New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
NEX-YORK CITY.


odd and cheap curiosity at 10 cents each. They
too bulky TO be imported proftsbly for ordinary COM
The present offerings were used as chocbs for
freight vessel from Trinidad.
Dr. Cornelius r. Agnew resting much easier
yesterday at his home office after passing quiet
night. Ills condition is still regarded as grave, but
immediate danger is past and it is thought that he
VIII continue TO improve
Noble Mestre & Doubleday, the well known firm
of brokers and bankers in the Mills Building Will dis
solve partnership by mutual consent on April 30.
The final reading in Miss Nellie Kllne's Lenten
series, which was postponed from April because
of her Illness, will be given at her residence, No. 20
East FOrty-seventhst., tomorrow morning, at IL
o'clock. Miss Kline will be assisted by William Rus
s.el Case ami Miss NJ Louise Segur.
Homsn Clark said yesterday that the long inter
view with him published in 4" The Press" on Wednes-
day fan OF inaccuracies and misrepresentation
lie remarked that he had always been an earnest
Republican and supposed that Republican paper
would treat him fairly, but the few words which he
gave TO q reporter If The Press on Tuesday even
ing had been expanded and distorted beyond recognt
ton. He asserted with great emphasis that there
nothing wrong, loose or suspicious In the rela-
tons OF himself and his firm with the Alueduct Com
mission or with the work on the new a1ueduct, and
he heartily welcomed the scverest investigation
The Federal Club will move into new quarters at
Majison-ave and Fifty-ninth hist. on Monday, and on
April % will give reception at which Chauncey NJ.
Depew and John F. PluTAcr will be invited guests
Some sclfmade men can't enjoy their hard-won
wealth They always fell as If they had no business
tholf country seats.
The schedules of Emanuel Salomon and Henry Adler,
pcmpos ng the fru Of N. 4 T. Solomon, importers of
leaf tobacco, at No So Maiden Lane in their as
sjgpment 10 Gustav Solomon, show liabilities
800 322 IS, contingent liabilities Se99, ,495 81, noml
nal assets $279554 1G and actual assets S2O4'49 a.
The petition of Mrs Isabella p. Dorsheimer, widow
of William Dorsheimer, asking that his VIII De ao
mitted to probate filed with Probate CLERK BECK
EFT Yesterday by exSIrOga Rollins She Is the sole
exocutrx Mrs Elizabeth Clifton, of Buffalo, sister
of the testator is the only heir at law. The will is
10 be- fled on April 30.
There has been a general demand for the seats for
Marshall p wilders matinee at Wallack's on Monday
Tic merry little mimic has found purchasers 1or all
The boxes among the long list of his weHknown
patrons In the audience will be seen many we'll
known professionals
A man is sometimes pleased to be thought IN aa
vance of his age-a woman, never
John McKeegan who stabbed Roberto Case with
pen-knife in selfdefence, was tried and acquitted
Yesterday in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer before
Justice Patterson.
Henry c. Banc. we'll known as the president OF the
Uoboken Tuile Club died yesterday from consump-
tiou at the home of his mother, NO 81 Greeh"lch-
ave He was a young Of remarkable social quar-
ltios and acquired wonderful degree OF popularity
In politics he a strong Repubncah.
Mrs. Lucy Wharton Drexel widow of Joseph W.
1rcxel the banker and William J. ATkell qualified
Yesterday as executors of Mr. DreNePs Will, and iet-
tors testamentary wore issued to them.
An excellent entertainment was given by the North
sjde Republican Club at their rooms on Third ave.,
near Onehundrcd and forty -second-st., last night
In t.ehp
Der not to forget anything.
~Two bites of a cherry" loses all Its satire when
YOU see some OF the mammoth" variety California is
introducing.
The Lake Hopstcong Hotel Company, the Hotel
Rresun villa Company and the Lake Hopatcong Steam
boat aud Trans sportaton Company were consolidated
Yesterday into tho Hotel Breslin Land and Improve
ment Company.
The new building for the Chemical National Bank
is now finished and connection made Win the Broad
v,v banking ROOM The officers of the bank de-
cidcd TO have large and strong vault ana were Will
ing TO pay for the best work. After careful exami-
nation the contract was awarded to Herring q Co..
upop their specifications which described material ana
improvements not found In others. The vault Is on
two floors One entrace is IN the banking room anu
the other is in the basement under It, Each OF these
has two massive steel doors eight inches thicX ana
weighing over ten tons each Inside of the vault are
fvelve safes which afford additional protection.
Frederick Dervehat, portrait painter age eighty
eountted suicide by siopt ng yesterday, at his hom
Al One hund red ard -fourteenth,st and Tenthave
In the statement published yesterday relative 10 tns
,rros, NJ homes E. Hamel a ship broker on the Proa
nee Exchange, II charged that he was lh'oAi
Gated Ills friends oD the Exchange were lhulshaii
at this especially as IT is known that Mr hanlei -
an exemplary character has never oruhh or0P
,,ouor I'm his life and has been prominent IN the SUI
md ,.o IempialS
lie IS also prominent Free Mason'
The snring melting Of the New-York and BrooRly
Association of Congreg ational ChuIches was hea yes
to-day afternoon and evening at the Cen'rsi
gational Church. At the afternoon sess'oh 'no NC
DR.. J. G. Roberts presided and papers were leau y
the Revs DR.. Lymaa Abbott and H. sieeir'"a
Tho papers were followed by discussions Al III
evening the Rev. Dr. X. 3. Macarthur spoAo "
sChrlstianty and Three Living Issues
The body OF Frederick C. Ackley which was foun'
In the North River on Wednesday and taken 10 'h'
Morgue has been fully identified by his relatives
x.s thought from The condition Of The body that
could not have been in the water than two weeks
II showed no certain marks Of violence, as suct
hrpses as there could be readily attributed
contact with piers, vessels or noating ice.
Dr william A. Hammond, the we'll known physi
.,., t.s been suffering for several weeks from BLOOD
,osoning which produced large abscess on the Ief
s.de NJ his neck. The abress was lanced Monda,
nv Or Robert Abbe DR.. Hammond is rapidly re
oov.rtng and expects TO resume his practice mex
wcez
The ranm.ny Committee on Organization decides
,.s, .ven,ng to send delegation Of only $50 to tn
national Convention at St Louis.
The sophosl, res of the School Of Mines Of colunbi
College have elected the following editors for Tn
Miner for 1859: W. II. Wooden, J. NJ. Hewlett, s.
Andrews, ir, G. J. Hicks, II. H. Connel, @. A. Fe
ruson and W. NJ Whitfield. The sophomores Of th
School OF Arts Will elect the editors for the mex
"Columbiad" to-tay.
The 6ist Regiment, New-York Volunteers Associi
t,on held special meeting at No 404 sixth-ave las
night TO make arrangements for the dedication
their monument ut Gettysburg General Francis {
Barlow presided. Those who intend to be preser