New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
NETWORK CITY.

Farewell were held In the Cndpei VI INV
Church Missions House, Fourth-ave and twenty
second-st Yesterday morning. in honor OF the Kew
and Mrs Jules l.. Provost. missionaries OF 'He
church. who will start Immediately for their post
Of dutv nj ST James's Mission Old Fort Adams w
miles from the mouth of the Yukon River. Alaska
Tho Fire Commissioners have issued statement
IN regard TO the stories printed in some Wednesday
papers in which the headlines led people 10 pe-
ueve that fireman stole watch while, IN Iac|
tho alleged thief member OF the FIRE IN
surance Patrol. which is entirely apart from the
| Fire Department
The Church Association for the Advancement Of
,bo interests of Labor will give supper at the
| Cathedral Mission No 100 Stanton st. on Monday
/ evening Bishop Potter, DR. John p. Peters SIS
Alice Woodbridge and others are expected TO SPEAK
The New-York Association OF Smith College
Alunnae will give dramatic entertainments Tor the
henodt Of the college library fund tonight and to-
morrow afternoon at the Berkeley Iyceum.
The funeral Of L. H. Hellwitz. the founder and
first president OF the Manhattan Chess cub VIII
he held at 20 o'clock this forenoon at No. ll2 East
E.ghtv-s!xth-st The directors OF the club have re-
ouestcd past and present members Of the orsaniza-
ton TO be present
A deed OF conveyance filed yesterday records the
sale OF the property in the south side OF fhtE-
fourth-st $40 feet west OF Ffth-ave.. i5X'"' 10
Henry S Ives h. Charles H. Graham and his VIC
Clara H Graham. for the sum Of Nl25" Although
the deed YVES executed in 1922 by Hoad'% Lau'fr-
bach & Johnson. acting as attorneys for Ives II
had never been filed.
Collector Kilbreth has received tho official com
muncation from the Treasury department Whl'h
permits vessels arriving at Quarantine AFTER hlS''-
fall to come up to their docks Yesterday ne dl-
rected Surveyor Mcclure 10 issue instructions 10
tAe INSPECTORS in regard to the landing OF passen-
gers and unloading of vessels which arrive IN inc
night
Navor Strong has reapponted Marcus Moses. OF
No 3eS Grand-st.. City Marshal He mas beeh as
signed TO his old court. the Fifth District CIV
Court He is a Democrat and friend o. Judge
Goldfogle Salem H. Wales recommended the ap-
pointment.
The Aldermen are to meet in special session to-
morrow at 1890 a. TO make certain changes IN
the resolution adopted recently giving the name
OF West Broadway TO the entire thoroughtare yum
ming from Dey-st to Washington Square. formerly
College Place. South Fifth-ave. and West Broad
way Greenw!ch-st. property owners have dis'oF-
cred that the ordinance changes the name ana
numbering OF that street from Dcy 20 Nesoy st.
which was not contemplated by the authors OF the
resolution.
The annual games o. Columbia College VII be
held tomorrow afternoon at Columbia oval Will
iamsbridse.
\ lecture in commemora;!on o. the Goth ami
versary Of the death OF Torquato Tasso was given
in Hamilton Hall yesterday by Carlo Leonardo
Speranza instructor in Romance languages in Co
lumba College Mr. Speranza skctchcl tho l!fe OF
Tasso. and pointed out his high position among the
poets Of the world He dwclt especially on his
greatest work Jerusalem Delivered" The lecture
was delivered in Italian. The room was well allied.
many members Of the Italian colony In this city
being present
After June the Park Boards b'-weekly meetings
b.l1 q ID
a.
The Nev-York members of the Delta Epsilon Fra
tornty held their annual dinner last night at the
Arena Nearly all the chapters Of the fraternity
were represented Or. \ ". Ferris vas toast
{ master The committee were Eugene j. BagAn
Louis Oppcnhem. Mark y. Mitchell T. Hello"
Bunum. T. W. Jackson. Edmond " Wake'e and
J. G. Judge.
ST. Paurs Cadets. one Of New-Yorks small
armies had Jolly entertainment last night at No
IS Vescy-st. Captain Morrison, % Lafayette Post
G. A. r. inspected the small companies Of boys,
who drilled with the precision Of men who had
been under fire FOR years Besides the dr.il there
were songs and music.
! The twenty-nrst annual dinner Of the Fortnightly
/ Shakespeare Club Will be held a. Clark's. In West
Twenty third-s, on Monday. This club was started
twenty-one years ago by Mrs. Anna Randall-D!chl.
now its president. There will be about one hundred
plates at the dinner The club proposes TO call a
National convention Of Shakespeare societies. to be
held in this city I'm June.
At the Liberal Club No 900 East Fifteenth-st..
this evening. W. A Wilson will lecture Hon to
/ Build the Nicaragua Canal Without Government
/ Aid"
The Good Will Club Of young girls will give an
entertainment tomorrow evening in the East Side
House. Seventy-sixth-st and the East River. Tho
operetta "Ronny Bell" will be presented. The club
consists OF girls between and seventeen years
old. who seek recreation and general Improvement.
The seventeenth annual exhibition Of the Society
OF American Artists will close tomorrow evening
In the Fine Arts Building, West Ffty-seventh-st.
There is therefore little opportunity left the
collection.
School Boy.-You should send your application
for admission to the schoolship st. Marys to Com
. missioner Charles y. Hubbell. No Wall-st.. New
ork City.
The Rev. DR. Moses D. Hoge OF Richmond. Va
will preach at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church West Twenty third-st.. the Rev. DR.. r. F.
Sample pastor. on sunday morning.
/ Or. F. c. lgehart will give his lecture "Rrawn
ard Bread" in Association Han. Twenty third-st.
and Fourth-ave.. this evening at o'clock. The
public is invited.
THE Goldey" Will hold It's monthly entertainment
this evening at Its rooms. No. "a Union Square
East. There Will be debate the question. Re
solved. That We Favor the Abolition Of the In
( come Tax" and various literary and musical feat
ures. The annual entertainment OF The Cooley"
will be held on May % at Association Hall.