New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
NEw-YORK CITY

A weIlattended meeting of the Baptist Ministers
Conference was held yesterday morning III 'ie pap
list Tabernacle. The Rev. John h. CampDen Pe9"e'i
The speaker of the meeting was the Rev. Ut. oousu
Of ong0Ie india who gave an account Oh ChriS'i"'
work In tho Telugu Mission
A check for s1o so was received at the Mayors
oFce Yesterday from n & d. II. valentine, No $50
westst nclosed in letter. in which they ask ina, IL
NAV be given TO the widow Of the 'longshoremah sup
posed 10 have lost his life In the Park Place sas'er'
hnt o whose family aid was refused by the committee
hecanso no body taken from the ruins was idenenea
as his.
Reeister Fitzgerald sent his estimates for 1So2 10
DEPUTY Controller Storrs yesterday. lie asks ior
$3.50 $50 or IS $50 less than last years approprla-
lion The estimates of the Tax Department were also
received by Mr. Storrs. They foot mp $l2o'o-o' AS'
year this department received s1l7'32o'
"Italian American. IF you are naturalzeo Aner
can citizen you return to tbls country whehc'e'
Won please. If YOU are still an Italian subject you
could be prevented from landing If you came BACK d
pauper or If your in other ways Tell uhoer Ihe
restrictive regulations of the immigration laws.
Commissioner of Jurors Martin sent in his esti
mates for the coming year yesterday, asking S34
for the expenses of his Office The allowance this
year was $4,000
The seat Of H. T. Huston who failed some time
ago. ON the Cotton Exchange, was sold yesterday ioF
1905 to Nathan Herman.
The ship E. B. Sutton has arrived here nom eah
Francisco with LOGS commercial packages OF Drahdy
2e3 puncheons, 1880 barrels and 344 packages Oh
wine 248 bales of WOOL 700 sacks Of borax, 800 bar
rels Of maha Ia mineral Pitch, 13l casks OF "uaie
OIL and 26e bags of mustard seed
An interesting feature ci the coming presentation
of the "Aegory of the War in Song" at the Madison
Square Garden on Friday and Saturday will be cooreo
rior ~ he RAJ
appear when completed. The slide was photographed
from an engraving which is being prepared nom the
original designs Of the architect, and when, When
finished will be sold for the benefit of the monument
fund.
Three horses were burned to death in fire at Henry
Wilhusen's stable at No 46 Monroe-st yesterday.
They were worth $500. The stable was damaged Sloo
Sarah Johnson a colored woman who claimed to
have reached the age of 1913 years. died IN the COored
Home Mt First-ave and Sxtyhftl-st on Thursday.
She 4d been an inmate of the home several years. but
other persons there knew little OF her history except
that she had been slave In Virginia Her funeral
was at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Eighty
slxtllst on Sunday.
A dinner will be given at Morello's, No. West
Twenty nlnthst, tomorrow to Celebrate the tenth
anniversary of the institution Of Nelson Lodge, order
of the Sons Of St. George Invitations have been sent
10 Sir Julian Pauncefote and the British ConsulGen-
eral, william Lane Booker
The committees on Study and Sites and New Schools
of the Board of Education met yesterday afternoon.
long list of textbooks to be used this year in the
schools was examined
The British steamer Tressian, which sailed from
This mort Inst Friday for London, returned On Sunday
night with her machinery disabled and Is anchored IN
tue Bay
Among the arrivals from Europe on the Gulon Line
steamer Arizona yesterday were the Rev. h. LLOYD
Jones, Judge c. j. Foster, Captain Digby West, MIS-.
J. L. Gardiner Edmund Orgell, the Revs. Eugene and
Thomas Smythe
Among the passengers arriving on the Onion Line
steamer Arizona yesterday was Edward Davis one OF
the great coalmine owners OF wales. In the cca'
mines which he represents 5000 miners employed.
Mr. Davis comes TO make an inspection of the coal
mines of PENNSYLVANIA.