New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21
Nrw.yogK CITY.

thirty secorGrst and Harlem River
NETWORK CITY.
The Zion Conference continued yesterday a. inc
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Cnurch' III niooAo
a. Bishop Hood presided and preached sermon.
T., IN. evening a reception held in the chuicn py
the members of the congregation.
Teams rcpresenting the Barnard Collegiate, inc
perkelev and the Columbia Grammar Schools Oh TINS
city and the Adelph and Polytechnic acaoonios' -
BROOKLYN will have tug Of war In the iouns Won
christian Association Hall, Brooklyn, az y III y"
day.
On the steamer Santiago, from the bananas yes,er-
aay were: MaiorCeneral Sir Charles fearson' " .~o
prtsh ARMY: the. Rev. r. Dunlap, and j. s. Andrews
and wife from Nassau; and DR.. HAWKES. LII e'''Ae'
ana John H. Bliss, from Cienfuegos
TIL. failure of I. Daniels, flour broker, was posted
an Che produce Exchange yesterday. The amour.
involved is small and it is expected MI Damois VIII
resume within a few days.
r. O. Dun & Co.'s review OF trade LOT inc "eoA
,nd,nr to-day reports the following business laui
In the United States, 1T Canada, 49, 'o,a VI ~
az compared with goo the week previous IL iS ho'eu
h, the failures in Canada are becoming less numerous
The steamer Atlas, which arrived hero yesterday
from sacandIa reported that she sighted steamer
IN Wednesday I'm latitude 32S o., Longitude "a 20 ,
with three red lights burning, ioo"""e
machinery was disabled
The Dock Board yesterday, in executive session.
,aonted resolutions renting pier No. 80 10 the ouion
steamship Company, at S31 500 yearly Inc ao"on
was taken in accordance with the Recommendation Vi
the Sinking Fund Commissioners, advising the ieaSe W
be fixed for ten years at this rate.
A meeting of worlingmen was held yesterday after-
noon at Chambers aid Centre ss., to urge inc ii-
.a,a.. onenno NJ the Subway work. 1t was declded
h annoint n committee of eight 10 call on the mayor
and the Department of Public Works to-day 10 urge
the beginning Of the work.
The Associate Alumni Of the College OF the Ci'y OF
Eew-Yorh with the cooperation OF the facui'y anu
trustees will give reception at the coege OH heA'
Friday evening. The new laboratories and WORKSHOPS
The museum and the drawing room hall VIII 90 open
for inspection Extra invitations and tickets Tor the
receptlon may be obtained at the college, or nom
Charles E. Lydecker No 100 Broadway
Dr. D. X. Dodge. of Columbia College, will deliver
lecture this morning upon The Manners and Gus
IONS of the NORTH in the Law School Building
The old women who we're injured at the fro IN
Harley's rag shop, in East Third'st on inurSoAy'
were said to be recovering in Bellevue Hospital yes
terday.
On Thursday afternoon the Hell Gate electric nght
tower was sold at Government auction 10 westminster
Abbey, a weLknown business man of this city, ior
.,os About two wears ago the tower was erected
at a cost of $14,5o0
The Trow City Directory Company has Just pub
lIsbed the forty first volume of Wilson's Business III
rectory of NewYork City. The book is complete as "
matter and compact In FORM and contains guide 10
tbe principal points of interest in the city for bush
ness man.
Theodore wores, a young American artist VINO mas
inst returned from Japan, will give private view
TODAY at No. o26 Fifth.ave. Of bis paintings OF
Japanese subjects One collection will be on pubic
exhibition from April % to May g.
Charles Herald, leader OF the Cooper Union meet
lnrs Will speak to young men In Association Han
tomorrow at 8 80 p. m. Good singing corhe. anu
organ accompaniment. Young men arc 0oIuiaiS
invited.
The hotel men have made up list OF proclpal news
napers I'm each city, to which they propose to CONNIE
their hotel advertising The plan is fully sci iortn III
aTbe New-York Hotel Register their ofbciaI paper
and offers the widest publicity at the smallest Cost
BROOKLYN.
Tho fnneral of Colonel John H. Bergen took place yes
ter5av In St PauPs Church, Flatbush meeting OF ue
members of the bar Of Brooklyn VIII DO heAu 'iiiS
afternoon to take appropriate acuon'
An experimental trip with new motor, opera'ou
lth nanbtba gas was made on Thursday on the Brooh
lyn Annex Railroad In the Twenty sixth ward nun''
Der of public officials took the trip.
Tn the suit OF Mrs. Margaret Williams, to recover
damages from the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad company
for the injury caused the rental value OF sAteeh
tbree.story brownsone houses In Grandave, between
DeKslb and willoughby ayes, verdct iof So'''o
was awarded yesterday She claimed $23,ooo.
Henry Clark, a cornet player, of No. 552 Quincyst'
was on trial yesterday for assault In the third degree
on May Mousley, age eight, OF NO. 4oO ouncy'sI
when tho child's evidence had been heard the COM
n,ant against Clark was changed TO charge a
more serious crime. His victim was playmate OF his
two little girls.