New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-15

srs, vtcs n-esdent; Justus Oessrlen. second 'Ioo
pres,dent. william A. Tyler, treasurer FoIuIneI
Bongler secretary and J. p. Smith, ASSISTANT 'o
MANNERS Of sllk-wcaverS' Union No. /. employer
nv Gredo A Wahrcnburger, ribbon manuiSc'u'oi'' u
manded an increase Of wages on Monday "neh ~
refused and yesterday they struck ABOUT i'''' "'"
and girls are out
Journeymen Brewers Union No. has appoinb'o
d.,ac,va committee to watch picnic grounds. parks
and summer gardens for signs Of pool beer wherever
any is found, boycotts will be Instituted
Rutgers College forfeited It's game with Stevens
Institute in the Metropolitan Lacrosse Leagues series
Yesterday afternoon The next match VIII Dc played
a. Hoboken at 4 80 tomorrow aiernoon' DC
tween the Brooklyn Lacrosse Club and Stevens IN
sutuoe
TIL. Young PEOPLES Associations of Harlem met
last evening IN tho Harlem Collegiate Reformed
church at One hundred and twenty hrsts and Third
.v. Nearly all the Harlem churches we're repro
.en,ed and A. u Beden conducted the meeting no
ports were made from the different churches, showing
the progress Of the work and its results during he
year.
A fearful woman went to Police Headquarters yes
tsrday and asked assistance In searching ior hor aus
band George Feger a tailor, OF NO o. hsh'Nuis
ave, Rrooklyn. who had deserted her and her SIX
children.
The annual meeting of the New.York and Brooklyn
branch OF the Ingham AluIDnao hSe"''0''OA
in the Hoffman House on Saturday. Inc i"iro"luS
Officers were elected: President, Miss Juha Kemp
shall. first vice president Mrs. A. e. Baiu"n' To
cordIng secretary Mrs c. B. Bartrand Corresponding
secretary, Mrs J. D. Bryant; treasurer "is' o. v
Lowell The literary programme consistcu Va PSpo'
nm Tho Religions of the East by MRS. - hA'N
cor,ner NJ Yonkers n Y; original poem, en-
titled Musings" by Miss Julia kempahau, anu Sh
essay on GThe Place Of Poetry In Educ~uoh, Oy
Mrs. BALDWIN, Mrs Imogene Brown and Miss Lathrop
contributed 10 the musical part OF the proBraun.o
The tnterest of the occasion was enhanced o1 INC
nr,sence Of Mrs Emily Ingham Stanton, the iounder
Of the school.
Tho Rutgers College Glee Club gave musical en-
tertatnment in Association Hall last evening ior INC
benefit OF the Outing Club The programme was All
attractive one and the students were Warmly SP
plauded.
Jus, before noon yesterday the homcward-oouna
prnpant and the ensign OF the slooPotW% bfooh' u
- ,bo Navv Yard were hauled down, tho bostsWain
and bis mates pipeddovn,' and the vessel "n'"
began squadron service three years ago IN oc'oo'i
ss NIT ont Of commission the officers went TO tneir
honss nm waiting orders for shore other duty ana
tie crew were paid of what was due 10 uem' On
Monday the officers OF tho Brooklyn presented to the
CITY OF Brooklyn through Mayor Chapih' an ehSsh'
q union jack and pennant, all made OF SilA
Tho Naval court OF inquiry OF which Captain Henry
Erten is president met at the Navy Yard yesterday
to investigate the charges OF absence without e~'o
and conduct unbecoming an G.icfr and gen'emah|
preferred against Passed Assistant PaymSsier henr'
y smith who was missing from the s!oop ot"ar
Essex for several days. The inquiry was heh win
closed doors court of inquiry is simply held 10
take evidence and submit It with the advice OF mo
court 70 the Secretary Of the Navy Upon receiving
this, tho Secretary will decide whether eourtmAfu
| shall be ordered.
General Webb, president of tho College Of tho CITY
~ New York was visited yesterday In his once IN
the college BY Isaac seIgman, senior MEMBER Oh 'n'
London banking house of Seligman Brothers. who Is
| now visiting the city after absence OF twenty
years. Mr. sellgman graduated in tho frat eiaS
of the college In 1853