New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Tho cornerstone of ST. Paurs Evansehca' Luz
,,or,n church e-hundred-ani-t"eh'! -',' ~
batu,cen s.enox and Seventh aVes'' WIN y. w ~,
morrow at $3.50 p. n. The building VIII ue III w
Gothic style. with front OF vermont iva a &C.
h,uo marble Its size will be 75Xloo lee'' az"
cos. $4,000. The Rev JUN" ~ "
pastor.
- refund has been appointed an examiner IN
49,, moo az tho commissioners Of Accounts lho
salary IS not fixed. the Commissioners oee
liberty to arrange the amount OF the oo'''p
Tho on,ior given by the Madison Square Gardeh
Comnonv TO some unknown bidder expires juno -
Almost all the stock of tho company % IA Wv
bonds of the Knickerbocker Trust Company
On Monday next the Central Railroad of New
Jerseys first holiday excursion OF the season ~
Nauch Chunk, Glen Onoko ana INC ~.
po,Iroad will leave the station foot OF Lioer'ys'
-. o.ao m and return about p. m The specia'
,roir viii have luncheon car attached a iea'uio
This wear Is the special tickle: rate TOT chiiuie-
Yores Walsh the man who with seVera1 o'''e'
rarsons IS accused Of having consplreu u p.a
mail Samuel W. Brigham, the soh-ih-i"" % 49,.
tam Schermerhorn. was brought 10 th's ei'' ~,
Paterson. \. j.. yesterday, and was arias,u 80
,bo Court of General Sessions. He pleadeu hV'
. or1 ,res committed to Jail pending his trial.
Al n recent meeting OF tho Gaelic Society al :
onronents were completed for the forthcoming
thirteenth centenary Of st. Columbkiiie one VI INC
earliest missionaries Of the irish Church VIM
occurs on Sunday. June 9. The Kew. Ut. iH IN
7 Shahan professor Of Church history IN inc "a"
Ole University at Washington, Will denver an az
dress entitled st Columbkile ana European
C,iru,yat,on" at Chickerng Hall In the eVehins
ava re,q,ous observances will take place at d.
Co,uuba's Church in the morning
Music for the season Of 1897 IN the parks OF THIS
o,,y will begin to-day. The 7th Regiment bana
will give the first concert or the summer 40 w
Mall In Central Park, from to p III -huS'o
will also begin In the parks above inc Haiie"L
Judge Newburger, who has presided AZ inc May
term of Part II Of the Court OF Geherai oes'ions
o,,,oa Yesterday a memorial from the 1urois
.,so hove served under him. In which they eA-
.assad themselves as highly gratified at the Kiho
treatment received by them ana py MS oohei's
aisnos,tion TO all who had appeared pelore HILL
r,u,, eight thousand people visited the irish FAIR
:, ,hs Grand Central Palace yesterday. Andrew
Wock sang several popular Irish meiodies uiu
Uarrmann. q successor to the late magician % .
rora gave a performance. A NUMBER Oh sr!S
n~-, Da,v,s company attended the fair In the al
ternoon.
a,,,,r,, social entertainment was given at
,troh chanel in Fifty-seventhst., west OF Nin'h-
oya last evening The entertainment cohsis'eu
of an address by the pastor. the Kew ueoieo =,
Avery. recitations by Miss DAISY DalAee' W
Niss Julia Wilbur, club-swinglhg by ~ ID 100
. n,ano solo by Miss Sadie Entwisle. song ny e.
7. Iounte and n piano solo by Miss Ehzaoe'h
WOOD Refreshments followed. The Recepuoh
~u,,,e. consisted OF NJ o. Cross. Miss Lucy
~-oss = H. Pruschen, Miss Ida Earle MISS
Anna Earle. Miss Mary r. Reuss ana a. D. s'oo-
dard
pranch No 9 Of the American LongshoreineHs
1-nio, mo, Mt ST Jamess Hall, in New-Bowery'
49,. evening ond international Delegate McHugh
80 ON account of advantages WHICH had peeh
e. ~, tho loneshoremen Of London and other
,.,os ~ Europe under a new arbitration rule inc
Nv. ,rternational conference OF longshoremen Is
10 be held in London on June it,
There Is a general strike on a new puicihg at
Thirtv-sixth-st and Eghthave, when was Or
dercd bv tho Board Of Delegates because OF INC
.r,nlovment Of non-union marbe-cutterS otIiheS
ra oleo threatened on a building IN Twenty sixth
g. between Eighth and Ninth ayes. because or
the cmployment Of non-union elevator consruc'o's'
and on a new school building in East Fourth-st.
whore non-unon stone-cutters are at work THESE
strikes will take place. the Board Of Delegates de-
c,ares on Monday unless the non-unon men are
discharged.
The official count Of the money In the Sub-Treas-
urv "a still proceeding. The apparent surplus OF
e. :. IN the "teler's cash." which was at first cor
rected to 81 CO. has now been reduced by revision
to 81 90.
The annual election Of the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange will take place on Mon
day June H. Tho regular ticket has been made
I'D All the old officers arc renom!nated, with
Charles G. Wilson heading tho list for president.
Mr. Wilson has been president Of the Exchange