by J. ". Mcdonald and H. l.. Fitz
patrick TWO newspaper men of wide experience
.sub,criber.~-The Police Commissioners are com
PEELED 10 retire on hafpay any policeman who makes
application for retirement after twenty years service
even If he is under fifty years of ace and IN perfect
health if he IS not under charges Of misconduct
The wclIknown firm Of woerishoHer & CO.. in
Walst has establ shed direct Geographic connections
with Chicago. and it is understood that 1t VIII rep
resent some important Western interests III stock EN-
change operations.
Theodore Braine Of the firm Of Frederic Taylor a
Co brokers' of NO. 81 Broadway, was yesterday elected
a member Of the stock Exchange. lie paid slo'"oo
for his seat.
meeting of the Section Pediatrics was held last
evening at the Academy of Medicine The exercises
consisted of presentation OF patients and the reading
and discussion OF papers several Interesting medical
subjects.
An exceedingly entertaining lecture was given in
Rutger, Riverside Chapel Seventy lhrd-Nt ana The
boulevard by Professor Frederick starr last night. on
the subject Of Chinese life and customs Ihcie was
also a fair Both for the benefit OF the mission
work Of the Kings Daughters and the Young People
Asa