New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Fitch and Corporation Counsel scott
were both kept at their homes yesterday by Illness
The Controller has another touch OF the Gon'' anu
Mr. Scott has light attack OF grip. 'o'h 'NH''t
10 be able TO return to work to-day.
NJ de Mauny-Talyande gave lecture on "Educa-
,on in France" yesterday at Sherrys. Tho lecturer
IS one OF series delivered entirely in the French
language
g. .K.. Brooklyn-The statue OF Horace Greeley
IN from, OF The Tribune Building was unveiled on
September o. 1890
In the city civil Service rooms yesterday seventy
five men underwent examinations for waier-netcr
inspector.
The annual reception OF the Washington Heights
Progressive Association viii be held next Monday
evening at Washington Hall. One-hundred-and-sI@-
ty-sixth-st. and Amsterdam-ave.
An illustrated lecture Hampton Institute VIII
be given In the Collegiate Reformed Church, West
End-ave and Seventy -sevcnth-st. by the Rev. II.
i. Turner. chaplain, this evening
The Schoolmastcrs' Association Of New-York and
its vicinity meets Saturday at 1880 a m. In Ham
ilion Hall Columbia College. Geometry by Orgi-
nal Demonstration" Will be- discussed
The clubhouse OF the Employers and Builders
League OF the building trades OF New-fork VIII be
formally opened tomorrow evening. 1t IL AT NO. -
East one hundred and twenty -nfth-st.
The Ney-York State Society OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution Will give reception for the
New-York City Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution at the Windsor Hotel on Fri
day afternoon. from until O'Clock. Walter ;.
Logan Andrew j. G. Foye ana Edward Iiagaman
Hall comprise the committee.
Annie Oakley. VINO is appear in Buffalo BIZ
Wild West Show. arrived here yesterday on the
Atlantic Transport Line steamer Massachusetts,
from London.
The new edition Of "The American Bank Re
| porter and Attorney List" recently issued by rs
publishers at no IS Church-st. is one OF the hand
soonest and best periodicals OF its kind ever pub
lshed. 1t is book Of Sl4 pages neatly and strongly
| bound In cloth. 1t has set Of fine maps Of the
United States and Canada. accurately showing all
| banking towns. ETC. ana in its pages is "A fund Of
| carefully compiled facts OF great value for mer-
chants bankers and all persons who have business
to transact with financial institutions.
| George $. Terry began his new duties secretary
| to the Dock Board yesterday.
| The steamship Peru arrived at San Francisco on
| Monday, with mails from Japan and Hawaii Of the
following dates: Yokohama March 10; Honolulu
March 81; due to arrive in New-York Saturday
| morning Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii will
| close at $50 p m. the following dates: China
and Japan. via Vancouver Especially addressed
only. April Is; China and Japan. via Tacoma, Apri
| 10: Hawaii via San Francisco April 81
The British ship Liverpool the largest iron sail
| ing ship which came into this port. arrived
here Yesterday with n cargo OF jute from Calcutta
The Liverpool registers 1880 tons She Is not biz
| as the wooden ship Roanoke or the steel ship l.;
| France. La France has never been to this port.
The Waverly Dramatic Circle will give enter
tainment and reception on Wednesday evening
April Il. in the main hall OF the Central Oper:
House, East Sixty-seventhst.
Before the New-York Genealogical and Biographi
cal Society, No. % West Forty fourth-s. Frida!
evening. Gilbert Ray Halves will lecture ed
ward Halves. the Emigrant. and Some OF His DE
| scendants"
The Thirteen Clubs April dinner is to be hell
on Saturday at the Hotel Jefferson. No. 100 Eas
| Fifteenth-st. at 713 o'clock. In May. the 18th,
dinner at which women will be present will be give
at the Hotel st. Denis
| The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free (
| the public from 10 u. IN. 10 sunset ON Tuesdays