New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-27
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORk CITY,
The Young Ladies' 81 ciety of Pilgrim Church VIII
give a reception to the members OF the church an"
congregation this evening in the pariors OF '"e
church Madson-ave and One-hundred- and-twenty-
frst-st The entertainment will consist OF reaun'ss
by Miss Florence Kpp and Miss Ella Doughty, anu
solos by Miss Anna Holbrook and Miss carrie H.
Raymond.
Under he auspices of Columbia College free
lecture will be delivered at Cooper Union TINS even
ing by Francis Il. Croker. on "Electricity. rue
tor in Modern Life--the Telegraph and the Teie-
phone
The third annual reunion and dinner OF the class
NJ 'eI berkeley School was held last evening at
Sherrys Graduates from the school VINO are no"
studying at Yale Columbia. Harvard. Trinity ana
Princeton were present. h. r. Oiheman' the pTeSi-
dent of the class. acted as toastmaster anu
snceches were delivered by delegates from the sew
era colleges.
The annual convention. or Grand Arch Council or
the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity will take place III
this city. the sessions being held afternoons and
evenings from tomorrow until Saturday. Inclusive.
The delegates will be entertained at the savoy
Hotel. which will be the headquarters Of the con-
vention About 80 delegates will be present.
The Fall River Line steamers Will resume sun
day trips on April l.
A free lecture on Optical Illusions will be given
by George NJ Hopkins Of The Scientific Ameri-
can this evening in the charl OF the rliSt '''
byterlan Church Eleventh-st., near Fifth-ave'
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver an illustrated
and historical lecture on Spain and lis Feople
tomorrow at Chckering Hail
The greater part of the securities and collaterais
held by the St Nicholas Bank against loans viii
be sold at auction to-day by order Of the receiver
ex- Mayor Grant at the Real Estate Salesroom No.
III Broadway, by Peter F. Meyer & co.
The sale at the Barge Office of goods seized IN
default of customs duties was practically hnIshed
yesterday. There are still few unimportant pack
ages to be sold that were not on the catalogue The
sale has amounted 10 over 5000
Clarence LittleGeld a member of the Consolidated
Exchange who disappeared from his home in
Br,oklyn on March 49, has returned. and yesterday
was at the Exchange. He explained his absence by
saying that ne had some business affairs 10 attend
TO that required quick moving about, and that
II a messenger had delivered letter he had sent
to his family there would have been no myster!
about his disappearance.
The members OF Company 3. 9Th Battalion. eX-
pect to have good time at a smoker to De
given by the company on Thursday evening.
Company /. list Regiment will give an enter
tainment and ball at the Central Opera House. in
East Sixty-seventh-s on Thursday evening.
F. b. Steele student in the Union Theological
Seminary, at No 700 Park-ave.. was removed to
Riverside Hospital North Brother Island last
Friday. iii with scarlet fever. He was taken III
last Tuesday and confined to his room in the sem
mary. The presence OF contagious disease caused
some uneasness among the 100 students. but No
spread Of the disease Is feared.
The man who thought that perhaps March had
been dropped from the calendar this year must
have made up his mind yesterday that he had
reckoned without his host.
Shipments Of Cuban bananas to this port are now
fairly under way. and the small but swift Nor
weg1an steam ers will be coming and going
through the Narrows in regular procession.
The executors OF the will Of Mrs. y. NJ Mark
well born Pereles) have sent from Milwaukee &c
the Mount Sinai Training School for Nurses and
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Of this city, 800 each
as a legacy under her WILL to be entered March q
in commemoraton Of her natal day.