New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

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Old Chips Society Of 7th Regiment dinner. u
Regiment Veteran Club. evening.
Baseball match New Polo Grounds. D. y.
lNEw.YORK CITY.
The Rev. Madison c. Peters, pastor Of tho Bloom'
ngdale Reformed Church, began series Of HISTORICAL
and practical sermons March o. Ills subject "
morrow night Is Rachel, the Lonely Wife,
Tickets for the free Sunday concerts given ct Cooper
Union can be had by application to Edward King -
the Of tho Neighborhood Guild, No. 147 For
| syth-st.
The merchants Of this city who have agents in ~
capital of Brazil placed faith In the disqueSln9
rumors from Rio Jancro which published yes-
terday morning. Several nrms,r said q member q
firm of importers, have received cable dispatcnes
from Rio today with no mention Of any troublc there
| 1t Is without foundation. Exchange, however, -
| fallen to 81 12.'
Guard ION East Side cevated} Grand, Canal nextI
Chappe (who has supped uptown)-Wash mesfes
getting Oft at Grand Canals Never shaw Veniccs
The Excise Board Yesterday revoked the license -
Bernard Einger, the liquor dealer at No. 1S7 kesu
Twenty second St., against whom the trustees OF N
swedish Evangelical Church Of Gustavus Adophus ~
Gently made complaint.
The Board OF Estimate will hold meeting on Tues'
day. at which Commissioner Loomlss project TO -
back to the contract system in strcetcleanng VIII %
i considered.
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so successful as PhppOeaux's painting OF the bettse
| Of C;cttysburg, For two years it has been on ex-
| hibitIon at Nneteenth-st and Fourth-ave, and the
public interest remains keen as when the building
| was opened.
The business failures in the last week, as reporte9
by r. c. Dun & Co., Of the Mercantile Agency were
CIT in the United States and 26 in Canada total o.
o43 against 2j5 in the previous week. ana 240 Ia tns
corresponding week last year.
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Finance Department clerks dismissed on THURSDAY oy
Controller Myers for being interested In street.
sprinkng contract, moving to secure reanstase-
| mcnt They assert that, they contracted 70 pus
money into the city treasury to pay for privilege IN
stead of taking money from the city, their case wa
not a violation OF the Consolidation Act, as was ~
first supposed.
Controller Myers went to Atlantic City last evening
for brief respite from official The Controlles
| will 1on his family there and spend Sunday with
| them returning to his Office on Monday morning
Bishop Turner presiding bishop Of the First Epis-
copal District Of the American Methodist EpiscopaI
Church. which embraces New York, NewJersey, Aasso-
chusets and Pennsylvania is visiting the churcnes o.
this district. This week the Bishop, accompanied BY
the Rev. Walter Grayson, paid his annual visit TO the
Sullivan Street Church.
| O. d. Mott who has been for cra years superin-
tendent OF Manhattan Beach, has resigned to take an
important Office with the Spokane Falls and NortheFp
Railway. Ills successor has been appointed
Way. Mayer and Ingraham the three men who were
arrested and charged with fauduently selling tickets
in the name of Macy & Co.'s Employees Association
were held by Justice White at the JEFFERSON marko'
Police Court yesterday.
| Elevated trains between Chatham Square and Souta
Ferry were delayed for hour yesterday morning ox
fire In the store of Kurtz Co.. bag manufacturers
at No. 76 Pearl-st. The loss about $1,000; In
sured.
Elihu Root has subscribed 500 to the Washington
Memorial Arch Fund, which now amounts to sos
400 "a.
The case of Father Schwenninger, who charges E. II.
Torner broker, OF No. 55 Wallst., with swindling
him out of S5 900 by selling him worthless bonds, WAS
continued in the jefferson Market Police Court yes
tcrday, and put over till Monday.
The semiannual election OF officers Of the Metro
potan Association took place last nieht
at the clubhouse, No. 03 Lexingtonave Inc foiiov.
ing were chosen President, Edward F. Underl nrss
vice president George Knowles second vcepresidents
George S. walworth secretary, George o. McKibben /;
treasurer John Chambers; assistant treasurer, H. b.
stonc librarian, Carrie B. Purdy; assistant Librarian
Mrs. May f. Payne; auditing committee John G. NOW
bray, Louis sturke and Charles W. Morris.
The funeral Of Edwin A. Gibbcns, school principal
and father of exSubway Commissioner Daniel l.. Glib
bens took place last evening at the Church OF tho
New Jerusalem, in East Thirty ffthst Tho services
the Rev. j. c. Aver and the Kew. Z. H. Mann. InS
burial will be at Boston.
Tho women's Guild of the New-York homeopathic
Medical College and Hospital has been Incorporates
to aid in the maintenance Of the hospital OF the New
York homeopathic Medical College and Hospepl.s
The trustees are Fannie /. IIelmuth Julia d. Hens
Annie Mills Archbold, Hester A. Cowing, Sarahf NJ
Flower, Annie L. Hoe, Ellen L. Platt, Matilda y.
Starbuck Louisa Thompson, Ruth A. watrous, Lucy
C. Thomas, Anna L. Ricketts,, Mary A. Newton NJ A.
Drake Fargo, Georgia Eddy Cohn, Barbara II. Nc
Donald Margaret Mackay, Amy ii. weatherbee. sars
Conant Ostrom, Julia Elder Baker, NJ. Jenny Platts
Caroline f.. Jenkins, Urana Pinckney yelling. Kate
L. Smith and ALA Doughty.
In another column will be found the announcement
OF q sale at Richmond, New South Wales. of large
number of horses, comprising the famous HOBART
VILE stud of the late Andrew Town, who was Tor
many years a leading turfman in Australia. The sale
will take place during the third week In May
Deputations from many Of the patriotic lrslsAmers
can organizations will see the Rev. George W. Pepper,
of Ohio, the new United States Consul to Milan, saiI
by the City Of Berlin to-day.
Eight Roman Catholic priests have died in this city
since New Years Day.
Preparations are being in all the Roman Cath
olc churches in this city for the blessing and distrbu-
ton Of the palms tomorrow.
F. W. Miller, one Of the delegates TO the Farmers
and Milk Producers Union at Mount Kisco on Thur
day, is almost a living image Of President GsrnelA.
The Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin, In Laiayet@o
Place, of which the Rev. J. j. Dougherty has charge.
has opened q free employment bureau In connectioo
with the Mission for Catholic Young Men.
The members Of the Coffee Exchange voted yestee>
day to close the Exchange Good Friday and on the
following Saturday