New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
NETWORK CITY

The Inman steamship City OF New-York arrived
yesterday. having made the run from Queenstown in
days IA hours She beat the City of Rome about
ten hours.
The Dock Commissioners determined yesterday to
apply to tho Controller for the Issue OF $500 0OO in
bonds for piers and bukheads OF the 50 600 900
provided for by legislative last year the depart
ment has used S5o0o0o and this VIII DO the second
nstalment.
! Tho rainng-ship jamestown. Of the Navy arrived
from Norfolk, Va, yesterday. She is in command of
Commander B. P. Lambcrcn.
The nineteenth annual concert Of Professor CASTOR
Blay takes place at the Berkeley Lyceum Monday.
The Spanish-American Commercial Union will have
a dinner at the Hotel Brunswick Wednesday night.
H. W. T. Hughes will preside Among those who
will respond To toasts Secretary Of State Blaine
and ex-senator Warner Miller.
Tho New-York Commandcry of the Loyal Legion
Will have its annual meeting and dinner Delmoncos
on Wednesday night.
Alexander Blacks pictorial lecture. called "Life
Through a Detective Camera" will be given before
the New-York Camera Club at no. 314 Flf,h-avo.
this evening. William Hamilton Gibson j. Wells
Champncy Gilbert Gaul and other artists and long
list of Photographic experts connected with various
foreign and American societies, arc represented In
this collection Of instantaneous photographs.
dog believed to be suffering from hydrophobia
was shot by policeman I'm front OF No. c10 East
One hundred and twenty scvcnth-st. yesterday.
F. v W. Rossiter, treasurer OF the New-York Gem
trail, left New York City yesterday with his family
trip to tho Pacific slope.
An Easter festival was held at St Lufe's Homo for
INDECENT Christian Females, at Madison-avc and
Eighty nnth-st, yesterday. Luncheon served
and many fancy articles sold the proceeds be-
ing devoted to paying the running expenses of the
home.
The demurrer TO the indictments against Mrs.
Olive Z Freund and her associates in the Electric
sugar Refining Company was disallowed yesterday
by Recorder Smyth. The defendants VIII plead to
the indie tments in a few days The application for
a reduction Of Mrs. Frunds bail was granted by the
Recorder Bail had been fixed at 1900 in the
case Of each defendant and W. F.. Howard of
the defendants, gave bail In that amount On ac-
count of Mrs. Freund's illhcalth, bail reduced
yesterday to $4,000 In her case.
An appeal came from the farmers Of Dakota to the
members Of the Produce Exchange for aid yesterday
II asks for such voluntary aid may be given to
the farmers who suffered loss Of property by the
recent disastrous prairie fires which destroyed build
mgs, machinery, stock seed wheat, etc. As seeding
timo is hand, the members began 10 respond at
once.
The Delta Epsilon Club hold its regular bi-wcekly
meeting at the clubhouse No East Forty seventh
staff Of " The Mall and Express" spoke American
| IIumOnsts"
number OF people listened with close attention
TO the Interesting address OF Bishop Doane on the
Celtic Church last evening in Zion Church at Thirty
| eighth-st and MadisOn-avc. The Bishop spoke for
more than one hour and half
Patrick Carroll. who jumped from the Brooklyn
| Bridge Tuesday night. held for trial at the
Tombs Police Court yesterday. There was no cvi-
dence against him except his statement and the
| fact Of his having been found in the wafer
musical and literary entertainment In aid Of tho
Spanish Evangelical Mission of this city IS TO be held
in the parlors Of Rutgers Female College. Nos. 81
and So West Fifty lfth-st., tonight at O'Clock
The Camp Memorial Church. No 1876 Ellzabcthst..
which for fifty-fOur years has been an independent
| organization was formally received as a Congrcga
tonal church last evening. The sermon preached
by the Rev. Or. William NJ Taylor and prayer was
offered by the Rev. DR.. ElW ard T. IngcrsOll. The
Rev samuel ColcoId mado the charge to the people.
and addresses delivered by the Rev. a. f. Austin
and by Caleb +. kncvals