New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
NETWORK CITY.

large list Of works. principally relating TO law
and lawyers. crimes and criminals. and Napoleon
and the French Revolution. Will be sold by Bangs
d Co. No. 739 Broadway this week. beginning this
afternoon at O'Clock.
An elaborate service in celebration OF the sew
enth anniversary Of the conservation of the Roman
Catholic Church of the Epiphany OF our Lord was
held in the church yesterday morning The Rev
Daniel c Cunnon. the assistant rector OF the
church. celebrated high mass. while the Rev David
O'Keefe. the assistant rector Of 81. Joseph )
Church in Sixth-aVe., was deacon. and the Rev
Thomas Keenan,. the assistant rector OF All Saints
Church at Observation-Disclosures and
Madson-ave was sub-deacon. Father Keenan,
preached the sermon.
The twenty-sixth annual reception OF the Amer
lean Protestant Benevolent Coachmen's Association
will be held at Lenox Lyceum Fifty-ninth-st. and
MadsOn-ave.. tomorrow night, when the reception
will be from II to 30 o'clock Andrew J. Musgrave
chairman. and ample committees Will attend TO the
comfort of the guests
Professor Prince is giving a weekly course OF
lectures on Fridays. at 3:l5 p. on THE Criti-
cism OF the Prophetical Books OF the Old Tesla
ment' and on "The Composition OF the Hebrew
Canon" at the University OF the city OF New
York
There should be plenty Of ice in New-York next
summer. even If the local crop proves failure.
Shipments from Eastern ports are arriving here.
five vessels one Of them four-masted schooner.
having discharged cargoes at Hudson River piers
| last week.
Northern markets are being plentifully supplied
with Southern oranges. and steamship people ex-
| pect that nearly 100000 boxes will be landed at
this port within the next thirty days.
The 18th Regiment Athletic Association has con-
siderable Of balance it's credit in The treasury.
and the members have decided TO spend a good
lump Of il on an elaborate stag" to be held on
February lG The affair will be held outside Of the
arinory. and those who making the arrange
mens declare that II will rival any entertainment
OF that nature which has ever been held here.
The members of Company &. 221 Regiment.
making extensive arrangements for the minstrel
entertainment and bail to be held at the central
Opera House SiXty-seventh-st. and Third-ave.. on
Thursday evening. The company has some clever
performers among its members. and the tickets for
the affair are in great demand.
An election for first lieutenant of Company y,
9Th Regiment. will be held at the armory this
evening Ex-Lieutenant LOOMS. OF the 18th Sep
arate Company Of Glens Falls. Is the only candidate
mentioned for the place, and he viii probably be
elected.
Inspector-General Thomas II. McCrath will re-
view the battalion of the list Regiment at the
armory on next Friday evening Major Francis
will be in command Of the battalion Captain Will
lam c. Clark will be officer Of the day in command
OF the guard. and Lieutenant Seth Wilkes Will he
officer OF the guard
The employees In the main Office OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company have formed branch
of the G-l5-S9 Club and collected 1888 for the poor
and the unemployed.
Many wel-known women connected with 81.
Patrck's Cathedral Parish have organized sew
ing class. TO provide clothing for the poor Of the
parish. The class meets on Wednesdays In the
Boys Orphan Asylum. in Fifth-ave.
One Of the stamp clerks in the Postonlce reflects
he of "A ma q his y-cif
when he says that everybody is tired Of the CO.
lumbar stamps. II haven't seen any red ones for
six weeks" he remarks plaintively. "and | don't
know when l shall any again"
Venus gave her brightest display to the earth
two weeks and a half ago. She is rapidly APP
preaching the and her crescent Is rapidly
growing thinner. Under favorable conditions this
brilliant planet be in daylight by one who
knows just where TO look for her
A snowstorm IS never seen TO greater advantage
than In the full glare Of an electric light. Those
who have not the snowfiakes glitter under
such an illumination should improve their next OPP
porunity.
1t Is bad enough TO the gauntlet OF beggars in
the streets and public places, but people ought to
be protected this nuisance in the corridors OF
the Postofice
The uniformed company OF the Exempt Firemen's
Association has elected these officers: Foreman,
Robert Is. Mooney assistant foreman Lawrence
Dalton; secretaries, John j. Morgan and NJ. J.
Fogarty; treasurer. James i. Colgrove: delegate
TO the State Firemens Convention. James Hen
messy.
The last but one OF the series OF lectures on The
Church and the World" which have attracted
considerable attention. was delivered last night at
DR. Charles IL. Eatons church. the Church Of the
Divine Paternity. Fifih-ave and Forty-nfth-st. by
Miss Alice l.. Woodbridge, secretary OF the Work
ing Women's Society. THE Needs OF Working
Women, and Our Duties 10 Them
Vincent MenIer thirty years old, OF No. 427 Sew
enth-ave., was arraigned in the jefferson Market
Court yesterday, charged with the larceny of a jar
Of pate de foie gras and a bottle OF wine from
the Hotel Waldorf lie was employed In the wine