New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
NETWORK CITY.

H. H. Swazey who has been the chief clerk in
| the National Union Bank. yesterday appointed
| assistant to the National Bank Examiner, in place
/ OF John l. Cole. who appointed assistant cash
| Ter Of the National Shoe and Leather Bank few
days ago. Mr. Swazey formerly clerk in the
! Fifth Avenue Bank.
! The Produce Exchange Bank was yesterday adj
! mittea to membership in the Clearing House Asso-
! citation An examination OF the bank was made a
| few days ago by the Committee on Admissions %
the Clearing House, and the result was satisfactory
| in every particular
| The Rev Or. Charles II. Eaton will begin series
Of Lenten lectures in the Church OF the Divine Pa
ternty this afternoon at o'clock. on saints and
| Saintshp."
| The International Ocean Telegraph Company has
made its press rate between New-York and HAVANA
| 10 cents a word. beginning yesterday Heretofore
the has been 20 cents word.
Women will be moro than usually interested in
the noon prayer-meeting to-day at No. ll3 Fulton
St. since Mrs +. NJ Whittemore. OF THE Door
of Hope" is to be present and speak. Arthur W
Milbury secretary of the Industrial Christian Al
lance. of No 10 Bleecker-s,., will preside. so that
all concerned in rescue mission efforts Will have
an opportunity meet these workers.
These are the last days AMI evenings OF the
| interesting exhibition Of the American Water color
Society at the Academy OF Design. That visitors
may attend at their own convenience on saturday
morning to II O'Clock in the evening.
The SECOND meeting Of the Yale Alumni Assoca-
ton OF NewYOrk for the current year will be hell
at Sherry's this evening The association Will be
called to order for the transaction Of business
$50 p m. The Committee OF Five nominate
officers will be elected
At the regular meeting OF the Dock Board yester-
day it decided 10 recommend the removal OF
the dumps at twenty ninth st. ana
he NJ 10 ri e. here n he
place The pier will be 300 feet long. and will
be for the use OF Hudson River steamers.
The Mornngsde Baptist Church 30. 2'6 West
one hundred and-siXteenth-st is celebrating It's
first anniversary. Services held Wcdnes-
day and last night. and will be continued this even
ing tomorrow at p m. and on sunday at II
a. m. and 7:i5 p. m. on sunday evening William
NJ. 1saacs, Lewis 9. King and the Rev. J. j. Brouner
will make addresses.
Bishop Potter will preside tomorrow night at
the meeting in 81. Mchaers Church Ninety-ninth-
St and Amsterdam ave, under the auspices ot -.
Michaels Chapter. c. \. l. L.. when the problems
under which the East Side is suffering will be
presented to the people Of the West side. Several
striking cloakmakers will speak.
At the Liberal Club No 900 East Fifteenth-st..
this evening DR.. Hobrook will lecture The Re
lation Of Association 10 Human Progress"
The Young Ladies' Aid Society Of the Madison
Avenue Peoples Church. at Fifty-third-st. will have
a sale in aid OF it's Mission Fresh Ak Fund in the
church parlors this afternoon and evening. supper
will be served.
The dedicatory exercises Of the Helping Hand
Association Building No. 81 AIS West Fifty
fourth-st., will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The programme is an interesting one.
The first annual reception Of the Columbia club
is to be held next Wednesday evening at Manner
Choir Hall, Fifty-sixth-st. east OF Third-ave.
Simon sterne will address Good Government Club
b, OF the XXIIId Assembly District. No 20 West
One hundred and -fourth-st.. tomorrow night.
How Shall We Fully Reap the Fruits OF the Elcc-
tion Of November 6?'
The Military and Naval order OF the United
States will have reception in Of the Oldest
houses in NewYork, no. 122 Wiiam-st, on next
Wednesday afternoon.