New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-22
NETWORK CITY.

Yesterdays sensation was day OF sunshine.
The most interesting show in town viii soon re-
open-thc glttering procession of fashionable people
and faultlcss turn-outS in. Central Park.
HOLSTERS are becoming smaller and scarcer yearly
IN the waters here. close season is recon-
mended by many dealers.
The gypsy style of setting precious stones is
gaining steadily in public favor owing TO the case
with which tight fitting gloves are drawn over rings
II the jewel is sunk in the gold.
The case with which railroad get lost in this
big country makes 1t necessary for roads 10 employ
regular corps of carseachers or tracers whose sole
duty is to follow missing and have them returned
In all Catholic churches on September 80 all the
masses Will be celebrated on All Souls Day. and
the principal mass in each church will be celebrated
with all possible solemnity.
Arnold Constable & Co. and B. Altman Co. will
close their stores on SATURDAYS at noon until October l.
In Temple Mount Sinai Rabbi Browne will deliver
a eulogy today upon Rabbi Isdor, Grand Rabbn Of
France. who died on Thursday
Forty-fve candidates were examined yesterday at
the Board of Education for positions teach
in the public schools.
r. r. Mccartney, delegate to the Worlds Conference
at Stockholm, will speak to young men tomorrow at
80 p. M, at Association Hall, in East 1wentyt
st.
There were Q, 794 Immigrants landed al Castle Gar
June.
The thirty-frst anniversary of the Fultonst. daily
MONDAY prayermeetng will be held in the chapel
Monday at noon.
Princeton College champion lacrosse team will meet
that Of the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club the grounds Of
the New-Jorsey Athletic Club to-day, for the first
time this The ball will be faced at p. m.
Persons driving in the Sevcnth-ave. boulevard ad-
nilc the beautiful garden that extends from Onehun
drcd- and twenty ffthst. northward for an entire
block
The front of Lyric Hall, in Sixth ave-. opposite
Bryant Park presents peculiarly notified appear
snce half of the wall being and the other half
The remains of the recent fire.
Miss Hope Glenn, of London, Is now at the st.
Cloud Hotel. Miss Glenn Will be remembered as APP
pearng in America with Christine Nilsson and since
then has appeared in concerts in London and on the
Continent. She is engaged at the Worcester Festival
leading contralto. and will probably visit the prin
cipa cities of America in concert before returning to
fill her engag ements for the next London season.
]. f. Olsen, young Danish architect, came TO this
city from Copenhagen three months ago and disap
peared. Several letters addressed to him at the
Danish consulate in this city remain unclaimed, and
his relatives in Copenhagen who wealthy and
hold high positions in society, have set inquiries
foot without result.
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association of this
city met last night al the stevens house WIN feter
McQuadc in the chair. The following officers were
elected: W. G. Ross, president; John Keresey, first
vice president Justice Oesterlen, second vicepres-
dent: William A. Tyler, treasurer; Fred. Boegler
secretary; James P. Smith, assistant secretary.
Peter McQuadc, Richard Hunts, James Loucheim, Max
d. stern and Louis Stcinhardt, trustees.
Augustus W. Heckler yesterday received silver
medal from the Treasury Department in recognition
OF his saving Robert Morris and Miss Brdener, of Bal
fmorc, from drowning at Long Branch on August IL,
1885.