New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1ORk CITY.
| The third lecture in the series on THE Church
and the World" will be given in the Church of the
Divine Paternity. Fifth-ave and Forty-hfth-st, on
Sunday evening by Charles d. Kellogg secretary
| of the Charity Organization Society. on The Work
| of Organized Charity"
The Robert T. Lincoln Club Of No. Si2 East
| Eghty-nfth-st.. will give reception this evening
| for ex-Minister Robert r. Lincoln.
a beautiful calendar in colors picuring the flag
raising ceremonies on the steamship New-York on
February %. 1896. in New-York Harbor has been
issued by the American and Red Star lines and
| can be obtained upon application at the lnterna-
tional Navigation Company's Office. No. Bowling
Green. New-York.
The Political Science Club will hold It's next
regular dinner at the Savoy, Fifth-ave. ana Fifty
ninth-st.. this evening at O'Clock The subject OF
the evening will he rs Further Annexation OF
Territory by the United States Dcsirable?" John
Bassett Moore. professor OF international law Mt
Columbia College. and formerly Assistant Secre-
| tary Of State under Mr.. Bayard. will open the
discussion and address the club Congressman Will
lam +. Draper, Of the Committee Foreign AZ
fairs, will also be present and address the club on
The Present Situation In Hawaii"
public meeting Of the local union Of the Broth
erhood OF Andrew and Philip will be held In the
Central Presbyterian Church next Tuesday
ing.
The annual election OF the New-York Genealog-
cal and Biographical Society. held In the soclety's
hall. No. g West Forty-iourth-st. yesterday re-
suited as follows General James Grant Wilson,
president: DR. Samuel :. Purple and Rufus King
vice-pre s.dents; William l.. Ketcham, treasurer;
Richard Henry Greene. librarian. the Rev. DR.
Newland Maynard corresponding secretary and
Thomas G. Evans recording secretary.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard. chaplain of the 9th Regi-
ment ~ G. S " y will preach to the command
fs.r
noon at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest Fifth
ave. Forty -hfth-st at O'clock.
George W. Birdsall. chief engineer OF the Depart
ment Of Public Works. yesterday sent his resigna-
ton as a member Of the Fourth Avenue Improve
ment Commission to Mayor Gilroy The Corpora
ton Counsel decided last week that city Official
could draw two salaries from the city and as Mr..
Birlsan was In receipt Of salary from the De-
partment of Public Works, he could not collect SO
a day as a Fourth Avenue Improvement Commits
siOner
At the annual meeting OF the Coffee Exchange.
held yesterday the following officers elected:
Charles y. Bull PRESIDENT; James y. Jarvie. vice.
president; John +. Scott. treasurer; directors.
Henry Hen;z II. ". Banks. T. Z. Arnold t. II.
Peck. g. +. Weyl Samuel Sondhe.m and X. Syed-
enburg.
At the Liberal club, 80. go East Fifteenth-st
this evening, George Sawkins. of Australia, VIII
speak The Astronomical Basis Of Mysticism"
The public IS invited.
Superintendent Brockway left the Tombs Prison
at O'Clock yesterday morning with ten boys rang
ing between sixteen and twenty years Old for the
Elmira Refcrmatory The ten boys were all
shackled together with an eighteen-foOt chain, 10
which they handcuned in twos. They were
taken in stage 10 the Erie station AT Chambers
ST.. and thence TO Elmira
The schedules Of Thomas Lidgerwood doing bust
no "a lanes I.ilgerVVDOl's dealer I'm
groceries at Broadway and Thirteenih-st. and at
Columbus-ave and Eghty-hfth-st.. show liabilities.
556l25 nominal assets, $Gi76; actual assets. Si572
TIE Hebrew Christian Church. 80. Il st. Marks
Place, carried by the Rev Jacob Freshman for
the last ten years. has now passed into the hands
OF the New-York city Mission Society. and the
work in future VIII be carried on by the Jewish
missionary. Hermann Warszawiak. ana his as
sstant workers.
The Hamburg american steamer Sorrento arrived
here yesterday. Some anxiety was felt about her
as she due at this port six days ago She was
detained by adverse winds and high seas She left
Hamburg December %. and two days later passed
tie Lizard.
The independence Club. Of Harlem. Will give a
stag and smoker" tomorrow evening at the club
house. No lOl West Observation-Disclosures
enth-st.
The Rev Francis J. Clayton. Of Rutherford. y.
J., secretary OF the Ncw-York Alumni Association
Of ST. Stephens College yesterday sent ont the
invitations for the annual alumni dinner, TO take
place Monday evening, January % at so. &c West
Tween " eghth-st.
The Board OF Health yesterday reduced the num-
Der Of saughter-house licenses from fOrty-nlne 10
nine The stables the north side OF one hun
dred-and seventyNfth-st. 100 feet Of Franklin
ave. and at No. 2.503 Third-ave.. were declared
public nuisance and ordered 20 be vacated
Charles @. De Vaudeville. sixteen years old son
of James De Vaudeville of No. I West Sixty
hrd-st.. disappeared from his home on January
Il and has not been seen since. The father Of
the lad reported the matter at Police Headquarters
Yesterday, and general alarm was sent out
The lad Is supposed to be accompanied by another .
BOY Of about the same age Each Of the boys are
armed with revolvers. and carry gripsacks filled
with ammunition and clothing
II you live in the XVIII XVIII Congress Dis
rict and did register last fall do not fail to
register to-day. If you have changed your place
IF residence since last fall you must register