New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
NETWORK CITY.

The Wellesley Club will have luncheon to-mor-
row the Windsor Hotel at o'clock.
At the annual meeting OF the Piano Manufact-
urers' Association. held Wednesday. the following
officers and Executive Committee were elected for
the ensuing year: President. A. II. Fischer. OF }. d
C. Fischer; first e-president. Samuel Hazelton
OF Hazeton Brothers: second vice-president. y:
Stetson. of Stcnway q Sons: secretary, Robert G.
Kammerer, of George Steck & Co.; treasurer. John
Evans. OF Newly & Evans; Executive Committee
William Steinway William +. Decker. Amos c.
James. William Y. Wheelock F. G.. Smith ST.
Lows p Bach. Robert Proddow and Leopold Peck
The weekly meeting of the Dock Board yesterday
was one OF the shortest sessions ever held by the
reform Commissioners. The Maine Steamship Com
pany requested that its lease OF Pier No. 50. East
River which does not expire until May l. 1897 be
cancelled and that I; get new lease for ten years
dating from May !, 1886. The Board could not see
1t that way. and the company will have to wal;
until its present lease expires. Treasurer Enstein
reported that he could not collect rent from the
Knickerbocker Ice Company for the use of plat
forms at Nineteenth, Twentieth and Tweniy-hrst
SITS North River, and the Board instructed the
engineer-n-chief to remove the platforms The &C
count will be placed IN the hands OF the Corpora
ton Counsel for collection
Mary Greenwood. sixty-four years old. who lived
at Kingsbrdge Road and Cambreling-a ave, died at
the Fordham Hospital yesterday. She fractured
her ankle in a fall recently. and complications set
IN which resulted ia death
The annual reunion o: the Ncw-York Alumni of
Hamilton College is announced for Tuesday, Feb
ruary 4. at the Hotel Savoy President StryKer IS
to be present.
The celebration OF the Fsas, OF st. Agnes VII
take place in 81. Agness Roman Catholic Church
on Sunday. January &c. at II a. m. The pontincai
mass will be sung by Bishop McFaul. OF Trenton;
the sermon will be preached by the Roman Cathoic
B.shop of Albany and Archbishop Corrgan VIII
,bo iIaVdn'S Imperial
WI be sung by an enlarged chorus. The Rev. DR..
Henry A. Brann is the rector Of St Agness.
At \ meeting of the East Side Young Mems Re
pubNcan Club, No 1l9 Orchard-st., last night, the
following were elected Board of Directors: Louis
Dlamant. :. y. Diamond d. Sol Markell. NJ Runner
II. Bloom. Alexander Goidstein' Is. Levy NJ Aura
hams and }. Subin
j. W. Kilbreth and Frank b. Robinson were yes
.er1av elected members Of the New-York Stock
Exchange They took the OF W. Ii. NJ Sis
tare ard A. 5. Hatch.
The Chase National Bank will begin to-day 10
transact business in its new quarters, on the
ground floor of the handsome marble Clearing
House Building. in Cedar-st between Broadway
and Nassau-st.
The Jury in Recorder COTS part OF General Ses-
sions which has been trying Mrs. Elizabeth HarteH
Cor keepng a disorderly house at No y Eldridge-
ST Yesterday brought in verdict Of guilty after
being out ten minutes.
The Employment Bureau OF ST. Bartholomew's
church at No. 2l9 East Fortysccond-st., is doing
good work in obtaining employment for persons
IF all classes. There are two departments the do
nestle and the mercantile. Places are found in
private families for domestic servants with good
references Work is obtained by the day for
women OF the parish 10 wash. cook, clean. etc
Young men and women get places in stores as
s,enoeraphers. cashiers, bookkeepers and sales
women 4 small fee is charged, eliminate from
the work any idea o. charity.