New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
NETWORK CITY.

Ernenwein the halter. who has been so many
years in the Tract Building. No 14s Nassau-st.,
has removed just around the corner and has COM
fortably fitted up his new business home at No. 40
Park Row
The Tribune has received $40 from Chemist" for
the Fresh-Ar Fund.
The new cruiser Cincinnati is in the drydocks
in the Navy Yard. where her bottom is TO be
cleaned and painted. She may be put into COM
mission at almost any time after she comes out
OF the dock.
Charles F. Bates was yesterday acquitted in the
Court Of Special Session of the charge of fast driv-
ing In Central Park.
The annual Joint debate between the Barnard
Literary Association and the Philolexian Society
of Columbia College will ta.e place this evening
in room No. II of the Law School. The speakers
in the affirmative representing the PhiloleXian So
ciety are a. c. Phillips and p. f. Brodt; on the
negative. representing Barnard, are W. d. Street
and Shepherd Knapp. The judges are Professors
Burdick and Moore, OF the Law School, and Bur
CESS of the School of Political Science
A meeting Of the New-York Microscopcal Society
will be held in Mott Memorial Hail. No Ga Madi-
son-ave tomorrow night. At this meeting there
will be exhibition and explanation Of objects by
members and report by the committee on
standards trays and apparatus.
The Harlem branch Of the Young Women's Chris
tan Association will give entertainment at its
rooms No. &c West One-hundred- and-twenty
fourth-st on Monday evening. The entertainment
will be an illustrated Nursery Rhyme Party.
The hftieth anniversary Of the founding OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Will fall on
June 3 The various branches throughout the world
are planning celebrate the day with fitting ser
vices A great Jubilee meeting will be held in the
Harlem branch at which many weknown men
Of this and other cities will speak. and TO which
the Harlem public will be invited.
Michael Donney. who attempted 10 shoot Pat
rick ]. McArdle in the Court OF Common Pleas
last week was held in s.. 900 bail by Justice Martin
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday, TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
The annual free springtde festival concert OF the
First Presbyterian Church. at Fifth-ave. and
Twefth-st.. will be given by William c. Carl. to-
morrow evening The programme Will be devoted
to the works of George Frederick Handel. and MI
Carl will be assisted by Miss Kate Percy Douglas
soprano: Mrs. Antonio II. Sawyer. contrato;
George l.. f. Butler. tenor; John c. Dempsey
barytone. and Lewis Schmidt. jr., violinst.
The steamship Miranda. from Belize. Greytown
and Kingston reports hazardous voyage on her
trip from this port. There was a ten-ton locomo-
tive on deck besides a lot Of other heavy material
for the Guatemalan Railroad. a fierce northeaster
struck the vessel just north Of the Gulf Stream and
the waves swept the decks. Lashings had TO be
made in every direction to prevent the engine and
the deckload from breaking loose.
At a meeting Of the stockholders OF the Bank Of
New-Amsterdam. ThrtY-ninth-st. and Broadway
yesterday the following directors were elected
Thomas G. Acton. Daniel u. Babcock, John S
Barnes Frederick Cromwell. Frank Curtiss.
Thomas Denny. Robert Goelet. Q. 6. Haven, X. v
Lewis George w Lass John l.. Kirker. Elihu Root
John A. Stewart G. H. Scrbner. Louis Storm, +. d.
Tappen. John r. Terry Frank Tilford and r. W.
Galloway.
The sale Of the furniture Of the old Albemarle
Hotel Twenty-fifth-st. and Broadway. began at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. and will continue daily
until the building is stripped Of It's contents.
In answer to numerous inquiries II was an
nounced yesterday that the cut In steerage rates
which was recently made by the Continental
steamship lines applies to passengers from
America to Europe only. and not to immigrant
fares. which remain high as they have'been