New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-08

.I,Sa,s and Hudson Canal Company stockholders Coal
ana Iron Exchange Building. neon
Pilot and Police Commlss!oners meeting~
NETWORK CITY
Thu Quarantine Commissioners have decided that
III incoming ships with smallpox on board must DO
ietsined for fourteen days, the legal limit OF nmo
rhe steamship Bohemia which arrived at Quarantine
an AnrI % with several of smallpox still re-
mains at Quarantine, and her passengers VIII not DO
landed until Friday.
The United States Business Directory llate zelIs)
has appeared for this year. 1t Is pnpnshed al No
Is puane-st by the American Directory Publishing
Company, and tho price is $40. The volume is
fargo ono giving the names and addresses OF the lead
ing firms and dealers In every variety Of business IN
host Of cities towns and hsmets in every State and
Territory Of the Union.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the board OF
managers OF the Coffee Exchange yesterday, samuel
sondoheimer and @. Kennedy Hamilton, IT., were
elected members OF the Exchange
The Gescheidt Fellows reference case continued
yesterday before Referee Davenport, but no facts OF
interest were developed. The hearing was fixed for
D. m for tho convenience of Colonel Fellows, but
he did not appear.
The annual meeting of the vault owners OF the Now
York City Marble Cemetery for the election OF trustees
for the ensuing year was held at the once OF the
secretary, Arson Baker, at No. II Cedar-st yester-
day. The following trustees were elected Carlisle
and Arson BaRcr.
Tho management of the Eden Musec hsvo secured
Professor Hertl tho champion European fenocr, and
his company Of nine Viennese lady pupils for short
season. which will open on Thursday ana continue
every afternoon and evening thereafter The troupe
have created social interest In this brilliant exercise
Erdelyi Naczi and his Hungarian orchestra VIII rem
der appropriate music at each exhibition
The first work on the subways for this season was
done yesterday in Soonest.
Patches Of grass have sprouted amid the ruins Of tho
big furniture factory at Lexington;ave and Forty
socond-st., destroyed by fire In March
The next chapter night OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Club at its club house. No. 435 Fifth-ave, VIII be
given in honor of tho NJ Chapter connected with tho
College of the City Of New-York
P. Lsnk the wins merchant at No 175 Duane-st,
who failed April o. net president of the Lenk
Vino Company, of Toledo. Ohio, rs was generally re-
ported. Carl Lenk has boon president and manager
for many years.
At the entertainment to be given at the Grand Opera
House Hall ON May %. by William G. Mitchell Post,
No. $50, q. A. R., Miss Carl0tta Pinner Thomas J.
Ellison the humorst and others will assist 1t will DO
for the benefit Of the relief fund of tho Post.
The ArchdIocesan Union Of Catholic Young Mems
societies will meet tomorrow evening In Cathedral
Hail. No. III East Ffieths to elect delegates to tho
National Convention in Cincinnati on June d and z.
was carrying live rat by string tied to its tail fol-
lowed by the usual small boy who yelled Rats " with
HendIsh delight. What with the rat and the small
boys many old ladies and pretty shop girls were moro
less frightened but the carrying OF the rat by the
tail ultimately excited their sympathy.
The total packages Of butter cheese and oggs held In
New.York City May l, 1888, compiled BY the New
York Mercantile Exchange, were Butter, 1856;
cheese, 10l06; eggs, 1898.
Arthur O'Leary the former cashier for the Indiana
Paint and Rubber Company, who covered up his heits
from tho company by false entries, sent to the
E1mira Rcformatory yesterday by Recorder smyth on
plea of guilty Of forgery in the third degree
At the Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal Church In
Twenty scventh-st. the funeral of Christopher Pull
man was conducted by the Rev. NJ. Y Bovard.
number Of prominent Republican politicians were
present. and the Grand Army of the Republic was well
represented.
Tho reception of Company b, 7th Regiment, at tho
armory last evening attended by numerous friends
of this popular command who pronounced 1t most
erjoyabl affair Talented members of the company
labored successfully TO mako the occasion pleasant
one
At Jefferson Market Court yesterday Francis J.. O.
Ferris and James S. Cowlln, Charged by Mrs Adelaide
Z. Johnston with having dofrauded her and other
creditors of 100000 held In 81 900 ball each
Justice Patterson decided that tho affidavit Of tho
prosecution was worthless, and another will be sub
sttuted Ferris was able to secure ball
The senior classes Of the schools Of Arts Mines and
Law Of Columbia College were photographed at tho
college yesterday. Professor Theodore ". Dwight
the warden of the Law school, sat with the law
students.
BRooKLYN.
The Brooklyn Home for Consumptvcs Is founded