New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09
NETWORK CITY.

Miss Romola Tynte Of England. and Miss Lucy
Osborne will give an entertainment tomorrow even
| ing IN Hardman Hall. Fifth-ave. and Nine'eeh'h-sr
The Wide Awake Republican Club will give It's
annual ball at Beethoven Maennerchor Hail. nos
2lo and pa Fifth-st.. on Saturday evening rep
ruary II.
4 meeting Of citizens Of the With Assembly Dis
tr,ct Will be held In the rooms OF the WorKihg
Woncn,s Society No q Clinton Place. tomorrow
ovon,rg 70 discuss the question OF striking from
the Constitution the word male as quali'ca-
ton for voters
The second anniversary entertainment OF the
Lowell Literary Society Will be held III ouu r''-
lows. Hail. No 60 st. Marks Place on SUNDAY AZ
. n m The exercises will consist o. deciaind-
.,ons ossavs orations and n debate. Resolved.
49,. v-a Favor the Governmental Control OF Rail-
roads"
r,ha poard OF City Record yesterday awarded me
following bids: Estate Of Martin b. Brown-prih'hs
800 SOB 81 Mthographing 1904 90; John r. Hahh'
ing $50 l5Jordan Stationery Company hth'srdP"s'
s2i; total. Sl2-i ls
~, ueevlv meeting Of the Dock Board was held
yesterday The Hoboken Ferry Company feceNeu
orrnieeion TO build a seawall and improve the prop
, ~ ~ont Of its present ferry-house at BarcIay-s'.
The + % small piers between SiXueth ana Sky
fourth s. East River asked for by the brewers AS
soc,aton were ordered TO be built Mt once. rory
dockbuiders will be put work on Monday on the
will be built at One-hundredth-s' ana l"e nun
son River.
The steamer Pennland is the first OF the Red Star
Tine 70 leave the new pier Of the company at Fulton
ct and the North River. The Pennand sailed yester-
day for Antwerp The Red Star Line pier was ior-
nerIv at Jersey CITY, but the company now shares 'e
Fulon-s pier with 'i'e Aiici'O"'' ~ NV
represents both lines.
1,,o ,h,-o edition Of "White's Reference Book Of
1,ro.d Securities" compiled from official sources.
has been published by White & Kemble at No. u
! Uiuan-s- It is a compact volume. containing
woarranged collection OF statistics valuable TO bank
ers brokers' investors and n persons nterestedh Sc
curities or desiring readily available information on
the subject The table Of earnings FOR each road COW
cred in the book gives the gross earnings the opera'
Ing expenses and the percentage TO gross receipts inc
ret earnings charges and the surplus The volume Is
we printed and the Information is presented eiiec-
| lively.
Mails from Hong Kong, January ~ Shanghai, jan
rarv % and Yokohama. January %. are due at the
! General Postofce on the morning Of Monday. Feb
ruarv r. The next mail for China and Japan VIII
close at the General Postofice AT $50 p m on Feb
ruary II.
The German bark Iron Duke. 22l days out from
| Hong Kong, arrived here yesterday. The snip
| Creedmore which also came In yesterday from the
same port, made the run in Us days. The cook and
two seamen on the Iron Duke III with the scurvy
The fair which was opened last Tuesday Arlington
Hall No 10 to % s. Marks Place and which IS held
for the benefit Of the Louis Kossuth Monument Fund.
is proving successful The exhibited paintings OF the
Ladies' Ar: Society much admired by the visitors
! also the model Of the proposed monument ana the
Kcssuth relics. The fair VIII close tom 'rro" hlSHt
! with dinner and ball.
| A meeting to consider the needs Of the unemployed
will be held at No. 26 Delancey-st. this evening