New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
NEw-YORK CITY.

\ resolution was adopicd Dy INC Afucrih'n yo9'oA
day. directing that noselcss pavement DO laid IN
Thirty -Gfh-st from Flfh-avc. TO point 80 feet
west This Will take in the Immediate front OF inc
Ncw-York Clubs club house.
a petition Of residents Of West End-ave was re-
Gently sent TO the Aldermen asking permission 10 Duid
cnfoot railing from the houscllne OF the avenue
the space fenced in to be used for couryards Ihe
petition was referred to the Committee on Public
Works. which yesterday reported In favor OF granting
the request. The report was laid over.
The French copper syndicate perhaps took in good
many folks but the American "coppcrs' Indicate they
can take in a good many, TOO.
whIskcy shows on the countcnance OF a man, and
soda water can also be detected by the izz.
The now club rooms of the woollcn Goods Associa
ton al Nos. G5 and 81 Lconardst, were opened yes
terday and were greatly admired by the members Tho
association Is wealthy one, and it has not spared
expense in furnishing its habitation.
The laundry business is almost the only one that
Is now booming. 1t is not influenced by Democratic
Administration.
The pastors of the Reformed Church yesterday lis
tcncd TO paper on The Principle of ExpedIcncy,"
read by the Rev. George seibeIt.
Wall street money changers say the call for foreign
currency by summer tourists is unprecedented TIL"
year.
The most natural OF the now mechanical toys Is tho
one representing a fight between two ncwsboys. The
uchirs spar ard duck their heads in approved scientific
fashion.
The Price of tennis netting has gone up since the
rush for campaign banners has set In.
Ex.Abcrman Finck was at the Dlsrict-Attorney
Office yesterday with ono 81 his bondsmea' fo'er
scbacGcr OF No. 90 Secondave. The hondsman ha1
sold house and LOT which he had given as security
IN tbe bond and the house at No 00G Lcxingon-ave
was substituted for it.
Some summer hotels have found It profitable to
send out the seasons circulars on tho newest ana
most elaborate notions in ia hionabo stationery.
Where there Is not much choice, litilc thing Will
make up woman's mind
The female cyclcs of Brooklyn, over 200 In num-
ber talk of forming vhcclwomans club OF their own
Recorder smyh yesterday appointed George II.
Moore the librarian of the Lcnox Library, as foreman
of the July Grand Jury There arc over FIFTY prls
oners I'm the Tombs awaiting the action OF tho Grand
jury. An adjournment taken until Thurs day.
William T. Lowell. age thirty, who formerly was a
clerk in the employ Of the Prison Association, pur
chased half an OF laudanum yesterday and drank
It in a glass of beer lie was taken to ST. |inccnts
Hospital and will probably recover.
The motion for a new trial which was made In the
case of Daniel Lyons who is under sentence TO be
harged on August II, will be renewed in few days
before Recorder Smyth.
Robert Hail. a son OF the Rev. DR.. John Hail. has
bcen apponcd acting assistant professor OF chemistry
in the University of tho City of Ncw-York Professor
Hall is graduate of Princeton College and OF TIC
School OF Mines OF Columbia College, and Is practca
chemist of several years standing In appearance he
IS strikingly Ike his father, tho chancellor OF the uni
vcIsty.
Tho steamship Louisiana arrived at this port from
Orleans Yesterday 1t was reported that the ship
made Earncgat Light at o'clock yesterday morning.
and that soon after the light went out for ten minutes
and then showed dim and cratic
Tho Board of Managers of the Produce Exchange
has called forth the Indignation Of members by
issuing an order which strictly prohibits smoking on
the floor
In juno 52.1sG immigrants landed at this port' an
increase Of 5,G21 over June, 1857
Henry r. Knccland chairman Of the Grain Com
mitcc of the Produce Exchange, yesterday announced
TO the members the first call that no trading on Tho
curb Will be allowed after the closing OF the Exchange
business at 10 p. M
Charges have been made against Dooiman Brady
Of the Church street Police Station, who was In charge
NJ tbc cell from which George Rende the swindler,
escaped last week
The steamer Mary Powell mahcs daily excursions
Sunday excepted to West Point giving from ono to
two hours TO sec the parade Tho boat leaves Vesty-
ST. at 3 10 and West Twenty sccon1st. at J 80 p H.
Passengers return on the West Shore roai'
Arrangements made yesterday for the irsfalla-
ton on september of the Rev. o. H. Waser In the
Reformed Church of jamaica Mr. Halscr was ior
merly pastor Of the Prospect Hill Reformed Church
in this city. Dr. Van Eyck, president of the North
Long Island Chassis, was appointed chairman oil the
Installation services
Two hundred choir boys Of st. Johns, st. Paurs
and Trinity churches went their annual excursion
Yesterday TO Oriental Grove
The Italian Immigrants who arrived recently In this
country are In great distress owing TO lack OF work.
and subscriptions are solicited by H. Mario, OF NO "a
Statest.
The buildings Nos 81 so and Oh Corflandt-st,
Nos 100 to 1l3 Wcsst., and Nos. 164 ana loo wash
Ington-st have been sold by the executor OF Francis
b. Wallace to william L. Iubbell for $323,00o
The North German Lloyd steamer Fulda has COM
pctcd her orc hundredth trip the Atlantic, ana
yesterday there reception on board at her DOCK
in Hobokcn. A number Of prominent steamship
people were in attendance.
"Reader"-It Is not against the law for man to
work on Saturday afternoon.
Postmaster Pearson has gone to Gettysburg 70 Wit
ness the celebration commemorative OF the battle and
he Will not return until after the Fourth OF july Tho
lctcrcarriers will consequently miss him from the IN
tercsted SPECTATORS of their parade tomorrow