New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NEW-YOkK CITY.


ccived President Barnards annual report
The office Of the French Transatlantlc steam
ship line was removed from No. TO No . bowling
Green yesterday.
John W. Bagley member Of the County Democ-
racy, was Yesterday appointed foreman III the uo
lie stores by collector ileiden.
Father Riordan is fitting NJ free library ana
reading-room in connection with the Mission OF our
Lady of the Rosary, in Siate-st
The Rev. DR.. Chapel, of Pennington, \. - read
all essay on "The Resurrection OF the BODY OF
Christ to the Baptist miniscis Yesterday.
Congrssman Miller last night sent the nomna. a.
tion of Edward =. Fisher TO Secretary hitncy as
a candidate for the Naval Academy.
Enlistments for tne Engineers Department of the
Navy AZ machinIss or boiiermakers, may De iilade
at the Ncw-l ork Navy Yard.-For |. h. ).
The PaSsionis Fathers are conducting sncc ,r rSs-
full mission in the old cathedral in Moit-st. The
church is Gro wded morning and evening.
The Rev. Father Riorian, missionary at Castle
Garden started for Chicago last nlght 10 alt"nd
the annual meeting OF the COlonlZalloh Soclcty' ~
be held tomorrow.
An enterprising Italian has recently established
IN Park-st. a circulating library whlch comprises
several hundred volumes of Italian ana Engllsh
works, most of them OF Il sensational character.
Tbeodore w Myers mas declined his nomination
to the Governing Committee of the Stock tXchange:
because of the charges against MN ?r VioIa'ioi, o
the commission law. John Hone, Jr., was NOM
mated yesterday III his place.
Colonel More who with General Dclgado was
held for trial IN Key West on charge OF htung out
| "A
United states Distrct-Attorncy Office yesterday
and gave bonds TO await trial.
The Union Republican cub ofthe X1llth Assembly
District held the first of series OF social eniertaln
ments rendered to the lady trends OF the club last
night The rooms at the Utah House were wei
filed. The entertainment consisted OF vocal ana
instrument music and recitations.
George w. Cable will read his unpublished story,
"Grande Pointe." in CnlcKerlng Hull tomorrow
evening The proceeds will he devoted 10 the re-
! lIef of the wanting poor in tbe lower part 0f the
city, under the direction OF the rev. Dr' EDWARD
Judson.
AT the annual meeting of the United States Gre
nation Company ho Id yesterday. the 70 l3Wlng
hurst, A. g. Cobb, j. X. rockingham, Charles Put
eel. j. b. Brown c. w. G. Dreher, Andrew Carnegie,
Gus1ave Loeser James ChasAe, James Duane,
William j. Flagg and ~ SchwarzschIld.
Professor Gleason last night handled two bad
kickers one of which had nor been harncssed for
three mon hs and the other was the horse that ran
away in Central Park and nearly kllle a woman
| last week. being frightened by bicycle. Tonight
a /" bitter striker aud kIcKeT,' from Orange, y. j.,
! will be handled
Coroner Messemer yesterday continued the in
| quest III the case of Carpenter the murderer who
| killed himself III the iombs. Statements were re-
celvcd from Peter Smith and Alexander Swe 'neY.
fellow prisoners with Carpenter and from Mrs.
| Mary Nelson, his cousin. but no light was thrown
on the way III which Carpenter got his razor.
The Shakespeare Society of New-Yorl has elected
the follow ing officers President Appleton Morgan;
first vice-president. Thomas K. i'rlcc; treasurer
| James f. Reynolds librarian, Albert IL. Frey
assistant secretary, Randolph NJ: Lawrence and
! trustees w. w Nevn James l.. Reynolds, Dexter
II. Walker. Albert Il. Frey and Appleton Morgan
The Blue Anchor Society. aid of the snip
wrecked, expresses its thanks TO the staff of the
| Bllou Opera House for the aid extended at the
| matinee benefit given by the Dramatic Social
Circle; to Messrs. Miles, Barton, Donuelly and
Wilcox not only for the free of the theatre. ga :
etc, but also for he aid and advice giver. and 10
the press for bringing the work before the public.
The Spring street Presbyterian Church Will cele-
brate its seventy fifth anniversary on sunday,
| Monday and tuesday of next week. The Rev. A.
! w. IIalsey, the pastor, Will preach on sunday
morning on Spring street. Past and Present"
Sunday-Schoo Jubilee will be held IN the afternoon
and IN the evening DR.. W. Alkman will conduct a
| platform meeting
Colonel George Bliss called on the Mayor yester-
day and asked that the investigation OF the charges
against General Shaler of completely III the pur
said that the Distrlct-Attorney had promised to Try
The case again at early day As possible he
| Mayor named June l. at ii a. m., as the time foi
| the hearing
The stockholders Of the New-York City Marble
Cemetery IN Second-st.. met yesterday at the oiic,
of Anson Baker No 81 Pne-st., and elected the fol
| lowing trustees: Carlisle Norwood. CalIxte llar
vIer, William A. Boyd Henry Day and Ansoi
| Baker. Mr.. Boyd is president of the corporation
| and Mr.. Baker secretary. The trustees Will NEE
| next Monday TO hear the annual report.