New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
NETWORK CITY.

oo,cer, will no given tomorrow evening at the
Engineers Club by the Boston Ideal Mandolin Gull
tar Banjo and Glee Club.
The annual reception Of the Hebrew sheterins
Guardian Society will held on February ~ al
Tho ornhan ASYLUM. Eleventh-ave and One-hun-
dred and -fiftieth-st.
The Colonial Club will have a dinner tomorrow
evening al which will be discussed the diHereh'
natonalities Of the inhabitants OF this city. JAMES
A. Punderford will preside.
Ex-Secretary Charles S. Fairchild. who Is suHer-
ing from the grip. was yesterday repor'eu " NC
somewhat improved He is not expected AT MS
office for week or more
Randolph H. Brown the newly appointed deputy
collector was yesterday sworn in at the custom
House He was put in charge OF the Elghth III
vision.
Portraits by Daniel Huntington OF Elliott +.
shenard and Josiah NJ Fiske have been added 10
the gallery Of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. flsKe
was a member from 1865 to 1852 and MI Sheparu
from 1857 to 1893
Mrs Charles Francis Stone will give luncheon
at Audubon Park Washngton's Birthday FOR the
members of the General Society OF the Daughters
of the Revolution.
CONGRESSMAN Daniel +. Sickles has transferred 10
Mary s Sickles and another all rights. title ana
interest In the estate OF George q. Sckles.
The Sheriff yesterday sold cut portion OF the iur
,ture Of the Hotel Recherche at No. III West Ihir-
tv-second-st.. formerly the House OF All Nations
10 satisfy an execution obtained some weeks ago pS
rhricb Rrothers against Nine. Charles, the proprie-
,ress The sale was stopped when enough had been
realized to cover the amount Il the execution anu
expenses said 70 be about $500 Most OF the ar
ticles. it is said were BID in Cor the proprietor
Professor Lester +. Ward of the Smithsonian
Institution Washington. will lecture on THE Stor-
age Batteries Of Nature" at the Liberal Club. NO.
22o East Fifteenth-st., this evening. The public Is
invited.
The 9th Regiment will give minstrel snow AT the
armorv tomorrow evening. a large number OF in
vitations have been sent out for the affair
The 18th Regiment 4 hletic Association has COM
pleted arrangements for elaborate complimentary
stag" at the Lyceum Opera House, in Thirty-fourth-
ST.. near Third-ave.. tonight
Charles B. Peet, president Of the United states
Mutual Accident Association. has announced the
resignation Of James r. Pitcher as secretary ana
general manager. TO take effect February 20 Will
lam B. Smith for sixteen years counsel OF the asso-
ciation has been elected secretary. MIR. Pitchers
resignation is something Of surprise. He is well
known for his culture Of flowers at Short Hils' y D.
and is n member Of several New-York clubs
The fishing boat New-London Emma, which was
caught out in the gale Of Monday, came In yesterday
all right. When the gale came she anchored un-
der the lee Of the Long Island shore and when the
blow was over with her fishing
At the meeting Of the Dock Commissioners yester-
day permission was given to the New-York and
Long Branch steamboats, to land at the Battery
wharf curing the coming season.
Dr. Lingenfelder fifty years old. Of 81. Louis pas
senger on the North German Lloyd steamer Stree.
which arrived yesterday from Bremen. fed from
disease Of the liver on the voyage. HIS f"dy was
sent on 70 ST. Louis