New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
NETWORK CITY

| Fulton-st.
NETWORK CITY
The installation services Of the Rev W. 7. Dor
ward the new pastor Of the Baptist Church OF the
Redeemer One-hunlred- and thirty-frst-st near
Seventh-ave will take place this evening at
o'clock. The Rev. Or Billing. Dr. Day. Or. Camp.
bell and DR. Macarthur will take part
A meeting for men under the auspices OF the city
Vgilant League will be given next Saturday at the
Young Mems Institute No. 222 Bowery. Addresses
will he delivered by the Rev. Or. Charles II. Park
hurst Alexander f. Irvine and Frank s Grof.
series of six organ recl,als on Wednesday after
noon will be given in st. Georges Church during
Lent.
The New-York Electrical Society will have
meeting this evening at Columbia COLLEGE.
The seventh annual convention Of the Central
District OF the American Interseminary Missionary
Alliance will be held in Adams Chapel Union Theo-
logical Seminary to-day tomorrow and Saturday.
The sixteenth annual reunion and dinner OF the
Society Of the lst Ncw-York Mounted Rifles will
be- held al Rogers restaurant 40. Park Place. on
February %
The Columbian Fair OF the National Christian
League VIII be- held In the assembly rooms OF the
Madison Square Garden from February ~ 10 p.
The Board Of Managers ami the Ladies' Auxiliary
Society Of 81. Marks Hospital Will have opening
exercises and a reception at their new building. No.
At the conference Of those interested in good
municipal government. 10 De hell this evening In
the County Building 80. 2l2 Yves, Fifty-Fourth-st..
Samuel Gompers VIII speak.
The survivors OF the 18th Regiment Ncw-Yorls
State Volunteers will celebrate the thrteih ami
versary Of the battle Of Olustee in Florida. next
Tuesday evening. at Military Hail. 80. l9G Bowery
The Tribune has received from Miss w. s" 81
for the blind paralytic in whose behalf an appeal
was made by city pastor.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the charges
against Patroman Michael Brady - the East one
hundrel-and- fourth-st station. who was accused ~
receiving 81 from William Flnl. in return for the
policeman's Influence IN getting Fink on the
police force
Unless storm should interfere with her move
mcnts. 1t IS thought that the gunbodt Castin" may
reach New York saturday The trip from Ports
mouth will occupy only about ihrty-sx hours and
by starting tomorrow M" vessel could reach New
York by Saturday night
II was learned az the Navy Yard yesterday that
the despatch boat Dolphin VIII probably sail on
Sunday for Washington. which is her headquarters.
She 10 sail to-day. bat 30" work 81 retublng
her boilers could not be finished IN time. The las,
OF the tubes expected to-day. ana when they
have been put IN place th- boilers WEI Doc Tried.
after which The vessel Will De- ready for sailing
The Last 81 the ammunition was removed from
the gunboat Machas 40 the Navy Nirl Yesterday.
ana is 10 be- taken to Fort Walswor'h today. The
other stores being taken out u TIE vessel but
she probably viii not Doc ready 20 20 out ~ com
mission until the latter part 81 next week.
The schooner yacht Cornet was lying N Temp
klnsyiie. :. l. yesterday wh~r" she WAS lowed
from South brooklyn. She is going on a cruise to
the West Indies.
Among the passengers sailing on The White Star
steamer Britannia for Liverpool y~st.rlly. were H.
j. IIammcrscy Or j. g. Ccmesha. &. \. Card,
ingley. Or L. y. Seymour. Beverly r. Macauiy
Mrs. J. Bowers leo. Mrs Alexander II. Stevens.
and Mrs Sherwood. Th~ Rcd Star steamer Khyn-
land. for Antwerp. took ont among her passengers
William Duymaer van Twist Percy V Cooper.
Conrad Wagner r.. ". Alflaul. James i. Holland
ana i. Van Dupp~n.
At the last regular meeting OF the Holland Mutual
Benefit Society. thu following officers were elected:
w T.. de Noos. president Dr. M~ldekoop. vice
president. Gerard H. Mol. secretary: j. IIenne-
kamp. treasurer j. g. Le Crcx. sergeant alarms:
T. 9. Van den Henvcl. assistant scrgcant-at-arms,
L. : AnersOos and +. \. llcnilnx. trustees.
There is revival Of interest in the Fulton-st
prayer meetings, AMI many business men find time
To attend IT,. The present distress is much Ike that
OF 1874. when tho meeting. which has been held
daily eyer since then. from = 10 o'clock, was cs-
tablishe9.
Mayor Gllroy was not at the City Hall yester-
day. His absence the result Of slight indls-
position.
The Board OF Health. at its meeting yesterday
adopted the report made several weeks ago By
DR.. Hermann Biggs bacteriooglst. on tho cause ~
consumption. which is now classed as a cpntaelous
disease. The recommendations OF Dr Bggs as to
the means to be employed 10 control the disease
were approved. and the sanitary suporintcn lent
was directed 10 enforce such recommendations.
The Board Of Health has issued an order to the
New York Steam Company TO abate the nuisance
caused by clnders flying from the chimney OF the
company's uptown plant in East FTfty-eighth-st
Complaint was made by the City Improvement As. |
ISOLATION
The Life Insurance Association Of New York |
will hold its annual meeting and dinner at Del
monico's on February a. The meeting Will be al 3
O'Clock and the dinner at GO
\ meeting to ADVOCATE the restriction Of immi |
grafton will be held in Dry Dock Hall. No POI East
Fourth-st. tomorrow evening at o'clock All |
friends of the movement are invited to be present |
Wcknown men will address the meeting.
The metropolitan Museum 81 Art will be open |
free 10 the public to-day and Saturday from 10 |
a. IN. 10 D. m. and tomorrow evening from 3 10 |
10 o'clock. The admission tomorrow Is twenty-five |
cents.
Admission TO the Museum OF Natural History is |
free to-day and tomorrow from . a. m to 5 p. M /
and on Saturday. from A. IN to 10 p. m,
G. O. Shields talked cntcrtalningy 70 a large audi !
ence at Hartman Hall. Fifth-avc. and Nineteenth
st. last evening. "Irrieation in Southern Cali
forna." and illustrated his talk with many sterc- |
opticon views He sad that people in the had
the idea that irrigation miserable substitute |
for rain but the farmer in Southern California |
knew that rain was only miserable substitute for |
irrigation.
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