New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
NETWORK CITY.


OF the Independent Order Free Sons OF Israel will
install the newly elected officers OF District Grand
Lodge No | on Sunday. at p m, at Terrace
Garden. The District Grand Lodge comprises the
States OF New-York New-Jersey, Connecticut
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Three hundred
and Atty representatives will be present
The Society OF Medical Jurisprudence will meet
on Monday Mt s p. m. at No. II West Forty-third-
st. DR. Frank Ferguson will read paper on
"Somatic Death"
Most OF the representatives Of the various drtv-
ing clubs who attended the biennial congress OF
the National Trotting Association started for home
yesterday morning. The sweeping amendments
made in the turf code are still being discussed nj
the Murray Hill Hotel, but there is apparent
opposition TO them.
The tenth anniversary OF the founding OF the
Hamilton Grange Reformed Church One-hundred-
and rorty-hfth-st and Convent ave. and the hfth
of the pastorate Of the Rev. Dr. Charles b. Chapn
will be celebrated Sunday morning and evening
and Monday and Tuesday evenings
"ouasimodo' writes to The Tribune asking II
any bank president recommended Patrick DIVER
for Police Justice. Yes j. Edward Simmons pres
ident OF the Fourth National Bank. was among
those who Joined in recommending Diver Tor such
a place.
The pilot boat James Stafford which went ashore
on the Romer Shoal in the dense fog on the night
Of February 3. hauled of at high water yes
terday morning by the Merritt e. Chapman wreck
ing steamer l. j. Merritt. and was towed to the
wrecking company's station. at Stapleton.
Judge Newburger in the Court Of General Ses-
s,ons yesterday discharged on his own recog-
nizanoe William F. Clark. ex-convct, under
Indictment for forgery In the second degree Clark
was IN the Tombs when Thorn, the murderer or
Guldensuppe. confined there. and secured
confession Of the murder from Thorn. District
Attorney Olcott then promised that he would do
what he could to Clark's discharge.
The New-York Electrical Society will meet to-
night at O'Clock at the City College joseph
Wetzler will give an illustrated lecture on Flee
tricitv Direct from Coal" and other addresses Will
be made
Con,a,n Rrsisted OF the freboat Newly orker in
charge OF Station No s. al Pier A. yesterday rec
commended to the Fire Commissioners that dis
tinctve fog bell be placed on the old Castle Gar
den dock on which the station is built and where
the freboat is tied up His recommendation was
suggested by the damage done the freboat New
Yorker by the ferryboat South Brooklyn In
Wednesdays fog
AT the Patria Club meeting at Delmonicos. For
w. rourth-st tonight there will be addresses by
Justice Goodrich. General varnun, General Viele,
W g Logan District Attorney Gardiner and JUS
tice Rumsey.
General Henry L. Burnett, United States Dis
trict-Attorney has appointed Arthur NJ King. son
OF the Rev DR. James NJ King. 10 be one OF his
assistants The new appolntee. who is a graduate
OF the New-York University. will have charge OF
the Law and Equity Department in the Southern
District OF NewYork. James r. Ely formerly
filled the post
The brotherhood Of ST Andrew Of 81. Matthews
parish will have a conference and supper In the
Sunday-school room No % West Eighty-fourth-
ST. this afternoon and evening TO be followed AT
sp m with a special service in the church. James
b. REYNOLDS and Bishop Hare Will speak.
Louis J. Grant served notice on the Park Board
Yesterday that Patrick L. Flynn. Michael Hafen
and Edward r Nagle demand recognition from
the Board as doormen Of the Park police. The
men we're appointed acting doormen by the old
Seven employees OF Bellevue Hospital were dis
charged yesterday and their places abolished. The
employees were G. F. Curtis. property clerk. salary
$3.50. Mrs Annie Allen and Miss Annie Hogan.
searchers OF women. S9 each: Mrs. Ella Roy.
night keeper Of the workhouse prisoners $3.50. Miss
Clement Purcell. night attendant at the insane pa
von $50 W r Goodman night inspector 500.
and James McDermott. searcher
The eleventh annual dinner OF the Life Under
writer's Association. OF which James Yereance is
president. will be held at Delmonico's Tuesday
evening The speakers will be James NJ Beck
United States Distric-Attorney at Philadelphia:
the Rev. Or. F. l.. Patton. president OF Princeton
University: Colonel y Tyler. OF Washington: the
Rev DR. Wilton Merle Smith and John A Wise