New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received 50 anonymously for the
Special Relief Corps of ST. Johns Guild
An annular eclipse OF the sun is announced Tor
next Monday afternoon. Only exceedingly small
part Of the show will be visible he-eabouts.
At the meeting OF the Fire Board yesterday
report was read TO the effect that the three phys'-
clans connected with the Department had secured
the presentation Of bill before the Legislature
calling for an increase of to the staff of doc
tors and an increase in salary from 5000 to $500
a year; asking also that the doctors may be gov
erned by the same rules as the uniformed MEM
bers of the Department, not liable to dismlssai
without n hearing and that they may have the
benefit of the Departments pension rule. The
Commissioners will oppose the passage OF the Dill
A memorial service for deceased veterans OF the
eth Regiment, n. c. n. y, is to be held In 81
Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave and Fifty-third-st.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock by invitation or
the rector, the Rev DR.. J. Wesley Brown Seats
will be reserved for members OF the regiment IN
the body Of the church.
The Use and Misuse Of Wealth" will be the
subject Of tho sermon OF the Rev DR.. Madison e.
Peters tomorrow morning at Bloomingdale Church.
the Boulevard and Sxty-eighth-st
The New-York Catholic Club. an organization OF
clergymen Of the Episcopal Church. will hold Its
tenth anniversary at the Church of ST. Mary the
Virgin tomorrow evening. Solemn vespers VIII
be sung at o'clock, with procession, followed
nv n sermon by Father Huntington. Of Holy Cross
Mission. Bishop Grafton is expected to take part
in the services
In St James's Lutheran Church. Madison-ave
and Seventy-third-st Dr. Remensny Ter VIII preach
tomorrow morning the second Of his sermons on
the Book Of Jonah His theme will be Jonah ana
the Great Fish,
The sixtv-seventh annual meeting Of the Ale
Brewers Association held in this city yester-
day The officers elected for the current year are:
President j. w Brown. Brooklyn: vice president,
James NJ Fuller. Brooklyn; treasurer j. Herbert
Baliantine Newark and secretary. A. r. j. IoVey.
New-York
The belief that the National Lead Company. or
Lead Trust as il is better known. is cutting prices
has led to a threat by the outside manufacturers
~ measures of reprsal Mr. Alldred, manu-
facturer. of Pittsburg has been canvassing the
sentiment of the trade here.
The Church Of the Epiphany Madison-ave and
Sixty-fourth-st.. will hold its second Sunday ser
vice n. o'clock in the afternoon instead or IN
the evening. Tomorrow afternoon the pastor VIII
preach and administer the ordinance OF baptism
10 six young people The praise service VIII DC
led by a chorus of fifty voices
rbe-e is trouble between the National Lead Com
many dead TrusO and some Of The large indie
pendent manufacturers of litharge and red Lead
Mr. Alldred. of Bender & Alldred. OF fiUsp"s' Is
in New-York visit to lead manufacturers 10
ask them 10 unite in demanding that the trust
shall keep agreement as ~ piiNc' '"NO''N ''''O
IN August 1895. Mr.. Alldred says the price OF
rtharge was placed at from AS to 4s4 cents a
pound 1t is alleged that the Trust has SOFA
litharge in Detroit at cents pound
Frederick d. Happen. president OF the Gaiia'h
National Bank will accompany J. Edward SIM
mons president Of the Fourth National bahh OH
his trim through Southern California ana New
Mexico They will leave New-iork February 10
and return about the middle OF APRIL lhey VIII
on 10 New Orleans by steamer. and thence by
special car.
At the Maritime Exchange yesterday COM
vnunication was received from the New-forK piiots
formulating the bill introduced at Albany by AS
semhlvman Sullivan increasing the pilotage OF the
port 81 foot.
The Rev. Wilton Merle Smith. pastor. will preach
4, the Central PRESBYTERIAN Church. NO. ~ west
v,,,vseventh-st tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock.
ON "Per,ls of the Sabbath before the Womahs
National Sabbath Alliance
Tho members Of Governor Blacks military stan
bave received official notice that the Comihahue'-
1rChief will attend the Inauguration ceremonies
q, Washington and that the members OF the stan
vii, be expected TO accompany him on the trip
Tho Tribune has received S anonymously for the
- u,,dov who IS seeking educate her children.
chou, whom a letter has been published IN 'hese
COLUMNS.
Tho West Side Branch Of the Young Mems CHRIS
A., Assoc,at,on at No 3lS West Fifty-seventh-st''
al haya ,wo services tomorrow. to which all
- ,n, ora invited The Bible class at $50
xrm no taught by f. Lawrence Hunt ana
- a,aross NJ 4.3O D. M will be delivered by the
Rev DIR. Madison c. Peters.