New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
NETWORK CITY.

The officers Of the Associate Alumnae OF the nor.
NAL College and the settlement workers nave issue'
invitations TO the 'housewarnins at the Aluin"ae
House No. AS Eas: Seventy-second-st. this after
noon The planting OF the Ivy will take place at !
o'clock.
The Tribune has received the following contrihu-
tons 10 the Fresh Air Fund Proceeds OF an en-
tertainment given by Loiiie. Janet and Douglas.
s.: Il. =. s. total s..
H. A. Imports assistant OF the Marble Collegiate
Church. VIII give an address men only at Asso-
citation Building. Twenty-ihlrd-si. and Fourth-a'e.'
Sunday az p. IN.
The seveniy-hrst anniversary o, the American
Sunday school Union Will be held in the Flath1sh
Reformed Church. Brooklyn. on sunday evening.
Addresses Will be made by Morris X. Jesup. the
Rev William J.. {. RhOadcs. the Rev. DR. Cornelius
L. Welles the Rev David ". Couch and william
l.. De GroT. missionary from the Rocky Mountain
district \ shor, annual rcpor; Will be made Iy
the Rev. Dr. j. NJ. Crowell. the secretary OF mis-
sions
The superintenlcrt OF the Bureau Of Encum.
brances yesterday revoked all permits for the
storage OF building material in the streets by order
0. Commissioner Brookhcld While permits Will be
Issued in the future 1t will not be until after the
authorities are satisfied tina. the applying parties
proper ones 10 possess permits.
j. Edward simmons presilen, OF the Fourth Ma
prcs.den; Of the Panama Railroad Company. TO
III the vacancy caused BY the death 0. General
John Newton.
Among the Custom House changes announced
yesterday were the removal OF Peter L. Kenncy. an
examiner OF wooon goods ~ The Appraisers Stores.
who was charged with neglect o. duty. and tho
appointment Of Anthony J. SCHNEIDER and Benedic,
r. Beecknan samplers in the tea division.
General Nicholas r. O'Connor Of the Department,
OF Public Works. has been appointed an aide de-
camp the STAFF Of Grand Marshal f.. T. Dohorty.
and VIII appear on Memorial Day with his comrades
on parade.
Mayor strong having granted permission to the
Rev. Horace w Byrnes. pastor o. the Allen Street
Memorial Church In Rivns,on-st. near Orch1rd.
TO hold street preaching services. he ~.ll preach
In the open air from tho steps o: the church sun
day at 80 O'Clock. choir and corps OF helpers
Will assist in the services
Examinations viii be held on June Il nj the Gus
tom House for the positions Of junior clerk. waicn-
man and attendant In the Custom House. Fity
applications Will bc received FOR junior clerk. ;w,n-
iy-Ive for Waterman and twenty-five for attendant
Applications filed in excess Of these numbers VIII
be entered for the next examination. Applications
must be upon tho prescribed form. which may be
obtained from the secretary OF the Examining
Board at the Custom House.
- and H-Police Commissioner A. D. Andrews
Is a DemOcra.
The Schoolmasters Association Of NewYork and
Its Vicinity will hold its sixty-second monthly meet
ing at % 30 a. m. tomorrow Ia Hamilton Hall co.
lumbia College. The election OF officers Will be
/ held
The third annual ST. Stephens College Hoffman
Library lecture Will be delivered Sunday morn
ing In All Angels Church. West End-ave. and
Eightyhrst-st.. by President z. y. Potter OF Iio-
/ De ''WaShugtOn a
His Books"
The annual meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
Barnard College will be held at the college. No 33
MaGisOn-ave to-day at p. m.
Henry Nichols will lecture The Fallacies OF
Henry George" before the Liberal Club ut the Ger
man Masonic Temple. No 22) East Fiftecnth-st.,
this evening