New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Church. Boulevard and West Sixty -eighth-s will
preach tomorrow morning The shaaf Bill; or.
Shall the Saloops Be Open on sundays"
The 9TH Regiment Veteran Cub will give the usual
monthly entertainment 10 members next Wedncs-
day evening. william e. Green, the recitcr, known
as "the Judgc," will amuse the veterans and their
friends. The Ninth Company Veterans" will have
their annual dinner at the clubhouse this evening"
United states Marshal Jacobus yesterday paid most
Of the supervisors who served in Assembly districts
from the lSt to the XIlh inclusive. at the November
election The other supervisors will be paid this after
noon.
The trial of Nathan Becker. charged with setting
fire to his ailor-stoIc at No. Avenue 10 get tho
insurance, was continued in General sessions yeNter-
day Ills counsel is trying 70 SHOW that the st"cN
was worth than the insurance, and that Becker
could have had motive in starting the flames.
Judge MARITIME has received several letters approv
nr his course in nnng Jay Gould $3.50 for disregard
ing jury summons the second time. one man writes
TO the Judge 10 ask why the Nanlerbt,. GOeets and
other rich men never have to juies and urges
an Investigation.
The bronze medal awarded at the recent Paris EX
position for the display Of students work made by
the Van Norman Institute, No. 2o2 West seventy
Arst-st. has Just arrived. The gold medal awarded
AZ the same time is expected soon.
Mayog Grant will give hearing on Tuesday t.
persons Hdhllr COIHpdlHt dEdilri N'ItiiH hIl' 80
Peter Funk" auction places in sNtl-ave. near Four
teenth ST. The charges filed by shopkccpers and
residents of the neighbOrhUOd.
A delegation Of Baltimore Councilmen and officials
interested in electrical subways called Mayor Grant
YESTERDAY. They belong to committee OF the local
legislature OF that city at present engaged in study
ing the question Of ducts and condus, with view
to buring BaltimOres overhead wires and removing
the poles.
The Collector recently assessed duty of 45 per cent
on some stained window glass which was imported a.
a memorial window for the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart at Philadelphia. The importers said that tho
glass should be admitted duty free a'work Of art
under Paragraph O77 Of the Tariff. The Board
of General Appraisers yesterday sustained the Col
lectOr under the exemption clause in Paragraph 71'
Twenty eight Italians who landed here fortnight
ago, and who found 10 be contract labOrcrN on
! 1her way to the mines in Pennsylvania put on
| board the steamer Britannia, which sailed early yes
| cIday morning for the Mediterranean.
"Nyack. The nautical schoolshp st. Mary's +,
at present in winter quarters of East Thirty first ST.
sho is commanded by Captain John McGOwan ir, Of
| tho United states Navy.
5. r. Hubbard. jr., was elected yesterday mem
Der Of the Board of Managers Of the Cotton Exchange
In place of II. II. Allen, resigned
| "G. II. D."-The wellknown Founding Asylum Of
the Sisters Of Charity, at No. l7j Ea, sixty eighth
st., is the institution of which Sister Mary Irene j.,
the director 1t primarily for foundlinrs born
in this city, and from five 10 six hundred children arr
| provided for IN the ASYLUM AbOu; LOO others arc
mniscred TO and cared by nurses Of the ont door
Aepartmcnt at their own homes. Children are also
! plat Cd in homes In the Wet. II Is supported by
voluntary contributions and pcrcapta advance
from the city.
Frank De Witt Tamagc will address young men in
the hall of the East Eighty -sXth-st branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association to i
D. III. Ills subject Will be What IL Is To Be q
Christian
The funeral Of f. +. LittcD. architect. of No. 81
Wilamst.. took place yesterday at the Church Of the
| Annmncation. in West Fourteenth st. The Rev DR..
W. q. Scabuy the rector oincated. The burial will
be at Philadelphia.
| James Anderson. bellbOy In the st. James Hotel.
was arrested yesterday by Detective Arthur j.. Con
way charged with refusing to surrender some Jewels
which he had, although they belonged to guest Of
the hotel He said that a few days ago he was sent
TO Room 80. that had just been vacated. lie found
| two gold bracelets. lie reported the matter at the
Office but refused to give up the articles saying that
he would hold them for their owner The Justice re
mandNi him.
Professor Richard g. Mouon. Cambridge University
extension lecturer In literature, will speak Tho
Literary study Of the Bible III the Law-Schoo lecture
room of Columbia College to night By special in
vaton from President Low, the students Of the Union
Theological Seminary expect to attend the lecture In a
body.
sThe funeral Of John Sloane took place yesterday
morning at the Harlem Prcb ytcilan Church. Madison
ave- and hundred and twenty fnh ST. The services
we're opened with prayer by the pastor the Rev. DT.
| James : Ramsay who followed by the Rev. DR..
J. $ Flmendon who read lesson Of comfort from
the Bible. DR. Ramsay then delivered address, and
the Rev Dr. John IIal made the closing prayer. The
body was taken TO stanford Conn. for burial.
The first musical entertainment Of the Young p copies
Circle of the Fourth Presbyterian Church will be held
on Tuesday evening next
The North German LLOYD steamer Allcr takes out
today 10000 salmon eggs sent by Fish Commissioner
Blackford to the noted German fish culturist, Herr
von Behr Of schmaldan. Germany The eggs camo
from the United states Fish Commissions station at
schoodic Lakes, Maine.
The Engineering Society OF the school cf Mines In
vitcd the friends Of the members 10 enjoy public
lecture upon Comets and MctcOrs" given by Pro
| fcssor John X. Rces. of Columbia College. in the
Library Building last night. y reception committee
composed Of f. Goodwin, C. " Rice. and o. Jackson.
IT, had charge Of the entertainment and the lecture
which was finely illustrated by lantern slides, was
, appreciated by all.
| The Columbia chapter of the Delta Epsilon fra
ternity will have theatre party at the Biou Theatre
! this evening.
General o. o. Howard. of the United states Army
will speak TO young In the Young Mems Institute
| He'll, No. 222 Rowery. tomorrow at 4 p. IN. All
yeyns men win b welcome