New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-03
NETWORK CITY.

1t was announced from the sub-Treasury yesterday
that 100000 in gold coin had been taken for export
tomorrow.
The expenditures of the Aqueduct Commission last
month were $4,000, Of which $l7,043 So was for
salaries.
Charles Wilson has been appointed by the Dock
Commissioners captain Of the tug Manhattan, at a
salary of 81 800 year. Captain Wilson halls from
the XVIII Assembly District and is follower of the
Wigwam.
1t was announced yesterday that Austin Baldwin
Co., formerly agents for the state Line would be the
New York agents of the line which the Allan Line
Company is about to establish between Glasgow and
New-York. The line will run some OF the state Line
steamers. H. and A. Allan, of Montreal. were In this
city yesterday looking after the interests OF The hne
Among the passengers arriving on the White star
steamer TeutOnc, which up to her pier yester-
day. were Lord Bennett, Edward Burnett. Captain
George Bradford, A. d. AyreS, Captain p. j. irving
the Rev. J. C. Farthng, the Rev. F. p
Keyboard, A. Fullerton Phillips, DR.. b. d.
sheedy, the Rev. T. F. Stacey, and John NJ
Ward and Mrs. Ward (ieen Dauvray). The Baroness
Anna Won EstOrff. Dr. George F. Abbott ana MIS-.
Josephine Won Toussant were passengers on the HAM
burg American Packet Companys steamer Gellert for
Hamburg yesterday.
Police Commissioner McClave Is to make an address
to members of Farragut and Bendix posts, IT, A. H.
at Lion Park on next Monday evening, at ceebra-
ton of the twenty fifth anniversary OF the organization
| Of the Grand Lrmy of the Republic.
| Mrs. Mary H. Peabody will lecture tonight, begin
| ming at O'clock before the undergraduates, alumni
and friends of the Van Norman Institute, seventy
frst-st and West End-ave., on a Study In Faust"
A regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Central
Auxiliary Committee Of the Charity organization 80
ciety was yesterday afternoon at $50 O'CLOCK III
tho counci ROOM No. 81 University Place. Miss Kate
h,,A
| was the reading and discussion Of paper on " Inc
Rest Methods Of Saving on an Uncertain Income" III
was shown by the success Of the system adopted by
the Industrial Life Insurance Company that the de-
pendent poor could, II In any way disposed, save up
fund for rainy day. 1t was decided that the Penny
Providence Fund The best system to urge upon this
class Of people. number of these stations where
such people could save up their pennies and thus
| develop thrifty disposition, have been established
| throughout the city.
The Christian League for the Promotion OF Social
Purity will hold its first annual meeting at its head
quarters No. SO East Twenty secondst., on Monday
evening April 6, at O'Clock. Addresses VIII be de-
lvered by the Rev. Dr. a. H. Lewis the Rev. leighton
Williams A. S. Hatch, Mrs. Mary Bert and Mrs John
C. Martin. A report will be read showing the WORK
done during the last year. MIS-. Il. b. prdlhis Is
president Of the League.
The Society of Amateur Photographers will give their
first animal dinner at Sher1ys this evening at O'Clock
REPRESENTATIVES from sister organizations will he pres
ent
Surveyor Lyon yesterday issued his monthly COM
narrative statement of the number of cabin passengers
landed and the amount collected on the wharf as du'es
Cor the month of March, 1890 and 1901. The state
ment shows that 6,761 passengers were LANDED III
1901 and 54OO in 1890 $10579 90 collected In duties
in 1901 and "a Se2 in 1890. The average Tor each
Messenger was 81 So in 1901 and 80 cents IN looo'
! Saving an increase of Sc cents each In lool'
The Red Star Line steamer Switzerland sailed from
PHILADELPHIA yesterday with ninety-three passengers
consisting of thirty cowboys and sixty three INDIANS
| NJ pufolo Bits Wild West" show, which VIII open
ts season at stuttgart in the middle OF April. The
Nooand OF the same line, sailed from this city yes
erdav with seventy five cabin passengers among whom
! wore Colonel william +. Cody, julie Keen, Charles y.
Der and Miss Viola Dayan, of the Wild Vest SHOW
| A meeting of the New-York City Woman Suffrage
| Learue presided over by Mrs. Lille Devereux BiaKc'
| was hold at No LexlngtOnave. last night MIS-
Imoren C. Falcs spoke in favor of National cooper-
ton and the meeting adjourned after passing reso
lion THANKING g. F. Rocsch for his efforts in behalf OF
| the Police Matron bill.