New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

TIL. Neryork Academy OF An;hropology met yes
terday afternoon in the Mott Memorial Hail. NO %
Madison-ave The president DR.. Edward Z. Manu.
delivered his annual address.
money order for SIS was received yesterday by
The Tribune fom a. S., Windsor. \. s." for the
Hamburg Relief Fund
The first three sessions of the second annual meet
ing Of the American Electro Therapeutic Association
we're held Yesterday In the Academy Of Medicine, NO
y West Forty thirdst. Papers were read and dis
cussed.
Workmen Yesterday began the decoration OF The
v,o;uce Exchange for the Columbian &c ebraion. The
walls were hung with flags arlnor and Shields and
the gallery decorated with hangnes OF purple and
.od A petition. was circulated yesterday asking that
the Exchange be closed on next Tuesday as well as on
Wedne, day.
LIGHT receipts Mt this port and unfavorable crop re-
ports caused an advance in the price Of cotton yes
Icrd,y. Trading on the Cotton Exchange amounted
tn o7s 600 bales OF this amount, $4,000 bales were
for January delivery and "a, 900 for December de
livery. January cotton opened at 500 cents, ana
closed at s16 10 s.17 Other cotton advanced fom
10 10 Is points.
Tic stockholders OF the Hudson River Tunnel Rail
WAY Company held their annual meeting yesterday and
elected these directors: Edward r. Greene, Otto
Grouse William 2. Moloney, Remsen q. Brooks
A. Proctor jr, Mungo J. Currie and Joseph j. Schmidt
was held yesterday afternoon, and resulted in the
selection OF the following directors George NJ Quin
tard John T.. HOfTmyer. Georc- VI. Gardiner. W. H..
Male Lowell VI. Palmer. Richard NJ Young. II. Il.
Holllns W. A. Nash, II. X Knapp, The dore F. jack
son. Roswell Eldrgc, Felix Campbell william F.
Havemeyer Alexander f. Orr and Matthew Bunker.
The American Institute Of Christian Philosophy met
last evening" for the first time this fall. at Hamilton
Hall, Columbia College. Dr. Charles r. Deems, the
founder Of the institute presided. The address
Owen by the Rev. Dr. Arthur Mitchell, corresponding
secretary Of the Presbyterian Board OF FOREIGN Mis-
sions upon THE Piovilential History Of America"
The southern Ncw-York BAPTIST Associa lon began
Its lO1s meeting yesterday In the Memorial Baptist
Church In Washington square The following officers
were elected President, the Rev. Dr. A. {. Hobart :,
vice president. George H. Hansel clsrk T. Franklin
Smith assistant clerk G. w IIilman. corresponding
secretary, Samuel T. Hilmaa trea urer, joseph
Brokaw: reader. the Rev. J. J. Brsuner assistant
reader the Rev. Samuel Altman. Routns business &c
cuped the attention Of the association during the day
Tho Metropolitan Museum Of Art viii be sPen FREQ
to the public to-day tomorrow, Eiaay and SATURDAY.
from 10 q. m. to ,. m, and on sunday afternoon
from to 5 O'Clock The price Of admission on Mon
DAYS and Tuesdays Is 25 cents At Lrc,cnt tho
museum is closed during the evenings.
Thc annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cen.
trail Crosstown Railroad Company fer the election Of
board Of directors held at Ne. 40 Christopher.
st. at ! O'Clock yesterday. The following Directors
were elected George 5. Hart, Addison Csmnark,
Milton S. Mason f. Burton Hart julius BENEDICT,
Noah C. Rogers. John W. shcrns Charles r. Cox.