New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-25
NEW.YORK CITY.

The Rev. II. b. Turner. Of Hampton, Va, will de-
liver an address in the Broadway Tabernacle to-
morrow evening. on CONTRASTS In Hampton Life
The public Is invited to attend
A citizens meeting will be held In the Memorial
Baptist Church. Washington Square South. tomorrow
evening. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
George s. Baker the chaplain Of ST. Luke's Hospital
President Seth Low, Of Columbia College. and Bishop
Henry G. Potter.
Mayor Gilroy received letter from L. W. Johnson
OF No 81 East One-hundred and seventh-st. yester-
day, complaining that the Madson-av cars do not
run above Eighty-scventh-st. after a. All the
city ordinances require them to run all night The
Mayor referred the complaint to Corporation Counsel
Clark
Christian w. Wolf, OF the lid Assembly District
Tammany organization was appointed City Marshal
yesterday by the Mayor in place OF Daniel Patterson
OF the same district, resigned. The new marshal
was sent TO the WITH District Court.
The North German Lloyd steamer Dresden. which
left this port for Bremen yesterday. took out 1000
In gold
The officers OF the Adams Express Company said
yesterday that the for their leaving the Lchgh
Valley on February l that the Lehigh Valley had
passed into the control of the Reading. which has
the United States Express. 1t customary for an
express company the whole OF line. All
the Adams Offices the line OF the Lchlgh Valley
will be closed, except few reached by the Pennsyl
vania system.
Cyrus Clark james A. Decring. J. Romano Brown
and Joseph J. Kirel representing the West Side Drive
Association, called Mayor Groy yesterday and
asked him TO aid them I'm getting appropriation OF
5000 900 for building retaining wall along the river
front OF Riverside Park.
Hugo seeleman, OF No 1856 East Broadway, was
charged In the Essex Market Court yesterday with
Illegally practising dentistry. The complainant was
Caroline Hoffman, OF No. $50 East Sevcntysixth ST.
He was held in 800 bail for trial.
The repairs on the shaft OF the steamship Umbria
will not be completed In time for her to sail to-day.
II Is expected that She will be able TO sail tomorrow
A committee OF pilots having under consideration
the proposition to sell OF the plotboats In the
Sandy Hook service for the purpose OF reducing cx-
penses. yesterday Informed by the Pilot Com
missioners that such action would he approved. pro-
vided the efficiency Of the service not impaired.
The schooner Carrie A. Lowe. which arrived here
yesterday from Port OF spain. bound for Pha-
delpha, but Obliged To come on to this port be
cause OF the Ice. She was twenty days making her
way up the coast from Cape IIateras being blown
of shore by westerly gales. The schooner Walter l..
Pummer from Gibara, was also twenty days north
OF Hatteras and lost and split sails In the prevailing
gales
The sale Of a collection Of rare miniatures formed
nv the late Prince Alexis Galitznc Of Russia will take
place this afternoon at No 23S FIfthave. This and
tomorrow evenings paintings belonging 10 the es-
taes Of Mrs. Mary f. Smith and Thomas +. Warner
will he sold at the same place by William Is. Norman.
auctonecr. The paintings include examples by Mcs-
sonier, Troyon, Geromc, Dcacrox and other masters.