New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

Wednesday afternoon at Cmckerlng Hall.
The Rev. DR.. 5. L. Baldwin conducted the second
days service of the fourteen days mission in ST. Luxe
Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday. The attend
ance large. and great interest was MANIFESTED oo'
In the speaker and the services
Cecil Barring Thomas Barring. and Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Roosevelt arrived here yesterday on tile Scrvia
The Columbia College freshmen have ,ccivcd base
ball challenges from Yale and Princeton Both chal-
ienres were referred to W. a. McLarcn. go the man
hger Of the baseball nine.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott will address the stu
dents of Columbia College in the chapel on Thursday
morning.
Henry Willard yesterday denied that he had made
an offer a. was published yesterday. 10 make 81 fau
and Minneapolis the leading manufacturing centres Of
the Northwest if the two cities would place oooooo
at his disposal, for which lie would issue stock TO
them.
James Keenan,. now living at Plymouth. ~ c.
would like the address of any conradc OF MS oil 'ic
10Th United states Infantry band who was at Fort
Ontario in the spring Of loG2, or after the regiment"
headouartcrs were removed 10 sackettS Harbcr IN
$50, or Of any other comrade who remember
him.
subscriptions by employees in the Controllers oh'es
and by others have increased the Washington VI
mortal Arch Fund to S73,643 3D.
Laura York. the pretty oncycar old baby VINO Is
known as the child Of The New York Hospital VIII
celebrate the first anniversary of her birth TO-DAY
When only four hours old she was deserted ana iei'
In the streets, where she found by a policeman
and taken to the West Twenticth-St station Inc
child was removed to the New-lork Hospital. where
under the most careful and loving treatment IL
thrived and is strong and healthy Laura l.
the idol Of the nurse, the doctors and has long
been recognized as the hospitals ward. She will be
loaded with present. today and l. - give an IN
formal reception III honor of the day.
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French settlements in the Mississippi Valley before
the Academy of Political science at Columbia College
last night.
The crack bowlers Of the Arlington League expect
10 play return match with the Derkeey>. OF Jersey
DIN. on Saturday night at the Arlingtons new club
house, No. 24O West Fourtecnth-st.
John c. Arthur. alias Saunders who was arrested
on Saturday for forging checks Of Nandenbnre CO..
of No. 25 Whitehast.. IN the Tomb' Police Court
YESTERDAY morning committed for trial without bail
Arthur according to the police, has a bad record.
He was convicted Of robbery and forgery in spring
field Mass in December 1o.5 he is wanted IN Wash
lngton for forgery. and he is a companion OF the
notorious thieves who did the famous window smashing
robbery in Boston few months ago.
Coroner Levy yesterday held the inquest in the case
of the death Charles Ieay, ase thirteen, who was
fatally beaten by John Anderson in West Twenty
eighth-st on January II. Anderson. VINO j. nnder
arrest. was found responsible for IIealyS death By
the jury. and he committed 70 the Tomba
MAYOR Grant received a letter from Washington
real esae finn yesterday Ole ine to sell t. tie w'l'
Fair Committee the old Martha Washington residence
In Fredericksburg, Na where General Washington
spent part Of his early life 1t Is described a an
antique building: price 81 900. The same terms have
been offered to Chicago.
Controller Myers said Yesterday that his visit 10
Wards Island on saturday satisfied him that the term
asked BY the state Board OF Emigration for their III
terest were too high. The buildings. he said, were
mostly Sheds and the terms not greatly mod
fed he would report against leasing the property
The annual report of the Street Cleaning Depart
mcnt Will be issued today, and Will show that In
1859 53l miles cleaned, at cost Of
s1272O4O "a. The Department received for the sale
Of trimming privileges S52,lo6O2
William Dudley roulkc VIII lecture tonight al
O'Clock in the Of tie Friends Literary ana
Library Association. East sixteenth It. ana Rutei1)c
Place, on Civil Service Reform.
There WAS some excitement on the Coffee Exchange
Yesterday and AN advance Of from 30 to 90 pont'
was recorded. The that there had been
reduction in the visible vofl's supply OF 100000 bags
The supply is 2.G49.OOO bags, against 3,25oOoO las
wear There are only III 900 bass in TIL, country
now.
A publc meeting. under the auspices Of the Amer
lean sabbath Union. in the interest of sunday Oh
servance will lie held this evening at O'Clock in TN
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association. Fourth
ave- and Twenty third st. All persons are cordially
invited TO attend
special committee appointed By the Chamber 0
Commerce met Yesterday and opened inquiry int
the old complaints that certain people breaking TN
IIarbor law by using the haibo dumping ground
Captain Kirkland. supervisor Of the Port said tina
with the iaciltic, his command he not able I
cope with the task any better than those VINO la
had charge Of the harbor in the last decade. lie ha
only one boat, and that utterly unit 10 cate
people breaking the dumping laws.
The board of managers Of the Produce ENchanc
suspended Archibald Montgomery jr, from member
ship yesterday for days. because he would lot
a fine of 80 cents for smoking the floor before til
close of business.
The Society Of Medical Jurisprudence and stat
Medicine met at No. II West Thirty list-t las, even
Ing and approved the report of the board Of trustee
In favor Of accepting the resignation OF A. j. Dcane
from the society. lie resigned because cN-Pfesidcr
Cleveland elected honorary member. Egl
new members admitted. paper on "Cci
sancunity in Relation to scrofua7 read by ID
Edward +. Brush
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Federal Gu
last night eleven new members were admitted. II
club will give It's monthly dinner saturday nigl
at the club house. No. 6iJ Mads0n-ayc
Professor A. d. F. Hamn. Of Columbia Colleg
delivered illustrated lecture in the parlors OF u
New York camera Club. at No ga Fifth-ave la
night, "The Bosphorus and Its Villages" Abo
roo people. most Of whom were ladies, were presen
The sale Of seats for Miss Edwardss farewell cour
OF lectures in this city began yesterday at Cmckerir
He'll The first days sales indicate that the hou
will be crowded at each lecture. Tickets for al
single lecture well for the entire course
be had application at the hall.
Professor Henry W. Haynes. Of boston. delivered
lecture on g. The Roman Wall in Britain" before
large meeting Of the American Geographical socic