New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-28
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pAKBERs ORGAN. ..:o.
Not satisfied with the unusual opportuhiintite's
which fher calling affords them TO gam po.D ore
for their views of things in general, tine n2rp 10
TO be represented by weekly publication, 10 90
known as The BARRIERS Gazette. Henry LAY ; n ho
kens is to he the editor and the hrst hu"oer WIZ ~
issued on May o.
OPPOSED TO PARKS IN wEsTCHEsTER CpU 81
The Executive Committee Of the German Deniv
cratic organization has passed resol.4 ~ PnJ,ing
ing the action of the Mayor III oppSsg and re-,
out of new parks in Westchesier County, aaosnre
auesting the Legislature to support the Ine"Sui"
now before it amending the law OF last yea''
CITY MISSION WORK FOR APRIL ..to
The CITY Mission Of No. 80 Bible House, repol,o
for April so city missionaries Z99 gcs ~ asi per
inps with an aggregate attendance OF 4e,o9I pedi
sons 40 1O1 tracts, books and papers iuo
1915 volumes loaned from the Peoples and aid
families relieved. Receipts for the "on'N'
S3, 45G 81 payments, $3,9So ~
LADIES THRowN FROM A CAB r; II BRo a. No. 554
horse driven by Walter Coleman, OF 10 $3.50 %
e. n Sitentb.st became nnrnana geable in Broad
way near 1enth-st yesterday and upset tno e"T IN
Three ladies were dumped out on the p ayhe ,;vred
great disorder As they were not mucn liJuiou
fhey walked away refusing TO give their names .b w.
n policeman Coleman said that they l'eo III '"0
GramercyPark Hotel.
HUFF SENT TO WASHINGTON.
Uenrv TT Unff who was arrested by Inspector
Bvrne's detectives on Saturday, after beng caugnu
by a clever stratagem, was taken before Solll .,
soner Shields yesterday to he sem 10 Inrv Of tbe
district of Columbia charges HUFF With having
forged check for $15 on the Bank OF Washn9t1%n
supporting to be signed ny recesssrv order for
his return.
JAPANESE POLICE OFFICIALS IN CouErii IN
Judge Gildcrsleeve, while presiding yesteIday III
the COurt OF General Sessions, was surprised Dy
visit from two dark-coOred men, VINO hahue9 uP
cards which read "SIgheto Songhlm0to' Sh,el
Adjutant First Division of tho Pre1ecture OF H,iof
lice. Toxic" and " Massataka Ogana. Second Chlei;
Second Section Of the Prefecture OF Pollce OF
The two Japanese remained Tor SHORT time Oh 'ue
bench beside the Judge.
ONE Ltss RUM-HoLE IN CHRIsTorHER-ST.
The license held by John McKelvey for the liquor
store at No. IO5 Christopher-st. was revoked oy
the Board of Excise yesterday. A complaint had
orderly persons. The Board also thought that the
real proprietor was John McGinnls, who formerly
kept the Black Elephant" in Eighth-aYe.. out
was driven out of the business alter, District,
Attorney McKeon threatened to get the Excise
Commissioners indicted Tor granting hcehse "
the man.
CHARGED WITH PASSING CoUNTERFEiT BILLS.
George Hurburt was arrested yesterday by O1ncer
Neyins In q restaurant at No. AZ DoweTy, on a
charge of passing ve-dollar counterfeit bill. lie
produced the bill In payment Tor DreSklasL; n
the floor which proved to be counterleits OF the
series of 1878, A. They are similar 70 bills PASSED
by Smit and Murray who were convicted IhsV VIII
ter IN the Uuited States Circuit Court. The prs1
oner was held by Commissioner shle ds IN TZ'oVo
to await examination.
TROUBLE IN WINDING UP An EXCHANGE.
The Electric Manufacturing aud Miscellaneous
Stock Exchange (limIted) can not be allowed 70
wind I'D its affairs peaceably. meeting OF the
stockholders called for yesterday, but al the
hour appointed two policemen guarded the doors
and directed attention to notice bearing the name
of the secretary, which stated that the cali was un
authorized Ii il understood that the bone of con
tention is some 80 800 i'm the treasury. and that
the distribution may have to be referred 10 the
courts.
MR. wILLIAMs's WORK on THE MICRO PRAISED.
A review of the History OF the Negro kace III
America the work of George w. Williams lcol-
oredD the Minister TO Hayu. whom Secretary Bay
ard is trying TO keep from going there was rean oy
the Rev Walter Scott, at the meeting OF the Bap-
fist ministers yesterday; Inc work was COM
mended as the only complete source OF information
on this subject which has been published me
Reverend DIR. w. Il. Parmly, Of jersey CITY, read a
paper on the Work of tie Christian Ministry.
sTEERAGE RATES TO BE FIXED AMcABLy
After nearly six months OF spirited warfare
among the Continental steamship lines resulting
in IA dissolution of the conference ana reduction
of the rates for steerage passage down TO $40 either
20 or from bremen OF uam o9iig' Tue companies
lev is neither dignihed nor profitable, and mutu-
al understanding has been reached. A truce has
been called until Thursday. when meeting OF
the representatives OF all the linrs is 10 be hcld,
the pipe of peace IL 10 be smoked. general comics
sion TO be signed, and Rates are 10 De IesloIeu 10
better paying hgure
orrFR MISC Al DIR. NEwMAN's OLD CHURCH.
MANY people who were drawn to the Madison
Avenue Congregational Church on sunday evening
by the announcement that the Rev. George I. Lori
mer would preach, were mystihed 10y the music
until they read tho papers Monday morning ana
learned that the temper of the choir had been
rufled. In the voluntary the organist was liberal
with notes that reminded one strongly OF the CALI
one. and when the FIRST hymn. Nearer my God to
Thee" was sung he put much muscular power
INTO his playing that the voices of the singers could
not be heard DR.. Lorimcr WAS compelled by tine
noise Immediately behind him 10 forego his usual
practice of joining in the singing, IN which he bad
asked the congregation to take part For the
second hymn, Jesus Lover Of my SOUL" tie music
was played in double quick time. The congregation
departed from the church to the tune of Aud
Lang Syne"