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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
THE RIVER AND HiRHOP BILL.
THE CnNFERIES SIGNING THEIR EEPoHT-MooT
OF THE SENATE CHANGES AGREED 70.

THE CnNFEREt.I SIGNING THEIR EEpoET-MoNr
or THE SENATE CHANGES AGREED TO-
Washington. sept. Latter weeks >tcaa' work
tic conicrccs on tho River and iarboi iii lm,"
reached an agreement aud have signed their report
The changes made Ia the al rs u" hrnai" were gen
c-allt agreed 70, bat H. ruH,crDus the apr"I
,ratlon WAS reduced \, ...c:l upon u" p"in' lI'a
items in the bin whc,c c.Iin.es were MAIZE are a.
follows:
lay Ridge Channel. NcS York Iaror. fluo.MO
Windmill Islands. at Piindelpha. was ed 4"
S1W.O"U. md authority given 10 contract for
completing the work. estimated 30 cost 5000 Vw.
For the Improvement Of the lnrlem River, which the
senate struck out. S230.G0O APPROPRIATED II
was provided that s,i,r ad rdg OVER the river mi
lie twenty .fOur nc; alovr pin" tide. and must be
equipped with draws that -hall be opened only l"'
tween the hour, Of 10 u. ~. ana ) b. N. Thc,r
id .cs are be erected when authority j. gwen by
the legislature Of New York 10 enable the railroads
tc change their grades 90 conform with that level
The appropriation FOR work on the Mississippi River
under the Commits ION reduced from %'.i0OOO5 10
~ 900 the appropriation for the various ha:lors
was limited 5000. coo. and for the WORK At the head
Of the Atchnfal1ya aud the mouth ~ Rod River to
$3.50 600. The appropriation :Or work tine III,
souri, River under The Commission reduced from
81, 2jO.O 900 to ~ 100000.
As II passed the lIouse the bin appropriated 49,
04s4I3; rs 1t passet the senate. 25.7s6.a53, as
agreed To IN conference, H24 .0Si,S3o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
mittee. without attempting to proceed after the ~
cess adjourned, subject To call.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
A NET DECREASE OF 1888 o72 DURING AUGUST
REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER OF
TIIB CURRENCY.


Washington Sept. fSpociar.-Thc public debt state
mert from the Treasury Department day shows .
decreas sc in the debt during the last month amounting
To 3a33O12 Tie Interest bearing debt. exclusive Of
bonds is.,"d to Pacific railroads. Is %6co.o' 5000. ~
$40 .s2l $40 less than month ago; WINE. Oh the
other land the net cash balance. or surplus III Inc
Treasury during the last month has decreased from
SIO4 G.24OO to So5.3la.-63 The gold r1n ana DULL
lon assets have DECREASED about S6.250.000 during
the last month"; and -dav aggregate 3Oo"Ol the
silver assets decreased about sl,50OOO0 and to-day
amount to $347 15342: the currency assets, United
states notes. National bank notes and fractional cur
rncy, decreased &f.25O,OOO, and to-day amount 70
s.445aI5 while gold, silver and currency certi:i'
rates assets increased about 30. 800 900. and now
amount 10 %iO,GO0,69l. In silver Treasury notes
s3,GO1,OOO were issued under the new law, and are
row outstanding, for which the Treasury holds an
equivalent In 900 standard dollars, and 5000.
900 In silver bullion National bank repositories to.
day hold $50 1885 Of Government funds, or about
$500 900 less than on August !.
Government receipts from all so'rccs during the
last month ,grcgated SH ,22O0 against %H'4'V"o
in AUGUST. los., The u/pn, receipts In August were
SrO3lje1U against S2U,j1",9j In August yeaI ago.
the internal revenue rcrcpts ue!e s,:.3'' e. ~, ~
u,ont DO,OOU more than IN August. l-sV. Oh inc
other hiiid the expenditures if hngu,' "e.e 3d.
5000 AGAINST IN august xsir T Ss1;
ST. $50 827 or about ~ 100000 less than In august
i-o &C premium p..a On SYaa S,, pstMa, , ~
August lss0 The coinage Of mDts, Last month, Vi
al kinds Of MONEY. aesresa'ed IN v,ai so''GoUo'
and S2.44O.OO in gold pieces. ....,,..
The Controller of the Currency. IN h> 0Ihy ,'a'c.
me i,,cd today ho~nS ire amount Of sssS %isa
August 81 1ooD. and curing the last MONTH reports
- decrease during The year amounting 10 ~. ,1i
OF National bank circulation July 81, loso was
si-i..o3,o'6, against s-"'''i-'f'' %" August 'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
startling Discovery.
"DETAILS OF THE DEBATE.
sBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ~~tBUNKs

