New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
NETWORK CITY.

~. G, rames PRESBYTERIAN Church. No 21l West
rbtrtv-secondst is trying to raise $4,000 for a
nav church Constant A. Andrews. No. o}5 Mahi-
,on-ave the treasurer OF the fund, reports some
| gifts received.
At the meeting Of the Presbyterian Union on
/ Monday AT n m. at the Hotel Savoy, Waller A.
| Wvckon Of Princeton University. will speak on
An Experiment In Reality descrio'"s HIS CA
| perences as day laborer
! The METROPOLITAN School Of Fine Arts will have
an exhibition and reception on February H. from
? 70 : o'clock and musical at sis o'clock, at It's
| home No 57s Ffth-ave.
| Counsel for Myron Bernard. the president OF the
| F. s Dean Company. and Samuel keHar inc
/ prlncipal stockholder IN the company, applied 10
J Justice Cohen in the Supreme Court yesterday 10
! vscate an order directing the Sheriff to produce
/ then, for examination IN order 10 discover what
has become OF the assets OF the corporation JUS
/ tice Cohen reserved decision.
Harlan p. Hubbard has obtained an attachment
against the Clark w Bryan Company, OF Spring.
field Mass printers and bookbinders, for s5oi SAID
10 be due on nine bills OF exchange accepted ny
the company. The attachment was granted on the
ground that II is Massachusetts, corporation
! The Sheriff served copies on seven concerns mere
! to attach accounts.
| fire in the drygoods store OF Aaron Blum al
| No i6S Second-ave.. yesterday wrecked the store
causing damage Of about 81 600 and soaring all the
! inmates OF the tensment-houss above into the
street.
( The Church OF the Good Shepherd Presbytertan)
/ sxty-sixth-st between the Boulevard and AM
sterdam-ave celebrates tomorrow the NTH ami
versary Of it, church dedication At II a. m the
pastor the Rev Daniel r. Lorenz. will give re-
/ Wow Of the work and history Of the church. In
| the evening al o'clock the Rev DR. Charles Cuth-
bert Hall the president Of Union Theological Semi
| nary will preach tho anniversary sermon
The work Of Hampton Institute will be presented
a. the service tomorrow evening AT the Church
OF the Ascension Fifth-ave. and feminist Prn-
/ cipal Frissen will make an address describing the
work OF the school ono Of the negro graduates
and an Indian hoy will speak and the Hampton
! Quartet will sing.
Tn. annual book and art exhibition Of the Mer-
camille Library. Aston Place, Will open MONDAY ana
! close February 19.
| The alumni Of the Massachusetts Institute OF
! Technology will have their annual dinner at
| Clark's in Twenty-third-st.. Tonight Edward n.
Brown Frank A Pickernell George l.. Helms. W.
! r Dowse and Alexander Rice McKim form the
Executive Committee
The four hundred striking workmen resumed
work At tho Grand Central Station yesterday. The
forty lathers who union not
| put back TO work
Superintendent John McCinn with a force Of
!
open new branch postoffice station to be known
| as Station v at Third ave and One-hundred-a nd
! third-st. on Monday. The station will take In the
district between Ninety-sixth and One hundred
and-sixteenth sta. and Fifth.ave. and the East
! River.
| + e. Goodman State secretary Of tho New York
| Young Mems Christian Associations will speak at
the East Side Branch. No. 15s East Eghty-seventh-
St tomorrow. at p. m. on An Od-Fashioned
| Christian" The monthly members reunion of the
! branch will take place Monday evening.
! The steamer Morgan City. Of the new Golden
! Pick Line sailed yesterday for San Francisco
The boat will enter the KlondNe trade, plying
! between Seattle and Skaguay.
! Ex-Alderman william TAFT. appointed dock
master by tho Dock Board has declined to accept
and Victor Heimberger has been appointed to the
| place.
4 committee Of citizens. composed Of Colonel
| Frederick n Grant. General James Grant Wilson
Walter Stanton. General Horatio 9. King and
/ Colonel J Garnett. waited upon Mayor Van
! Wyck Yesterday and asked for his aid in celebra-
4 ton Of Charter Day" May 4. The Mayor said
he could not appoint committee or take other
action although ne favored the idea OF celebra-
| ton.
William Findlay. counsel 10 the old Fire Board
resigned yesterday. and mis- place vas Allied prompt
/ ~ Charles II Ridgway appointed by Cor
! poration Counsel Whalen. at a salary OF 1900
! Mr. Ridgway IL a prominent TammRny man In the
| XXIst Assembly District. lie formerly was As
! sistant Corporation Counsel under Corporation
| Counsel Clark He resigned when Mr.. Scott be-
came Counsel
The annual dinner OF tho Alumni Of the College
OF the CITY OF New-York Will take place this even
| inx at O'Clock. at Delmonico's More than the
| usual number Of tickets have already been taken
| for the dinner.
! Twenty certificates under tho sealskin regu-
latlon were taken out at the Custom House yester-
day OF those who received certificates. eighteen
were and two
Malls from China and Jepan-Iions Kong Janu-
AIRY 6: Shanghai January 10. and Yokohama. Janu-
airy lR-whica have arrived San Francisco. are
due to arrive In New-York on Monday. Malls for
! China and japan Will close on February and IL.