New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
NETWORK CITY.

with a thrcefoId obiect-to raise money, 70 nitro
duce The church to the people, and to make cnuron
hons for nom attendants-the St. Paul Evangelical
ct,rch has arranged for series Of five lectures ana
other entertainments The first VIII be given on Thurs
day night.
Hugh Doom. who has resigned his position as clerR
Mt r. n Macy Co.'s after twenty years Oh ser'ioo'
receiyed a handsome silver watch nom MS Iormer
employers last night His fenowcicrks presehseo !"
him framed sct Of resolutions oeautfuy engroSseo'
praisfng his fidelity ana enoiono5' oi1
regret at his retirement.
The ouarterly election Of the Pastors Association
=, the reformed Church will be held to-day at NO. 20
Reade-st at 10 a m.
The Rev Joseph wardle addressed tho Metropolitan
Good Templar Union at Masonic Temple yesterday
W W. Goodrich. the admiralty lawyer. and Captain
sbsskSord of the Line delegates 10 inc ln'er
national Marine Congress which viii meet az WASH
ington in October went to that city yesterday 70
tend TIE meeting OF the American Delegates ~m0n
wrl been at noon to-day. The meeting IS 10 arrange
programme of work for tho congress.
Forty Scotch stonecutters arrived in the steerago
On the steamer Rtrlria, from Liverpool yes@ruaS
bound for Barre vt There was nothing 70 snow 'ns'
they were brought in violation OF inc con'raoe
,abcr law and they were allowed to depart In peace
One Of Them said that they were to receive % " ~
Barre, and would return to Scotland In November
professor Samuel DcIde addressed crowded meet
,rr 81 The american Temperance Union yesterday
afternoon at Chickering Hail on Prohioiaon'"
M one Of the many attractive sights in Central
PARK Yesterday drew bigger crowd than party VI
Barnum's Moors IN their native costume VINO h@a
como to SEQ tho sights.
MANY women in Fifth-ave. yesterday were evidently
nahIe IN restrain their impotence for the arrival OIL
. Easter and blossomed out premssurey IN eli inc
corceousness Of their new spring costumes
Tennis.players are already at their favorite sport
on tho Central Park meadows
The brooklyn Bridge crowded for hours yes
,srsay with a stream Of promenaders and hohaaS-
makers from the downtown East Side district
fashionable woman this summer viii DO more or
less completely covercc from the Waist uo"h WIN
saxhes OF SILK satin other drcss-material marrow
.,d wide striped and plain fringed, embroidered or
dotted as her fancy dictates and her purse can com
pass.
The vondo,a- boats and rowingskiRs were put into
sarUtee again on the Park lakes yesterday, ana "eo
well patrontEed.
Tboee s,perstitious persons who failed last Thurs
day TO secure bottles of March-fa1cn snow" ater-
which Is additionally regarded Invaluable Tor wash
,no weak eyes-wiu hardly have another chance lnis
spring
March you're doing well; keep up Yesterdays
mace ana you'll distance all the billiards,
with light present and prospective supplies OF raw
,rrar high urices have evidently como to stay
further advance last week has compelled renners 70
mark up all melted grades The new rates arc ior
crushed and cut loaf IL cents Per pound squares
and powdered So and "a; other sugars oo"n
10 lowest quality yellow, IL to g.
Twenty.f our thousand bushels of rye went abroad
last week. being tho first lot OF newcrop State taken
this wear Another feature Of grain expectation was
,ha unusual quantity, as the times 60. Of 100000
bushels Of wheat for the United Kingdom ana tne
Continent
The seats facing the in eieysted cars are al
Ala no
10 ride backward. Some, in fact, prefer standing
Among the masculine privileges that women arc
u,rune Is that of reading newspapers on the elevated
tra,ns The feilow-passengers of the pretty type
writer can't help smiling at the look of dismay that
comes 10 her face when she learns that her station
was passed whfle she was immersed In the funny
column of her paper.
The big swinging doors at the entrances to the Dig
ONCE buildings are among the nuisances that VIII DC
abolished. by the coming Of spring. Some OF these
doors are az massive as IL they were intended 10
resist military attack AL ones strength is requirou
TO pull one them open, and to try TO stop one as
II flies back is dangerous Tho double doors nave an
additional power for harm. If, rs you pass through
,he rss ONE you Let It slam back at the man behind
you YOU are booF, and you hold It open for MN,
te 10 one you win be thumped by the other door for
your poltcness
Justice o,Reiliy, at Jefferson Market Police CouIt
Yesterday committed Frank oBnen, nineteen years
old of No 4s5 Lenox-sye., for trial in $1,000 bail
nm n charge of larceny snd forgery. He forged his
,no,Ass name to several checks and got them cashed
NJ various drygoods houses. Last January o'Br1en
made the acquaintance Of Forrest Weston, the banjo
PLAYER few days later he stole westons $50 banjo
and pawned It in Bowery loan Office, where II was
recovered. :
q,e s,np,e-,ax clubs of New-York and its vicinity
have made ARRANGEMENTS celebrate Jefersons birth
dny and tho decennia anniversary Of the publication
~ Progress aud Poverty committee has been
,ppcntod TO invite some Democrat OF National reputa
sson to deliver tho euiogy jefferson, and Thomas
g. shearman and the Rev. Hugh Q. Pentecost have
consented to speak Louis r. Post viii preside.
rasn !. Kesslee q liquor-dealer Of No 81 East
Houston-st died yesterday 1T ST. Vincents Hospital
t,om fractured skull Two weeks ago his wife,
Pannie pushed him downstairs during quarrel and
he was found unconscious several hours afterwsrd
Mrs Kessler was arrested and is now locked mp In
the Tosnbs
Henry sebaan. who was bitten at Barnum's Circus
an saturday evening by Polar bear which ieaped
tom hs cage was not suffering from his wounds yes
terday. although he expects to carry around Limp
for some tine
rha administration factlon Of typographical Union
No aeaa q caucus last night at No. es Forsyth-st.
ana nominated the following - delegates to
the international Typographical Convention TO Be held
- r,enver col In July: Robert Costello, Charles
rsorard Charles Maxwell and John Ferguson.
xo,.r ua,d the litsle ones At the New-Ycr Juvenile
onh.n ksyruns q. visit yesterday afternoon and his
~, uft, b. long remembered b. the orphans The
spsnlsh students accomplished the magician and
rave their best melodies.
yExlrToUg DELAY on AN ELEvArED ROAD.
r-an,s "a .hs Einthavs sleyssed rosd was delayed
fu,y ouarsss q e hour 49, ashs p one q those
s,s IA ia with train left onehundfed ard ,tirty.
eftSst - 8 "a While passiag observation-disclosures twenty.