The discovery by the inhabitants OF locality hitherto
unysted by the peent scourse Of fever and agu that
exists in very midst Is decidedly startng Such
made ut every season In every part OF the
rnioe. Sub cqucny. when II Is asecrtahed. as IL In
,aby Ii at such times. through the valuable experience
Of some who has been benefited ana cured that Hos
letters Stomach Bttrs 10 thoroughly cncacous eradi
Gator Of the maaria poison and means Of foryinc the
system against IT, feeling Of security and tranquility
regns throughout whole neiRhborhood besides the
febre maara disease dumb aGuc and aguc cake
are removed by the potent action Of the Btte TO which
science also gives ts remedy for rheansn
dyspepsia constipation. liver complaint debility. kidney
tro blcs all diseases impaing the organs OF digestion
and assimilation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
Ior,sc Of REPRESENTATIVES.. I would be very Biao !"

House Of Representatives. would DO very s"" "
hav. them acted on by the Senate
Il desire" said Mr.. lIoar, =" to spend inc u"S ~
81. !atlun that will raise the wages OF lhDor.
give notice to the senator in charge OF the i"'''
Ill.," s:,. Nr. Elair that will ask ulahiihous 'o"
sent If me scna.o give precedence to III" CONSULT"
ton If aj,r Ills that have been sent " lis oS '"'
House %. Repro entativcs. Th' l. LABOR Day "iu
the. i, a universal desire 10 do something ior foor'
Mr. Ahrich objected to lazy further o"hc"'oo
-. he aud Mr.. lIlr's recognition VI III; rnisTn
Ma. hat ttn rrrrcsc;ItativcS OF TIC hoHoPoi. ".e
ui t.r" but that the Senate should hcVerteicsN ~"
r.t,I to consider the Labor bills. al, 4. ,, van
W. Alil asked The pr.ding "lcr T,a 10 e' thrr.
III. rnlr, .uid tho presiding officer. Mr. neail', cn
ui.,n roucsrd tie senate. from New Hampshire 10
v'- ~, In. rules and refrain from dNhh'r
rhis I,iIc incident occurred before the app'.'i,",o
q a Quorum and before the reading OF saMNley.
l,rrari Later Mr.. Blair asked unanimous coh2cn' ~
,,r c1 the consideration OF the House Dill iOr ''o
nd in ,n,cnt uf account, und'r the cirhthour law m
Nr Aldrlch said he would not Object II inc u"
,p,ild IL disposed Of without discussion. -, .
Mr. Eimunds and Mr.. liarr, said ma cou nh hJ,
he Collection was therefore made by Mr. hioiio"
aud the Tariff blu was taken UP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
THE PARADE IN BROOKLYN.


SENTING SIXTY-FIVE ORGANIZATIONS.
Over 10000 men took part in the parade of labor
organizations in Brooklyn yesterday and great crowd
Of onlookers gathered to see the organizations
march by. The holiday was generally observed
by the cessation Of business, both public ana
private, and the display OF flags. The rendcz-
vous for the paraders at Lafayetteave and Cum
berand st. The line Of march was formed under tie
direction Of Grand Marshal John OCOnncll. aided by
william Browner, Joseph Bradley. Patrck NcVin'
Charles F. WyntOnh and William Moore There
were sixty five organizations in the 1--WE divisions OF tho
parade.
Tho route followed was in Lafayette, Bedford Flush
Inc ThrOOp and Willoughby ayes. At BushwicK ana
wilourhby avcs the reviewing stand was placed. The
Inc was reviewed by Acting Mayor McCarty, In the
absence of Mayor Chaplin. A.,
Alter the review the ranks were broken ana the
various organizations out separately for the picnics
in kidgcwOOd Tarii and High Ground Park where inc
afternoon evening spent In various festivities
The German speaking unions belonging to the Feacro-
ton of Trades had . parade 81 their own. with abou
; 900 men In line IN the Sixteenth Ward. number
OF Sociastc and Anarchsnc organizations were In the
ranks under rcd flags. ~ 49,.
Nearly all Of the 1900 workmen at the Navy Yard
were permitted to have yesterday as MONDAY, anu
they took s. Il In tho labor parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
LABOR DAY AND THE FOUR LABOR BILLS.

