New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
NETWORK CITY.

The ninth anniversary exercises Of the East Eighty
ixth-st branch OF the Young Mems Christian a So
citation will be observed at the branch building TO-
morrow evening at ; 10 o'clock. The Rev. DR.. John
Hall, Charles l. Colby and John G. Floyd will speak.
The chairman of the branch, Frank X. Crumtlc. viii
preside,
The annual dinner OF the Yale Alumni Association
will take place at 80 p Friday at ShcrTy's.
All graduates and all persons who have been resident
students OF the university invited to be present.
and tickets may be obtained from william A. Copp.
treasurer No. 40 Wa-St., up Ia noon to morrow.
The Farragu, Association o, Naval Veterans VIII
give two entertainments nj LenoX Lycoum to-mOro"
and Friday evenings, for the benefit OF the relief fund
for needy veterans ~ the old Navy. collection OF
trophies and materials from the warshlps OF the old
Navy will be a feature OF the display.
Abraham Barnett. accused OF manslaughter for
killing J. T. Clover September g. was admitted
to bail In $1,000 yesterday. Joseph Il. Munier.
clothier Of No 1913 Wakcr-st, becoming his surety.
Two iuries haze disagreed In tho case.
Antonio Morcllo and Constanza his wife. will be
tried I'm General Sessions tomorrow for the killing Of
francesca Mcle As soon as the case Is finished tIe
trial OF Charles W. Gardner. the agent OF the Park
society. who Is charged with eAtorton. Will be
taken up.
The cruiser Philadelphia will probably be able to
leave the Navy Yard ton and go to Port Royal.
vesuvlus She has been delayed IN starting because
OF the Ice blockade. The Philadelphia will take the
gun loaded proccies which are 10 be used by
tho Vesuvus and also the members OF the trial board
A meeting OF tn. Linnean Society Of New-fork Will
be held this evening, when Florence A. Merriam VIII
speak on Habits OF the Gray Squirrel and It, suS
cepubility to Domes;icatlon,' and George B Sennet
will speak on "A Collection OF Birds from Northeastern
Mexico The meeting will De held In the Museum
OF Natural History, at Eighthavs. and Seventy
seventh-st.
Gardiner Thompson, who died Sunday. was Il
son OF David Thompson. for long time president OF
the New.York Life Insurance Company. He was
born In this city, and for many years lived at No.
IS Lafayette Place. lie was graduate Of Columbia
College.
"E. s.n-The address which you desire Is at Mad
ison Square Church Mission. No. 40 Third ave.
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday accepted the In
yation to attend the review OF the 9Th Regiment by
Mayor Boody. Of Brooklyn, tomorrow evening
The Stockholders of tie Union Trust Company yes
terday reelected as trustees OF the class OF 1896 VIII
lam Whitew right, James ~ Plat, Edward schcl
D. c. IIays James r. Ogilvc, James T. WOODWARD
samuel +. Earg.r, A. j. Parker and w. +. Roosevelt
The produce dealers put up the price OF eggs yes
terday from . TO 8 cents Dozen owing to their
Scarcity because Of the inability Of country merchants
TO ship them In. The retail prices now range from
80 to 30 cents Dozen
Mrs Eta Harrington. OF No. ls West One hundred
and thirty fin St., the young woman who shot hrr
self with alleged suicidal intent on December 81
was arraigned before Justice Burke In the Harlem
Police Court yesterday afternoon. The Justice com
mitted the defendant in 800 ball for trial.