New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-17
NETWORK CITY

Tho scblIet a Field Company, manufacturing let'er
flies and Office specIaties at Rochester, NJ " Whose
yewYork headquarters has been until recently a.
M 90 park Row, has called meeting of creditors
for NAV %. The management may De reorgai"@'u-
The Wells. Fargo Is Co.'s special express line be-
-oor ,be Atlantic and Pacific and to Mexico Is now
oren Tho principal New-York Office will be removed
to No. SO Broadway on May Il.
Constant reader-The Prince Of Wales first visited
this country in July, 1861 The Duke Alexis maoo
his first visit here In 1872
There were oe12 immigrants landed at Castle Garden
yesterday.
Miss Julia S. BRYANT daughter Of William Cullen
Rrvant. who went abroad after her fathers DEAN
and has remained in Europe since, returned oy 'io
French line of steamers Sunday and has taken up
summer quarters at the Cambridge
Dr. George F. shrady said last night In regard 10
the condition of DR. d. W. Bliss, of Washington. who
came TO New-York to consult him on Tuesday, that
although DR.. Bliss is sick mali, no dangerous
svmptoms have as yet manifested themselves, ana
there ,s hone of his ultimate recovery He IS suter-
Ing from occasional paroxysms OF difficult breathing
which are associated with all Irregular action oi '"o
heart At present he is in comfortable cohdl'loh'
and DR. shrady hopes that he VIII be tiled over MS
present difficulty
Professor w. r. Ware delivered an interesting lecture
upon Germany and England last evening, IN 'ho
Library Building of Columbia College
Tho Steamer City of Alexandria from Havana and
Mexico brlght the largest cargo to this port yester-
day that has been sent any one vessel Tho prin-
cpal things we're 3O41 barrels OF pncapplcs, $500
bags of sugar hemp and tobacco Her ffy-one
passengers mostly women, paid special compliment
to Captain Deaken as they left the vessel by salunS
him as he stood on the bridge.
Collector Maxone yesterday promoted T. b. Nc
LaughIin nqudatOr, from 81 500 TO $1,000, IN the
place Of Lquldator Cauldwell, who was discharged
few weeks ago.
The ordinations at st. Joseph's Seminary, Troy
will take place on Saturday May 90 For this arch
diocese two priests will be ordained tho Rev. Mcssrs
John F. shaughnessy and Auguste NJ Pellinex.
II was said yesterday at the home Of Henry W.
Rowland that he had quite recovered and that nothing
more would be said in regard TO his disappearance
last Saturday and his return home Tuesday.
Hugh A. Curtin of No. 60 Duane-st., has issued a
business directory of 222 pages, embracing the cities
of York, Brooklyn and Newark 1t is in compact
form, neatly printed, and has been copyrighted
The old United Presbyterian Church in Janest.,
which has for year two been the headquarters OF
the Salvation Army, is being torn down to make way
for row of fats.
The tenth annual meeting of the InterscholastIc
Athletic Association will be held at the Manhattan
Athletic Grounds tomorrow.
Special evangcllstlc services being held this
week in Memorial Chapel, at Avenue and Elghthst.,
Of which the Rev. F. n. Rutan is pastor Thh, even
ing the Rev. Charles +. Herring, OF the East Harlem
Presbyterian Church, Will preach Vine and Branch
esq
The Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday allowed
ten days additional time to o'Brien Clark, Heman
Clark, and Brown, Howard & Co., their contracts,
and six months more to Contractors John Bnunton 81
Co. and Smith & Brown.
Francis p Mcmahon, a private detective, Of No.
243 West Tenth-st held In $1,000 bail yesterday
at jefferson Market for firing two shots on Tuesday
night at James Barker Of No. 312 West Twenty-sxh-
ST., the Of the Tammany politician.
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Church will be
held in the Metropolitan Opera House Tomorrow even
Ing, which Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes will preside.
City evangelzatlon Will be prominent feature Of the
occasion