New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
NETWORK CITY.


Christian Endoavor Local Union will be held in the
Epiphany Baptist Church. Madison-ave. and sixty
fourth-st, this evening. banner Will be awarded
to the society having the largest proportionate
attendance at this meeting
The managers of the New-York Exchange for
Womans Work No. II East ThIrtieth-st.. announce
that the rooms will be closed at Saturdays
during June. July. August and September.
David McConaughy secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Madras. Iniia. will address
a meeting the Harlem Branch Young Mems
Christian Association. No. West onc-hundred-
and-twenty-fifth-st.. this evening at o'clock. Mr..
McConaughy will speak OF the Association work In
India. over which he has supervision.
An exhibition Of slides made chiefly by the Photo
graphic Society Of Philadelphia VIII be shown to-
morrow evening before the Society Of Amateur
Photographers No. Ill West Thirty-eighth-st.
O. G. Angle. secretary Of the North Side Board
of Trade writes to The Tribune to say that Cen
eral Egbert l.. Veie will not be master OF cere-
monies at the opening Of the Harlem River snip
Canal but chairman Of the Joint Committee. ami
that Fordham Morris Will be the orator Of the day
farewell reception for the American delegates
to the session Of the Worlds Womon's Christian
Temperance Union in London Will be held on June
at Prohibition Park Staten Island.
The Cooley will hold its ninth annual entertain
rnent this evening at Association Hall. Twenty
thrd-st. and Fourth-ave. The programme VIII cor
sist Of various musical and literary features. among
them being debate on the question. "Resolvcd.
That the press has exertcI greater influence than
the pulpit in advancing civilization" James c. Car
ter will be a Judge of the debate and Will also
deliver address.
The fifth season Of meetings in tho COW
cred Auditorium Of Prohibition Park. Staten Island.
opens with Decoration Day services on May 30 at
p m. when Judge William j. Gaynor Will pre-
side. and General George W. wingate Will deliver
the q. a. r. address.
Beginning Saturday. June !. and continuing each
Saturday during the months Of June. July. August
and September, Il. Altman & Co. Will close at L
clock,
william c. Carl will give his final free organ
cal of the season in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at p. The programme includes
organ sonata by Carl C. Muller. dedicated to
Mr.. Carl The assisting singers Mrs. Ida Gray
Scott soprano; Mrs. Laura Crawford. organist. and
Albert G. Thies. tenor
A recital on the Acollan pipe organ VIII be given
tomorrow evening in the Mcndelssohn Glee Club
Building, No. l9 West Foriicth-st This Will be
the first public exhibition OF this instrument which
embodies a departure IN organ construction
Graduation exercises Will be held tonight at the
training school for connected with the Post
Graduate Medical School and Hospital. 30. 1903 East
Twentlcth-st.
Master Victor de In Montague Earle will have
birthday party tomorrow evening at Earle Cl.T
the home of General Ferdinand l.. Earle on Wash
ington Heights. at West Onchunircd-and- slxiicth-
st. Master Earle Will De fifteen years OH.
a subscription concert Of the Calvary Choral
Club will be given this evening In the chapel Of
Calvary Baptist Church. Wcs, FNy-acventh-s,
A meeting Of the New-York Universalst club
will be held on Monday evening at the Hotel ST.
Denis. W VI. +. Round. secretary Of the Prison
Association. will be the guest Of the evening and
will speak can the Criminal BE Savcl?''
The Tribune has received s. from ct ". g." for
the family. the father Of which Il paralyzcd. In
whose behalf the Charity Organization Society
made an appeal
report yesterday In Wall Street that the Cana
dian Pacific Telegraph Company had been sold Was
denied by Mr. Van Horne OF the Canadian Paclhc
Railroad Company.
The Commissioner OF Public Works yesterday
abolished the place OF assistant engineer In the
Repairs and Supplies Bureau. which has been held
for many years by Alexander X. chenowcth. Of
Riverdalc. y. Y The salary was $500 year. with
the addti )nal allowance Of $40 month for a
horse and driver which makes saving to the city
| Of $3.50 year.
a delegation Of xXIs, Assembly District Repub-
| lcans waited Mayor Strong yesterday afternoon
| and asked him to appoint Thomas L. Wentworth a
| city magistrate The Mayor sad that he would
| consider the application. lie has now about 30
| applications on Ale.
The jury for the trial OF Dr. J. G. Newton White
| head charged with malpractice. was completed be-
fore Judge Allison In Part ii of the Court OF Gen
| cral Sessions yesterday and the taking OF testl-
| mony was begun
| John r. Lyons. n druggist OF Montreal, Canada
arragned before United States Commissioner
| Shields yesterday on charge Of having Struggled
| large quantities OF phenacetnc into this country
| from Canada. Bail fixed at $500
Among the indictments handed up to Recorder
| Goff yesterday by the Grand Jury was one against
Mrs. Trenholm who recently arrested. charged
with the abduction of little Agnes Kearney. who
mysteriousy disappeared from her home.
| Miss Cassie Smith. the evangelist, will give the
| Bible reading for the Woman's Union prayer-mcet-
| Ing to-day at 1890 a. In the Second Collegiate
| Church. Lenox-ave and One-hundrcd-and-twenty-
| third-st
| Andrew II. Green and Frederick Sturges were
elected directors Of the Atlantic Trust Company at
meeting held at the company's Office Tuesday.
Two alarms were sent out $3.50 last night for
fire in the basement OF the lve-story double
tenement Nos. 3S and 40 Over-st Immediately be-
, meath John J. Wrghts saloon. At the time both
saloon and tenement were crowded The tenants all
hurried out and there was considerable excitement
! for awhile. The damage was about $500 The flames
started through the careessness Of "A tenant
who left a candle burning among the fuel bins
| A great deal OF confusion and Indignation was
caused the downtown side OF the Chatham
| Square elevated station last night by the careless
ness OF a gatCman who persisted in wrongly call
| ing the destination OF trains His shouts made a
number Of people wishing to go to South Ferry
attempt to take q train for City Hall