New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
NETWORK CITY.

NEW -1ORh Clll
The big iron fence around Trinity churchyard is
getting much.needed coat Of paint.
Tho season for shooting deer m thIs State ends to-
morrow.
How much of collection cid you take up?" in
qured the pastor Of baciwOods Sunday school OF tho
superintendent. "well ve didn't take up much.'
How much was it?n at wasn't very large: In
fact 1t was small didn't hand 1t In But
how much was it1' "Well 1t was only cent?
The Tribune recently published an article about tho
importation of Almeria grapes, one OF the finest
varieties of that fruit The largest consignment that
was ever received at this port By any one frm 7lo7
barrels. came on the steamship Pocasset on Friday
last and was sold at auction by E L. Goodsel at from
e. to 81 so barrel.
There was q slight fire in the basement OF the house
No. 90 1-2 Grovest. yesterday, and the members OF
Hook and Ladder Company No. helped TO extnguisr
It. Fireman Thomas Hoffman, Of the company fell
from the truck at Charles and Ieecker SITS, and ono
wheel passed over him. He was hurt seriously and
was removed to st. Vlncents Hospital
A class in photography for beginners has been
formed in the Evening High school at No. 1914 West
Thirtieth-st The school Is open every evening from
10 O o'clock 1t Is advisable for those who wish to
enter the class mako early application. Tho courses
at the High School are free Its principal Is John
T. Boyle.
The steamship Zealandia arrived at San Francisco
on Monday, with mails from Australia, New'Zealand
and Hawaii of tho following dates Melbourne eep-
TENDER 30; Sydney, October Auckland, OCTOBER D
Honolulu October 1e They are due to arrive In
New-Yor tomorrow morning. The next man for
Australia etc. will close here at 80 p. M on No
yember o. or on the arrival OF the Aurania with the
British mails for Australia.
Captain Munro, with his son and tho nine coored
sailers from the stranded bark Eugene. which went
ashore at Joness Inlet Wednesday. arrived In this
TLa al
clothes which they stood In. Captain munro owned
the Eugene, and valued her at $4,000.
The last perronal property Of George Fl. Pendleton
which remained In Berlin after his death there arrived
here recently on the Lain, and was passed through
the Custom House yesterday.
The bark J. A. Horsey, which arrived yesterday
from Hayt reports having had thirteen days OF gale
north Of Hatteras. When of Absecom on October 20
she was struck by a gale from the eastsoutheast
which lasted for fifteen hours and carried away '"e
vessels topsan and manstaysail.
dispatch was received at the Naval Omco yester-
day from the Treasury Department at Washington or
dernc the release Of some lottery tickets which the
Naval Ofcer lad declined to pass the ground that
| they were articles Of immoral nature and az SUCH
were prohibited from being entered into the country.
| The Treasury Department found that those grouhos
were not sufficient There were four large Pachases
of lottery tickets which imported by the Prussa
over to the agents soon as applied for
The Cleaning Department sent out Its famous
colOred man Yesterday which Mr.. Beattie has bcc
| devoting all his spare time for some monuis' by
studying the coors, housekeepers can learn al what
hours ashes and garbage will be removed In the various
| streetcleanng districts copy Oh 'he map Is !" ~
| to every house and family.
John ,Brisben Walker will speak to young men this
| evening at Association Hail. MS SUBJECT oc'hs i"o
| Man Who Succeeds
Tonight is All Halloween.
| There was a decline Of about twenty-five points at
tho Coffee Exchange yesterday owing largely 10 TIE
repors THAI there rumOrs~in Brazil that the ex
port duty on coffee would be removed on January l.
The Arion Society will give its first concert OF this
| season at its clubhouse on Sunday evening
The Progress Republican Club Of the Xth Assembly
District will have ball at Beethoven Maennerchol
| Hall, in Fifta-tp tomorrow evening
| Colonel Thocas ". Knox travelled to Asia last
night In company with the largest audience OF stenog
ranhers ever gathered together In this city, at the
house OF tile Stenogaphers Association No. lac
| East Twenty secondst The house was filled TO over
flowing. q large number being unable to gain admit
lance Colonel Knox illustrated MS lecture with Inc
| st.reoptcon and at its close he was made the frs
| ord only honorary member Of the association. The
cnh has many GOOD things TO come weekly during the
| season.
| Alexander Hamilton Post, No 1s2, G. A. r.. hat
a campfire last night ut the headquarters, No. 1871
! I.po1.ave william Gilfllan. formerly OF the 122d
New York State Volunteers was mustered in. Amoni
those present were Commander William I. Wood
Ma,or-General Alexander Hamilton. the Oldest hvni
grandson of the state for whom the post wa
named: Commander Philip Biglin, OF Reno Post No
,AA: Commander Ryan, of Kimball Post; Commissions
Bell. OF Brooklyn; Commander Low OF the Nava
ueserve. General Nicholas Day, Of John A. Dix Post
and L. Brackett of the same organization Speeches
songs. recitatons and refreshments constituted TIL
programme OF the evening