New-York tribune., 1886-04-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

The first blue fish were in market on Friday and
brought 20 cents pound
The first hot house peaches have appeared They
sell at so cents eachat which price they are neg
lected by bie-bakers.
The members of the Old Guard will celebrate the
sxtieth anniversary of that ancient and honorable
body in their armOry on Wednesday next
"Subscrber, Iittsbure"- Ieither is the largest
corporation in the world. There dozens much
larger-the Pennsylvania Railroad for one.
bucket fell in shaft No. 20 of the new aqueduct
yesterday and barely missed killing JOhn Lyncn,
one of the miners.
The twentieth annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic was adjourned early yester-
day.
A fair is to be held by the Association Of Luther
ans and their friends al Parepa Hail. Eightysxth-
st. ami Third-ave. from Monday until May s.
Charleston strawber are exceptionally fine
tins season Virginia promises TO io,iPw iH o wlth
excellent fruit The , warm YARN, weather Will check
At the Eden Musee Easter presents Will be dis
tributed to children at the matinees this week The
Prince Lichtensteln's Hungarian GYPSY Band Will
remain till the end OF the season.
James w. Husted, Speaker of tho Assembly, will
address the Manhattan Branch % Of the te IRISH Hs1
National League IN Brev0ort Hail. NO. 100 East
Fifty y-fOurth-st., Tomorrow evening
An overheated boiler started fire in the five
story iron front binding, No. % Union Square,
| Yesterday and Engine Company No. Is went on
still alarm to extingush it. The damage was less
| than $500.
| In the University Place Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening the last of series of temperance
Institutes Will Be held One Of the speakers is Dr.
A. II. Smith, who will discuss " The Effects OF Al
| cohol IN Producing Disease"
Some retail butchers are still holding to the adj
| vance caused by or attributed to the Western
strike. This is unreasonable. as the supply OF
stock Is now uninterrupted and wholesale rates do
| not warrant better figures than were ruling pre-
vious to the railroad trouble
A Maiden Lanc firm has received the contract for
supplying the National Steamship Line with wave
| lubrcating oil for use their vessels in heavy
weather. II is mineral OIL having low, cold test,
with fish Oil which has comparatively high test,
making an oleaglnous fluid which coagulates at a
much lower temperature than fish oil, and will be
| as eficacious in breaking down heavy seas coming
| At the performance of the Amateur Comedy Club
on April 27 and 2s for the benefit Of the New,York
| Exchange for Women's Work the comedies Cup
| of lea " and Withered Leaves" Will be present
ed Tickets may be had for each OF the evenings at
| the Exchange, No 329 Fifth-ave or at BrentanO's
| OF Tyson's. This will be the last performance of
| the club for this season.
BROOKLYN.
The chimes of st. AIMS Episcopal Church on the
Heights will be rung at 10 a. m tomorrow. Easter
me iodies will form the programme
The Home for Consumptvcs will receive 5000 the net
OF the fair hsd by the pupils OF Miss Whit
combs seminary last saturday
Tho annual entertainment by St Francis's College
M an ON ON Monasy evenings Nay Proeeeds for
st. Francss Monastery.
The portrait of ex Mayor Low ordered after his
! mon Council Chamber in company with those OF his
predecessors
Mayor Whitney will approve the Aldermen's resolution
providing for the REMEMBERING Of the streets in the East
District whose names we're chang d o few months
ago The numbers will run from north to south.
Thomas Lswrie will play tomorrow, beginning at 10
q H. tho following selections especially arranged for
the chimes OF st. AIMS Church by Alfred ID. Crook
Easter Carol" Hail. Bright Easter Morn" ANGELS
Ever Bright and Fair" Z" Know that My Redeemer
Lveth."" Halielujah Chorus.
Thomas McG0wan. workman. who fatally injured
on Thursday by falling kettle OF scaldpg water In
escape from the factory of j. Casey
Commerce aud Richards sts. where O kettle OF boiling
pitch and rosin exploded died yesterday at st. Peters
Hospital.
Cornelius Cozipe, the only candidate who passed the
Civil examination for the place, has been APP
| pointed keeper Of the Municipal Building to succeed
Michael Simmons, q removed Republican. Cozine will
not live the building and take personal care Of IT,
his predecessor did. but will delegate bis dutes TO
Watchman Lawer, who will act assistant keeper.
The new Arrangement cOmpsls Night Watchnan Moore
to remain duty sixteen hours day instead Of eight
as formerly.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF A CHURCH
The corner stone of the First German Evan
gecal Church In Thirty hfthst near Seventhaye was
yesterday in the presence OF 200 spectators Bshop
Thomas Bowman. Of Allentown. Penn, ofoiated, as
sisted by the Rev. j. stetEer OF Brooklyn, and the Rev.
J. Chaser of Newark After the sermon by Bishop Bow
copies Of the church record books papers and Pc