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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
OUTGOING STEAKER&
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PORT OF NEw.yoRR. .EKrDAY, AAGoH 30. 1859
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw.yoRR. .ERTDAY, MARCH 30. 1859
ARRIVED
esss ss sSS :s i si 70 :sa,
Arrived a. the bar a. Gil am.
ana $50 passcnssEs C ta5o6 Edys Atvs Il ne Ssr
steamer wssssea Bremen Mss g s:ss
A ssss q fTS S Fss e sosi.e
Mar WITH mdse % Punch EdJs Co Arrived ~ ne Bar a.
sasr IAppa.as crOws qsiys.sSa s,Es via Key West
Steamer Ysmssee kesTss Fsrnsndna Charleston
steamer Wilmington. Nc Win midas and
Steamer city d elOeesser Young, West Point Va N1th
rndss 10 old Dominion Sc Co
sSs1Sss g @ bo%aS Sss e
Steamer Brune lewis Baltimore with mdSe % nc Fos
Steamer ELEANOR Bsanstt Portland with nessto Horato
snip Asa rl Hilton Calcutta Inc dayS With mdse to
RsI Hs vessel e sne nov, ssSasrs oJsusrro FEB g. win
ndss % ORDER Tesss Boyd HncEaR. AnsAsr'd at San
sr Mimi GER, Meyer Paaaag oot CAPE I'm J9 IS
"i aarf T TSoSss ksoT 5r T1spsou antwerp 81 days
win Ass 2 order yss1s 2 Sss Esys 30 a,y with sugar
ana pssssnasr e Ar%sr1Rg . asv. with ausar
% syss FaI aIsE s Go "a % a
aTis zsaka g5I BaeE ss.sasa1 y days WIN sugar %
Bag Acadia MORRILL, csntassos ~ days win nOlasses to
ys FssudTah IN sais ATSesj1 Dec 10 Bslas Y dAys
w 1psss g s a5ss ss ssgs SoS % s with ss
10 Fint q 90; vessei 70 n W Loud & Co.
Sem EeSsss fssw s SsSSG e NsI
hd sST as9 aSsSsSa F sss
sJNsET-As sandy KooE wind moderate swI hasy. AZ
oitS Isiaaa. VIVA iresh. saw cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer EtrunA Rg Walker, Liverpool via ousens'oWn
steamer Indiana Bosss LvsrpoO via ouesnatOHn-P'tsr
T stsssr 1eaandrs ORB LAIRD 1cs
Steamer DsvORa Bfi Craig. aiHsCow va AOvis Hender
'G stsasr Ems ,esr Junsah via sOatAAmptsaoe
rs steamer vssudA tpsch Bou ROttoras Eays
s.ss@ d Bfssa r de SoSssan rcrssG
steamer cydoala hr wlnspeaI IAseen = seaeer
sssainer Afbcs SBrl Low, KinKseu PIN, EorSocd GO
Steamer HoaayatA Brl Andsraon. MAyAsues and Ponce
Steamer oi HoSSo ts BrowuHsg. Belize Kingston 49,
w sssaI6sr AIcitiS tOr Asaassa Edge
steamer SS rOquos Ksmble Jacksonville via Charleston WIN
ssSsgs Sy Of an knsoas wilder Royal FER
Snip PytSamsns {Rr, Archsr, caleutrschaa sumner
s SS 81 Julien tBr King HOae Kous and AOys " Par.
EY ss z o Alice Nor olsen Tubor pencarsssp Boa
BARK shathay tBrh UrqahArl = srAce oo'
asa cherbon for RAngoou; Raider. Baraeoa Bouayis.
"a Rs Ciy @ SEC 4nsSSl0 EernAnpnA eqaei'
shps Wa conaOf ior sydney Nswi RsfOsOssA steisn
s'sssiuh ahrsaS onO Tor stOckhom caasn Hoo T
hops, Ethel Portland.
Al.o sasi--via Long Island souna Annis~ Mar
.Seii FOR Buenos Ayres. Carrier Dove 81 jon ~ B.
THE MovEM ENrs or spEAMeRA
FoRESGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Mar 9g.-Aniyed, sseAms. Hyitannls tHr,
Psrse um NevYOFk Mas " on nor wasto Lsesp00i ena
PrSf inssoa Mar sailed steamer Ethiopia % Wilson
~ Hsssuso Mar ssamsr Poa scsr schmidt
0g ANEW HAP Mar s-rasaed steamer brooklyn CITY orr
FIT rom Sew.York On her way 70 Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
Jersey CRY.

