New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
NETWORK CITY.

Nre patients
from The insane pavilion at Bellevue Hospital yes
,orI,v norn.nr making a total OF forty-hve since
r,-id.v last This continuous shipping OF patients
% tho island Is greatly relieving the overcoming
n the pavilion and II nov contains iewer thah
| twenty nsan. people ani about ten VINO are De-
ing detained until examination as to their sanity
| can be made.
! The Board OF Street Opening was in session IN
| tho Mayors Office yesterday 10 select sites for
.no s-,,u Fast side and Yves. side parks but ow-
| ing ., the illness OF the Commissioner or PUBLIC
| Vo-as IN. meeting was adjourned until THURS
| day next
| Tn. Manhattan Liberal Club. No. 20 East FIJI
| ,een,h-s, will have special meeting on Monday
| evening. to commemorate. the 30oth anniversary OK
| The birth OF Descartes
Pach Bros. have Just finished a new portrait OF
| ex-Presdcnt Harrison.
| Frank Lincoln the humoris,. gave his entertain
| men, last night a, the Newsboys Lodging House.
| No Duane-st.
! At the men's mass-rneet'ng In Association man,
Twen,y-thlri-st and Fourth-ave.. at 3a5 p m to-
| r,orrow m. Rey Dr. Wilton Merle Smith. pastor
q, the Central Presbyterian Church. will make an
aadress A musical programme will be performed
| by Fred Gillette and others
| At me meeting OF tn" Public Education Associa-
ION held yesterday afternoon in tho United Char-
| ties Building Dr. Felix Adler lectured on the sub
| ,ect OF manual training in schools. lie declared
,ha, II was an educational benefit and served to
| show boys what they were best suited
| Tho sixth annual meeting Of the National Chris
TIA, League for the Promotion OF Social Purity VIII
be held on Monday evening at o'clock IN the
| broadway tabernacle Church. The Rev. DR.
| Henry A. stimson and the Rev. Leighton Williams
will address the meeting on Social Purity an Es-
| scntlal Element in Real Progress The Kew. > H.
VIRGIN will speak The Responsibilities OF Fath-
| 10 I'm Newman
| uan,ty and womanhood." Mrs. f. Il. Grannis Is
the president 0. the League.
| Tho s,ronge sight OF a vessel aground near tho
| Battery was witnessed yesterday afternoon. The
vessel was the big four-masted schooner katharine
| d. Perry from Booth Bay Ne. With cargo OF
| ice About o'clock she came down the East River
| in tow OF a tugboat. The tide was slack at tho
,,ro and tho Perry grounded while off the Thirty
| n,nth-st ferry slip. She In no danger what
| ever and did not ohstruct the SLIP SO her skipper
| had only to walt about an hour and half. until
| the Incoming tide noated her. and she continued
| on her way.
| New-York Commandery OF the Military order OF
| Foreign Wars has elected the following TO repre-
| ,en, II In the National Commandery: Vice-Com-
| manaer-Cenera Admiral Bancroft Gherardi. L. 5.
| y delegates General Francis Il. Pinto L. S. A.;
| Colonel Robert Olyphant. Fellows Davis. jacob 1.
| Van Wick Robert Webb Morgan: alternates. Cap
| tain lanes NJ Andrews. DR.. Clarkson c. Schuyler.
| Charles II. Murray. George W. Oney and William
| Decatur Parsons
| The second smoker OF tho IXth Assembly Dis
tr,ct Republican Club will take place In tho club
| rooms No 2S3 Eghth-ave. this evening. An eiaoo-
! rate programme has been prepared Tor the enter
| ,,,puent of the members and every effort will be
| made to make the affair success
| Professor Samuel Dlckey. OF Albion. Mich. will
| deliver an address before the American Temperance
| Union at Chickerng Hall tomorrow afternoon at
| 4 o'clock. Music Will be furnished by Miss Anna
| Park cornetlst. and the Wardwell Male Quartet
| TN. Young Mems Hebrew Association will hold
| ,ts nineteenth annual strawberry festival on Sat
| urday evening May .. at the Lenox Lyceum. The
following women. under whose auspices the festival
| will be given. have consented to act as Honorary
| COMMITTEES: Mrs. Louis Cans Mrs. Jacques Levy.
| Mrs. b. j. Ludwig. Mrs. Lewis May. Mrs. Jacob
| H. Sch.n and Mrs. Oscar 5. Straus.
Tho Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak In the
| Church OF the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
| on ..rhe Contribution OF the Protestant Episcopal
| Church TO the Ideal Church" There will also be
| spec.al music for Palm Sunday.
IN. Merchant Tailors Society will hold its fourth
| exhibition OF garments at No. 2n F1fth-ave. on
| Thursday Friday and Saturday OF next week. from
| I 70 10 o. m The monthly meeting will DO held on
| Thursday at p. m
| The Rev. Dr. Wilbur Chapman. OF Philadelphia,
will preach in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Tho Rev Dr. John r. Day. chancellor Of the
| Syracuse University. will preach tomorrow even.
Ing at the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
| Church. at Sixtieth-st.
The rite Of confirmation will be administered to-
| morrow evening by the Rev. DR.. Remensnyder in
| the ~. James Lutheran Church. Madson-ave. and
| Seventy-third-st.. to thirty catechumens.
Jubilee services will be held tomorrow at the
Second Street Methodist Ep.s copal Church. between
| Avenues and ID. At 1890 A. m. Bishop Henry
w. Warren OF Denver. will preach. and the burn
ing OF the mortgage. the church debt having been
provided for will occur. The Sunday school will
assemble at 2 p. m. the Rev. John r. Knox pre-
siding. This will be followed by reunion oil
former pastors. members and friends at o'clock
In the evening nj lao there will be praisA mAet.