New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
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Water Register Riley reported his Cohc'uohS ior
Croton water last week at So. 2G0 81. Mayors Mar
shall Encelbard received 5000 - for 276 city licenses
The annual dinner of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club
was arranged yesterday to take place at the club house.
No 435 Fifth-avc.. on saturday. March ~
4 fencing tournament will he an additional attrac-
ton al the Eden Muscc Thursday evening The
competitors viii include the most skilful of the COM
pany of VienneSc fencing girls now performing at tho
Musee. and several officers of the English Army who
are said TO be expert swordsnen. \ sacred concert
is given today
The steamers Drew and Dean Richmond. Of the
Peoples Line. will resume their trips to Albany on
Wednesday. During the winter months these boats
have been placed in rstclass ORDER having electric
lights placed throughout them They will. as usual
leave their pier at Canalst North River. every even
ing at O'Clock except sundays, and make close
connections at Albany with trains for all points morrill,
east and west.
The steamboats, saratoga and City of Troy will re-
their regular trips to Troy on Wednesday, lcaV-
ing Pier No. 40 North River at p. m. daily, except
saturdays. These steamers will make connections az
Troy with the trains of the Delaware and Hudson ana
Ttchburg railroads for northern and eastern points.
In the notice Of General Towards address, dcllv-
cred at the Berkeley Lyccum Friday evening before
the New York Genealogical and Biographical society,"
the admirable Lincoln story of Grant at the circus
should have been credited to General Wilson. inc
president of the society who told the story, ana 10
whom it was related by Mr.. Lincoln about fortnight
before his death, and week previous 10 Lee ; sur-
render at AppomattoX Courthouse.
The ~broken-neck man." with his mask off, con-
inucs to be the leading attraction at Worth liubers
Palace Museum in Fourtcenth-st. Besides him there
are the Wild men Of Borneo the living African mummy
the Mexican feaher-workerS. the leopard children the
tattooed people, the turtcboy and various other
curiositics
The unusual spectacle OF two large churches crowded
to hear religious subjects promises 10 pe
continued this week. Dwight L. Moody Will speak
again on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
mornings at the Collegiate Church. Flfth-avc. ana
Twenty -nnth-s at 10 80 o'clock and at the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church. MadlsonaVe. ana FHN
third st. at IL 80 o'clock Tickets for these meetings
can be had on application. either personally or by
mail enclosing stamped envelope. to Association HAIL.
No. 81 East Twenty third st.
j. j. Aston Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Gibbons.
Michel Tchgorine and Mrs = d. warren sdieu io'
Europe yesterday on La Brctasnc
Charles a. O'Rourke, one Of the wellknown news
paper men Of this city. published in compact ana
attractive form history Of the tour through INC
country Of the delegates TO the Pan American 'oh-
grcss. together with the receptions given to them III
the several cities The work is published In spanish
for circulation mainly I'm south and Central American
countries, and IS handsomely Illustrated
special Deputy Collector tllrlcS T. MN' Hf''''
his last day yesterday in the Custom House as an
Official under Collector Erhardt. 1t is expected th''
his successor Joseph j. Couch. will assume Office to-
Harper & Bros, with a subscription Of 800. ana
Others have increased the Washington Memorial Arch
Fund to 80 .:;3 81.
The funeral Of Edward McGill. Editor Of The Court
Journal" took place At his home, No. 100 Waverl"y
Place Yesterday. From there the body was taken Id
the Masonic Temple. at Twenty lird st. ana siAth-
ave. where Masonic funeral services were held. The
burial was in Greenwood
Emma Field and James Shackcl. Who attempted !"
blaclmail Charlie, T. Nca-.c artist Of y" 49, wet
Twenty third t.; by threatening him with exposure
unless hc gave them $50. were held for trial IN uc
jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
Professor William H. Goodyear leciuid last hSW
in the large hall OF the Cooper Union on &C. Tie Dec
o,,,tsc Art Movement in Ornament ard IN SUBURBAN
Architectural There present among the audience
Of 200 persons a large number Of well hno"n New
York architects and builders.
The annual election Of The Insurance Clerk Mutual
BENEFIT Association he'd IN the rooms ~ the Nc"
York Board of Fire Underwriters yesterday. H. {.
Eathbonc b. Darrsch. C. \. KiauNcf and Herman
Noscntlal were elected directors. and j. ". Walsh
LAFAYETTE Butter and samuel schumacher inspectors