New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
NETWORK CITY.

A nuh,,c meeting in the interest Of the industrial
education OF the negroes Of the South will be held
at Sis O'Clock this evening In Madison Square Gar
den Concert Hall. william f. Dodge Will preside
and there will be addresses by President Charles
Cuthbert Hall. Booker T. Washington Robert C.
Ogden and the Rev. DR.. II. B. FrsseH"
There will be mass-meetng of the Sunday
school teachers and workers of the West central
District an Monday evening at o'clock in the
United Presbyterian Church. in Thirty-fourth-st,
near Elghth-ave. The Rev. Or. A F. Schaufier
will give a stereopticon lecture on the places men
toned in the lessons of 1885, and there will be
general discussion OF Sunday school work
The Social Reform Club on Tuesday appointed
committee to solicit aid for the striking mill oper-
ntives in Massachusetts,. The committee has can
vassed the membership OF the club and has issued
An appeal for contributions. which may be sent 10
Charles Heaey, No % East Fourth-st
Tho New-York Branch of the Association of Col
legiate Alumni will meet at Barnard College. One
hundred niIeteenth-st and the Boulevard. this
afternoon at so'clock.
The St Nicholas Skating Club hockey team will
play a championship game tonight with the Mont
clair Athletic Club seven at the St Nicholas Skat-
ing Rink At the Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn.
there will be game between the Brown and
Columbia University teams. Now that Yale has
defeated Columbia and Brown has defeated Yale.
lively game is expected at the latter meeting
In recent report In regard to libel proceedings
brought by Colonel w. d. Mann, 1t was stated that
Harold r. vynne was separated from his wife The
fact Is that Mrs yynne obtained an absolute d.
vorce from Mr. Vynne IN the Supreme Court In this
State last year.
The new building Of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of ST. Paul, No. 3l3 West Twenty
second-st.. the Rev. Leo Koeng. pastor will be
dedicated tomorrow at 1890 a. m. There will also
M al Al 4 n tO-mO afternoon
At 7:3O p. m. Monday. and on the following Sunday
evening For the last five months the congregation
has worshpped in the parish house Of the Church
OF the Holy Communion.
The Rev George p. Eckman. pastor Of st. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church. has received into the
membership of that body l25 persons within the
brief period Of the churchs activity at the Site
in West End-ave. and Eighty-sixth-st The church
dedicated in October. The various departments
of church life have been organized. and the church
gives evidence OF vgor.
The meeting OF the SchoomAsters' Associa ton
at No II West Forty-fourth-st. will take place on
February 49, and not to-day.
competitive examination for a scholarship at
West Point from the IXth Congress District will be
held at Grammar School No. "a. Broome and Sheriff
SITS. February 10 at 8 a. m. Congressman Brad
ley announces that all applicants must be under
seventeen or over Twenty-Five years old The Ex-
aiming Committee is composed Of DIR. James Lee
Cecil A. Kidd. William J. O'Shea and Dr. Louis J.
Ladnsk
The literary society Of tho East Side Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association is to hold
Its annual dinner tonight at the branch building
Among the speakers will be H. G. r. Merge, Henry
Kell. f p Micher. DR.. A. T. Muzzy and Don o.
Shelton. William Y. Isham. Jr. is to speak at the
o'clock meeting for men tomorrow at the branch
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Williams Macy will appear on Mon
day evening In tho monthly members entertain
ment course.
Mrs. Margaret Bottome president OF the Interna-
tional Circle Of Kings Daughters, will address
meeting for men at the Harlem Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association No 8 West
One hundred and-twenty-ffth-st. tomorrow at
40 p. m.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the steamer Advance from Colon were Mrs. Clare
Ashby and daughter. Mrs. Ashby is the widow Of
Colonel Ashby. late United States Consul at Colon
who lost his life while sailing in small boat near
Colon. The Consuls body had not been recovered
up to the time the Advance left Colon.
The Bureau of Licenses. which takes the place Of
the Mayors Marshars otice, was organized by
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday. David j. Roche was
appointed chief OF the Bureau. with salary Of
$3.50 George w. Brown. OF No. l04 West Eighty
fourth-st.. was made deputy chief at a salary OF
1900 and Joseph Keller Of No. l5s East Ninety
seventh-st Was made cashier. at a salary OF ST. 700
There are to be four inspectors In the Bureau.
whose salaries to be 1910 each The present
incumbents are veterans. and will hold on.
Among the passengers who will SAIL to-day on the
Lucania for Liverpool are Mrs. Valentine Allies Of
New-York; Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Fair, OF San Fran
CISCO and Bishop II. NJ. Turner. OF Atlanta Ga
The Rev S. Hewitt Fullerton Of London. arrived
yesterday on the Britannia. and left at once for
San Francisco where he will take charge OF the
Mission for Seamen for the next six months Ho
has been active In mission work among sailors at
London and Liverpool for number OF years and
has come to the United States TO relieve tho Rev
J. Give Hail. OF the San Francisco mission who is
III from overwork.
The British steamer Premier. whose non-ar-
rival much anxiety felt arrived yesterday from
Jamaica The little steamer. which registers only
292 tons. encountered terrific weather, but proved
herself a stanch craft. and weathered the gales
The Park Avenue Improvement Board held a
meeting yesterday In the office at Broadway and
Forty-second-st " L. Stoddard presided, and II
was decided that the Board would put In the sound
deadenns material for the Park-avs. vladuct above
One huud A NJ. ta1th-sS