Tho Hudson County Liquor Dealcr' Association
had secret session al ROches Han yesterday, 70
discuss what action 70 should take in regard 10 Ire
sals Of liquor on sundays II Was decided 70 sen
liquor, but the members Of the association agreed
70 keep tAs doon closed and have the shades drawn.
Tho United Labor Party Of The Win pistrfot has
selected the following officers; District chairman,
D. J. smitt viee-eharman, william Mooney; record
ms secretary, Prank Hennessey; treasurer, Henry
Gibbs; rergeantatams, Rudolph shuRsnn
william oosrsi, tho bartender, who accidentally
shot and Killed Frederick Hopper on Monday evening
IN the liquor shop At No. coz NoBtgonsryst., vas
discharged from custody yesterday By Police Justos
Wansor,
Tbs Jersey city aud Princeton Cof1sss mines
WI OPEN TIE baseball seaSon ~ Princeton today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
TIE ooEAr YRraHr wAR CONTINUES.

The war between the White Star and tho Inman
etesmship Lines Is being continued with great deal
Of bittsrossS said steamship man yesterday. As
there arc no evidences Of the rouble between the two
composites on this side Of the ocean, Edward =.
Wright Of tho Inmsn Line, was asked II there were
any negotiations pending for tho settlement OF the
trouble He said that It was Impossible 20 say whom
truce would be called, % the white Star Company
had not advanced any propositions The rates have
now been cut to Eve shiIIngs per ton for dEygoods
for the Glow steamers, like the Cuhc and Ruuo, Of
the White Star, and the Ohio Of the Imam Line.
Tho var "a only upon freight coming from Europe
and II s not t present expected that the other Eagh
iines win join In the fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
IRON soREgus sgDT or THEIs gTFV.
1 Irv1nr rIenr nrrwEEN rLAr.owNaH Am
4 HoUsrHoLDBR ron PRIVACY.

4 LIVELY FIGHT BETwEEN A FLAT 0sFNAA AND
4 HOUSEHOLDER ron PRIVACY.
The people iivine ii west TusIfthsts between
sixth ana seventh ayes are Interested In an animated
satrmish between q fiatowner and honseholdes
The cause Of the contention Is TIE av9s'ofy nat house
which has Just been erected A. NO lsp Wcst
ST. which has a sida window IN the paElor o. each
eat on tho four upper floors. Most q The houses
IN that neIghborkcod IRE old.fpshioned, hlghsteop
dwellings, set back several yards from tho sioeFSls
and ths new structure Is Apsh with the building hne
Tho occupants OF the houses Immediately adlo'niHF
found their pfvaoy destroyed BY these winnowss =
Is alleged aud on the EAST side Of de nat saIaHAfy
measures have been taken 70 aoate mo uosanss-
wIthp three or foAs days substantial Iron scftsns
hsve been PIT up. eaeotuaIy shutting on the our
leok from fheso windows, tho screens resting on mas
sfss brackets attached 70 the adjoining dwelling
william RhInelander owns the four houses on 20
east Of the fat house, and the Rhlnclandef estate Owls
other property 10 The neghborhoed II = SAID ieet
Mr. Rhinslandsr protssted against putting IN Tie sa1e
windows betoss tho building was put up HIS nteH-
don 10 carry the war 10 tho btter end s evnced "
The fact that screns have also been srectsd asanss
two windows on the top floor, which simply overlook
the roof Of his house. The woFkHen who put up me
Screens said also that the light Is 70 be cut on non
al the windows ia tho rear. As the hathouse e1-
tends fnrthsr back than the houses edlolningr nis
scheme viii involve the building Of substannsi
waI bpt sr RhusIsnder win hardly bssltata at tho
cot. II Is said that Daniel N. Deyes, builder Who
vss IN ne acjoinlns hsHso on The other side VIII
also put up Screens
The nat-houss il the properly Of q young BUILDER
n H. 0Inssple, aud d valued AZ $4,000, or ~ae
before the scrsene were put up Greet es sn. =
exercised In the choice OF tenants. and To house
now nlled as 4 totai annual rental Of $1,000 Ins
tenants have all aligned leases for twenty mD1Me,
but isevefal have already announced their naennon
OF a6ing ore Dye a CEstrce, the SCENTS ara g.
they Intimate that be may yet rsgrst his course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
ZOE ALL AcKs.

