New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Lecture by the Rev. George J. Mingins, at Caedonisn
Reception OF Metropolitan StenogidphoIS A''''N'"
Adelphi Hall, evening
NEW-YORK CITY
George Becker will deliver lecture this evening
at the Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church In East
scventeenth-st. on sir Walter Raleigh
A Produce Exchange elevator conductor says with
significant sarcasm that the ladies are the pest pas
sengers he carries because they don't poute the car
with sufocatng cigarettes
Tho exports Of apples TO Europe, chiefly to Great
Britain for the week. were ll.3l7 barrels Vaiueu
at s3l,517. This IS high average as the market
rms here but IT is difficult 10 place any Dut ngh
grade and selected stock abroad
Invoices of choice pineapple oranges from FLORIDA
have appeared in this market
Fine samples of Curacao salt ae shown on me
Produce Exchange 1t is valuable Tor topphE-on
pork in barrels, as the Jumps are brilliantly "mte
and retain soidlty fos a long time.
A typical Welsh religious service" under the
auspices of the ST. Dsvids Society, VIII be held al
tho Church of tho Heavenly Rest tonight
The meeting of tho Board of Electrical control
was postponed yesterday for a week
The Holy Trinity Church of Harlem has borrowed
s125 900 for five years from the Bowey Savings Bank
giving as security mortgage the property at the
southeast corner of Lenoxave. and Northumberland
twenty -secOnd-st.
Tho Produce Exchange Building Fund Association
met on Tuesday night, and sold the loan OF s-o'Ooo
at premium of 10 per cent above the regular III
terest charges
Palmer b. Wells the stenographer who was con
victed of sending improper letters 10 Minna Irving
of Tarytown. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Renedct in the United states Circuit Court, 10 oigh-
teen months Imprisonment in the Penltentialy'
The body of man dressed in dark diagonal coat
check wastcoat and striped trousers was found on
tbe Harlem Railroad near the WoOdlawn station yes
terday Probably the man was struck and billed by
a pa,sIn5 train lie about thirty years old.
The third reading by the Princess Engalechef
took place yesterday afternoon at Miss Plerces school,
No so West Forty ghth-st 1t preceded by
short musical entertainment. The paper of the Prm-
cess gave in detail the occupations and pleasures OF
Russian lady of rank
In an article printed in The Tribune of February
on ST. Andrews Church I'm Harlem reporter Numbered
into misstatement about Mrs. Lewis 4. SayTe. lie
referred her the widow of Dr. Sayre. Few
people could be msled by such a mist axe, DR..
sayre is widely known. lie is stil able 10 accomplish
those remarkable achievements IN surgery which have
made his name honored both in this country and
Europe and his host of friends hope that he will
continue to practise his profess for many year
10 come,
The Manhattan Lumber Company, at Eleventhave
and Twenty fourh-st, is in the hands of the Sheriff
and the sale is set down for to-day. Judgment has
been entered against 1t in favor of the lradesmen's
National Bank for S19,457 eight promissOry notes
The company incorporated under New-Jeisey
laws with capital stock of $40, oOO and began bust
ness in March, 1885, succeeding the TEmble Mil and
Lumber Company. which had failed J. D. Trimble
continuing manager
J. J. Hayes, a dialect reader, Will give an enter
tainment at Association Hall Friday evening, I'M
der the management of the lecture committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
About $50 members of the Nex-York Electrical
Society maid a visit to the c. d C. Electric Motor
Company's new factory and power building. Nos 402
and 404 Creep wchst., last night for the purpose o.
inspecting the methods employed in distributing
power within buildings by means of electric motors.
The examination of John NJ Glover, Brooklyn
lawyer, and Fannie A. LOwenstein, OF No 133 East
Nineteenth-st, who charged with apprpnatins
S11 900 belonging to Mrs Emily J. Earle, Of West
Durham y. j., ended at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday Each held in $1,000 bail for trial at
the General Sessions.
The Brown University Glee and Banjo clubs viii
give a concert IN the Berkeley Lycelm, West Forty
fOurth-st, the evening OF February D. This con
cert will be under the auspices of the Brown Univer-
sity Club of NewYOk. and will be for the benefit of
the Brown University Baseball Association. Tickets,
81 reserved seats may be obtained from any mem
Der of the following committees John II. Beam Pater-
son. ~ j.. Ira Barrows, No / IL Maiden Lane; Nor
man S. Dixie, No. 1856 Broadway; Arthur Lincoln, No.
SO Broad-st +. II. Brownen, No. 120 Broadway, and
Gardner Colby. No so Leonard-st
The funeral of Gustav A. Friedrchs, formerly Ed
itor of the Pittsburg Volksblat7 which was post
poned from Tuesday because OF mistake made by
the Morgue in sending the body TO the Poters' Field
was held yesterday in the rooms Of the NewYork
branch OF the Schultzen Bund The burial was at inc
Lutheran Cemetery
Henry Ritter, fifty years old. living at No. 40
West Fortiethst, went to Bellevue Hospital on Tues
day TO have bullet extracted from his left hip The
bullet had been buried in his flesh since the second
battle OF Bull Rua Ritter was private In the 54th
New-York Volunteers when he wounded The
bullet had not caused him any trouble until lately
The sale of foreign and American paintings was
continued at the Leavitt art-rooms, No 7S7 Broad
way, last evening. Among the pictures which brought
the best prices An Invitation TO the Dance, -
H. Hollosy $3.50; Morning the Holland Coast
August Musn, 1921 d" Prisoner of state,o Eastman
johnson, S42O, and " Canal Scene" NJ Rico, 1870.
The Police Board yesterday directed Superintendent
Murray to investigate the complaint Of John Crowley
who, in a letter to Mayor Grant, said he had been
dubbed by policeman.
The Debating Society composed Of the senior
Junior and sophomore classes Of the College Of ST
Francis Xavier held its scm!-annual public literary
exercises at Chickering Han last evening. The pro
gramme consisted of songs essays music Rotations
and debate, the subject being, Shall the President
of the United states hold office for one Term of slS
years - The Affirmative of the debate supported
by r. p. Green and II. j.. OKeefe, the negative BY
NJ. f. Hennessy and W. IT, Good The decision rem
dercd in favor Of the negative. The musical por
tlon of the programme was pleasing.
PBIITI0NING FOR NEW COLLEOTORJ
The members Of The Produce Exchange four
vea,e ago Sllcceeded by a pefuiOn signed bv Demo