LABOR DAY AND THE FOUR LABOR BILLS.
Washington. SEPT. 1.-The senate met al 10 a. M.
but II was halfhour afterward before business could
he proceeded with owing TO She absence OF quorum.
I'm tho meantime Mr. Blair asked whether a motion to
adjourn would lie IN order. This was :" Labor Day y
he said and should be universally Observed. lie
thought that the Senate. which worked sixteen hours
day instead Of eight. ought TO do honor TO the
caaion by adjournment
Mr. iIoar gave II his opinion that Labor Day
would lie better honorcd ~ Legislation behalf OF
Labor.
VERY WE'LL Mr.. Blair sad. In ucqu'c ,ccnct, there
are four labor bills that have been ,r by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
TIE SWITCH UNLOCKED AND THE LIGHT OUT.

Poughkeepsie, sept. l (SpecIaD-There Is no doacs
that the railroad accident In the northern part Of tns
city at midnight was tho work OF desperate men
Tho train thrown from the rails was an extra iresas
Tho locomotive and five cars tumbled down an emoen.
lnent Immediately after the accident the SWITCH W.
examined and found TO be unlocked. and the heh' ~
been exting,hslied. The engineer says poSi'iVeS -
tho urh, w,s out The railroad authorities and the
rpilroah uoce say there Is no doubt whatever tnss
the crash was caused by strikers. The strikers say
the new switchman was careless. and tie new swtcn
man saws he was not there at all during the nSns
At all events. special detectives are now ; me thai
heretofore. when any kind Of On accident hes oese
the spot has been crowded with people. bus ~''
nieht not q dozen put In an appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
GLASS FACTORIES START Up.

Mays Landing, N. j.. Sept. CSpecaD.-Au IS actiV-
fty among the glassblOwers In Ncw-Jersey AND all
through tho East to-day. the time agreed upon TO
sisrt the factories. With few exceptions this pro-
er.mme was carried out. AL factories Will run TO
THAR full capacity. The outlook for the WINDOW
giass trade among the South Jersey factories nseF
- O,,r IN. factory Is idle that at Malaga. War
III BROTHERS, Of Glassboro. Who II was ALLEGED hed
cmnloyed . number Of Belgian blowers. Indignantly
desy the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

aut horzes tho Committee Territories 70 scno suu
committee Of seven members to New-Mexico a"u
Arizona with authority to inquire into inc so o0n
cational, financial and moral conditions enS'"s =.
each Territory and report whether the lerr'''s 1'o
Authorizes tho sub committee on It's trip 70 n',, o'
places in the Territory Of Utah rs u MAJ no aec The dies
tions OF the prevalence and extent o. or InsaI
Of the doctrines and practices OF plur7a! ana W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
Fastest Trains In the World.

The Royal Blue Line trains between NcwYork. PhIla.
delphia Baltimore and Washington. via jersey Central
r. aiding and II. o.. not only tn" fastest trains IN
the world but their equipment Is the finest but an1
embraces all the devices and appliance safcy
that known to tho builders VcSti.
bued ears protected by PuiiLan's sntit roic device
heatd BY steam aud Lighted BY Pntsch Station
fnof of Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
vI,op nAyyEL A. SHARPE DEAD.

Rochester, n. V. Sept l-MA1or Daniel a. sharpe
Coroner Of Monroe County, died this AFTERNOON from inc
S.r.. - ,n1ures inflicted by two men last Monday
,isAt He has been unconscious most OF the time
TIA Ia WA attacked. Two OF his alleged assalants
In tail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
SILVER BULLION AND BOND PURCHASES.

