New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
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WHERE THE SABBATH CONES FROM A.,
Where do we Get our present Sabbath wasthe
subect of an essay read before hcconerence0 Dap
| list Preachers Yesterday by the Rev. Dr. w: Is:
was n Sabbath in Eden The subject was discussed
| NV the Rev Drs StnsOn aud Myerovtch and Others
THE HOME FoR TX-CoNFrprRATFs
More money for the Home ioI arstin'o ,amv
federate soldiers was received YESTERDAY AS many
t,cLefs for the entertainment on April 10 were ais
posed of among the naval-store trade. ne pun-
chasers were Messrs. Hammond, Iolar. PATERSON
Gre%orv Dntton Casey Morrison, Russell. Turton'
and Gilbert Potter ~ Go.
TIE OLIVE BRANCH ACCEPTED.
Morris Andradc member OF tho t 1T II porIin-
ger another member. 10 scttet their dlHerchces WIZ,
Tistols hard or soft gloves or bare hands mas IN
tended the right hand of fellowship To ms i orlei
ontaconi a i'm "A letter of apology. The olive branch
was accepted.
TIE Nrw coNGrTGTIoNH CEEE y: ,or,ood
The Association OF Pastors oi tne hct'i ,os
Church at their meeting, at No ~ NeSe(-7t yes
terdav listened to an essay by the Rev. DR.. W. Il.
Gordon, of Manhasset, l. L. on ne oomR drtcd
tr;nd 70 combine many Incompatible opinions ~
one and was more distinguished lor WHAT ~ Va"
not say than for for what IL dld'
GRAx1ING TUE DEMANDS OF CARPENTERS
The rate of wages established by the Carpenters
Union is SO 30 day. In the winter when the "oiN
is slack the rate is not always INSISTED unoh, nuI III
the spring the shops are informed that they mus
nav ar suffer strike. careful canvass was maze
last week and II was found that Only five shops
We're having under RACES. \ domin WAS made on
them yesterday, ana WIKI ono tA''P''"h ~ "'
granted.
AF,E GIVEN BY YOUNG GIRLS.
The Tiawatha Club, composed Of eight girls II9ih
eleven to thirteen wears OF age. VIII hold Iar TO
day 10 benefit fresh air fund for poor chIdrcn III
the Suudav-SChool room of the Central C0ngrrHl-
tional Church az Madi,ou-avc. and rortN-ScveHih,
81 Contributions may b" sent TO the president ot
the club Lulu :. Little, No. % West F9rty-hil u.
The other members are Lottic Humphreys, Alicc
Tcnuill Lulu Ncdder Addr Ihonrl; Lime Harris
horn Mamie Owen AID Clara /. liotchhisS.
CuAR4rD WITH -APPGOPRATING RONDs.
Simon Pepper a broker, who Is charged win
grand larceny was arralgnrd yesterday III me
Cont of General Sessions. He transacted business
Cor nr + /. Morrill, OF No 20l East Seventy
second-st who charges that the br3Ner maze rs" SEQ "i
! exas and Pacific bonds 10 the value OF T33'UV1V
Popper was admitted O bail ~ the sum Oh HlO'DJV'
his bond,men being Marks FIshel, OF NO. $50 Ea'l
Tifieth-st aud JOSPh 10th, OF No. $50 west
Twenty -scCOnd-st
ASSURED -. GEORGES FLATS WIRE FIREPRoot'
EdwardJ McGannry a lawyer at No. 30 Broad
way Yesterday madca sworn statement 10 Ere
Marshal sheldon, in which be sad maj ne ilNeu ~
the 81 Georges flats at the time of the fire with
assured bv h0maS Osborn, the owner, by ms
agents. Folsom Brothers. and by the head builder,
that the building was absolutely fireproof. The
Simonton apartments had been taken on these
assurances.
rFiURN OF THE COACHING CUR.
Mcesrs Bronson. Jay, RveS and vanderbilt OF INC
Coaching hub arrived al the iiotcl brHhH" lch a
| y. NJ Yesterday, having driven from heWP1,'"
which they left at $3.50 a. IN. They expressed tic
selves as delighted with their tup, which had no
nisEans asst Saturday the par yattended meet
of the Meadow Brook Hunt club and tm1yeI q
good run, coming in at the death OF the I"N. INC
roads were in good condition ana the, country
was putting on its first tints Of green. me nous
of August Belmont ir; where me party were eutur
tanned Is cosy farm house he party spent sun
| day III driving around the country ana inspecting
the farm. .,
,..curps 1rsrrvIVG TO "IANGUAGE IEsSONS.'
Miss Isabel Parscls superintendent OF the IRAN,
ing Department OF the Normal College, aduresSeu
school No. Il, IN Eat TWclith-St., Yesterday, on
| Language LESSONS Every chlId, she sara.
! knew something Of the language, 10y sound Whrh
| entering school. and was there to be taagHt tue
! written language. She thought II a mStaHe I"
teach all children according to one set method IN,
dlvidualitv should be respected. The drawing OF
10 aid the child in understanding the language.
DIRECTORS or THE CABLE RAILWAY, chosen.
The tuckhOdcrS Of the New-l ORR Cablo RAILWAY
Company organized yesterday IN me rooms ol lile
Randi Transit Comm ,oucrs. 1hrty-one stock
holders present, representing 200 shares our
of total of 10000 they elected the following
! Wallace G. Andrews, Roland " Hazard; thomas
| i. Ryan. Augustus c. Moss, Thomas ". Evans,
! chose Wallace &. Andrews, president, and lhomlN
f. Ryan secretary and reaSrrT ne RS cGP2ny IS
vested with all the power, winch Inc Rapd transit
! Commissioners can bc>toW upon II.
| ApF>r. DVNBAND BlIND NrPOST0G.
| Anagcd Hebrew unable 10 speak or hear and haV-
! ing only one eye was taken 90 the lonhs lou'c
! Court yesterday by Agent ChiM!h 81 the I Marty
ORGANIZATION society. who caused ms arrest as a
| yagraut. Nir. thi9Idi acro,tod MN IN faIk fac'
! some time AGO ana was told by MN th3t ms name
! was Jacob Burt-cll ana That ne ilNrd ar ,Np' 10
| Essex ST. The address proved 10 Toe right bat ms
| name was found 10 bclacob Levy. II - house WIS
found 10 be cOmiortIblrand the agent learned mat
his wiic's only aIlWeut was spr;uned ankle an"
that tn" couple have gIoWn-uP FANNY OF loI
SONS one of whom Is married "hilt ''t o''l1 man