Prices for Mems Spring Overcoass
begin at $40. That price buys oa,lr
the plain substantial sort. Al coupIs
Of dollars more gets very neat OVER.
coat, with or without silk on the Ian.
pels. Another two or three dollars and
the choice broadens -Meltons, dag
onals, various fancy coatings; sur
prisingIy neat and stylish garments
The next step brings you to the SIS
and $50 quality. 1What better does
any man needis you win ask after
seeing them, provided your fancy
doesn't run to silk lining. IF 80, 90
two dollars more and slip into as snug
coat as ever left the store---a soft
light colored coating with trimmings
to match. Other finest overcoats cone
higher.
Spring Overcoats for Boys and fos
Children. Among the latter some Al
81 and So that are better than the
prices indicate.
Several hundred of the $13 bargain
suits that remain viii be sold to-day, i
the right men call for them. Men Wild
time enough to look for good things Of
the proper size; mostly quite large or
rather small men.
Stores open this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

ADDITIONAL FEATURES IN THE PILOT CHART
The pilot chart to DO issued by ghe photographs
Bureau for April, win contain several features IN ad
dition to the forecast Of he weather In aordanee
WITH ss policy cfcalng attention to matters Of special
importance. 8 telegraph chart has been prepared TO
Illustrate TIE facilities for establishing more oom-
plete system Of belegrspbe weather forecasts for
the beneAt Of commerce. whenever there &
westher disturbance in The West indies 1t wa b cent
b. the weather observer a. Havana 70 the United States
By cotrtesy Of tho cable companies. observ sttons
are also gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
NEWARK

The Rapid Transit Street Car Company has nica
articles Of Incorporation, under . Law approved on
Wednesday. and VIII construct road % be operated
By eablo or some other motor, TO % Eve miles long,
principally IN CentraLave., from East Orange 20
BroaG-sk
Tho seventeenth annual peetins Of the women's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the PrcsbyteU Of
Newark was hah yesterday at the Park Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. }. p. wilson. the president presided.
and addresses wore mSds BY the Rev. J. Clement
French, Mrs. II. b. Andrews, Of India, and Guy Nom,
a naffye Of China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
nnlrrrrh,s or R,lALL KREcKA Oh.

Nearly every tosseI which arrived nom down me
coast yesterday reported having passed throusn
quantities Of wreikage tn the nelghoorhooo No0 Ne
steamship Conssrfa was reported TO be lost, but saw
nothing large enough 10 identity the vessel The
schooner Ada r. Crockett, from savannah, IN lattHte
a. no north ltneituds 74:4o west, on Msrch
is. fan in wah the waterlogged schooner
Canton. Of portland, Me, bound nom
Pbuadelphis fa HavnbE. Captain Whittier
and MS crew, sev in all taken OF and landed a.
Perth Amboy. ne Crockett had been north OF cape
uafters thres Tins during the recent storm, ana was
blown south into lhe Cuff Stream as many umes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
rEAprraerl FoR goUTWEEE oHURoH

The Corhan Manufacturing Company, Of Broadway
ana NIneteenth-st, have completed lectnrn for st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Savannah, os, which is
said to bo tho handsomess that hes ever been made
in this country 1t Is six feet eight inches IN height
the base being curved octsgonal, resting on four
crouchans Hons, which support four heavy ptnnacles
With flying buttresses. Between these last named
arc statues Of the four evangelists modelled in bronze
TAe shaft IS bn Of pierced tracery, snd II is the
eagle, with outstretehed wings, standing the orb
set In crown Of glory. The design is Gothic. The
designing and execution wcre done By The Gotham
Manufacturing Company, the work REQUIRING SIX
months altogether.
Tho lectum was the gift Of d prominent member
Of Grace Church, in this city, and Is IN memory Of
sons and viii remain on exhibition until honGky
II WI be sent TO St. Johns Church IA time to BE-
used for tho first time at the Easter services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
yoR oyy1cgEs or THE srooK EXCHANGE.