EITVEK BCLLION MD BOND TT KCIIASF%.
Washington, Sept. 1.-The bond offers to-day az
gregatcd 81 OO543O registered lo per centS In lots
as follows: 100000. $4,000. sI5OOOO. 100000,
5000 $500. $500. 81 800. ~ O00 s8O OOO 800 OOO
~, OOO 300. $500. S3O. 900 and sos245O.
All the offers accepted.
The purchases at other cities were light
Tie amount Of silver offered 10 tho Treasury Depart
ment to-day was 1915. 800 ounces The acceptanccs
we're l5.3OO at 81 10 Ia, and 1875 900 ounce,
liver purchased since August -. when the present
law went into effect Is 81. jO4 900 ounces leaving only
$4,000 ounce, To be purchased between now aud
september IS 70 meet tho requirements of tho law for
the purchase Of 100000 ounces IN each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
THAT INITIATED ELECTION REPORT.
TIE BRErKINRIDGE CASE COMING Up ~ THE
HOUSE TODAY-A RUMORED DINO.
CRATIC TRICK.

WASHINGTON sept >pcciaI,.-Tlc IIoa>r Committee
ON Election, intended t. call up the Icc,ln:idse ca>s
IA day: Lut early In the afternoon il was d.rded 10
LOT the matter go over until tomorrow. lna>nurh ~
t, probably was the last day Of the session on wi'h
REPRESENTATIVES, could Lc recognized OIL ind!vidual i)
ton to io.c the passage Of bills under suspension a"
the rules From ntnations received from Dchoc'a1H
,n.mbsrs II appcar. that the friend, VI BrecknrdSe
have bccu trying 10 secure pledges from his party 49,
ciatc to va,ac their and leave the chabe! t!s
compelling the majority to Keep quorum pfc>eh' III
order to dispose of thu case. Tie "aNlc '"t>e' 10
seems WAS 10 be adopted prevent The decision Il
the cont.s; Of ia;gston against Nenah'c oil |r-iM''
ard that Of Miller against Elliott. of south caro'
ua the contestants in the last two cases being COLI
ored men, There is assurance thn' this policy VII
not be pursued. and Republican ab,cNtees >ho"" so'
ern Themselves accordingly.
OF course there some Democrats whp VIII not
.cre Il, the foolish course recommended by the >oh'
,rn men who for Lave facned al the pubic c''o
a. reward for the suppression 81 the RepIblIah 'oh'
rrr,sonal and electoral vote Of 'l.ir dlstrri, aS
etates II seems from certain eAprc>>oH, dn'pped "
certain Democrats today. that the JOINT performance
Dcf.ndant Dreckinrdge and the Democratic n'h'nv
OF the Elections Committee has Thoroughly di>sI,'Ha
them OF course rile facts were not known to mem
until they had heard and read OF the exposures ~ o'
DAYS Tribune: but they were not show To deiouh.o
ckIrldge and hi, method, soon - the faee "eu
brought 10 their attention. , .,,.
among Republicans. some Of whom Thought u m
credible that the minority ~ committee would dsr
first. To place themselves IN the hHin, "' s,scss
and secondly. Ia tamprr with and muttlats aim',e
beyond recognition public document whrn u. ~, -,
IIou>-. II breckenridge and HI, political PAL, ~, ~
the House escape with only hot tr'a''.de OF IA.
disnant criticism they may consider themselves '''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Tho Invalid be ted In order that the resisting and
rscupstye powers b. SUSTAINED But this does not mean
that ordinary food should be Tho nutritious
and easily dlge.tibo food must be used. Mcn's Food
possesses both these requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
TIE ADMISSION OF ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.

Washington. Sept. l-At meeting OF the House
Committee Territories to day, the subject OF the
consideration OF the bills for the admission OF New
Mexico and Arizona into the Union being under dis
cussi,n. preamble ind resolution In regard tn tho
matter drawn up by Representative Mansur Of Mis
souri,, unanimously adopted. The resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
nArlcy RY TIDES AT ASBURY PARK.

