New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
o,v woPK For TEMPERANCE.

SIYNnAY WORk fOh lEMl
The Manhattan Temperance, onssw An elabor-
,s sea e~amme was earned out DIR. +. 3 LampeTt;
Sel;yered an address on The Genesis OF Aloo p,
Captain t SsSrgsS e Dedse and said that
ing 10 reform the military OF the G1ty; olAS oI
q SOS%pa SGa the REV Dr j. p New
man came on the platform IN time 10 eINp 10 pnoa
encouraging talk. In conclusion ne aSkGu u.s.
dent Gibbs il il was the last meeting Vi INC "'0
citation at Cooper Union. ,,
Mr. Gbbs-Yes DOCTOR the last one We want TO n ne
bg meeting soon in your ng cnurcn up ,b tnTncton
Dr. NeWman-Al rlgnt, ii you NAh sV' '"O 49,"
removed. lLaughter.l , - = o,or,ous
Mr. Gibbs-GOd never puts an injunction on glorious
Dr. Newman (interruptnglBut churches do AL HON. NV.
ever Brother Gibbs the trustees are me church at an
early day. loud APPLAUSE . ,,
Mir Gibbs did not like the idea of being turned
away from the Union by MI. sawyer an" 'H0 "0'
pei meetings. He SAID:
People I understand, have been talking spout t Uu
meetings here and calling our glorious "
Bless YOU II is a circus IL is the widest SNOW On
ire audience at the American Temperance
Unions meeting in Chickering Hail was Sinai, f
j.. Gotten, the chairman said that the t tSe
the collection would decide whether or NOT tnc
meetings wonld be continued beyond next sunday
but as long as the collections came WITHIN eLo ol 81
covering expenses the meetings would We heIu'
Mrs Snsannah Evans Pech was the 1rSt speaker;
She described her work in Canada Coiohel "aru
Sherman also spoke.
The Mizpah Gospel Temperance ASSOCIATION III
the Clermont Avenue Temple Brooklyn, dlscgsseu
1.-THE Duty of Enforcing the Present Law. a
II Walker said that he understood there Is an Or
SANITATION among the liquor dealers for the purpose
ef enforcing the Sunday law. lie hoped thaV tneS
would succeed.
ACLOsE RUN BETWEEN OCEAN STEAMERS
"Has the Austral been sighted YETI" " Have
Won any news of the Aurania" Have you heaTd
from the ArlzonaiD were the questions frequently
asked at the ship News office Yesterday AFTERNOON;
These three grayhounds of the sea LETT Queehstown
within a few hours of each other on
sunday May Is. and passed Fastnet aoon! .
the same time Consequently there Was
Considerable SPECULATION as TO which woui1 aiIlNe
here tIrst. aud not a few bets were laid. Inc ATT
IONA was the favorite and the Austral came next,
Although 1t has been positively denied Oy iht
agents that there vas any race, it is not prODaDIe
that the knowledge that steamer OF rival hht
was near him would make a sea captain IOl'er vi
The Arizona, of the Onion Line, has covered her
self with glory heretofore Her fastest time IRON
Queenstown to this port was days, hOursi o.
,nInntes This was considered wonderful speed a.
that time. hut then came the Alaska making IN!
frin in q DAYS 81 hours 40 minutes TO be eeilpseo
Nv the Oregon which made il IN days, ~ hours
40 minutes The Aurania. of the Cnnard Line nas
made the trip in days, hours. Inc austria e e.
new steamer belonging TO the Anchor Line. en-
has made but previous trip TO TINS port III " III
lie over days. ..,.. I'D .bo fol
The three steamers arrived last night and the 1ol
loving table shows the length of their passages
Name Que as5s All Hook SdGDY Time.