New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

ADMIRAL NN'N~'""'
noon on the steamer Hondo for Nicaragua "heic nc
niu rcmain for some time The steamer carried the
usual cargo.
postr,astor Van Cott was elected yesterday presl-
don't NJ the West Side Savings Bank. He does not
expect TO devote any less time to his duties as POST
master If he assumes the new ONCE
The annual report Of the Irish Society shows that
1897 Irish immigrants arrived at the port OF New
York during the year. OF these lo,6o5 remained IN
this city.
Jpdre Barrett in the supreme Court, yesterday de-
MED a motion made by the Attorney-General Tor an
Injunction TO restrain the New-fork Underground
Railroad Company from proceeding with its suit Tor
a mandamus to compel the Department of Public
Works grant ii permits for opening the streets 81
as TO build its road.
The animal report Of the labor bureau at Castle
Garden was issued Yesterday. 1t shows that stua-
tons have been found during tho last year for 1922
immigrants.
The steamer Crystal. from Lcith. arrived yester-
day. after stormy voyage When off the Grand
Banks she steamed through fifteen miles Of field ice
she sighted several iccbercs. Tic morning after she
passed through the field ice the steamer sighted an
Iceberg two miles long.
In this age of frequent dishonesty, II Is refreshing
to see how little newsboy will disappear IN crowd
in order to change a quarter, and return punctually
to hand you the "A cents.
wo,, was received by L. schcpp yesterday that
his armed schooner Whltford had sailed from Colon
for the san Bias coast 1t was not known where the
gunboat La Popa was.
The body of Theodore Stelnway. who died in Bruins
wick recently, was landed from the Rugia yesterday
Professor Charles F. Chandler will deliver lecture
on The History of Photography" under the auSploe'
of the Columbia College Engineering society 10 MOT
row evening at the college
The Rev DR.. Il. 5. Macarthur. pastor OF the Cai
vary Baptist Church. lecture at that church on
Tuesday night on The Eastern or Greek Church IN
Russia, Dr. Macarthur recently returned from
visit to Russia during which he secured NUMBER oi
beantifui views Of palaces churches and converts con-
nocted with the Greek Church. He illustrated his
cctrc with these and other views. and the fact that
he had 50 recently the places which he deNcrbeH
made his talk doubly entertaining The lecture was
one of course which is being given for the heneht oil
the charitable wor: in which the church is engaged
Fine garden grown Florida strawberries are in good
sized quantities In the fancy fruit stores seinS al
81 per quart.
The annual reception, or the exhibition drill ana
hall Of the Palestine CommandeIy Of Knights TempaI
will be held at the Metropolitan opera House on Jan
uary so. Many of the boxes have been sold ana IL
is intended 10 make the affair exceptionally brill
liant one.
printers error in the bills of popular play has
caused the public to be informed of the presentation
Of a BootesS Baby"
Portraits of three founders Of the New-fork Patho
logical Society were given TO that organization last
night They Ikenesses of the late Dr. Mittdeton
Goldsmith Dr. J. G. Peters and Dr. Lewis a. sayre'
The presentation speech was made by DR.. william
p Nort!nup one Of the trustees Dr. J. West Roose-
velt the president, accepted the gifts. lecture on
"Fevers," by Dr.. William Pepper, OF Philadelphia was
listened to by a large audience.
The strike in the cigar factory Of Bondy Lcderer,
at seventietst and Frstaye., was settled yesterday
by the 400 strikers returning 10 work at the Ola rate
of wages. The strike had lasted about a week.
4 mass-meeting under the auspices Of the Canal
and HarbOr Protective Union Will be held IN Cooper
Union on January "a TO protest against eXtortionate
grain n-eleyatOr charges.
The physicians comprising the Alumni Association
OF the WOman's Hospital Of New-York will hold q
business meeting at the Cambridge Hotel, Fiftiave
and Thirty thiId-st at IL O'Clock this morning. A
luncheon will be served at O'Clock. the company
being guests Of Dr. Bache Mckee Emmet.
VIII Carleton will begin the annual reading course
of the Y. NJ. G. \. TO evening In Association
Hail. Twenty third ST. and Eourthaye., with his original
poem lecture " The Drama Of Human Nature Tie
other readers IN the course will DC Leland +. Powers
George Riddle. Sidney Woollett. and Mr and Mrs
John II. scout.
The Battery Park Mission Of the New York City
Church Extension and Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has started new work
I'm the interest Of telegraph and messenger boys There
Will hereafter DC weekly meeting for these boys at
the mission, under the auspices Of the international
Postal and Telegraph Christian Association.
A pancake machine has been invented TO be placed
on the table Turning la1dle grinds ont the batter
between metal rollers that are kept hot by a lamp
and deposits the cakes brown and warm as they are
needed
A long gold snake is used alone as simple
and effective trimming 10 be wound around woman's
black velvet tmban.
No wonder that rubber merchants whose sales OF
waterproof coats and shoes have been immense
this wner-soason, rather-leaI "A threatened corner
in the Brazilian product and are resigned 70 the
tardiness Of the promised cold wave.
Now is the time to lay in Your Christmas presents
for next year. If you could only tell what your wife
Is going 10 buy for you to give TO her to your chill
1ren and to your niOthcr-in Law. The stocks that
were left over are being sold for half the price
asked for them Christmas Eve.
Andrew Goetz. a German, was complainant IN
the Police Commissioners court Yesterday against
Officer Hauenbeck, of the Prlnccst. squad who, he
charged struck him with his night stick. The police
man said that he struck GOetz for joke The full
Board Will decide the justice Of the complaint.
The annual DdlI OF Gfdhlcfcy LOdEe, a. u u w,
will be given tonight at Terrace Garden. Gramercy
is the banner lodge Of the order IN the East and It's
entertainments always command Il large and repre-
sentative attendance.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees Of the Maple
Grove Cemetery Association yesterday. w. : Coeswcll
was reelected president James f. Ware vice president,
and Charles ;. Goodwin controller and secretary. In
the place Of John L. Norris resigned 5. 5. Thomson
was elected treasurer
HINERLE NOT PERNANENTLY INJURED
Edward +. Kinerle, the enrolling officer VINO was
injured on Tuesday night at the headquarters Of the
Enrolled Republicans Of the Vth Assembly District
was confined to his bed yesterday, at his home. 40
"A VariclI-st and II was thought he might not get