New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-07
NETWORK CITY.


Association. No SOL Lexington-ave the Eift OF
jacob H. schir will be dedicated on Sunday af-
ternoon Addresses Will be made ny Mr.. Schin
and Mrs Esther Herman whose gift OF $4,000
enabled the association greatly 20 enlarge It's &C
tiviiies.
The twenty-sccond anniversary OF tho Railroad
Branch OF to Young Mems Christian Association
will take place on January II, al p. m, at the
Railroad Mems Building. No 36l Madison-a'e
Chauncev NJ Depew Will preside. and addresses
may he expected from Adace +. Walker. chair
man Of tho Board OF Directors Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company. and the
Roy Or NJ Woosey stryker. J. Henry McNin-
Icy will sing.
Tho snec,al meeting Of the trustees OF the
Sailors Snug Harbor. called TO select successor
To Governor Trask will be held this afternoon at
No 81 Nassau-st.
The twelfth annual Lincoln dinner Of the Re-
puhl,can Club is to be celebrated at the new Del
monico's on February .. Chauncey NJ Depew the
new president Of the club Will preside There VIII
be i've toasts Tho dinner is in charge OF com
rnitteA OF which James p Foster Is chairman
and William y Murphy Is secretary.
Each Saturday evening while the Legislature IS
IN session the City Club will have an Informal
meeting. Members Of the Senate. Assembly and
the Nuric,pal Assembly who are IN sympathy with
the nrinciples Of the club Will be invited to be
present.
Tho Booksellers League will have monthly
smoker on January 2. a. No III West Twenty
th.rd-st The discussion will be on The Depart
,neut Store: Can the Book Trade Compete with
IT.?
The new subway for telephone and telegraph
,r,-os under the Harlem River has Just been fin
ished II is Of Georgia pine bound with iron hoops
and e two feet IN diameter. II is buried eight
fec: below the surface Of the river. near the new
Third-ave bridge. The wires VIII soon he drawn
through the subway Now they lie on the bottom
Of the river. where they are subject TO frequent
disturbance
Tho monthly meeting Of the Art Students
1eagle on Tuesday evening was followed by
talk on William Morris by Professor Percival
Chubb an associate OF the poet-artist in his
socialstic movements. and his intimate friend
There VIII be an entertainment and concert Mt
the Morfcaore Home. One-hundred and thirty
eirhth-st and the Boulevard. on Sunday. at J
o'clock by tho Young Ladies and Gentlemen s
League Some excellent talent is promised The
large charity ball March and TO- at Carnegie
Hall also under the auspices OF the league prom
,ses TO Yield large returns 1t will be under the
nersonal supervision OF Lucien L. Bonheur.
A meeting OF the wholesale millinery trade IS TO
he held at the Broadway Central Hotel on January
- at p m 10 determine what are evils In the
trade and TO consider tho best means ny which
they can be abrogated. Among the questions that
livery OF goods on the road by travelling men, the
abuse OF the return privilege by customers. the
present system os da,ings. and the sending OF
goods approval
The annual meeting OF the NewYork Kinder
gartcn Association Will be held on Monday at
s.5 D. m. at Carnegie Hall. The speakers VIII be
Bishop Potter Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. MISS
Runyon of the Teachers College. and Mrs Locke.
o, Pratt Institute Mr. Mabie Will preside.
Coroner Bausch held an inquest yesterday after
moo, regarding the death Of = O'Neiil, nfty-three
wears old OF 80 453 Madison-aYe. who on De-
cember % was found dead at tho door OF stair
way at so. l.i5 Avenue a. DR. O'Ianions au-
topsv showed that tho man had died from a
fractured skull james DAILY and hts wife. Della
Charles Coyle william COyle and Daniel Hangan
were al arrested All but Mrs. DAILY were sent
N me House OF Detention. The jury rendered n
verdict Of death by fall. in a manner unknown
10 ~ and the prisoners were discharged
Tho seconi Division. First Naval Battalion. held
- nrsi annual dinner on wednesday 1T Zangheris.
40 II Eas. Twenty sccord-st About seventy men
wcre present The sixth annual meeting OF the
division was also held. The following Executive
Committee was chosen: 8 W Griffith. q. y Sever,
II X Coolidge and G. s Day IF. II. A Clark
was chosen treasurer. and ". u. Wait, jr.. secre-
tnry.
IN n previous issue i enormously stated
that the importation for 1891 OF Veuve Chcquot
Chamrarne was H. 36s cases while It actually was
i2el3 cases. placing Veuve Clicquot fourth on the
list Of champagne importatiOns
The creditors Of Henry A. Casperfed have given
Up hope Of his temperance and his jewelry
store at Nos ia and lB Bowery Is st In the
hands OF the Sheriff Half dozen were
| busily engaged yesterday In moving everything OF
Casperfe,ds from OF the two buildings occu-
pied by him 20 the other clerk OF Mr.. Cas-
perfeld who witnessed Tits proceeding would only
say when asked about his employer: Mr.. Casper
| field Is sick. with friends"
The next meeting OF the New York Schoolmhs-
| ters Club. at the 81. Denis Hotel Broadway and
Eleventh-st.. tomorrow evening. Will be ladies
| night" Dinner Will DE served at o'clock and
afterward address. entitled Some Suggestions
from the Study Of Children" will be delivered by
| Miss Lille A Williams. OF the Eew-Jersey State