New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
! John B. Dusenbery. of Newark n. j.. was yester-
day sworn in an Assistant Appraiser at the Port
OF New-York. and placed in charge OF tho Second
Division Of the Appraisers Stores
The statement by Robert Wynn. an inmate OF the
Suffolk County Almshouse at iaphank. Long
Island, that he is a brother-n-aw Of Russell Sage
was pronounced untrue at Mr.. sages office yester-
day.
new firm to do banking and commission
business has been formed by Richard Irwin. eldest
grandson of the late Richard Irwin. sr: Jacob S.
Wetmore. former partner in the house OF R'chard
Irwin e. Co., and Leonard l.. Wetmore. son OF
Jacob s. Wetmore. The new firm will be known
as Richard Irwin Co., and will be in business at
No 2 Wall-st.
An especially interesting organ recital VIII be
given at ST Marks Church tomorrow by Edward
Nulligan the Organist and chormaster OF the
church choice programme OF vocal music VIII
be given by the choir. composed OF Miss caroline
Mir. Soprano Mrs. L. Chapman Lindau. con-
tralto: Harry Pepper tenor, and John C. Dempsey.
barytone.
Robert A. Ammon has offered his resignation as
president OF the New-York Mining Exchange II
will be acted on by the Board Of Directors to-day.
Mr. Ammon Is to 20 to Montana where no has
mining interests.
rested on Wednesday night at Twenty-eighth-st.
and T'hird-ave by Central Office Detectives Reap
and RorkIey was discharged In Yorkville Court
yesterday afternoon by Magistrate Cornell.
ABB Complications for change in ones name are
made In the Supreme Court.
The Sunday night service in the Presbyterian
Church at University Place and feminist Will be
devoted to the Christian sufferers In Armenia.
The Rev. DR.. George Alexander will preside. and
Mr.. Varten. a refugee from the Sassoun massacre.
and Dr. Gabriel Editor OF THE Haik." will make
addresses A similar service the same night will
be held at the Park Presbyterian Church. at
Eighty sixth and Amsterdam-ave.. presided over
by the Rev Dr. A. =. Atterbury. DIR. Ward Editor
of The Independent" and Mr.. Varten will speak.
The annual fair for the Drisler School bed at St.
Mary's Free Hospital for Children will be held to-
day in the schoolhouse, No. East Forty-ninth-st
from to I p. m. pound party will be given
at the same time and place for the benefit OF the
Drisler School Athletic Association.
The tenth annual reception-drill Of the Barnard
School Military Corps will take place this evening
at 8 o'clock in the 9Th Regiment Armory Ninety
ffth-st. and Park-ave.
Mayor Strong announced to a delegation Of young
| women school-teachers who called upon him yes
| terday that he would give a public hearing on the
| Pavey-Page school bill Wednesday next at
| D. M. and another probably on the Saturday fol.
| lowing.
The New-York Wool Warehouse Company has
| mven a mortgage OF 10000 for a period Of fifteen
| months at AZ per cent to the Equitable Life As
| surance Society OF the United States Its build
| ing recently completed and known as the Woo
Exchange, at No. IA to $50 West Broadway
Mayor Strong yesterday swore in James r. Gan
| ney OF No. 3l4 West Observation-Disclosures third
| ST. as an examiner Of accounts OF institutions In
connection with the Finance Department. and II. S
| o(h Etrat- of
| veyor.
| John G. Woolley. OF Chicago will deliver an ad
| dress before the American Temperance Union a
! Chickering Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
| Miss Anna Park cornet.st: Miss Florence Noakes
soloist, and the Wardwell Male Quartet will TAKE
part in the exercises
The steamships Marposa and City OF Rio d.
| Janeiro arrived at San Francisco on Thursday
| with mails from Japan. Australia. etc. due TO ar
| rive in New-York the morning or Tuesday
Mails from China and Japan arrived at Vancouve
| and we're dispatched east Wednesday, due t.
| arrive In New-York Monday The next NAL
closes after the arrival OF the above malls. at tn
General Postofice this CITY, for these desna lions
| as follows: China and Japan. April 10; Hawaii
April %: Australia, ETC., April %.
The Department Of Romance Languages and Lit
erature Of Columbia College announces n course o
| three lectures on Dante's "Dvina Commedia" OF
| April IS % and 49, at D. m, in Room No. g. Ham
| tton Hail. by DR.. Carlo Leonardo Speranza. Tn
| lectures will be in English and no tickets Will b
required The subjects for the in tn
following order. one each evening: "L1nferno." u
| Purgatorio" and I'll Paradise" In the de
| partment similar courses will be given In 1869 b.
Dr. C. H. Page on Victor Hugo, and In 1898 b.
| Professor Cohn VOltaire
| The Rev. DR.. Alfred II. Moment for numbe
| OF years pastor OF the Spring Street Presbyterian
| Church. New-York. and more recently OF the West
| minister Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. will assis
the Rev. DR. David G. Wylie and preach at tn
evening service tomorrow in the Scotch Presby
terrain Church. Ninety sixth-st. and Central Par
West Dr. Moment has recently returned from a
extended visit to Europe and the Holy Land.
The subject Of Sabbath observance will have du
recognition tomorrow at the Church Of the Pur
tans presbyterian. Fifth-ave and One hundred
and thirteth-st., the Rev. DR.. Charles J. Youn
pastor. The Rev. DR.. Alexander Allison. field sex
rotary OF the American Sabbath Union. will OF
cupy the pulpit in the morning. In tho evcnin
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon will deliver an address
and James Yereance and William r. Worrall wi
take part in the services.
The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Eaton will speak in III
Church Of the Divine Paternity tomorrow evenn
on us Christianity Practicable?'
us the Church Declining In Growth and II
huence?' will be discussed in the light Of fact
and statistics, as his morning theme by the Re-
DIR. Remensnyder at St. James's Lutheran Churcl
Madison-ave. and Seventy thrd-st.. tomorrow.
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