New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
NEW.YORK CITY.

In the report OF Professor william Carey Iolah"S
| lecture on Excavations In Greece In 1o". p' inc
| American School at Athens" delivered nj Hnmh'oh
Hall Columbia College last Friday evening, the WORD
",mnhithcatrep WAS used by mistake for theatre In
describing the field OF Prof~sSoc Pcands work. III"
amphitheatre It Is well known. was roman l'Shu'
oa Professor Poland's work was confined 20 "re'ce'
The Harvard Glass Of 81 Dining Club Will give us
next regular dinner on January II ri o'f' j. III
II will be served at the Harvard Club NO ii west
| Twenty secondSt.
| In the report OF TIE annual meeting OF the Mount
Sinai Hospital yesterday the statement was maze
that thc question Of boundary suggested BY Mr. IN
thai be referred back TO the board OF directors Win
mower TO actn II should have read Tho propose
ton that new nrcproo! building be erected etler
on the present site or elsewhere. referred back
to the board OF directors with power to act
| Dunward Lely. the tenor and Mrs. LEY were pas
sengers on the steamship seryta which arrived here
! from Liverpool yesterday.
| Anna Anderson Swedish immigrant rl who ar
rived her, recently says ta Pastor Peterson oi the
Swedish mission In safest, would not give her all
Of her property when she left the mission General
OBeirne began Investigation OF the charges yef'cr
dav Both the girl and the pastor were represented
by lawyers.
John H. Parncll brother OF Charles stnwar' plrn'il
arrived here from England yesterday the steamship
Scrvia.
| The steamship I'nta witch arrived here yesterday
from Carhngcna. reported having passed through
hurricane January .. The hur icane -St"d SIX
hours and the steamer received considerable Injury
about the decks
| The Ward Line steamer City OF Washington brought
| here yesterday from Havana the crew Of TIE fruit
steamer George Durio's The DumciS wIs Srnhirl
| In "a hurricane at Nuevltas. Cuba on December ~
She has been hauled of and Will be repaired The
CITY OF Washington made the from Havana In the
! ~ throo tov and 81
| The Wilson Line steamer Egyptian Monarch, which
was reported having been passed at sea, disabled
came safely into port sunday night. She reported
that she had been DELAYED honrs BY the bursting
/ OF steam pipe. and had met heavy weather on her
voyage from London.
| Tn. annual meeting OF the Torrev Botanical 0rb
will be held In Hamilton Hall. Columbia College tbs
evening After the election o. onio-rs. parcrs VII
be read as follows Some Results Of Study In Fruit
Decays by Byron D. Halsead. and "Aocount Of
Some New Species Of Polyp"taae from Bolivia" iy
II. II. Rusby.
| Wavland Trask yesterday made application TO the
committee on admissions OF the Stock Exchange to be
reinsta,ed on the floor saying that h" had reached
settlement with his creditors and desired t. resume
business Mr. Trask and A. y. Rankin will compose
| the new firm.
| Alexander F.. Orr, vice president OF the Chamber
Of Commerce. in accordance with the resolution intro
duced the last regular meeting OF tho Chamber Of
| Commerce. appointed the following committee ycsl'r-
day to take action for the entertainment Of prominent
| foreigners who may visit this country during the
Worlds Fair: Henry Willard. D. walls James Cah
schurz Seth Low and Woodbury. Larcior.
| Edward J. Foley. Anthony Nugcnt ard Thomas +.
Murphy were appointed clerks In tae Custom House
at salary OF 81 900 year each Yesterday, and VII
| lam Lamb was promoted from night inspector TO day
Inspector and his salary raised from So 20 81 day.
| CAPTAIN Irving formerly captain Of the Tcutonic
and for many years I'm the service OF the Wilt" Star
Line arrived here yesterday on the Servia. Tie OBJ
| feet Of the captains visit 10 this country WIS not
known at the Office Of the White star Line yesterday
! 1t had been rumorcd that the captain was coming
over 10 marry a wealthy American widow. but that
report pronounced untrue.
| Alexander conrstock, manager OF Nllu's Garden,
| pleaded guilty through his counsel f. H. Price. In
the Court Of Special SESSIONS yesterday. to the chag'
Of allowing Katie Hughes eight years old. to appear
In the play Manhood without permit. The permit
was issued the day OF MIR. CO"lstocks arrest by
| Mr. Barclay agent Of Mr.. Gcrfy's society. In CON
| sheraton Of this fact fine OF only s. IMPOSED
upon Mr.. Comstock.
| The steamship CITY If Rio de Jancro hns arrived
at san Francisco with malls from China, Japan. etc,
Of the following dates Shanghai December Z; Hong
Kong December 10; Yoloh-ma Drccrlbcr 20; Homo
| lnlu January / due In New York Friday morn
| Ing. The next mil for China and Japan Will close
at the Postoflice at 80 y. m OH January H.
The funeral Of J. In Ashton the puglst. took
place ST. Agncs's Church, I'm Forty third ST. near
Third-ave, yesterday morning. The Rev. Faith
sheehan conducted the services About 800 people
w"rc present There were number OF floral pieces
sent by L. Sullivan Mat" Clune. James Wa ely
and Mrs Pratt. Ashton's sister.
| A large number Of delegates from tho Christian
Endcavor societies Of the Reformed Church met in
preliminary conference at No. l2j East Twcnty-scc
| onds'. yesterday afternoon. The meeting was for
the purpose Of securing cooperation IN missionary
work Of the Christian Erdcavor societies Of the Church
and Of missionary work In America and India
| The annual dinner a. tho NcwY York Alumni AssO-
citation OF 81. stephens College will lie held at PLAY
amos In East Twenty .thlrd-st.. Tuesday evening,
January L. and the notices To that effect sent
ont yesterday by the secretary Of the association the
Rev. Francis j. Clayton. rector Of Grace Church.
Rutherford y. J. The association now has about 900
members.
Henri Martenu the young French vio,inlst will APP
the Scdl Society At the Academy OF Music Brooklyn.
on Thursday evening January L.
Columbia College has changed lis mnikne system
| from the simple proficient" Oh "d.fclcn," to that
employed At Harvard, classifying tn" work rs a."
.""C" I'd" or F." the last mark being deficient.
and 3D. poor Any student whose work in any de.
partmcnt falls below &C" will be debnrrei from com
| pctng for honorS
/ The Young Mons Christian Association yesterday
afternoon elected the following board Of directors
Cleveland II. Dodge. Edwin II. wcthcrbce bradford
| r. Wiley and Moray Williamson. with the except IN
Of Mr. Williamson all the officers served on the board
| last year.
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