FOR OITICEFtS OF The sIOUA bAO1LANuD'
The Nominating Committee q the Stock Exchange
yesterday oneaIIY announced the regular Ticket to
be soted on AZ tho annual election Of officers on May
49, The ticket s as follows President, ". Z. BnlL
rrnuzninased secretary, George ". Ely renominAted
for The seventh timo treasurer, D. e Hays chairman,
ssmes Mitchell vicechairman, Alexander Henriques;
trustee o. tho Gra1alty Fund, 70 serve i've years,
WAGON b. Dehermsn; Governing Committee, 30 servo
fouy wears, L L. Benedict W. @. Floyd.Jones, W. II
ooaaby, r. hamburger. IL x. MeHars. r. J. Morse,
8. 4. russell, r x. shrgis, X. H Thomas and s.
nnzhmantho last seyen renominated; 10 serve three
years, u A. Lindley EoEiinaflng COMMITTEES for 1920,
d. EaInek 4. L. Manson. John Wsllnce d.
Chakincey, IT., and David Richmond,
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

pRIpGEpoRT. Tho captains OF two tue nom this
port when OF Polntno Point yesterday, encoqntered
af6ck Of wild geese, which on ne way nortn ~aio,
nfmber Of geese * 1000, Ne largest ever seen g
lie spring IL this nolghborhood Tho aqnaAl
s1ssion 81 the New-York East Conference Of tho
SIethodisf Episcopal Church win open on Weones.
dsy al The First Methodist Episcopal Church and
VII continue for one week
YeoTITa NoRwAIK. --Representat John H. Ferris
n ono Of the largest Individual vessel owners 10
T5estorn CONNECTICUT, He hes just made contracts
vst builder IA Bath, Me- for forrrnasted schooner
N 1900 tons 10 cost $4,000 and TO be launched on
SiDkanber 1
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20 % az 10 swNp1R nIs aREETMEARrf

DID HB TRY 10 SWrHpLE HIS sWEETHEARrf
hiehsfd Allen wea held 10 eecO ball Is the JEFFERSON
4ehet Court yesterday charged by Miss Sarah Van
pnsef. who kssps boarding nonse 81 No. ESQ Wsat
2hthat with oefrapdEa hef out d eaSo. Allen
had boarded With MieA Van pulef ioF elk weeks and had
hean ssreuouAly counting her She said thet on nse
morning q March 10 Aan hafneaf entered he boarding
henae, and sld her ha he'd just sweny.hvs minutes q
eosa an eg1eemtnt tar pasinasnhlp IN maehiaa nhop
Aad shat he Eaaaned csc q sHee she gave him lAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
,yovurn r4roB or YOUNG LAWYERS

Sixteen young men who have successfully passed
an examination Cor attorneys and consollors at.law
were formally adnited 10 the bar yesterday and took
tho oath Of once before Presiding Justice Van brunt
In tho Supreme Court, General Term. Their names
ars as follows: Mark W. Potter Hugo KanHier, Her
man D. LANCE, Joel S. Mason, Louis J. Phelps. John
q. Marshall, Albert Il. Hensohel' Poio 7: eanoro'
o.o,e. nav Harry II Turk william G. nmon.
Louis a. McCaeg Edward NICK. whiting, jason an
man James J. Allen and Edward J. SANFORD u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
HgooURAenG ralYRoVEMEHr IN rxADBi

Ths weekly rovisw Of trads 81 r @. Dun %. saya
shat tho general tendancy Of reports indicates that Fsas
s both improving and Aopefsi though complaints o apF
meas ars sun common Rapid growth o. tbutaFy regions
accounts for improvements - far western points ana -
most Eastern csntrs& Ehrnkaas IN demand Tor many
oroduots Is distinctly elk no material change appaazs
Ia collscaons whish especially alow IN NO boot
and nee and the dFygoods trades. and considerable
faiuSes a. MfIWanxea are attributed % bad celleotions
being tho result of tie open winter and deecsns saes Of
seasonaha goods me failures Tor the last days
aumbsr zoe IA ne Unitsd stAtes and 30 Cor Canada.
total Of eco compared wish 2s9 last weeS 22s for e
eoryesosndine weak Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

Frederick ccnkan, ne poiscomsn who was a "a.
ccHyics when hs became > mamner Of the force and
vss convetsd d perjury To swearing IN BIS application
tAss BE- bad not been arrested or charged vita 4
sfins Fhs 4ken before Recorder snyA yesterday
FOR seaseace. cenklin's conviction was for fs.ony
was ssa geass IN the State Prison maj nensifv va
laEiefe6 b. he Recorder -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
oovoERr NALL MEN wANr 4 FEsr CASE,

