New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
NETWORK CITY.

The Clan ma Gael has become reunited for the first
time since the Cronin murder. and is now arranging
for a public meeting in Cooper Union next week in
support Of Parnel.
Contracts have been made between p. :. Gilmore
and the Madison Square Garden Company, whereby
Mr.. Gilmore and his band of 100 musicians, together
with large number Of singers, will begin season in
the amphitheatre in May.
The boys department of the Young Mems Christian
Association will hold service in memory Of Henry
III. Webster at Association Hall tonight II was
through Mr.. Wcbsters efforts that the boys prayer
meeting was started and built up. and he was rarely
absent from the Friday night services hence in his
death the department lost Of its tried and true
friends.
Nurse There are several private agencies for
| nurses IN this CITY, The Training school for Male
Nurses under the charge Of the Department Of Chair
ties and Correction, Is at No 43l East Twenty sixth
St The Training school for Women Nurses. of which
Mrs. Christine X Griffin is president, is at NO 42G
East Twenty sixthst. The Bible and Fruit Mission
| and the Diet Kitchen also give services 10 the SICK
Henry NJ stanley the explorer. will lecture at
Calvary Baptist Church on Monday evening on The
March Across Africa The acoustic properties Of the
church are perfect that Mr. Stanley can be heard in
every part of the auditorium.
The Jewish Theological seminary Association VIII
hold a meeting at No. 2O7 East Fifty sixth st. at
D. H. on sunday. 10 consider ways and means to ad-
vance the material interests of the institution.
1t is said that Jones is quite willing to pay the
freight when Hill goes to Washington.
T. p. OConnor, NJ. p, says fhat the principal OBJ
lection he has NcwYOrk is that the greater part Of
a day Is spent In making call upon any one, not
withsandng the alleged rapid transit. And As for
the cab service said he. it is only rich man who
can ride In cabs here
An entertainment consisting Of rccitatlons by Mrs.
Charles Waldo Richards and music was given at the
Berkeley Lyceum yesterday afternoon for the benefit
Of the New-Iork kindergarten Associations
The Dock Commissioners met yesterday and &C
ccpted the terms and resolutions adopted on January
16 with regard TO the extension OF Pier new NO 70
at Beach-st and owned by the Old Dominion Line.
The Engneeri In Chef ordered 10 make out the
necessary plans allowing further frontage OF 100
feet letter was received from the New York branch
of Granite Stonecutters saying that and after April
l. 1891 members of the order would work only eight
hours day.
The Young Mems Lycenm Of the Church Of st.
Anthony Of Padua, in Suvan-st. played Among the
Breakers" last evening In Turn Hall The proceeds
will be applied TO the reduction OF the debt on the
church,
The closing sale Of boxes for the ball Of the Goth
Regiment in Madison square Garden on February
took place last evening in the arm0ry of the regiment
Colonel Moran. and ex.Strcet Cleaning Commissioner
Coleman each paid 800, and the other boxes were
sold for sums ranging below so.
Ella Desmond, young servant in Mrs. Dressmans
board ne house, No. 50 West Twefthst., was found
dead in fer room yesterday morning. The tube OF
gasstOvc disconnected, and the room hah been
filled with gas. As the servant evidently had been
sufocaed In her sleep, her death was supposed to y
accidental
The graceful girl cOntortionist, the daring wire
walker and other members Of the Imperial japanese
troupe at the Eden MuSee are often engaged by fash
ionablc people to appear at their receptions.
The death Of Nahum stetson jr., on Wednesday led
many suppose that it vas Nahum Setson, OF stein
way d sons The dead man was the uncle Of Mr.
Stetson. of the piano firm.
The lecture this week in the Cooper Union free sat
urday night course will be delivered by Professor e.
NJ Woodward, on Manual Training Schools
The free lecture course for teachers before the School
Of Pedagogy University Of the City of New York, will
be continued in the chapel Of the university at II 80
D. m each week until May Professor Woodward, OF
washington University Louis will speak this week
on Manual Traning."
The American Therapeutic Association was
organized Yesterday AT the New-lOrk Academy ol
Medicine. No II West Fortyt st. by the election
Of the following officers President Dr. g. Bolton Mas
sew of Philadelphia; vice presidents, Drs William j.
Morton and A. II. Goelet, Of New-York secretary, DR..
William II. walnng, Of Philadelphia; treasurer DR.
George II. Robe, of Baltimore executive council Drs
II. r. Bigelow, OF Philadelphia +. H. Martin, OF
Chicago; W. II. Hutchinson, Of Providence; and C. d.
Palmer, Of Cincinnati.
John Thompson the founder Of Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter has been seriously i'll since November
Is. lie is eighty eight years old, and it Is feared that
he cannot recover.
The General Society OF Mechanics and Tradesmen
of City OF NewYO held the fourth Of its course
of lectures for the present season at Chickerng Hall
last night A large number Of the members OF the |
organization and their friends listened 10 lecture by
Corporal Tanner. Soldier Life. Grave and Gay" |
The next lecture Of the will be delivered ON
February by General George A. Sheridan, On Cur
selves"