Asbury Park, n. j.. Sept 1.-The high tide OF ias'
uistt aid further damage to the board walk ana inc
Sritbeads On the oceon front. Tho WALL VIII not 10
rcSuilt until next spring. MI. brsaHys 'o'" ~
SQ6 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Comn,i ssoners Purcell. Robertson and Donovah OF INC
ss.ae Beard OF Mediation and Arbitration arrived IN This Guy
last night and went 70 the Gsey House 1ne: vi" oes"'
an Into Of the strike OF the knights
A. Labor on the Ncw.York Central and Hudson River Rail.
road in Part Of Court Of Common Pleas promptly a.
10 o'clock this morning. W. Wright and j. j. Holsnd
az he General Executive Board Of the Knights Of Labor
also arrived here night be ready TO give any est
,n>ny oallea for 1t the Investigation this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
vARNIsHERs TO STRIKE TO-DAY.

The Progressive vsnishers' Union recently submitted
new scale Of wages increasing their frem ~ 30 aud
e IS 70 @ IS and % day 10 Che Boss Vanishers As'o'
eston which refused approve the scale aud this morn.
ins Il In expected that 500 vsrnishers In this city and
Brooklyn win quit asd attempt by going on strike
70 Ssece their employers psy the scale demanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
CHICAGO VIA CLEVELAND.

m. Nex.Yorx and Chicago Limited" leaves GRIND
go afstion every lay In tho year at 80 .. m:
- ~ Ncv.York Central, The great four-track isst
~ Toato.@ExchApGe. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
A PLEA FOR PIELlC BTlLplNG BILLS.

PLEA FOX II El.N b' ii.i'i.'' P''''
Washington sept. IA number "' N"tIpr'' VI 'S
House Interested In the public building ui'> "","
have ~ far failed 10 receive inal ,"i>Ic:a'"n IL '
House have united in a formal request 70 '''e '
mittee Oh Rules that. 10y means oi spc'''' "'"..'
sufficient time BE Afforded Ia the committee u" '"'N
buildings and Grounds, 10 dispose ot some o tr moro
Important measures. The statement ih' i'''> d"
HMM intended 10 demonstrate" thai. notwithstanding
the common impression that the appropriations "'
nm T., mi. time by the List Congress are excessive ID
amount, as u matter OF fact they are F"'' "o1'
~, 600 900 less t.,n the ugggat. Of the apprupr'S'
rIu, rnu.ir ~ the first session Of the LIN ohtc,s
Ntnvirh no action l> been taken 10y the on' ~ v
ON Rule, on the request. II has been 'nu!o. ~ 80. ~,
lars VIII, am, In favor of rc>titins apirpra'.on> vs
public buildings that the statement y no, la
hlhlt II IN. appropriations made pl Tue Tp ~, in
Congresses. inasnu,, ~ certain ,,ac s.maIrs to
hu,Idngs ~rr arr Included IN the ,'i'clrm VI Nn
pcnditures of tn Lth t"nsit>>. ana ar ".'' IL
ths CORES onding statement ot eNpe"""'' W
present Congress.
THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF GRANTS b"Ds:
Washington, Sept. l.-C. II. T. COILS. mch'oe.
the New. ork Grant Monument Conmttec' QUA! 'e~
graphed 10 Representatives Flower. Beldeh a'" Su. !.
that tho Plumb resolution looking 10 tne Nv I'll
General Grants body Ia Arlington spu9 IVY 80 yorS
upon to-day the plans for the monument !" w"
wOuld be adopted tomorrow
TREASURER HUSTON NOT ABOUT TO Krs'u..
Washington Sept. 1.-Trcasurcr huston h"
turned to Washington from short visit 10 MS -
IN Indiana lie says that the rumor that ne 'O
to resign his Office Is revived probably 9y caut a.
himself and he adds that he Is too goo isepuo'N-
to crafty them In that respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
spors EXCHANGED AT ALBANY.
BAD BLOOD.

