New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

The comapny Ind In use January !, 1892 nearly
.Ooo. 900 lamps and had 2,363.63 miles OF track
equipped with cars that are by their motors.
The addition 20 the surplus account for tho year
ending January 30 1909. amounting u 81 RS Is
the amount Of profits after paying per cent dvt-
diid on the preferred stock. and quarterly dividends
at the nj 10 per cent per annum on the common
stock.
The anti -slsvcry vctcrlns Of this shte are ar
ranging for II reunion and banquet 10 be held AZ
some convenient place along the shore about the
middle OF June. The invitation signed by the com
mlttcc. Mcssrs John Hooer. u. w. C. Pond and
l.. W. Bartlett. Is EXTENDED 10 all men and women
who engaged in tho early anti slavery move
mont. down TO and lncludng the John p. Hale cam
pniIl.
Tho Hon benjamin Douglas. OF this city. was one
OF the most active Of the early anti slavery agors
Tho Y. NJ. G. A. building fund has crossed the
$4,000 limo and President Mech Il confident that
tile erection OF thu building has nj
ready been secured In the very hot OF
the business portion OF the city. The Board Of
Directors visited Bridgeport Yesterday for the purpose
Of examining the building Just erected thcr.
Horace johnson, the Middle IIaddam weather
prophet. was In town The other day. He cnims to
have predicted the late suddcn change In the weather.
And shys there L. "A severe .t1.m booked for April -
The Rev: :: W; Mcdonald. rector Of st. Stephens
Church. philadelphia, formerly rector Of Holy trinity
Church. this city, Inns been startling the coHserva
tivcs Of the Quaker city In addrcss recently
given before the Contemporary Cub he declared that
Christianity Ind passed through the phases of dog
matlsm, ecclesasucism and experimentation, aud Is
now about 10 show itself IA the On of conduct
That ha- been Thought Of as device 10 secure saliva
ton bat That he int res IN salvation l. nbout 10
recodc behind the Interest In conduct.
The High school Alumni Association has elected tho
following Unccrs President, j. g. Walsh secretary AID
treasurer. NJ C. Nolan. and historian. Miss Iva Crowen
These officers together with ID. Lewis Maitland Will
form an executive committee.
Edward &. Camp has begun course Of three organ
rccitals at the South congregational Church. The
first Owen Thursday evening by Mr..
Camp and Mrs. F. ". smith, the Hart
ford sOpiano. who made such II hit In
this city few weeks ago I'm The comic opera d" pris-
ella The second recital Will 10 given April II by
Frank Treat sOuthwick, assisted by Miss Lotta T..
korn. and the third April ~ by John >. Camp as
sisted Iy Mrs Virginia r. Warwick
O.. lronsOW. OF III, city, and Miss Dorothy Palmer.
Of Pennington. united In marriage al the resi-
dcncc O the brides parent, on Wednesday afternoon
Frank FarnswOrth Starr OF this city. has been elected
10 membership I'm the Connecticut Historical society
Governor BukecN and rcnatD's Cleveland and Eos
ter attended the meeting ~ the board of trustees OF
the ASYLUM for the Insane. held herr, Wednesday
Miss Grace II. Bunce has returned from Wells Col
legc for the spdng vacation college friend ne
cOmpancd her.
Mrs.. \. y. Cacf has returned from her visit TO
friends IN baltimore
Mayor ID. L. Briggs has entered his bay colt Major |
Wilkes for the $4,000 stake at Charter Oak Park.