New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Dr. Samuel +. Upham. professor OF prac-
teal theology in Drew Seminary, VIII preach to-inof-
row morning and evening in the Chufch Of the
Saviour in ne-hundred-and -n!nth-st, near Maui-
son-aye.
The annual luncheon OF 81. Mary's aumnae VIII
be given at the Hotel Savoy to-morro" at NAH
past o clock.
The Rev David G. Wylie Of the Scotch Presoy-
terrain Church. Ninety -nfth-st. and Central PARK
West will preach in his church tomorrow evening
an "Our Obligation to the Jews" Hebrews are in
viteG to be present.
Crescent Lodge No io2. well known to Masons'
will give n reception. dance and supper at the Hotel
Brunswick on next Wednesday evening
Commissioner Shields yesterday dismissed the
charge against William II. Riley OF William II.
Riley & CO. importers. who in october was arrested
on a charge OF defrauding the Government or cnS-
toms revenues.
Peter Eder alias Glennon who robbed several
guests in the Gi!sey House and other hotels. was
sentenced TO State Prison for three years yesterday
by Recorder Smyth in General Sessions.
Company f. It'll Regiment. Captain George u.
Rhoads held an Informal dance AT the arInory last
evening. only members Of the company and their
friends present.
The veterans OF the 18th Regiment. composing the
"Old Guard" OF that organization will hold a stag
at the armory, Columbus-ave. and Sixty-seconi-st.
this evening. The annual meeting or inc AS-oclt-
ton will also be held at the same time and place.
Professor +. d. Cope OF the University OF Penn
sylvania will lecture structural Variations, AS
Related to Life and the Conditions OF Survival"
before the Science Sermons Society In the lecture
room OF DR. Coyer's church. Park-ayr. and Thirty
fourth-st.. tomorrow evening.
An excellen, wall map OF British North America
and the northern half OF the United States has Just
been issued by the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
d.
including the lines Of the Minneapolis. s.. Paul and
sault Ste. Marie and Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic railways.
Dr Stanton colt. OF the University Settlement So
ciety. viii deliver lecture on Monday evening AT
No 225 West N.ncty-nlnth-st.
In the Association Hall. Twenty hirl-s;. and
Fourth-ave. William Mcneil. brother u John
McNie. the Scottish Sturgeon. viii give an address
to young tomorrow a. D. III. to which all
invited.
To-day is the last day OF registration for the
special elections in the XIv,h ami XVII Congress
districts II you did not register last fail YOU
have changed your place oil residence since then yol
must register again. To-day IS your last chance.
George G. Williams Frederick T. Tappen ].
Edward Simmons. Edward H. Perkins. jr. ind
Dunont Clarke have secured the Incorporation -
the New-York Clcarins-Ilouse building Company.
The certificate was flied Ia 10" County Clerk or
fee yestei lay. Its capital * X5poo divided into 500
shares The corporators the directors, and each
holds five shares. The rcm1.nl1s shares are held
by Mr.. Williams. chairman o; tie Clearing
House
The Morrisanla Chess club has been orra'zed
with these officers: DR. Roger August!n Mead.
president: Hofmann Waffenste!n secretary. ana
DR. G. Alexander Haoersoek. treasurer. Meetings
| are held Mondays and Fridays AZ =. m. and
Sundays at 3 p. at Ebing's Casino. one hurired-
/ and-ffty- sixth-st. and 81. Ann s-ove.
The Committee OH Canals OF the Produc, Ex-
change has circulated a petition. which Will be sent
TO the Legislature. asking FOR Improvements IN the
Erie Canal The petition calls att,Iton 10 the
fact that the canal should be deepcnel foot
/ in order 10 make uniform depth OF eight feet
above the present mitre-slls OF the locks
report from Chicago to the effect that III. small
expectation OF grain from this port du" 90 the
fact that so much Of the grain bad was yester-
day denied by the grain Inspector at the Produce
Exchange. lie said that the grain here vas
amlned twice a week and that Il in excellent
condition.
The Holland Trust Company's building at No. 90
Nassau-st.. has not been sold reported Several
offers have been made for H. but have been
satisfactory TO the company. The building cost
$1,000 four years ago. and $4,000 was rccrsty
fused for H. The officers Of the company ssli yea
terday that It would probably be sold Z the proper
amount were offered for It,
William T. Dcmarest. ns president OF The crom-
welian Board Of Aldermen. has begun proceedings
against the city for salaries OF the mcTbers Of
that body for 1871 and 1855. Mr.. Dcmares claims
5000. and his eleven colleagues demand $500 each
for the two years. The papers In the case were
served on Corporation Counsel Clark.
s H. Hadcy superintendent Of the McAuley
Water Street Mission. Will speak t. young men mt
the East Eighty-sixth-s branch OF the Yong Mems
/ Christian Association tomorrow 1 -.