New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

The breaking of an axle on Broadway car AZ
,,a,.,,,o croon Yesterday morning blocked the
cable line in lower Broadway from to O'CLOCK
IN replv 10 the letter sent to him by Mayor van
WICK. President York Of the Police Board yes
+erday sent a letter the Mayor asserting 'n''
the police had not been prosecuting peuie.'' Ou4
had been enforcing the ordil ance against them W
the snecial request of the Chief Of the Bureau Oh
Licenses The latter had written to Chief DeVery
requesting him to have the law enforced
More than one hundred hcrorably discharged
soldiers in command Of Assistant superintendent
John J. Ellis. OF the Bowery Branch OF the Aouns
Mems Christian Association, started from tHe
headquarters at No. 1873 Bowery yesterday lot inc
ice fields on the Hudson. between Catskli ana
Albany. where they will be put to work ice-cuttlng
bv the Consolidated Ice Company.
The fortv-sixth anniversary OF the Young Men $
C,hrIstian Association together with the eleventh
anniversary Of the Twenty-tHird-st branch' VIII
be observed in Association Hall, twenty -tmru-s''
and Fourth-ave., on Monday evening next. fro-
fessor woodrow Wilson. Of Princeton UnVersl'y'
end the Rev Dr. Thomas c. Hall are expected TO
speak
Counsel for Mrs. Elise Kirafy yesterday sub
,n,tted IN Justice Nash In the Supreme Court long
efidayits from Mrs. Bolossy Kralfy. her son. VINO
IS a student at Columbia. and others, emphaticauy
DENYING the counter-charges Of misconduct maze
against his wife by Kralfy' In response 10 the sun
for divorce brought by her against him oe-
c,sion on her application for alimony and counsei
fee 10 expected to be handed down to-day or To-
morrow.
Tho course OF lectures to be given Friday
evenings In the chapel Of the "Old First" Presby-
terrain Church. Fifth-ave. and Eleventh-st, Will
begin tomorrow at SI5 O'Clock. Ruth McEnery
Stuart will give an authors dialect reading
Much interest Ia manifested in the dinner to ex-
Justice Daily on Tuesday. The guests Will inciude
a number of eminent members OF tho behch ana
bar and many leading merchants Inc suDscrlp-
ton list closes on Saturday.
A public meeting in the interest OF Hampton In
st,tute will be held in the Rutgers Riverside Pres
hvterian Church. Boulevard and Seventy hird-st,
on Sunday at p. IN. The Rev. DR.. II. 3. Frissell.
the principal will describe the purpose OF the
school Mrs Laura Titus. Of Norfolk Va. a
Hampton graduate. will speak Of the condition of
home life among her people. Miss Anna Dawson
of Fort Berthold North Dakota, also graduate,
will tell of her work fed matron among the
Ar:ckaree Indians The Hampton Quartet will
sing old plantation melodies
The New-York Medica, League, Manhattan sec
ZION Will meet at $50 o'clock tomorrow night at
No Il West Forty-third-st Various aspects Of
charity Will be discussed by Edward T. Devine r.
rulton Cutting. Mrs Josephine Shaw Lowell. Mrs.
NJ Fullerton and Commissioner John W. Keller.
The Good Government Club of the XIXth AS
sembly District at its dinner at the Sherman
Square Hotel tonight. will decide whether to APP
| propriate money aid in preventing four tracks
! IN Amsterdam-ave. Professors John B. Clark and
! Norris Loeb Alderman Dixie and Thomas a. Fulton
| will speak
| A meeting for che purpose OF organizing the PEG.
/ pies Club will be held at o'clock tonight in
| Room No. a. Cooper Union.
The Union Republican Club Of the XXXIId AS
| semby District will have an installation Of Off
| GERS and a ball January 90. at the New-YorL
! Turn Verein Hall. Lexngton-ave. and Eighty.
! ffth-st. The following members compose the Com
| mittee on Arrangements: Emil Labshiner. Fred
| erick X. Horn, Benjamin Emanuel. Louis Catstag
| malta and Richard Carter.