New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The annual reception and ball of the Joseph NJ
McGrade Association composed OF employees of the
Fire Department repair shops. will be held at
Lyric Hall Monday evening
The twelfth convention of the Luther League OF
New-York City will be held Zion Lutheran
Church. No. $50 East Eighty fourth-st this evening
Mrs Marguerite Moore Will address the Manhat-
tan Single Tax Club. No 49, East Twenty-sixth-
st. this evening. on Woman Suffrage" Admission
is free
The Women's Press Club will give an entertain
ment at No 20 East wenty-third-st Satur-
day. at $50 p. m.
The New-York CommanGery Of the Military Order
of the Loyal Legion will have a meeting and dinner
AT Delmonico's on Wednesday evening next Al the
dinner Archbishop Ireland, who was chaplain In
the Civil War and is member OF the Minnesota
Commandery will read paper on THE Duty and
Value of Patriotism
The single tax men and women OF the United
States propose taking advantage of the dinner
which the Manhattan Single Tax Club is to give at
the Columbia Banquet Hall. April 10. to present
TO the six Congressman who voted for the single
tax in Congress on January 81, 1894. a memento or
a memorial. the exact character of which has not
yet been decided on.
Bishop Potter will administer confirmation in All
Saints Church, Henry and Scanned SITS. this
evening.
Department Of Public Works. was arrested yester-
dav under an Indictment found on Monday. charg-
ing him with criminally assauting Mrs. Lucy Mack,
coored Of No $50 West Forty-ifth-st Mrs. Mack
declares that the assault took place three years ago
in her home. McCahill had been arrested on the
charge before but was discharged
Company J. list Regiment. will give an entertain
ment and ball at Central Opera House. In East
Sixty-seventh-st.. this evening
The members Of Company b. sth Battalion. will
enjoy themselves at a Smoker this evening.
Miss Zilpha d. Smith, OF the United Charities
Organization of Boston. gave interesting lecture
in the assembly room Of the Charities Building. at
Twenty fourth-st and Fourth-ave. yesterday after
noon, on "Friendy Visiting" She described the
method pursued Boston by the societies in reach
ing the families of the poor. In giving aid where II
was needed and working reformation where 1t was
possible.
The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company
gives notice that the first and second mortgage
bonds Of the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Com
| pany maturing April - will be paid at maturity
| at the office of the Central Trust Company, New
| York and that after April holders desiring TO
receive cash for ,heir bonds, with interest TO date
Of surrender. obtain payment by presenting
the bonds at the same Office. Interest will cease
on these bonds at maturity.
The auction sale Of boxes and seats for the IIar
lem Charity Ball. which will be held on April u at
/ the Harlem opera House Han, VIII take pace
| at the Hall this evening. beginning at o'clock.
An Easter market will be held for the Little
| Mothers Happy Days" in the Manhattan Athletic
! Club Building, Madison-ave. and FOrty-flfth- St.
! from 10 a m. to 10 p. m. to-day and tomorrow
The Political Science Club. No. "a Union Square.
will have its next dinner and meeting at the Hotel
Savoy on Friday evening. April 6. The subject for
! discussion at the meeting will be: should the
/ Tariff Question BE Taken out Of Politics."
The list Regiment will move into its handsome
new armory at Park-ave and Thirty-fOurth-st.. on
Saturday. 1t will be escorted by the 9Th Regiment
and other organizations will join in the parade. The
line Of march will be from One-hundred- and-scv-
enth-st. and Lexngton-ave. to Fifth-ave., to
Thirty-fourth-st., to Park-ave. The column Will
move at 3 p m and reach the new armory about
4:30 o'clock.
Clement A. Griscom. the president Of the Inter-
national Navigation Company, was passenger yes
terday on the American Line steamer New-York.
for Southampton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindahl. OF No 3ls East Fifty
sixth-st who is one Of those under arrest for NAL
practice was held in the Yorkville Police Court
yesterday in $4,000 bail. Ella Laughlin. OF No 800
| West Fifty-thiri-st.. waived examination and was
! held the same charge in $500 bail.
Edward L. Yerkes, the wealthy iron manufacturer
Of Philadelphia who entered the alcoholic ward Of
| Bellevue Hospital Monday to be treated for
alcoholism reported TO be better yesterday,
| and will be discharged from the hospital to-day.
He told the doctors that after he left the hospital
| he would never drink again.
Policeman Michael Barrett, Of the East Twenty
| second-st. station. walked into the Bureau Of
! Contagious Diseases yesterday. suffering from
! smallpox. lie removed to the Reception Hos
pital. Inspectors sent to vaccinate all the
| policemen In the station.