O0NOERr HILL MN Want TEST UASA
Several concert hall pfopretors including John Kosten
Of Roster Blal George Kraua Of tie voIks Garden.
ind Emil Rraener Of TIE Atlantic Garden. waited upon
Mayor Grant yesterday and protested sganst what they
Ney would IKE u have tsst made. 20 that
judicial decison as 70 what properly sacred eonceg
night b obtained The Mayor referred thsm ooFpora
don Council Hhnnnan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

-, ~ ~ al Manehesbr BROTHER Of O " Man
"a -, s,inerinfende 0f he Honse Of C0rfoc ION.
ga ~ of Aaron Manchester roliconlan 81 the
f1roedway squad, New.Yofk CitT
'''s ,e,r,,rr vrRroN The crtssnt Lawn Tennis
cirf IA about Is build new ono.hopfc e flistaYe
~ Firsf,st the building WA 30 Of 0riok ana stono
Ard wa e6st $4,000
uEW.ch SIR Francis n. Carpenter was elected
,negvisor On tuesday, for tao twenty seventh ume.
ME- whole Republican ticket was electoa except COL
Iector and road commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
. 80 rranRn or rnrLrson nus ooafE powx

A wax FIGURE on KRULIsoH MUST CONE DOWN.
Ambrose II. PuIdy council for william Krulisch, The
bog accused Of murdsrne epnther weohAung called me
attention Of superintendent Murray yesterday, 70 the
fact thai there Is exhibited 10 Donss Museum, IN
Eighth ave., an alleged reproduction Of the tragedy IN
wax.wofks vita dummy representing Kruseh welding
the axe Mr. Purdy suggested this unfair and
calculated 10 create public prejudice against his client
Superintendent Murray sent request 70 the museum that
the exhibition be stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
NER YlnK nIrY

Or. Nicholas ~ Butler WIN lecture ~ Columbia
College to-day as II 30 a. N.
7hs Rev. wilton Merlc Smith, the -pitchsr
pfeschsr who has recently bern called 70 the Central
Ffssnyksran cArch Of this city, win address young
man ia Association Hall tomorrow at 8 40 p. IN,
1he Trtb.n. has received $40 from T." for the
Chsnass sufferers and has sent the amount 20 the
Chinese Famine Committees.
1hs members ii the Coffee Exchanss VIII have e
ssstfns Mnndsy At rs D. m, to come 70 ; anal
decision about the erection Of new Exchange they
esnsempiAse hailding =. Beaver and Pearl sts.
1hosnaa q Psckcring, vho Is In charge Of the
A1nsrscaa aection Of machinery II una Paris Expo
sanon. wfn sail FOR France today. Assistant Com
snssNonsrceDsrsi Tuck did Intend 50 50 also, but
was unable to Est away. He and General EsznRlin'
shs oomnisnsoanF,oepexal, WIN san wssk from 10
day
An tiafoctoaa astempt was mada yesterday 10
hold messing sf the Aasrmen's Committees on
strsse Pzvensn for no purpose Of considering the
fspavtlg ruco end at3ons of comuisSisape d Lewber
snsiFh. sf ne PubRe Works Dep4stnent which zero
she subiact of excited dcssicn at the last nesting
u No Beard OF tho sSvsn members Of tho ooBr
nai.rss only taasrnaa Eit1smops and Messrs cariin
ard waAker sppsefnd Aneshsf saort Wi b mads
60 sez upon TIE e4Aes on Monday.
wfskAm Ii Ramilton. saassnsn DOR NyokOh.
esnsnaas 4 BsreAict, Of Ne. SCI Broadway wea hed
1t examination at ne Tonba yesterday charged win
r3zhhoiding money received from the sale Of type
as.~.. !. ~ :, o y
49,. 8 -. $500.
1ae as.n season = ssaP - = y -. = 49,
80 s'csso 80 - az
= - ossp ~ $500 rsscs
pspa< slAas - ar, 80 tha
alA --.,, 80, h..s ,,s, so,tv.
sRsssss eesspoes'0s = - - =
- =. n,
zhs last q ths nee iectnres = s,.,sa
be dAssred n me large nan sns esenns ~
b. Professor Robert splce on foiAfl-e1 A'sDe
The AEnory Board yesterday Instructed sne uon-
msssnsr Of Pablo Works % cause TIE survey % %
made Tor ns sue q sa' he1 49, III. "a ss,sr,h
kesmea' "a sz' - ~
eves's So1nes = ..,,t,sn4 81
sssns On psnHls = - -
1ehn sny a. e'efk y WA ~ n. - $500,
wr pronounced ysiu ~ saS s 49, s.ss.s,
Ragmcnts sot wcrk on 'he sso sna 80 Assl''sDs
asmorses were efnsiea nom sns 0u'''Hs AA'
2he entire hroad~ay ano tAlss s'.'s
e Eae pscnses when wele pullea eossl s-..s -
msrzins AN week have eeen cosee e 9.
ssyostsips eoa'u g p sln'ns osoh IVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

