New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
"a H. A."-There is not an interval OF one month
between the end OF Recorder Smyths term and
the beginning Of Mr.. COTS. In December. how
ever Recorder Smyth does not sit on the bench OF
the General Sessions He devotes this time to the
finance boards OF which he is a member.
The Tribune. by mistake. a few days ago credited
to Pach a photograph OF the Princeton football
team which was taken by 4. H. Rose Son. OF
Princeton.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
days from TO o'clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free On Sundays II is open from TO o'clock
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Museum OF Art is open free to the public on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m. TO p m; Sundays from p. m. TO
D. m; Monday and Friday evenings from to 10
o'clock. Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
% a m. to p. m. is Is cents.
The Columbia College Glee. Banjo and Mandolin
clubs will give a concert in the First Union Presby-
terrain Church, Eighty sixth-st and Lexington ave.
tomorrow evening.
The annual meeting Of the NewYork Kinder
garten Association will be held at p. m. to-mor-
row in the United Charities Building. No. los East
Twenty -second-st. Addresses will be made by the
Rev DIR. W. s. Rainsford and Mrs. Kate Douglas
Wiggin.
Woman Suffrage League tomorrow evening at No.
Lexngton-ave.
A group OF photographs OF the Vigilant the
Britannia the Satanta and other yachts taken as
| they raced off Cowes last summer. attracted much
attention at the Maritime Exchange yesterday.
| The collection was loaned the Exchange by
| Gilbert H. Wilson. who aboard the Vigilant
during the races sailmaker.
| The Board Of Aldermen held their weekly meet
| iDp ferdaV he wa hef He he k-dr
and the OF carriage stands at the hotels
and public resorts Will be carried into the board.
which will hear the complaints OF the jehus Next
| Monday set apart for hearing. II was de-
| cided to erect portable house for the accommo-
| dation of skaters at Central Park, costing $500.
| Joseph II. Manley. chairman OF the Executive
| Committee OF the Republican National Committee.
left the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, and took train over the Pennsylvania
| Railroad for Washington. Mr.. Manley will return
| to New-York in a few days.
Colonel H. J. Storey. of Surveyor McGuire's
| staff officers has been transferred from his work
inspector TO clerical duties In the Custom House.
| He is in the debenture room.
The Clyde Line steamer Saginaw which arrived
| here yesterday from San Domingo City. brought
news of the death OF Stanislas Gautier. the United
| States Consul at Cape Hayt for the last twenty
| three years. Mr.. Gautier died from general de-
| bility. He seventy years old. The Sag
inaw, on her outward trip. grounded on a coral
reef at the to the harbor OF Turks Island
| She stove hole In her bottom and flooded the
forehod. damaging a portion Of the cargo. Tenn
| porary repairs were made by diver.
| Dr. william T. jenkins, the Health Officer OF the
| Port arrived here yesterday on the Hamburg
| American steamer First Bismarck from Genoa.
| He was accompanied by Mrs. Jenkins and their
children.
| Amateur theatrcals for the benefit OF the Free
| Of the Riverside Comedy Club. will be held at the
Berkeley Lyceum. West Forty -fourth-st. on Thurs
! day evening. at s:l5 o'clock. THE Deacon and Tea
| at O'clock will be presented. The entertain
ment will be under the management OF the follow
| ing patronesscs: Mrs Isidor S;raus. Mrs. Judson
| lawson Mrs. Charles y. Lee, Mrs. r. NJ. Peters.
Mrs. Arthur II. Warner, Mrs. J. Jarrett Blodgett
| and others Tickets at 81 each. can be obtain ed
| by application to Mrs. Arthur II. Warner. Cathe-
dral House. One hundred and feminist and Amster-
dam-ave or Miss c. T. Citing. No. H7 West One
hundred aDd-hfth-st.
The second athletic entertainment OF the New
Jersey Athletic Club will be held at the clubhouse
| on Saturday evening December Is. The entertain
ment will he OF musical and athletic character.
Music Lover"-We fear the word is not elegant
or even strictly used. but 1t fills want
| in the language. Etymoogy seems to justify It,
An inquest into the death OF DR.. Francis S. Whit
| temore, of Boston. and George II. Basley. OF No.
3Os West One hundred and twenty -ninth-st which
occurred at the Cortlandtst. station Of the Sixth
| ave. elevated road November "a. was held by
| Coroner Fitzpatrick yesterday afternoon. The jury
| declared the deaths accidental
| 1t was announced yesterday that Mayor-elect
| William l.. Strong was about to resign the presi-
| dency OF the Central National Bank before be-
| ginning his duties Mayor. Colonel Strong has
been successful in the management OF the bank
| and has gained wide acquaintance among men
| who control financial institutions In this city.
| Postmaster Dayton has been Informed by tele-
| graph from San Francisco that the City OF Rio
| Janeiro arrived at that port Monday. with malls
| from China Japan and Hawaii Of the following
| dates: Hong KONG. November g. Shanghai Novem-
| Der 10; Yokohama. November a. They are due to
| arrive in New-York Saturday morning.
| The Rapid Transit Commissioners met yesterday
| in their rooms in the Home Hfs Insurance Build
/ Ing In Broadway. President Orr. chairman OF the
committee appointed to confer with the officials OF
the New-York and Harlem Railroad regarding the