New-York tribune., 1891-05-06
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The new House Of Reception OF the New -iorN
Juven,le Asylum, at No. Jog West Twenty seventh
st.. will be opened at p m. tomorrow Inc III
sttnton takes the place Of the old one In west 1hr
tcenth-st.. which was sold to r. II. Macy d Co.
year ago.
The seventy-ffth anniversary Of the American bipIe
Society will be celebrated in Chickerng Hall on the
evening of MAY 49, Addresses will be delivered Dy
the Rev. Dr. John Burton. of Toronto; the Rev. Dr.
LANES Stalker of Glasgow; the Rev. T. Aston Binhs'
Of London and Bishop Brooks. of Massachusetts
At Q y. m. on May 13 meeting will be held In
the managers room Of the Bible House. Tor inc ca
change of greetings with other societies. y coh'
ference meeting will be held at the BLDG houSe Ut
10 80 a. M on May Ii, and at 80 p. IN. the AL
nual meeting will be held The Rev. Dr. Ialoo0 W.
Chambers will preach historical discourse concern
ing the work of the society in the Collegiate he1oreu
Cburcb. Fifth-ave and Forty-eghthst., on sunday
evening next.
The New-York City Association OF Union ex-Prls-
oners of War will meet in the list Regiment Armory
on Friday evening. The committee on anniversary
day and the committee TO arrange for decorating te
prisonersof-war monument in Trinity Churchyard Will
report.
Bishop Potter will administer the rite Of conflrma
ton in Grace Church, Vyseave, west Farh'S' Oh FIJI
dav evening. The service will begin at 40 o'clock
W.
cxpert inspector of oils steel and other supplies al
th NAVY Ward who has been seriously Ill with pneu-
r,onia was ont of his house on Monday for the hrst
time In several weeks.
The animal meeting of the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion of the United States Will be heh al
Delmoncos tonight The polls for TIE elccIloh ol
officers will be open from 6;3O TO o;3O ocioch ~
will be the last meeting until October ana inc uhher
viii be served at 0 O'Clock There will also be an
nd
"reminiscences" will be read by Colonel Hora'o u
King
The Sons OF the Revolution in the State Of New
yorb will celebrate the 10th anniversary OF the
capturc of Fort Ticonderoga at the Berkeley LSceu
on Monday, May IL, at p IN. Professor lienIS T. !.
Johnston of the College of the City OF New-1orA' WI"
deliver an address "Tc0nderoga: or the DeleaC Oh
the Old World in the New
Ex-senator ]. c. spooneF of Wisconsin, VIII au-
dress the Harlem Republican Club at It's clubhouse
No. 145 West Onehundred -andtwenty -hfth-st., ths
evening at o'clock, A Free Ballot ana Far
Count"
The last meeting for the season of the Academy OF
Antbropology was held yesterday. viii Carleton gave
q reading on Robert Burns"
The advertisement of Howard Lapsley Co.. No.
Exchange Court which appears in another part Oh tS
paper calls attention to the incorporation Oh the
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company, of Philadelphia
with a capital stock of $3,300,0OO.
Georriana Butler a servant employed in the fat
of F. Reid on the third floor of the house no. I'll
East xty-nntl-st fell from fre-escape into the
ward Yesterday morning, and died soon aferward from
| her injuries
About noon yesterday Mrs. Mary Cox, Of NO. $50
East Seventy eghthst., hanging out clothes from
a fourthstory window of the house, and the pulley
block on which she leaned broke. She 1el 10 the yard
| and was killed instantly.
| At the annual meeting of the National Temperance
Society," held yesterday afternoon at No. 56 Readest,
| the Rev. Dr. T. L. Cuyer elected president ;
j. ~ Stcans, corresponding and recording secretary
| and william d. Porter, treasurer.
The eighth annual meeting of the Jewellers Security
| Alliance was held at its office, No 40 Broadway
| veeterdav at 3 D. IN. The following officers were
| elected David c. Dodd jr, president; A. X. Sloan
Henry HAYES and David UnteImeyer. first second and
third vcepresdents Charles G Lewis, treasurer and
| George II. Hodcnpyl, secretary
Among the passengers sailing for Bremen yesterday
| on the North German Lloyd steamship Lain were Dr
G. Acner C. IL. Bautild, Il. II. W. Martin, b. '"
| Van Voorhs the Rev. John Zilla and D. C. L. SKOn
| gaed.
John ~ Bogert, Of Typographical Union No g and
| rd,tor NJ " The Union Printer" yesterday reap
ronted bv the Mayor Sealer Of Weights and Measures
for the Second District, at 81 200 year. John Davis
| ~ the XXIIId Assembly District. was appointed a
citv Marshal and assigned TO the Ninth District Civil
| Court.
lecture on "Passion Week" with stereopticoT
views will be delivered by the Rev. J. L. Campbell
in the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. One-hundred
and eleyenth-st and LeXinGtonave tomorrow evening
At the regular meeting of the New York IIistonca
Society held last night at Secord-avc and Eleventh
ST the Rev. Dr. b. +. De Costa, recto" of the Chnrc
of 81 John the Evangelist. read an Interesting pape
on " The Genesis of English Society In New York.
The principal purpose Of the visit OF Secretary Trac
IN This CITY is 10 complete the final arrangements 70
tEe dcparture to-day of Mrs. Wilmcrling, the sec
retarys daughter, for Europe, with the family Of VICE
President Morton.
| Ascension Day services will be held tomorrow II
ST AIMS Free Church, in Eightcenth-st; communion
at 7 and IL a. M; evening prayer at ) p. m; shor
service and sermon at o'clock service for deafmute
at 4 p. IN.
An interesting programme was given last night a
tho closing exercises Of the Young Mems Institute
No oo2 Bowery. Certificates tof progress and O
graduation were presented to the cariiaecbuiders
! class by Franklin Murphy. Addresses We're made By
Mornay Williams, Franklin Murphy and E. C. VA
Claim.
Patrick Mitchell Of No. 165 Fast Ninety ninth-st.
was arrested yesterday and committed to the Tomb
by Coroner Levy await the result Of the inquest OF
the body of Maggie Mitchell his wife The HUSBAND
is charged with having indicted the injuries from