,eoui,od amount and soon afteg Alien aisspeeAfla
onicers arnssed kiu rhursdsy night ne sdnis,t ~
Sc ad borrowed the monsx but sald hs nsa spent ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

t.es ~ eo,upeanon between ths ksspsF q sns az.
ts,ssf ho,ses has already becoms 50 ksen ne.
s,s Il sasm a. furnishing their customers ~ 80
tickets between sarspg ~, sIsHRn s ara rsS 70
tySResas4S q csFf xhich win be thrown oPeA - -
, nssIea ~ xurli f2. WIN be greas this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

ASSEMBLY ceiiins Eayssaeating cesnnastess q ,.
6sNardf once noon.
suppss Is noeM snd Hax4ssk Pisysfs csuh. evening.
Assoua4ion 81 ceIssiate Alannss Eifh Avanus Hpsal
Tssssau. il ga q Bsaiss Hospital. Assembly Rssm&
Neefepokian Opera HOosa
slnkIns Fund 0emnks'eaera eilg HAn
T4ee leesure by PIofsasoP Robert Hpes oeepsr untaH
Naaoan Convention Il crldsn Hours cloe Rsisss
Eishsis: Msrar BsAsSs ieosass Columbia College
Z Tssssai q rs.- p Mahsnsy, Ht Paul the Apostle
oaoteh 10 g. n
Cemmkssloasf Shields
Chefs Congress, No. Union Sanars.
Rssalnss 81 Locke Riohasdson, Historical HAL Brock
In, ,.
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HONE NEWS.
rRoMINgNT ARRIVALS Al THE HoTErs

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Az THE HOTELS
BUCKiEcRAH -pfoIssscf o. @ Alsrsh, q xals Oel.
itea cLARENDoN-- Ex. Atsesncg ceaera @ I ~,
lsnlao IT aEsfylsnd FIFTH AvENUE-sauetoE George
81 ysst 81 Masonrl. Judge Robert Eafl. 81 ne New.
Xekh caaFt q App<Ss; E6ngressrnaa5 " Wa1sEosth
u Genssce r. y. SPEAKER Fsefzon Cole, a Weskine.
~. T.. and Edward Avery. Of Eoston. 9ILk1F HOUSE.
Congressman Eredtfiek Lansing. Of Weter1Wes ~ r
knd c1pts,n p Cooke s NeFEs HoFFpdAN-Exs
Asfefnef, Genersi n Coli of Ftneds Island MURRAY
BILL sssto Senators wsllfan II Robertson and @ 2.
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Announeamspla

DIR. SAEroRD's LIVER INyIGoRAToR
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
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The twsnty seventh anniversary Of the 47th Res
naeut r. O. s. NJ r.. was celebrated last night 81 mo
armory, Marcy-age and Heyward-st., ey nu-aress
parade and review by Mayor Chaplin sccompan'ee
~ prtra6iescene Jamos McLeer and the staff Of
the second Brigade There was large attendance OF
cayIl and military guests, who thoroughly enjoyed me
parade and the entertainment which followed IL
Mayor Chaplin was highly pleased with the appearance
Of the regiment and congratulated Colonel oayior upon
his comnaud Tho silver and bronze medals for htteeu
and ten years honorable service respectively, ana me
medals for The 100 Per cent duty were presen'ea.
- 1,. nrrnher az the halter Is the best Indication Of
che e5clenoy OF the organization, anu me interest
taken IN II BIZ the members. The large drih room
aoor waa crowded with dancers until a late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
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