New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

The coverninr Committee Of the Stock Exchange
has granted a leave of absence until May J. 1870 10
James Mitchell. chairman Of the Exchange VINO
WAS recently attacked with hemorrhage OF the
,brost The committee also extends to Mr. Mitchell
.q,s warm regards and best wishes for his speedy
restoration TO health" He is popular IN the Ex-
change.
The Chamber Of Commerce will hold its hrst
meeting after the summer recess next THURSDAY at
1o:sO p. m. Action matters OF municipal REFORM
i; Is expected, will be taken. Many vacancies IN
the membership roll are to he filed the mortality
for the summer recess having been greater than
for any previous year.
The Sons Of the Revolution in the State OF New
York have just moved into new quarters at NO l4e
Broadway. Since May they have been at the
Hotel Waldorf. The room is large and
pleasant one overlooking Broadway. Walter Gil
man Pages copy Of Gilbert Stuart's Washington is
the principal decoration of the room.
At the New-York Cotton Exchange yesterday
Woodward & Stillnan exhibited cylindrical bale
OF cotton. made by the Cylindrical Cotton Ginning
Association The bale weighed 52S pounds In
compact form, that seems to assure speedy and
convenient handling
The Norwich Line has reduced the fare between
this city and Boston to 81: 70 Worcester, g, and
reduction to all points East The popular steamers
City OF Lowell and City OF Worcester will remain
in commission. usual. An important feature Of
this line is its inside and direct for Worces
tip is very enjoyable one with saving OF time
and every convenience for travellers Steamers
leave Pier No. 40. North River at 530 p m. week
DAYS only.
The frst-class fare from New-York 10 Boston by
way OF the Fall River Line has just been reduced
from 81 to &c. a corresponding reduction has been
made TO all points East.
The James J. Mooney Association made up OF
members Of the Independent County Organization
In the Nth Assembly District. OF which Tony Hube
is vice e-president and John Brockway color bearer
had outing al Elm Park. Staten Island. yester-
day. The independent County of the Vth
Assembly District will hold a meeting at Lafayette
Hall. No. % South Fffth-ave.. tonight.
1t was said yesterday at the home OF Bishop Pot
ter. in Washington Square. and at the See House.
that the Bishop had left the city last Saturday
afternoon for Minneapolis to attend there the Cen
eral Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
and would not be back for several weeks. The
Bishops secretary. the Rev. George F. Nelson. and
his chaplain. the Rev. A. II. Baldwin, to
Minneapolis several days before the Bishops de-
parture.
A literary and musical entertainment will mark
the opening exercises OF the evening educational
classes OF the Young Mems Institute No. 222 Bow
cry this evening Last seaso, 463 young men were
enrolled in these classes. nominal fee is charged
for each study.
An Atlanta Exposition Club has been formed.
The main object OF the club. whose headquarters
IS at No. 70 Broadway. is to promote the comfort
of its members by afording them absolute i'm
munity from every kind OF inconvenience, discom- =
fort and extorton during the excursion the Ex-
position.
S.r Gerald Barnes. Judge OF the High Court OF
Chancery in England. interested spectator
Of American court proceedings yesterday In the
Court Of Common Pleas. where he was the guest
OF Judge Roger 4. Pryor