TUE wORKMEN'S DAY WIDELY RECOGNIZED.
nxnatches from all the principal cities and towns
\, the United States show that Labor Day was gen
erally observed by the closing OF Shops oahAs au
s..tnues parades were held in the morning by the
.erSi"rTnen in ali the chief cities and the MtcrIoon
os dasoed to pcncs field sports and public speaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Flint.
FLINT fashions flne, fanciful
FURNITURE for nrst families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

The first meeting Of the new subcommittee ~ th"
Repnblican National League was held Yesterday Al
the National League Headquarters. 40 .o2 ZINE ave-
There were present President Thur,ton. james \.
blanchard who as chairman Of III" committee pre-
sided G. f. Lindsey. Of Connecticut. J. T. lirndil' u.s.
Of Pennsylvania: !. T.. Nihollaud. proxy for J. l."
Hvrncs 81 Minnesota. secretary Humphrey who al~'
rcpresentcd Mr. llcrwis OF Louisiana. Mr. Paiiol.'
Illinois and Mr. owen. OF Michigan. II was decided u"
keep the headquarters Of the League in New loik
for fhc coming year. secretary Humphrey, salary
was fixed Al - 600 and the calrmai authorized
10 employ additional help for the ~cgwtaiN
The IcacT.c and the Republican National 'onh'i'
will hereafter cooperate in raising fund>. Auc q
special committee. consisting Of President THIRST ga
chairman blanchard and Mr.. M.lhollsnd. Wa arp
pointed 10 20 10 Washington TO-DAY :" consult WIN
Inc subcommittee Of the regular organization on TINS
point All the current expense Of III" League. h""
ever will be betrayed by contribution, from the clubs
composing the organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
OPENING STREETS AEoyE rnr HARLEm

The Port Morris Land and improvement Company
repre-eutcd by It, pr'sc mt. William Reynolds Brown,
and H. counsel cA-Judgc IInrt Hal. renewed it, april
cation 70 the Board 81 Street Opening yesterday Tor Ia"
orcning Of Onchundrc -thli cOnd--t. from Io,
ave to Rro0lc-aNc.. Onc-hnAd odandthty -iiifi-'.
from IocustaNc. Trinity 'fpf'.-SN'.. 'n'-i'i'-
drd.and -fourth-st. from Trinity 'yp'-- i' g.
IN the southern Boulc, ard and On"hundI'd And thff
nfth and hitysAm -t,., from io'u-t
ave To the southern Boulevard After discussion ana
,,,anatiou the Board directed the Corporation Counsel
10 ,o1 the necessary stops for opening these street,.
tho coud on that company give bond 2u- ahi'T"f
T., NV I'm. entire assessment and cost ~ tine proceeding
10 accent a nominal award Of ~ for all it, lana t"'h
20. .,ri onenugs and the benefit of IA" poo
-, -, no r,o,ring tn. city to Iay onr-haf Of the
assessment The required SIGNATURES of property ."h'
having been obtained Board authorized the opening
Of Audubon ave, from Onrhundf'u"nu-' III ~
-Gfh-,t, and One-hundrrd'
.i,tvs,ghth.st from Tcnth-avo. TO AudubOnsyc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
4 PEOPLES DOVNTOIYN CUURCH.

The new church building in Forsyth St, between
Delaney and BrOome sts just completed for the con
gregatiOn formerly known the Allen street PTcsby
terrain Church, IS building Of especial interest be
cause in planning and design II IS careful study of
peoplc's downtown church. As the funds for such a
building are usually quite limited, it must be devised
both for "a economical construction and inexpensive
administration a possible. On the other hand, il
must be spacious, cheerful attractive and have accom-
nodatlOns Of various kinds. 1t moreover must De
Substantial j. G. Cady Co.. the architects OF this
new church. have made their plans with these features
i'm view. The first floor. few feet below the street
level is devoted 10 the sunday school, The main floor
is entirely occupied by the church auditorium
The front portion Of the building, above the first
two stories devoted 10 a suite Of ten for the
pastors family. The exterior Of the building IS In
xsutucky limestone and brick 1t is massive and
G,enifed In its appearance. The building is 5OxloO
feet on the ground and five stories high I'm front, the
centre and rear parts being the height Of the sunday
school and church. The latter seats about 300 per
SOM while the sunday school accommodates between
500 and SOC children. The cost Of the building has
been about S33, 900. The dedication services OF the
new church will take place AT 3 80 p. M, and
there will also be services at Z 40 y. m. The
Rev. r. VI. Hamilton will preside, and among those
who will take part the Rev 4. ". Sproul. the Rev.
Drs Charles l.. Thompson. ii. H. Elliot ana george W.
Alexander, and the Rev. Mcssrs. ii. T. Mckwen A. W.
IIalsey and J. T. Wilds.