New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

c. c. Baldwin. who recently appointed 10 sue
coed Theodore b. Willis Naval Officer OF the
Port executed his bond OF $1,000 yesterday at noon
His sureties are James T. Woodward. president OF
the Hanover National Bank. and E. T. Smith, OF
the drygoods firm OF Woodward Baldwin Co.
Mr. Baldwin will take charge of the office on Mon
day.
The corporation Of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this city, has purchased from William
w Brewer and Frederic =. Forster for sl2l .co the
property on the northeast corner OF Eshty-sXth-
st. and West End-ave. The property has frontage
OF 100 feet in Eightysixth-st. and l& feet In the
avenue. The instruments recording the transaction
were filed yesterday.
The first excursion OF the Sumner Women's Re
lief Corps No g. OF which Mrs Mary J. Burnham
is president will be he'd on Monday at Coney
Island
The Charity Organization Society asks for $40 TO
provide a youth of nineteen years with an artificial
leg. He has the promise OF employment az soon as
he gets accustomed 10 walking on H. The case Is
thoroughly respectable, and the family Is indus
trous. though unable 10 supply the limb. Money
sent by check or otherwise TO the Charity Organiza
ton Society, United Charities Building Fourth-ave.
and Twenty -second-st.. New-York city. Will be
promptly acknowledged.
The engagements OF gold at the Sub-Treasury yes
terday for export 20 Europe amounted 10 $4,000.
At Boston $4,000 taken FOR shipment; making
q
100000 and for the week OF $4,000 The foreign
exchange market remains strong. and further
ports OF the precious metal are looked for next
week.
The steamship Mariposa arrived al San Francisco
on Thursday. with mails from Australia, New
Zealand and Hawaii OF the following dates: Mel
bourne. May l2 Sydney. May II; Auckland May
49, and Honolulu. May 81. due in New~York next
Tuesday June 70. The next mail for Australia etc.
will close he General POstOfnce a 90 o. m o.
day
The Rev Charles L. Thompson Will speak
The Saloon and Municipal Reform" at the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Madison-ave. and Fiji
ty-third-st. tomorrow evening.
The sui, OF the ST. Nicholas Bank agains, the
celvers o, the Madison Square Bank Its alleged
claim. which to have come uD before Justice
Ingraham, OF the Supreme Court. yesterday. was
postponed until Monday 1t is probable that the
will be given % referee
The class OF "a OF the Horace Mann High Schoo!
celebrated It's day" at No University Place yes
terdsy with dramatic performance. music ana
hop These the officers Of the c.ass: President.
Belle Lndner; secretary. Fannie Sax: committee.
Lena Alschul. NJ Agnes Clark, Leonle Klelnert.
Emily l.. Seldenberg. Edward Pursell and Sherman
White.
Mr.. Gallagher. the contractor who built the
lis, Regiment Armory. al Thrty-fourth-st AMI
Park-ave. has sent a large picture Of the building
- each member Of the Armory Board. Mayor Gil
roy. President Barker. OF the Tax Department;
General Fitzgerald and Colonel Seward. and also %
ex-Mayor Hugh J. Grant. who laid the cornerstone
Of the building In 1892. The armory is com
pleted. Il cost the city $4,000
Or. WniamsR De Kraft. Of No. 20 West Thr-
t.eth-st.. who was arrested on April 10 charge
OF swindling John A. Anger OF No 2Oi East one
hundred nd-sx,eenth-st.. out OF 5000 was dis
charged by Justice Ryan In jefferson Market Court
yesterday
The Rev. II. S Jenanyan. superintendent OF s..
Pauls Institute. OF Tarsus, Asia Minor. the Chris
tan missionary school established seven years ago
through the agency Of Or. Howard Crosby, Elliott
T. Shepard, Rufus Hatch and others. Il to address
the Young Peoples Prayer Meeting Association to-
morrow evening at the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb VIII speak on ~
Young Mans Religion" In the Young Mems Insii-
tute, No. 90 Bowery at p. m. tomorrow.
The Building Trades Of New-York VIII assemble IN
mass meeting at Cooper Institute Monday June
b. at p. m. 70 denOunce owners and architects
OF buildings who award contracts 10 alien firms
and purchase prison materla..
The s,h Battalion Will go to Van CorflanIt Park
for outdoor dr.ll and sham battle this afternoon
The Washington Heights Progressive Association
will have an excursion TO Iona Island June 49,
Good Government Cub F viii open rs c.ubrooms
at No. 524 Hudson-st. Monday evening.
Jordan l.. Mott returned a few days ago from his
trip to Hot Springs, Va. where he spent the
month OF May In search of pleasure and health.
lie goes Virginia every year in May usually re-
naming about one or two months. The press OF
business in his large iron and other interests de-
manded his early return this year. He is looking
unusually well and is In robust health