New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
NETWORK CITY.


The bark St. Mary Captain Nash. from Grand
Connetable Island. with phosphate rock "hiie
at anchor In the Lower Bay yesterday par'eu
her cable and lost the anchor and twenty iathoms
OF chain.
The Rev. Dr.. John Hall, the Rev. DR.. DaVio d.
Burrel, Constant A. Andrews and the Rev. W. H.
Walker ST., officers OF the Board of the American
Mission TO the Jews have signed statement de-
claring that certain charges agaipst Hermann
Warszawiak. superintendent of the mission. have
been fully investigated and found to be untrue.
II is proposed to unite all the wood-workers IN
the United States and Canada in an international
organization. There are 1900 OF these mechanics
and they are now divided into two bodies. one OF
which gives allegiance to the American Federa-
zion OF Labor and the other to the knights OF
Labor 4 ass-meetng In furtherance OF the
rroiect of union Will be held in Maennerchor Hail.
in East FIfty-siXth-st. on Friday night
The Peoples Line steamers for Albany have dis
continued their nightly trips for the season
The evening trips TO Albany via the Citizens
Line have been discontinued for the season
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church. Fourth
ave and Twenty -frst-st.. VIII hold its twenty
second special musical service this evening at
O'Clock The subject of the oratorio is The Last
Judgment" The solosts are Winthrop Salter'
treble: Henri Stringer ato Gordon Mackenzie,
tenor. and Bowman Ralston. bass The orgahs'
and chormaster Will be Clement r. Gale
annual
Nurses Club Of the City OF New-York Will be held
,o-morrov evening at its clubhouse, No 10i West
Forty-first-st
The annual Fruit Show OF the American lnsti-
tute will be held to-day from 10 10 p m in con-
nection with the regular meeting of the Farmers
Club from TO p. m, at It's rooms NO. III 10 lilo
West Thirty-e.ghth-st. The principal addresses
and discussions will be devoted 10 FRUITS ioi 'he
Home and Market"
he
Yesterday Chief Conn said that the census-books
and the other stationery required were not ready
Gold 10 the amount OF 100000 deposited IN
the Sub-Treasury yesterday, in exchange for green
backs.
The exhibition of Paul de Longpres water-coor
paintings OF flowers and Dentons fine specimens
OF native and exotic butterflies at the American
Art Galleries Madison Square South, continues 10
attract attention from artists and collectors. as
well as those who are in search Of dainty orna-
rnents for the house. The exhibition is open from
a. m. 10 2. daily.
A festival Of holidays will be held Thursday and
Friday afternoons and evenings. the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Mad.son-ave. and
Fyfty-thrd-st by the Young Ladies Aid Society
of the church 4 New-England supper VIII be
| served from to 10 p m. each day. and a number
OF fancy ana useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts will be on sale.
The annual charity concert OF the Hungarian
Association
Metropolitan Opera House this evening The pro-
cramme includes piano solos by August Spanuth,
soprano solos by Miss Eleanora Better. and violin
solos by Achile R:varde The concert will be given
under the leadership of Anton sfeid, and there
will be orchestral music by the full Metropolitan
Orchestra.
The Social Culture Club Will hold a meeting to-
night al s o'clock in the parors OF Mrs. Grannis,
No SO East Twentysecond-st; subject "A Night
with Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Tax Board yesterday renewed the charges
against Deputy Tax Commissioner John IA. Con-
way who was reinstated last week manda-
mus issued by Judge Beekman. The Judge decided
that the records did show that he had been
lawfully removed and that. being a war veteran.
he must be restored One OF the charges against
Conway Is that ne mutated the records
The Albany and Troy line steamboats, make
their last trip on the Hudson to-day. marking the
close OF the steamboat season on the Hudson
The Business Women's Republican Association
held meeting last night in the rooms OF the
I.enox Republican Club No. 12O West One-hundred-
and-twenty-nin;h-st First Vice-President Miss NJ
Goetz read a paper. the subject or which was ne
Elght-Hour Law.
Mrs Frank H. Plat. daughtor-in-law OF THOMAS
c. Patt who has been III at her home, NO. Az
West Seventv-fourth-st for several weeks. is con-
vslescing
Cecilia Harris. fifteen years old, OF No ~ Ihomp-
eon-st. who two weeks ago accidentally shot her
sister Paul ne ten years old. who died in ST. Vim
cents Hospital last week, was arragned before
MAGISTRATE Simms in Jefferson Market Court yes
terday MAGISTRATE Simms said he would remand
her 10 the Coroner for further examination. He
then set the case for final disposition on Deem
Der H.