New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

Customs Inspectors seized 100 pairs Of gloves and
o3e SILK necktles, concealed in the baggage Of IN
Ernest Wagner, passenger from Antwerp by the Red
Star steamer Noordland, yesterday.
Tho White Star steamer Arabic has been chartered
by the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company for
two years 10 replace the San Pablo, which ashore
a few weoks ago on Turnabout Island, In Formosa
Straits she Will make her first trip from Hong Kong
10 San Francisco July TO-
More than 400 immigrants landed yesterday at
Castle Garden
Tho first session Of the Friends Phanthropic Union
was held yesterday at the meeting house. Delegates
verc present from similar bodies in Baltimore Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio.
Corporation Attorney BOYD paid to the Controller
yesterday Sal 81, penalties collected in May for
violations Of city ordinances.
About forty children Of Sunday school Of Pilgrim
Congregational Church gave a cantata called Grand
pa's Birthday last nisht There were also some
tablcaus representing tho twelve months
r. NJ Montgomery was yesterday appointed Deputy
Chamberlain and sworn In by tho Mayor. Mr..
Montgomery has been clerk the City chamberain's
Office for a number Of years and succeeds ". W.
Lsdd, resigned.
Chief Gooderson, OF the 9th Battalion of the Fire
Department, has been relieved from his heavier
duties Of his hcath and will report to Chief
Shay to be assigned to lighter work.
The Harvard and Princeton baseball mines play the
final game with each other to-day at Cambridge.
The forty eight hfgh-bred Spanish jacks which ar
rived this week the steamship La Champagne
have been sent to their destinations In the mountains
of Tennessee.
Charles Dayton presented two handsome flags to
the primary pupils OF School No. 81 In East One
hundred and ifteen tn st. yesterday.
To. D,,1~
Club, is protectionst~
The celebration Of the bicentennal Of the Catholic.
Knights of America Will be held 10 this city on June T.
The 2Osth anniversary Of tho foundation by Dc La
Sale of the first Of the Christian Brothers schools
will be celebrated in this city June %.
The Rev. Robert Fulton S. j., who has recently
turned from visit TO Ireland has presented to st.
Francis Xavlcrs College the autograph copy of Sir
stephen De Vere's translation of the odo Qualem
Ministrum.
Tho office OF the central agent of the Charity
Organization Society, No. 81 University place, Will
be closed In the evening and on Sundays and legal
holidays until further notice.
The Executive Committee Of the woollen Trade
Association met yesterday at the Merchants Club
In Lconardst and discussed rules for regulating
tho manufacture and sale Of worstcds. One Of the
principal aims of the association Is TO regulate CON-
the trade throughout the country.
The Rev. DR.. William S. Langford, chairman OF the
American Committee Of the Worlds Missionary Con-
ference which meets In London on June o. will sail
on the AuranIa to-day TO attend the Conference
Arnold, Constable & Co. and d. Altman & Co. will
close their stores on Saturdays at noon during the
sumner, beginning to-day.
The effect, Of the Cosmopolitan Magazine Company
at No 90 Park Row, were sold BY Deputy Sheriff
kaufman yesterday on execution of judgment for
81 e76 in favor Of he National Advertising Sign Com
pany. The sale, II is said realized about 300
The Manhattan Athletic Club last night gave IT'S
European team a reception. The team will sail for
England to-day on the Aurania
Drs G. f. Steel and William Gordon, who have |
been the house physicians at the New-York Hospital
for months, left the hospital yesterday morning |
Their successors arc Drs. Edward Wight Clark and |
Ellsworth Elliott jr. The ambulance surgeons are |
DIS. william Hutchinson Merrill and Clarence W. |
Sheldon