New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

The veterans Of the Nineteenth Army Corps will
meet tonight at the Hotel brunswick. After the
meeting there will be informal supper and speeches.
The Rev. DIR. r. ;. Macarthur will lecture on " The
IIuguenots" in Calvary Baptist Church tonight Miss
Kate 5. Chttcnden will give organ recital before
the lecture. The entertainment is for the bcneht OF
the charitable work of the church
The Alumni Association Of the Episcopal Academy
Of Connecticut will hold its annual meeting. to be fol-
lowed by dinner, at DelmOncOs at y. M on Tues
day next. The meeting Will be OF unusual interest
and there promises to be q large reunion.
lecture under the auspices of the Chautauqua
Union will be delivered tonight by DR.. William NJ
Taylor Of the Broadway Tabernacle at the Church OF
the Disciples FiftysiXth-st. west of Eighth-ave The
subject will be Books and Readings"
young woman whose costume mostly com
posed of and trimmed with dull tancolored glove
leather was novel object Of observation In Broadway
yesterday.
At the Park Commissioners meeting yesterday Pres
ident Gallup produced letter from F. A. Deakyne,
Of Gladstone, y. j.. similar 10 the one received by
Commissioner Gilroy from the same individual. III
offers bride of % cents for gravel that Mr. Gallup
NAV order for the department. Deabyne's fate was
decided in executive session.
The 500 children connected with the Sunday school
OF the Church of the Incarnation, at Thirty ff-st and
Madison-ave. will hold their Easter festival at the
church on sunday afternoon at o'clock
Charles d. Kellogg general secretary of the Charity
ORGANIZATION Society," will lecture to-day. beginning at
D. m before the undergraduates, alumni and friends
of the Van Norman Institute. at No. 2o2 west Sew
cnty-frst-st, upon Charitable science The ins'i'
tutc has Just received its diploma comforting the
bronze medal of the Paris Exposition Oh 1885, lot us
play Of educational methods.
The governors of the stock Exchange yesterday
decided 10 close the Exchange tomorrow. Good FIJI
dav in accordance with the usual custom. The lst
of securities admitted TO dealings will be found In the
financial column
Colonel Weber says that from the figures now in
hand the immigration this month promises 10 ex-
coed that of March of last year 10y l:ooo or loooo
The new real estate exchange at Nos. % and 20
Pile-st was opened for business yesterday. There
was a fair attendance and three transactions
Plans were fled in the Buildings Bureau YESTERDAY
for the construction of two-story brick church Tor
Tho congregation of ST. Francis Assist The building
is to be in Thirty hrstst near seventhave' ana Will
cost $4,000.
an T. H BROOKLYN. THE question has several
fines been answered, in whole part. This year
Bayreuth performances will take place as follows
Ten performances of Parsifal,' on July w. -7 %
90 August - t. 8, l., 10 and 10, three performances
~ Tristan und Isolde July co. August and 10
seven performances of "TannhaeuSer,' july ~ -
and 40 August 3, 10, IS and Is. Among the singers
u,iu bo Materna Malten, Gudehus, Rechmann ana
Alvary.
John L. Hardman lectured last evening on Inc
Accountant and His Calling" TO the members OF inc
Institute of Accounts. in the chapel OF the university
Of the City of New York. The speaker gave mum
her Of instances showing the responsibilities pace1 III
The hands Of the expert accountant
The Aqueduct Commissioners voted yesterday &c
enter a protest against Senate Eli NO. 4ao' "hcl
nroydes for new methods Of appraisng land required
for Aoueduct purposes. 1t is said that the Dill Wouo
more than double the proceedings. The Commission
also recorded itself against an act OF Assembly u
compensate Inspector f. II. scott for legal expense
Incurred in defending himself against charges oil WHICH
he was acquitted
st. Peters Library and Athletic Association VII
entertain It's friends at the clubhouse on April VIII
an athletic exhibition, followed by dancing.