New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
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difference In salary will be used in supplying another
| clerk.
| The second course OF Columbia College lectures In
| cooperation With Cooper Union. will be by Gustav
KObbc on "Thc Maritime Branches of the Govern
| ment Other than She Navy" The lectures Will Dc
held on January 10, Lighthouse service': jan
nary l., IifeSaving Service: January "a. "COast
| Survey, and January 81. Revenue Marine
Isaac II. fowl has been made superintendent OF the
| inquiry department Of the Postofce. In place OF
| T.. Perry Jones, who died recently. Mr.. FOWL has
been clerk in that branch Of the postal service for
| some time. and won promotion by his diligence and
efficiency.
The twenty fourth regular meeting and tie second
| women's meeting OF the Quill Club will be held Mt
C1ark's, No. % West Twenty thrd-st.. at D. m on
| Tuesday. Dinner will be served at p. m. The
speakers will be the Rev. Dr.. Truman j. Backus.
| Mrs Lucy S. Dainbrige AMI Mrs. Ellen c. Johnson.
Mayor GirOv went to Albany last night TO look
after legislation connected with the city. lie will
| return Tuesday
The Sunday night trips OF the Fall River Line OF
boats which have been formerly discontinued during
January, February and March, will hereafter he made
without interruption during the year
II Is reported among insurance that the annual
meeting OF the LIoyds Plate Glass Insurance Company
this week Is likely 10 result In the election OF board
Of directors who will make change In the presidency
Of the company. J. q. Bremen. who has long been
at the head Of the company 1t is said. will he Sic
ceedcd by George william Woods, the present Sec
rotary
The members OF tho Produce Exchange who
Interested In the cloverseed trade will hold meeting
on January H. at 20 p to draft rules for trad
Ing In clovcrsccd.
W. c. Duyall. cashier Of the National Bank Of Com
mcrce. IS the only officer active duty and Is
sdrg the affairs Of tn" bank. ". W. sherman the
president broke his leg few DAYS ago and IS CON
fined to his house and 4. A. Low. the vccp s,dnt.
lied Yesterday.
Seven hundred shares OF Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad stock sold under the rule at tho Con-
soldatcd Exchange Yesterday account ~ James
u. Irwin. II No. l Broadway.
The Womans Foreign Missionary soci.ty OF the
Prcsbytery Of New-lork will hold popular mid
winter meeting in the Fifth Avenu. PRESBYTERIAN
Church on Thursday evening. IN the Interests OF
foreign missions. The Rev. DR.. Houston, Of NASH
VILE. Tenn; Robert f. Speer and the Rev John g.
Patton. Of the New-lIebrdes. Will BE- among the
speakers.
The annual meeting OF the Evangelical Alliance
VIII b" held In the Marble Colccilte Church. Fifth
ave. and Twcnynlnh ST.. this afternoon Bi.f re-
ports by the secretaries. and addresses by the Rev
Dr Frank + Elllnwood and IN" Rev. DR.. DnyiG james
liurrcl will be- delivered Tho Rev Dr. JOSIAH Strong
Is the general secretary OF the Aarce for the United
states.
schedules In the assignment OF william J. Van
Maancn. Of Rio Janoiro and Dudley Wolf. 0n.ms,ion
brokers In south American goods. to Jalsh Holmes,
lr, show the liabilities OF the frm to be S71.7jO:
nominal assets. sl2.30l: actual assets. 1852.
The anniversary OF the Railroad I;ranch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will take place at
the clubhouse. No. 3d1 Madl,on-avc. on Tuesday
evening.
Mayors Marshal Enselhard issued GA city licenses
last week and collected Ala
There Is usually something new to be- seen ut m.
Eden Musee. either In tho waxworks collection on
the stage. Princess Dclgorouky will give violin solos
This evening. and there will be concerts Lv Danko
Gabor's GYPSY BaLd. The programme throughout
the week will b. an extensive one. especially in its
musical features.
The twenty fourth annual Ian OF the Auawanda
Club will be held Central Turn Vcrin HALL sixty
seventhst. and Third ave. on Monday evening.
Mrs. Bernard Bccrc. tho English actress snl'ed for
Liverpool Yesterday on the tunard steamer Dohnia
The steamship Capua. which arrived here vcsier
dav from Brazilian ports. reported heavy sales of
the coast. with mach and high The Capua
covered with ice. and shone Ike vessel OF glass
she passed IN by Sandy Hook In TIE bright sun
light. The steamer Louisburg from Little Bay. y. s.
also reported having had hard time Of it witt, storms
and cold weather.
The French Line Stcnmcs La Gascogne which sailed
Yesterday for lIavre. took ont S2.o0OoOo in gold. |
Among the passengers on La Ga~cOgnc wer, T. G. |
Cheney the newly appointed Minister 10 switzerland.
and Mrs. Cheney Bishop J. ". Emard the vIsconnt
and viScountcss de- JolcmpS. s. Kurono. OF the Jap
ancse Legation ut Paris. and Mrs. a. lImiin 1ton
The schooner +. ", EldridGc. OF Dennis Mass. rln
ashore at Eaons Neck. L. l.. in the storm OF Friday.
She struck about half mile from The e-saying sta
ton. and the taken OH by the life savers.
Tho schooner IS wei up the beach and is enc mass
OF Ice II is thought that she can be got OFF safely.
The steamer George W. CLYDE. which arrived hero
Yesterday from Domingo. brought IA II PORTION ~
her cargo model Of the flagship of Columbus. tho
carnvcl Santa Maria. II sent by the people VI
the city Of San Domingo 10 the Worlds Fair at Chicago
Transcript OF u judgment for S30.0s6 was filed In
the County Clerks office yesterday against Juan
Ramon VI. Hernandez In favor of the CITY Chamber
lain being the Surroratc's decree In the settlement
under the will of Ramon Martinez Hernandez.
Secretary Willis Holly. OF the Mayors Office. re-
cei ;cd notice Yesterday TINT he had been elected
delegate TO the Tammany Hall organization Of tue
NIXth Assembly District.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the New-York
tnion OF the Society Of Christian Endeayor held
In the lec;urc.room OF Grace Reformed Church. Sew
cnth-avc and Tftyfourih st. last night. About 100
persons. representing 100 different Protestant churches
In this city. present Addresses made by
The Rev. DR.. y. b. Tyler. the Rev. Dr.. McEwcn. and
the Rev. DR.. DTryco. the pastor.
Dr. Mary Allen the author of g. The Man Wonder.
fu In the House Beautiful" will deliver an address
1T the first meeting OF the Young Peoples Club for
social Culture. which Will be held at the home Of
Mrs. T.. b. Grannls. No 80 East Twenty -sccOnd-st..
on Monday evening.
Among the many interesting and valuable books
which the Woman's Art School OF the Cooper Union
has recently acquired Is set Of 40 plates i!lustrat-
Ing "Lcs Arts an Moyrn Age by Du Som.rart. This
folio work Is The gilt Of NJ Theophile el. of Paris.
The examination into the case of Louis Levine the
lawyer who. II alleged. had swi ldcd former
,licnt. named Mrs Annie Freedman. out of SO 0S. |