New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
NETWORK CITY.

po,ro,man Oliver A. Pratt. OF the Broadway
SQUAD was struck by cable-car at Fourteenth
ST and Broadway. where he was on duty. yester-
day morning and received severe injuries ~ no
back and hip He helped TO his home
A decision in the case Of tho trunks belonging 10
Nice Gladstone who arrived on the steamer Males
,c about two weeks ago. given by the 'o'-
lector yesterday. All the goods, with the eNc'i'o''
Of a few "piece goods" were released inc u"'S
on the detained merchandise Will amount 10 IL"
dollars.
The Trinity College GIee Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs OF which Robert +. Welsh Is manager anu
Fdrerton Parsons assistant manager VIII s"o
concert in Mendelssohn Hall on April -
At the annual meeting Of the Second Avenue
Railroad Company yesterday the old Board OF ~
rectors was reelected. with the exception In"'
Henry H. Whitney succeeds Charles T. N'"'7'
Tho directors discussed the proposition 10 cha"s'
the motive power but definite action was taken
At the meeting o: the congregational Nie1'a'
Union of New-York and It's vicinity yesterday N
tho pibIa House the Rev Dr. Theodore J.. Cuyler.
of BrookIyn spoke on Great Men Whom Have
Met" He gave "reminiscences OF Thomas 'arlyie'
the Rev. Or. Newman Hall and others. charles
Dickens Or. Cuyier said. made 20 him the almost
incredible statement that he had never read any
nubished criticism OF american Notes.
Tho pos,oeice sub-s,ation at IIighbridge was yes
teriay removed from Ogden-ave. TO the corner OF
Demo, Place and Central-ave. where moro com
modious quarters have been provided for the trans
action OF business
A conference Of Baptist ministers was held yes
terday at the Baptist Publication House, Flfth-aVe
and Twenty-frst-s st. The Rev Richard Hartley
presided. paper was read by the Rev. Dr. g. W.
samson on "Christianity IN the Constitution o.
the United States" He followed BY the Rev
Dr. Josiah Strong. OF the Evangelical Alliance. who
spoke on the work OF the alliance.
The battle OF shiloh was fought thirty-three years
ago next Saturday. a reunion OF the old soldiers.
blue and gray. is planned TO take place on the
battlefield at this coming Anniversary. Those go
ing from the East are asked to take the 2 p. IN.
train from Jersey CITY over the Pennsylvania Rail
road and to badge. that they may be
identified
Kane Lodge OF Free Masons meets tonight 20
confer the third degree only At the last meeting
there was an unusually large attendance inciud-
ing many OF the older members, several OF whom
had not been able to visit the lodge for many years
| At the weekly meeting OF the Pastors Associa-
ton of the Reformed church paper was read
yesterday by the Rev. y: !. ". Bogert' OF clover
! Till. " j. on The Popular Demand for Young
Ministers"
The Fall River Line steamers Puritan and Ph-
grim will leave New-York AT $50 instead OF 5 p m
beginning yesterday. Sunday trips BY this line VIII
| be resumed. beginning May
| The Rev. Dr. r. S Macarthur viii deliver his
lecture on "The Story OF the IIuguenots' in The
| Calvary Baptist Church, West Fifty seventh-s;.
| near Sixth-ave., this evening at o'clock. THIS
| lecture has been given by special request three
! times In Boston also in Washington and other lead
! ing cities. Or. Macarthur has studied This CUB
| ject with great care.
The monthly meeting OF the Chamber % Com
| rncrcc viii be held ThursI8y at -. J.. at
| the rooms OF the Chamber, IN Nassau-st., between
! Cedar and Liberty SIS.
Colonel Waring yesterday appointed Charles A
Charlesworth superintendent Of the payroll depart
ment In place OF Superintendent Grant. who was
made a record clerk.
| The beautiful property known as the Castle. Tar
rytown-on- Hudson. has been leased for IA term ~
years by +. j. Stone. through Mcssrs. Mills &
| Whitehousc. to Miss g. +. Mason, now principal OF
! Miss Eastmans school. near Philadelphia. which
was founded by Bishop Alonzo Potter. Miss Mason
| will I'm September move her school 70 the Castle
and will there establish Church school.