New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-19
NEw-YoRK CITY.

In tho window. labelled "Toast canvasbacks.'
Tho Ladies' Society Of Pilgrim Congregational
Church held " The Krausic" Dutch teal In tho
church parlors yesterday afternoon and evening
Supper was served from to 10 p m. Professor
Henderson gave Punch and Judy" show.
Collector Magone said yesterday that there not
an invoice in the Custom House that had not been
iqudated. Such close finish Of work has not oc-
CURED before In a long time.
Tho Clyde Steamship Company removed from No
36 Broadway yesterday into their new and moro
roomy Offices at No. Bowling Green. Not only
are the accommodations greater than in their old
Offices but they among the handsomest steamship
Offices In town.
The College Of the CITY Of New-York win hold It's
spring athletic games at tho Berkeley Oval May IL.
Prevailing gales of the Capes have detained much
produce duo for this weeks supply by Southern
steamers, including garden truck from Norfolk.
The ship Stealing, from San francisco, brought
1857 s2cks Of lima beans 2,o78 bags Of mustard
seed, 1898 Of canned salmon and fruit, $3.50
barrels Of wine and 1873 packages OF brandy
All of the Exchanges excepting the Produce Ex
change win be closed until Monday, In the observance
Of Good Friday and the Saturday before Easter
Merchants expect light foreign trading during next
week.
Tho following contributions have been received at
this Office for tho family Of Patrick McTamany, the
switchman who lost his life in saving chfd's life
in jersey City E p. Greenough, SO; Old Readsn
g.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church. in sufolk-sh, near
Grand. WIN celebrate the nineteenth anniversary OF
both church and pastorate OF Sunday. at so and
$50 p. m
Tho Inman line steamship City of Richmond Is
now under the command Of Captain Edward f. Barff,
we'll known and popular chief officer OF the City
Of New-York This is Captain Barf's nrst trip with
the three gold bands on his ooatslecve and he has
been kept busy receiving the congratulations OF his
many friends.
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps has received from
fits friends handsome American Gag Of SILK In COM
mcmoraaOn Of its trip b Washington at the time of
President HarriSon's Inauguration.
The art schools of the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
viii hold their closing exercises and exhibition Of
students work for the season Of 1sse's0 Sat1r
day. April 81. at tho museum at Q O'Clock in the
afternoon, under the direction Of Arthur L Tucker-
man. tho manager Of the schools.
Tho Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
have appointed Drs. Herman o. Evarts and John T.
V. Rowe physicians at the Insane Farm at Islp.
A committee from the City Reform Club called
the Mayor yesterday TO protest against the rcappoint
ment OF Excise Commissioner John Won Claim. The
clubs annual report, which elucdates the charges
against Mr.. Won Claim, was presented to tho Mayor
for his information.
At meeting of newsdcaIsn in Clarendon Hall
stnght resolutions wero passed by which tho men,
bers Of tho Newsdealers Association pledged tbom-
selves not 10 handle the advertising Ehoets OF The
Sun and "Tho world' after to-day. The nswS
dealers win organize trades unions.
Tho Tammauy Hall people Of the With Assembly
District of which Bernard F. Martin IL the leader.
have q now organization called tho IroquoS Club at
No. West Thirteenthst
One of tho big now uptown hat-houses has largo
room for the Of its tenants who want TO hold
receptions other entertainments
There is going to DO a great demand for pennies
and nckels hers to make change during Centennial
week for the crowds Of oui-ofiown visitors who
coming with their pockets full Of bills TO spend
The clty's streots> arc gay In tho carly mornings
now with florists wagons full Of blossoming plants
that find ready sale in brownStone houses and cheap
fats alike
II all the fresh eggs for Eastersundhy tahle-use
that are marked Long Island" in tho stores really
como from there, theirs must be moro hens on that
productive islo than peoplo.
Street podlers are doing big business now selling
wall brushes and featherdusters to people engaged in
the spring house-oIeaning struggle.
A shoe with q ventilated sole Is being introduced
for people who suffer from too profuse Precipitation
Of the feet
p T. Barnum Will deliver an address on castor
Sunday before tho sundayschool of the first Reformed
Church, Bedfordaye. and Clymerst, Brooklyn.
DR.. Mary Allen OF the woman's Christian Tenn
peranco Union Will deliver lecture on Herodty'
tonight at p. III at No. 80 East Twonty-sooond-
ST., the Office OF The Church Unlon.'
The Ladies' Art Association has selected the fol
lowing officers: President, birs. Emma s. Marsly
vice presidents Miss Sarah Rachael Hartley, Miss
AIto Hnic0mb and Miss
H. Maud Henry; treasurer, r. q. Field; rocordng
secretary, Miss Alice Donlevy; corresponding sec
rotary Mrs Inez d. Kyle, and custodian, Miss Ellen
A. Ford
Thomas Conuos, eighty years old. fell downstairs
at his home No. ia Bleecker-sL, yesterday, and
broke his neck
John T. Baker says that he use Of his name as
trustee I'm either OF the recently Incorporated acsoca
tons Of spellbnders7 is without any authority from
him.
Dr. Robert A. Gum delivered o lecture last evening
on the subject Of Mesinerism and Hypnotism before
tho members OF the Metropolitan Association at their
rooms. No. 2os wost-Twenty- arstst-
The passage Of the Naval Reserve bin by the Rhode
Island Legislature on Wednesday makes the advo-
Gates Of tho measure pending in the Legislature
OF this State hopeful Of its success. Asscmblyman
Hustled has assured the Board Of Trade and Trans
poration committee that there arc good prospects OF
the success OF the bill
BY special cable dispatch to Messrs. oerichs q Co.
Yesterday they learned that the North German Lloyd
steamship Lahn had arrived at southampton, making
the trip from New-York in days hour, equal to
days hours to Queenstown.
Tho annual public meeting Of the Huguenot Society
Of America was held at Columbia College last even
ing Professor Charles A. Briggs read paper on
Elias Neau, the Catoohist of Negro and Indian
Slaves in New-York!"
ladies' fair will be opened on Monday at Nos.
23A23s East Twenty socondst., for the reduction OF
the mortgage OF $4,000 on the Church of tho
Epiphany, in Second ave., between TwenY-nrst and
Twenty-second SITS
Tho annual amateur boxing and wrestling cham
ninnshinS Of thn N A. A a A viii taie place 40