New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

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Thu denarture OF the North German Lloyd steam
shin Fulda for Bremen and Southampton, has been
nostponed from yesterday until tomorrow morning.
.mong her passengers viii DO Max Alvary the singer;
Joseph Amsun, Sigmund Fleschef, Joseph Lehman,
q n Meyer Homer McElhany, J. NJ. Meredith, DR..
holman Peck, Dr. p. schaInko and Miss Anna L.
ToeL
Large quantities Of -four have gene abroad this
resk shipped directly from Western Mills.
After behaving like entire memgerie, March
concluded 10 90 out with sheepSh mildnsss.
The cannibals are said to torture victim Zero
c,oosly II they discover that he has made himself
nnnalaable by the habit of smoking. Boy', will you
heed this admonltion against cigarettes
Gamers of salmon want tc make Eastern consumers
M, higher prices for the next pack Sone fancy
Coipmbia River brands have been already contracted
for at 81 so and 81 IS per dozen one pound cans.
Ten thousand dollars year Just for knowing how
10 cook while the average newspaper reporter has to
content himself with one half the amount.
largo audience gathered In Chickerns Hall yestr-
DAY at the monthly meeting of the NewYork Teacher
Association, to hear a Lecture on Russia and the
RomanosS by Charles +. Bolton, Of Cleveland, Ohio
Mr. Bolton took his hearers with him in Imagination
on tour through Russia, giving also short sketches
In passing the famous Cars OF Russia OF the haoS
Of the people and the political problems OF Russia
Jerseyman.s-The difference between the Society
Of the Cincinnati the Society of the Revolution IS
tina same as between the Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion and the Grand Army of tho Republic. 10
entltle one TO a membership in tho first he must be
descendant Of q commissioned officer who served In
the Revolution, willie any one who is descendant
NJ an officer or soldier OF the Revolution may become
member of the Sons Of tho Revolution.
A curious coincidence was noticed yesterday by
some of the party the ferryboat southneld when
had an hoard the Senate Commerce Committee and was
NJ "a
Fridge. At a pier in Brooklyn near the East River
Bridge lay ship having on her stern the name,
sNortb America Boston, Directly opposite at a
NowYork pier lay the South America Boston," while
following directly in the wake of the southfied was
the Pennsylvania Railroad tug America
Flames caused by overh heated stove caused loss
OF 81, 900 yesterday morning in the clothing factory
ofJG H. schattman, at No 494 Broadway Slight
damage was done by water to the stock OF Bieber q
BROTHER dealers in Japanese goods on the first floor
The building owned by the Metropolitan Storage COM
psny, was not injured seriously.
The available stock Of apples IS down to Baldwins
md russets The wholesale range Of prices is SO to
b3 so per barrel; few Northern spys being "a and
H50.
President Bayles OF the Health Department, has
written letter to the Mayor giving information as 10
how citizens should proceed who want dead animals
removed from the streets In of delays, he says,
citizen should go the police station in his precinct
and report where the lies. If the patrolman
On whose beat the nuisance exists has been derelict
be will be held accountable for negligence in falling to
report It, The officer in charge Of the police station
will at once telegraph TO police headquarters from
whence word will be sent to the ohal contractor
Citizens arc advised when they make report at the
police station to mall similar statement to the Health
Department
The receipts for the use Of Croton water by the
Water Register for last week were $27, AGA 40.
The number of licenses issued by the Mayors Mar
shall last week were 2Oo receipts $1,56o rs.
Tomorrow never comes to-day to any one but a re-
porter Of morning paper.
The Alumni Of Hobart College will hold their seventh
annual dinner at Clarlrs on Thursday evening
Clarence s. Seward, president OF the association Will
preside and the Rev. Or. Potter with several MEM
bers Of the faculty will be present.
Robert somervllle for Ortgies & Co., will sell, on
Thursday evening April Is, the private collection Of
modern paintings of the late Edward Rock with adj
dtions from two other collections. Among the art
lists represented Diaz, Bouguereau Lambinet,
Moreau Thomas Moran, Schreyer, Vibert and Meyer
Won Bremen.
Mrs. Viola Gilbert will lecture at Cooper Union at
3 D. NJ to-day on the Relation Of Restitution and
Faith Healing"
The certificate of organization Of the Holland Trust
Company, signed by Bank superintendent Willis S
Paine, filed in the County Clerks office on Satur
day The institution has paid-up cash capital
Of 100000 and hosts OF friends 1t opens its doors
at No. Wall-st., the st. Nicholas Building at 10
O'Clock Monday morning, April ..
Charles B. Lathrop, member Of the Produce E1-
change, and Of Joshua Lathrop of the Board Of
Managers, dropped dead from paralysis of the heart
while dressing at his home in Astoria yesterday.
Any reference yesterday TO the present sent
him OF nightcsp decorated with green ribbons, and
white apron bearing representation of the harp OF
Ireland, quite unsettled the Mayor. He denounced
aluson TO the gift childish" and evidently regarded
It as poor joke.
unique exhibition will begin al the Eden Musee on
April II, when the butterfly collection of Berthod
Neumoegen will be placed view. 1t comprises
over 100000 rare and beautiful specimens Of butterflies
Of every variety OF shape and wealth Of color.
The dinner which will be given by the Royal Arch |
Masons at Morello's in Twenty ninthst., Tuesday,
promises 10 be delightful from the fact that II Will be
the means of bringing the Masons and their families
together In social way Addresses Will be made by
prominent Masons. c C. shayne will preside. DR.. |
r. A. Gum viii be POSTMASTER and there will be
Rotations by Miss Belle stevenson, Mrs Ella Whceer
Wilcox and Marshall F. Wilder, and singing by Miss
Gertrude Marie OBeirne, the Schumann Quartet and
,thers.
Max oRelH will sail for England on April o5. |
James Whitcomb Riley, George W. Gable, Max |
ORe1' and BIZ Aye will appear Chickerng Hall
on Friday afternoon, in testimonial Major Pond,
their manager.
Charles Dickens has already started on his tour TO |
California by way OF Denver and Salt Lake City lie |
will sail for England on June l5.
skrmishers OF the Police Patrol were pcketed yes
terday In small boats, the Britannia anchored
Bedlow's Island When the period of danger has
passed the seventy dirty Italians s on board will be
released and the vessel Will be thoroughly disinfected
James Redpath will be present at the Academy of |
Music this evening, where DR.. McGIynn will speak
on Religion in Politics.
William II. Evarts will meet the members of the
chamber Of Commerce at p. m. to morrow to con-
fer With them In regard to the Ecw-Yurk Harbor
Commission bill