New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-10
WHAT IS GONG ON TO-DAY.

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WHAT is GONG ON TO-DAY.
Stewart win contest before surroeate Ransom
west washington Market investigation by Cominlsscn
Episcopal Cathedral trustees, 4 p m,
stockhoiders Of Madison Square Garden NO BROAD
soasd Of Trade and Transportation. Bryant Building
MeSec Legal Society. Hotel Buckineham. 9 p m.
International Chess Congress. No. Union square
Maritime Exchange annual election
Auction sale Of Dc DurcsI art collection Chickerne
CONAN Art Students annual exhibition, No. es7 Broad
General railway Time Convention. Hotel Brunswick
NETWORK CITY,
3. mr.. station at Warren and Greenwich SITS OF the
N,uth.sye elevated road is being torn down. much
smaller one viii replace It.
x Tho Rev. Dr. A. F. Schaunier will deliver an al
dress at the Pilgrim Congregational Church to-nght on
aThe Homes and Dens Of the Poor and the "lchea IN
Nsw.York.s Tho lecture win be an illustrated one
IRA Manhattan Congregational Association wiz meet
IN Pilgrim Church this morning. The principal worn
~ ,hn meeting Is the examination Of candidates nor
tho ministry.
dis n the fact, rs The Times stated on Sunday
that the Constellation last reported at 81
west Indiesw asks a correspondent OF inc Aroune'
be Constellation was last reported at Hampton hoauS'
where she arrived on April L.
Ono Of the sisters Of St. Mary. working among the
oor asks for gifts of castof clothing Shoes ETC.
r., A., anv o,d furniture to ct up a room for man
and his wife. Address Sister Dolores NO. oo 'S'A
st.. city.
IN. nuarterly conference of the Appraisers nom
IN. ,srre cities of the United States is being held IN
one Of the dingy rooms at the Appraiser S'S'oos' IA
Iaiahtst The question OF the appraisins VI eus"A
win occupy their especial attention
Professor cushman viii give his last lecture In the
oorss on Geology this afternoon at the nome Oh MIS-
ch.ysss N Talntor "The Osborne" No. 2oo West
Fifty -seventh-st
mon,bly meeting of the Kings Daughters was
LA yss,erday IN the chapel of the Broadway Tab
.useis Mrs Margaret Bottome presided. and 70
ro~,, ,p.ra made of the work in NewYors, Brooklyn
and adjacent cities.
Tho Inman Lines new steamship City Of Paris
vhch sailed from Queensto . AS p m. on Thurs
d.y viii probably arrive to-day, she is to maintain
The record that she said to have made on her ai
Zip.
A rsvflseryice examination will be held to-day In
the Post once Building for inspectors ana IN
spcctrcsses in the Customs service NUMBER Oh
Custom House clerks examined yesterday for
promotion
The Harvard Club VIII hold its next regular meet
,rg ON Saturday night An effort is being made by
shs Committee on Literature and Art to get col
lection of Harry ard memorabilia for the clubs library
The members Of the club have been informed mat
the varsity crew needs new launch, and has one In
view that would cost $3.50
The Rev. DR.. Charles A. stoddard, his wife ana
two daughters the Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair, the Rev
AIban Greaves and his wife, Dr. E. T. Duquet ColoneI
Albert D. Shaw. c. r. Young and Edwin B. Foote were
among the passengers who sailed on the Guion steam
ship Alaska yesterday
sounsel vsre engaged in the Court of Oyer and
reYminer yesterday in summing up In the case OF
Giovanni Aguglo, the Italian bootoack, charged VITA
thu murder of Antonio di Napoli The case VIII Do
given 10 the jury to-day.
John T. Sullivan went 10 Police Headquarters yes
terdsy and had long talk with Superintendent Muir
raw and Inspector Byrnes It was said that the pugiist
,shed To axcertan II the police would permit him to
sive another sparring exhibition in this city, and that
no met with refusal.
AT the REQUEST Of the Board Of Health the Police
Board yesterday directed sergesnts In charge OF the
police at the Grand Central Station to issue permits
for the transit through the city of corpses arriving at
the station. Tho new arrangement viii prevent de-
lays at night
Policeman John j. oKeefe, Of the Kingsondge
SQUAD who beat his horse and fired shot at Police
man McGinly last week sent his resignation 10 he
Police Board yesterday, and IL was accepted
Isru,s Hughes, a domestic servant who has been
sn6er nd3ctment for several months for manslaughte
was discharged on her recognzance yesterday by
Judge MARITIME She and fellow-servant Annie FOX
were at No. PIT East Twenty ninth-st on July 10.
seeking employment They quarrelled, ana ANNE
Fox fell or was thrown down the stone steps and her
skuli was fractured Two Of the witnesses OF the
affair have disappeared, and the prosecutors dd NOT
believe that q conviction could DO obtained
Recorder smyth yesterday refused to grant the
samurrcr to the Indictment found against olive r
Friend and hor companions in the electric sugar re-
aning business. There had been no formal agree
ment on tho demurrer, and no written opinion accom-
named the decision Of the Recorder The defendants
WIN enter plea Of not guilty. and the case VIII
be tried
Tho sale of the 6toddard library went yesterday
At Nos 100 and TAI Broadway. The total sum realized
ON the afternoons work about S4oo. The sale
win close to-day.
The executive committee Of tho National Associa-
tion of Fire Engineers met yesterday at No 115 Broad
vay to arrange . programme for the annual conven-
ton, which win DO held in Kansas City on Septem-
Der TO-
The Aldermen yesterday, on motion Of Mr.. Flynn,
took the initiatory stops for changing the name OF
College Place West Broadway. This Is In expecta-
non of the contemplated widening and lenghening OF
College Place
SCHUYLER 8. wheeler, tho expert of the Board Of
y,,ctr,ca Control wrote to Mayor Grant yesterday
that tbs test Of the United States Illuminating Com
p.uy,s cabis In the subway showed satisfactory 70
suif.
Mayor Grant received letter from Chauncey N.
pepew. president Of the New-York Central Railroad
granting the Mayors request TO permit the Fire Do
psrmcnt cables 10 be placed in the compsnys Fourth
ave. tunnels.
The market investigation win DO resumed at 10 g. m
to-day By tho Commissioners of Accounts
An entsrprisfng pcdles took advantage OF tho warm
weather last evening, and reapcd harvest Oh pennsos
selling ice cream In front Of one OF the Bo~ery thoatoS
The Committee of the Centennial of the French
Revolution held is regular weekly meeting at NO.
9 south Rtfth-sye last night Henry hainaro pro
siding, and j. perseret acting as secretary COM
rstsess wsro appointed on Initiative, Music, Games,
andI nta The work OF the