New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
NEW.YORK CITY.

The regular meeting OF the Ncw-YOrk Society OF
| Pedagogy held yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
in the College OF the City OF Newly York. Henry q.
Schneider read paper on designs.
| The Coffee Exchange held It's annual election yes
| terday and the following officers chosen with
out opposition President, Henry Henn; vceprcsi-
dent Charles VI. Buc treasurer John /. Scott; mem
bcrs OF the board Of managers, to serve two years,
Thomas NJ. Barr. J. ii. Labarec, l.. S'lig,bers,
II. SchaciIcr, Paul Schwartz and Frank Williams.
The two ST. Bernard dogs seized board the
steamship Coya Wednesday b. Special Inspector
IIusscy were yesterday returned to the owner Will
lam Young on board the vessel. He may take them
away enter them at the Custom House. and after
paying the duty sell them. The decision was made
hv the Collector Surveyor and Naval officer sitting
as n beard for that purpose.
The second annual dinner OF the Bellevue Hospital
Nurses Alumni Association given yet rdav after
noon in ClarkS restaurant, in West Twenty th!ri H.
william Wade. president Of the Fifth Avenue Trans
poration Company. who has been In III health Tor
several months resigned his place. and. nj the m"c;
ing Of the directors yesterday Gilbert X. Harronn was
elected to the vacancy. He will take active control
OF the line at once.
The American Speaking Telephone Company held
its annual meeting at No. l95 Broadway ycNltday
and reelected the following dir cjors Nrvn Gre n,
John Van Horne. Thomas r. Eckcrt. Parkc Goodwin,
Charles \. Tinker Russell sage. james ID. Sanord.
George J. Gould. James Mcrrihcw. Edwin Gould ana
j. b. Van Every. The company used t. own patents
which it sold out to the Bell Company on royalty.
and IT now does active business.
At meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Blocker
stree, and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company. held at
the company's Office. No. G2l West Twenty third ST.
Yesterday afternoon Tire following dir ctor, wcr'
elected for the coming year: John II. SclincS John
d. Crimmins. Thomas I. Ryan. Alexander +. kur-
shccdt Charles T.. Warren. Thomas II. Mclean, Daniel
b. IIasbrouck Henry Thompson. Joseph Jacobs. r. j.
Andcrton. r., Otis ". Randall, y. :. Roscnbaum and
Thomas DOlan.
The Shakespeare Club Of NcwYork City, Of which
Frederic q. Smcdlcy /, president, will hold r"cep-
ton at No 100 West Eighty second It. this evening
Four men will be taken from The TomhS To Sing
sing today. They are Michael r. sincy. under sen
tcncc for killing Bob Lyons Thomas Pollat"r.
who killed Policeman Kane; Frank w. Roll. the
murderer Of Frank q. Paulsen and John Osborne, IN
der sentence for killing his wife.
Two hundred laborcrs employed by the Dock De
par,mcnt were yesterday discharged the reason as
signed being thai the large quantities OF Ice In til"
river and the slips prevented work from being carried
on This constitutes about one-iOuth Of The whole
working OF the department.
The first informal entertainment Of The Young Mems
Hebrew Association held at College Hall. No.
129 East Fifty-cighihst.. last night Four hundred
persons enjoyed interesting lecture by ccphas
Eraiucrd IT, on The Duty Of Citizcn.' wAch was
followed by musical and literary exercises by tAc
Hawthorne Literary society.
The twcntv-nfth annual dinner Of the Mcdico-Lccal
Society was held ut Morcllo's last night One hun
drcd and twenty-five persons were present. EX-
Judge A. II. Daley Of Brooklyn, presided Speeches
were made BY cX.Iudgc H. NJ SOmcrvilc and Colonel
Taliafelro Of Alabama; Clark Bell and Albert Bach
Peter y. Laird, one Of the Ellis Island boarding
officers resigned his place yesterday to go into
business.
The Dramatic Club OF the College OF st. Francis
Xavier presented the play Of King Henry W. last
night at Chickcring Hall. The play was to be pro
duccd some time ago. bat the burning Of the college
theatre caused its postponcment until last evening
The members Of the 9Th Regiment, y. g.. ;. y. Y.
gave reception to their friends last evening In the
armory at Pari-avc and Ninety fourth ST. Mayor
B0odv OF Brooklyn. reviewed the regiment and pre-
scented the cngrosscd resolutions adopted by the
Broollyn Board OF Aldermen. Aitcrward there was
dancing.
A successful concert given last night In the
Mount Morris Baptist Church for the benefit Of the
Young Womcn's Christian Association Of Harlem
Those taking part In the programme were Antonio
,;alo,si Miss Eta RocLl. Miss Jean Tarnezcn Sl"".
Harry Pepper, Miss Forrc Van der llende. Miss
Marie Genay Carl V. Lachmurd, Miss Eloise shryocH
and Mrs james MIard Phlputt