New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
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It is spring days like yesterday tat the dweiiers
In suburban towns weary every acquaintance 1ies
meet who lives in the city by long and glowing ao-
counts of how green and fresh everything Is In 'hc
country
The Rev. I. Foster pastor of the Allen Street Me-
mortal Church, will preach on General u :. "ran'
in the Thirty seventh Street Methodist Episcopal
Church tonight The comrades OF the Graho hFi"y VI
the Republic and others arc invited to be present
Bass.fshing in the North River affords pretty good
snort now Hundreds of people will try their luck
along the piers today.
Bermuda onions will arrive in quantities ths week.
Abmt fifty Guernsey cattle. consigned by waiter
Cutting Of Pittsfeld Mass, and ROBERT H. mus Vi
poughkeepsie " " breeders Of this strain OF Chah-
mel Islands cattle. on exhibition az the American
Institute Building, where they VIII come undcr the
hammer of Peter c. Kellogg Co., auctioneers on
Tuesday.
A special Saturday train from One-hundred- and
Hfthst TO Mount Hope Cemetery, at Mount hope
Wcstcbester County, began running yesterday 1t Will
start every Saturday at 2:lo p. m, and return al
Ap. m.
A set of maps showing the lots Of the Cleveland
WaruC and Thorne estates at Ionkers. whlch are 10
be sold at the Real Estate Exchange on Tuesday nave
been issued. The properties consist OF about 100
wcllsituated building lots in variens parts OF tile
city, fine dwellings, and the home Of William H.
Thorne
Alfred Johnson, alias White, young man employed
in the store of c. X. Gibson. at No. 10 Barcay-st,
was arrested yesterday for passing forged check fof
500 at F. C. Geiger's store, NO us GreenWichst'
two weeks ago. The signature OF MI Gibson hao
been forged on the check. Yesterday johnson went
into Ditman's drugstore in the Astor House and ted
10 pass another forged check for S3O Mr.. Dltmah
.o,,ed in Policeman Finn of the Broadway squad, who
arrested Johnson.
J. w. Bouton, publisher, has removed from NO
115o Broadway to No. West Twenty eighth-st''
where he has much more commodious quarters LOT te
display of his valuable collection of rare old BOOKS
Many clothing dealers appear to have taken a fyng
leap from their winter TO their summon trade II one
may Judge from the numerous summer SUITS III lhe'
show windows.
John A. Yates. a broker at the Consolidated stock
and Petroleum Exchange, was unable 70 meet ms
Clearing House contracts yesterday The stocks closed
ont for his account were for both long and short ac
counts indicating an effort 10 Straddle" the market
The differences are not believed to be large, and Mr.
Yates declares that he will probably be able TO resume
this week.
The fair in aid Of St Josephs Home for the Aged Ill
the old armory OF the 22d Regiment. in west bo"r-
teentlst., which has been prolonged until May . "
week beyond the time originally fixed was ATTENDED
by large number of persons last evening Ihe oaho
of the list Regiment WAS in attendance ana playeo
some stirring tunes after which number OF songs ano
choruses were given by the Xavier Quartet.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to S76,s2O A.
Nearly 5000 900 pounds of copper went to con-
sumers last week including ZOO 900 for electric pur
poses The nominal for Lake insot has advanced
to IA "a cents.
The funeral Of ex-Comnissioner Daniel L. "iopeHs
who died on Friday, will be held at the homo Oh MS
mother on the Jerome Park Road, tomorrow IL Is
the intention of his relatives 10 have the service ds
simple as possible. Mr. Gibbenss mother Is nearly
prostrated with grief
The steamer La Bretagne. which Is due mere "uds
has on board the body of Junus :. Morgan the we'll
pno,rn banker who died recently at Monte Carlo.