New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
NEw-YORK CITY.


A. .Avsnca In refined sugar is not improbable; the
s,ow marketing of Cuban sugar and the reduction oi
stock in store make meters pay higher prices i0i
raw sugar
workmen OF long experience in the Assay once OF
this city, where powerful chemicals are daiy uson
IN purifying gold and silver say they have noVer
Known A case of diphtheria to occur In tneir 10
partment.
The Press Club, at meeting yesterday, adopted
resolutions of respect on the death Of William
McGarrahan. the journalist. The CLUB Will sena
handsome floral tribute to the funeral to-day
The lecture this evening in the Cooper Union feo
course viii be delivered by Charles hirchhon' "' VI
American Mining" illustrated
Take a clipping from a newspaper and paste i on
a postal card and the postofice authorizes WIN on-
you letter postage for delivering IT, Inc on'io
"a, or from which the clipping came may DO sent ~
q much less rate.
Every other pedestrian in uptown streets yesterday
a h fare screwed M into an almost unrecogniSaole
D,ups as he walked through clouds OF coarse dust
from the payements and prayed for the WscercAfS
Tho return TO favor of broad brimmed hats ior
woman is not welcomed by men who like to SIT ana
lean hack in the cross seats Of the eievated VaS'
n is some satisfaction, however, to watch inc aus
oomf,rt Of two women with these hats on Sittlns
back to back.
A sertes Of lectures on American authors VIII DO
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Z. o. Flagg at hsnamo
Van Norm,n's school for young ladies'
and Eiehthaye, on March IL, ls and 70 ana APrI -
q and Is, for tho benefit Of the Van Norman Aumn~'
Association Fund
AT the meeting Of the Board of Managers OF tho
American Bible Society Thursday, It was reported
,h.t The cash receipts during February were
sAs ss4 o5. The number of Bibles issued during
,ha month was 90 Asa Grants OF books were made 10
the value of about % 121, and ss6,s4o 81 was also
Granted in appropriations for various forms OF Boie
work
The shin st. Nicholas from Liverpool, landed At this
oo. vestcrdav the officers and crew, twelve In all,
OF the Norwegian bark Marryah The latter vessei
was abandoned In sinking condition on FEBRUARY @o'
In latitude 80 degrees 80 minutes north, Longitude
20 degrees west on her way nom Bahaa TOT new
York.
Charles r. Alexander will address young men N
Association Han tomorrow afternoon. All young men
win be madc welcome
An the studenfs OF this city are invited TO attend
a reception given by the Students Movement, az the
concert hall Of the Metropolitan Opera House, 10
night at g D. m. william E. Dodge, Anthony COM
stock and the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst VIII give snort
addresses. Music by the Columbia College Banjo
Club.
The Ncw-York Mercantile Exchange yesterday
resolved unanimously to request the Senate and
Assembly of the State to appropriate for The man
tenaneo Of the Dairy Commission 100000 to enable
the law against the fraudulent Sale Of ocomargarne
and aduIterated milk to be properly enforced.
The ninth annual dinner Of the Alumni OF Cornell
University will take place at Delmoncos on Thurs
day. March %, at 8: 80 p m. The committee
D. r. Horton. chairman; !. b. Potter, DO Boruen
Walmot Calvin Tompklns, Ira A. Place, II d.
Mling. and r. r. Ickelheimer.
1t was reported at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
that Henry woltman, clerk Of the West Washington
Market, sim inmate OF the INSTITUTION ana IN
an extremely feeble condition. His physician Is Dr.
wldman. Of No. 1877 West Forty ninth-st
Robert slgcl, the pension clork who Is accused OF
forgery, waived examination yesterday on two OF
the charges against him and held by Commissioner
Shields for tidal in the United States Circuit Court
Moses l. Meyers, clerk In the registry department
of the postoflce was arrested yesterday and held
for trial by Commissioner Shields q charge OF
stealing money from registered letters. Ho confessed
that he had taken $3.50 In the last few months.
The Society of Amateur Photography held . meet
tag at their rooms, No. 100 West Thrty-si1t h-st,
last night. An interesting exhibition Of pictures
illustrating Boston was gvon and the views were
explained by Alfred n DOdd. member Of the Boston
amateur society.
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Club entertained the
Columbia chapter OF the fraternity at Its house. No
435 Fifth ave., Last evening. IL was an Informal
affair, part OF the GIee and Banjo clubs furnishing
the music and supper closing pleasant evening
The rooms were decorated with Chinese lanterns,
college flags and loaned collection Of paintings
-