New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
NETWORK CITY.

j. Thomas Stearns who recently relinquished his
Mace. as leader of the Republican organization of
the Twenty fourth Ward. has become a hotel
keeper His hosiery is at Lake Pleasant. in the
Adirondacks. and he calls it the SacondaGa Lake
Hotel.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Second Uni
yersalist Church OF New York will give dramatic
entertainment this evening at the Eerslie. No. 81
West One-hundred d-twenty-siXth.st. producing
"Our Regiment
PHI" Nye and William Hawley Smith will give
an entertainment this evening at Association Hall.
Twenty-third-st. and Fourth-ave.
The Museum Of Art will be open free TO the pub
lie to-day tomorrow and Saturday. from 10 m.
TO ) D. m Sunday afternoon from to o'clock.
and Friday evening from S to 10 o'clock. The ad
mission on Friday from 10 a. m. to p. m. is %
cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History is
free to-day tomorrow and Friday from a. III. to
p. M: on Saturday from a. IN. TO 10 p. m. and
on Sunday from to p. m
The veterans Of the 9Th New-York Heavy Ar
tillery will hold a reception tomorrow evening.
number of tickets have been sold and good time
Is expected.
Company T. of the eth Regiment will give n dance
at the armory on Friday evening. The affair will
be informal and only members OF the company
and their friends will be present.
The second battalion of the list Regiment was
reviewed at the armory last evening by eN-'oiolei
= A. McAlpin Lieutenant Colonel Wallace A
Downs was in command. and the battalion made
fine showing A number OF military visitors were
present.
good deal OF interest is taken among military
men in this city In the National Guard Convention
which meets in Albany to-day. Several important
matters will likely come before the body.
George c. Edgar's Sons have sold to Mr.. Druyfus
a twenty one foot four-story brownsone house. No
HIST for
petes the sale of all the eleven houses which the
firm had for sale.
The annual ball OF the Deaf-Mutes Union League
will be given at the Central Opera House Assembly
Rooms Sixty-seventh-st and Third-ave'. this
evening.
Course No g. en- commercial law, In the law
lecture department for women Of the University OF
the City of New-York Will begin to-day.
The annual meeting Of the American Society Of
Civil Engineers. No III East Tweny-third-st. viii
be held to-day and tomorrow. a reception Will be
given at the home of the society tomorrow evening
4 free lecture will be delivered by DR.. Lewis G.
James in the lecture hail Of the School Of Social
Economics No "a Union Square. this evening. on
Beginnings Of American Politics"
A meeting in favor of the restriction OF mmigra-
ton will be held in Clarendon Han on Friday
evening The intention Is TO form a permanent or
ganzation for the purpose Of arousing public seni-
ment on this question All friends Of the move
ment earnestly invited to be present
The trial is in progress in General Sessions OF
Berthold Pepper accused Of contracting an Illegal
marriage with Mrs. Leila IIallock whose husband
was living at Moriches, l.. l. The prisoner took
the woman to Chicago and deserted her. She then
committed suicide.
The second annual dinner Of the Old Dominion |
Steamship Company to the chiefs Of the company's
departments in this city was eaten on board the
old Dominion steamer Roanoke on Monday even
ing Speeches were made by Captain H. \. Bourne.
president: W. l.. Guilauden, acting vice president
and traffic manager; {. j. Fischer, ana several
agents OF the company.
The steamer Mozart which sailed yesterday for
Brazil had passengers Admiral +. NJ. de Louisa
Aguiar and his wife and three children 1t is said
that he goes Brazil to aid Mello. The Admiral |
refused yesterday to state his mission, but said
that Mello would win. He came here from Paris.
The pilotboat Thomas s. Negus, No l. Of the
New-Jersey service. lies at Poillon's shipyard
Brooklyn. undergoing repairs. At p. m. on Friday |
while about $50 miles southeast Of Sandy Hook. !
the Negus was swept by a heavy sea. which car !
RED away her mainboom. split her foresail and !
washed away a yawl. No one was injured.
The steamship City OF Picking and the steamship
Australia have arrived at San Francisco with |
malls from China, Japan and Hawaii Of the fol- |
lowing dates: Hong Kong December a. Shanghai. |
December Il; Yokohama. December u; Honolulu. |
January G. due in New-York tomorrow morning. |
The next mail for China and Japan will close at |
the General Postofce at $50 r. m. on January -; |
the next mail for Hawaii on February 3.
Live chameeons attached to fine gold chains at
tract much attention in a downtown show win |
dow They worn as ornaments by women who |
have a fancy for Odd and peculiar decorations.
The annual meeting and dinner of the New-York |
Unitarian Club viii take place this evening ~ the
St Denis Hotel George W. Stone. Of Wilmington. !
Del, will speak on "Our Missionary Opportunity /
from a Layman's Point Of \icw,' and there Will ,
also be addresses by the Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones.
of Chicago, and Knza Einge Hirai. a japanese |
Buddhist
Among the passengers on the North German ,
Lloyd steamer Spree which sailed yesterday for !
the Mediterranean. were Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan l.. |
Mott, the Rev. Or. John f. Nichols. the Rev. and |
Mrs. T. c. Mllsted. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Romaine.
the Rev. and Mrs. Henry a. Starks. Miss +.
Starks and t. u. Forbes.