New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
NEWYORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. DR.. J. b. Remensnyder OF ST. james
Lutheran Church, will speak upon Nations ana ihcir
Rulers" In the Marble Collegiate Church, at FthNc'
and Twenty -ninth-st this evening. In the week oil
prayer observances.
Tn. young women Of the Normal College began ella IS
work after the holidays yesterday. The students OF
Union Theological Seminary will begin TO-DAY.
The sale of stamps. postal cards and stamped en-
yelopes for 1892 amounted TO - 059.522 So. on IN
crease OF s533573 10 over that Of the year before
The emplo es OF the Stock Exchange Yesterday made
several gifts TO officers OF The Exchange William
Weber. the timekeeper. received gold watch. ana
Albert King and W. r. White each received diamond
pins These three men constituted the committee
which raised the Christmas fund OF $3.50" to be
divided among the $50 employees.
Commits soner Shields yesterday adjourned for one
week the examination in the cases of Edward c. SAeh y
aud Charles +. simmons, Commissioners OF Charities
on the charge Of abctting number OF paupers in
false registration.
Professor Isaac F. Russell will begin his course OF
law lectures to women at the University Of the City
OF New-YOrk tonight. The subject for the course
will be "The Laws Affecting Special Glasses of Per
sons Husband ard Wife, Parents and Children. Wills
Intcstate. Succession, etc"
The installation of Communicated Thomas W.
Smith and the other officers Of Alexander Hamilton
Post No. 1872, will take place tomorrow evening at
Arthur Hail. No. 33l Lenox-ave. near One-lundred-
and-twenty -slxth-st. Past Commander H. VI. Calvert
of U. s. Grant Post. No. 3e7 VIII act as installing
officer.
The Press Club will take title to its building
site In William-st on Tuesday next. Treasurer
Arkell has his check for 100000 ready. lie says
that this payment will leave $4,000 still due The
hale OF machine harvested cotton sold twice at
Produce Exchange yesterday to w. IL. Sills. OF
Chicago. for $50 and for $50. Ii again
sold to W. W. Merrill for t25, who also gave it back
to the Press Club. 1t will be resold.
The annual election OF directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at No. 40 Enst
Twenty third-st next Monday. between the hours OF
5 and 6 and and 10 p M
Julius Can. dry goods merchant at No 2lo Church
st. is foreman Of the January Grand jury. which was
sworn in yesterday in General sessions. Recorder
smyth announced that only eighy-four were
awaiting the jury's action.
Sarah b. Dyer, who was convicted OF attempt
at arson in the third degree. sentenced to the
penitenary for Two years and one month IN General
Sessions yesterday. She fire to her stationery
shop at No. 11s Greonwich-ave October 81.
Judge MARITIME In General Sessions yesterday
signed Abraham Levy to defend Mathew Johnson. the
negro accused Of killing Emil kuIehorn December
10 In the establishment of the Thomas & Wylc Litho
graphing Company The trial will begin on Jan
uary %
Mr.. Heyman, the manager of the Dore gallery.
that he Is editing and will publish soon some
"reminiscences OF Gustave Dore. written by Amer
lean woman who terms % friendship with
many Of the great French painters OF Dores day
These memoirs take the reader into the studio OF the
painter when he is at work upon Of his giganti;
canvases, as well into the homes OF Rossni. the
composer Of Albani the singer, and other celebrities
This volume will be published Mt the Dore gallery,
Carnegie Music Hall.
The Ladies' Christian Union will observe The week
Of prayer with daily meeting at IL a. m. in the
chapel Of the Broadway Tabernacle. Thirty fourth-s
and Sixthave.
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard will deliver
historical and illustrated lecture the "Cathedlals
of Italy and the Netherlands this afternoon at Chick
ering Hail.
After vacation of ten days the children Of the
public schools returned to their dess yesterday morn
ing and began their second ter OF the school year
There $4,000 children regularly enrolled In the
public schools. and OF these about $4,000 were in
their places yesterday morning.
There was skating on the shallow suburban ponds
yesterday. II the weather continues cold te sport
on the lakes interrupted by Sundays rain DC
resumed the latter part Of the week at Central and
Prospect parks.
Louis Levine. a lawyer twenty-seven years old OF
No Gle East Broad way. arraigned before Justice
Hogan In the Essex Market Court Yesterday. on the
charge OF swindling a former client out o, $50 s.
He was held in 800 bonds for examination. The
complainant Mrs. Annie Freedman. who keeps
millinery store at NJ. 81 Diyision-st
Mrs. c. VI. Garrett. who recently made appeal
for the relief OF two destitute women. Yesterday
ceved So in an envelope from Baltimore. The name
OF the sender was not given.
Temple Bowdon. son Of 6. S. H0wdoin. has been
admitted as partner In the firm % Drexcl, Morgan &
Co.. Of this city: Drcxcl 81 Co.. a Philadelphia. ard
Drexel. Hsrjes Co., OF Paris.
W. c. Eecils. of the bcstknown dealers In
"outsldc' securities, has formed connection With
the stock Exchange firm OF E. c. Chaplin Il Co. Mr..
Neefus only has had Il valuable experience In his
line Of business but he ENJOYS wide circle OF friends
in Wall Street.
The official transfer Of Nos 44 TO as Ccdar-st. to
the Continental Insurance Company was recorded
terday. The price OF the property $225.OG0
Grammar school No. %. Stanton ana Sheriff sts.,
opened its evening school last night after the Chris
mas holidays. Despite the Geld weather number
manship history, geography, bookkeeping, etc.
A regular communication Of Kane Lodge, No. 45l,
F. and A. NJ. was cld last night In the Austin R0Ori
Masonic Temple The first degree was conic. rcd on
Charles Scott Jardinc. &. c. Curricr, ErQst George
Rutty Frederick Peterson and Charles II. Shaw.