New-York tribune., 1895-01-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

Bishop Gabriels. OF Ogdensburg. Will be the ceie-
brant at Pcntifcal mass in st. Agness Church. NO
al East Forty third-st. January 2. 81. Agnes s
Feast. Father Kirby OF the Church OF the Trans
fgurat tion. Brooklyn. will preach at vespers
The Tribune has received s. from "a D. c." for
the Nebraska sufferers.
The Rutgers College Glce Club will give con-
cert this evening. under the auspices OF the West
End Presbyterian Church. in the chapel one hun
dred-and-nfth-st. and Amsterdam-ave.
The New-York Electrical Society will have a
meeting this evening Columbia College, Forty
nnth-st. and Madison-ave
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb. No 81 East Four
teenth-st.. the well-known tourist managers, have
arranged for delightful trips to Florida in Feb
ruary Visits are to be paid to all OF the favorite
resorts of the State The rail Journeys are TO be
made In special Pullman vestibuled trains. and
will have personal escort throughout descriptive
circular will be mailed to any address
James NJ Boyd. who Daniel Drews broker
in Wall-st. in the days OF "Danrs' prosperity.
was yesterday appointed a clerk In the Bureau OF
Accounts by Commissioners Lehmaier and Terry,
at 200 Prominent members OF the Stock Ex-
change were among Mr. Boyd's principal hackers
for the place
There is at present exhibition at the Fifth
Avenue Auction Rooms interesting collection OF
marquetry furniture. bronzes. marble statuary and
oil paintings belonging to G. Wernicke Among the
pre bedstead and Empire cradle which at one
time belonged General Lepeetier: two Empire
pianos. shaped Tyre and the other az A
harp: several handsome old clocks. and some blue
plates with interesting historical associations
The published announcement that the American
Yacht Club was to remove from Milton Point was
without foundation The club has beautiful
house. surrounded by charming grounds. at Milton
Point. and the members have never thought OF
making the home OF the club anywhere else.
Among the passengers sailing on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Fulda. for Bremen. to-day are
the Countess De Linden. the Rev. John Wernich
the Rev f. Hahn. Mrs Charlotte X. Won Hun. c. A.
Coleman and G. b. Kirkbrde
The printed circulars issued by the Police and
Health departments. at Mayor Strong's request.
calling the attention of occupants OF buildings to
the violation OF the law in sweeping dirt or throw
ing ashes and garbage in the streets. will be dis
trbuted around the city to-day. The circulars are
printed in several languages.
Dr. Emil Houb, the famous South African ex
plorer will relate his Seven Years Adventures"
at the American Museum OF Natural History. Sew
enty-seventh-st and Eghth-ave. on Thursday, Jan
uary 81, at $50 p m. The Museum will be open
to the public. free. and the lecture will be given
In the large lecture hall under the auspices OF the
American Geographical Society and the American
Museum OF Natural History
BY order Of the Mercantile National Bank eight
horses several carriages OF various sorts with all
necessary harness. saddles. etc. formerly the prop
erty OF Edwin o. Quigley. will be put up at auction
at the American Horse Exchange at p. m. sharp
tomorrow. Catalogues can be obtained from w.
D. Grand American Horse Exchange, broadway
and F1fteth-st.
The annual Princeton Alumni dinner will take
place on Thursday evening at o'clock at the
Hotel Brunswick. Among those who will respond
TO the toasts will be job f.. Hedges. secretary TO
the Mayor: Dr. Payton J. Bayard Henry. Charles
Howland Russell Henry T. Rowland and William
G.. Lathrop. jr.
The will OF George Shea former Chief Justice OF
the Marine Court. executed on March 49, 1894. has
been filed for probate The estator has left all his
property to his wife. Angelica b. Shea for life. and
upon her death II is to go to their children. Mary
Ritter Shea. Alice. the wife OF Charles Glidden. and
George Shea" The son. George however. died the
day OF the funeral OF his father last week.