New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
vrwyORK CITY.


1ord 4 Taylors Broadway store VIII not NC r.
TO- business tomorrow, Labor Day, except inc "H'i0
sale departments -. .r,
~ =, n Warren who has Just returned from
n',n,,or vacation spent among the mountains Oh
- u,cIond will during September ana octoOe' oon
t,o his course of illustrated lectures Oh III
ir,s progress at the Peoples Baptist church. 40
Forty ighth-st., east Of Ninthave.
Inspector McCort Of the Surveyors Depar'n .
seized Yesterday the ship William H. smith, no.
CaIcut.a a collection of goods, consisting oil poche0
nives razors combs, brushes, pocketbooks etc' i"o
roods were brought here by n pedler.
rho soventeenth annual picnic OF the Ancient order
., Ihe,nians in Joness Wood tomorrow VIII nave a.
an additional attraction the presence of the "''h hee
ment band These are the names OF the oncers i'o
inc charge Of the games John Coyle, Barthoiomc" W
nouninr John f. sullivan and John Lehman Inc
proceeds will be given TO fund to help build h'D
for the organization
The contest to fill the vacancy in Company H. OWN
Regiment caused by the death OF Captain John herr.
having resulted in tie thirty-nine votes being cast
for each candidate, Lieutenant Thomas F. Lynch anu
lieutenant E. T. McCrysta Major Edward Dufy Or
dered new election, which will take place on friu"S
evening.
Owing to the bad weather yesterday, the fall re-
catta Of the Larchmont Yacht Club was poStpohed'
| until tomorrow.
| A commodious new stage is being erected at the
| Eden Musee This is made necessary by the ehs"so
ment of the Charini Pantomme Company which 10 !"
omen soon Mile. Waltz, the Partisan chanson singer
will appear at the same time Meantime al eA''ii'"'
musical programme is presented
| Among the passengers who arrived on the Nor'p
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II yesterday
| were George Ehret the we-known brewer ana MS
| family who left this port on the same steamer Old
| scntember 10 1882 Although living at GorbersdOl'
schlesien. while abroad they made an extended TOUR
| through the continents of Europe and ASA
| The sIoop JOAN of Cold Spring Captain L. Likely
loaded with building stone, for Elzabethport sprung
n leak when opposite Jay-st., North RIVER az o'l'
| a m Yesterday and sank in ten minutes Inc cap
tain and crew took TO the boat and were saved Inc
Ioon will be raised by the Merritt Wreckng Company
Water Register Riley reported his last weeks re-
co,nts tor Croton water at S32 $40 As. Mayors Mar
shall Encclhard sold 275 city licenses for Sllso 10
| The management of the summer resort Eldorado on
the Palisades preparing to give an elaborate aSpiS
| ~ fireworks to celebrate Labor Day. Ihefe VIII also
bo a matinee of King solomon at O'Clock on that
day. This will afford an opportunity Tor cnIureh /"
| see this gigantic spectacular exhibition
| The Tribune yesterday received 81 from " A. b. u
| for the Park Place Disaster Fund
The League Of New-York Pharmacists will go on an
| excursion ND the Hudson River on September TO- The
| oncers arc A. b. Baltzby, president; w. II. Riker.
| vice president: DR.. c. W. Holmes, secretary ana
Walter s. Hockey, treasurer.
The Tribune Yesterday received go from 90" ana
so from j. Watts de Peyser for Calvin Falrbahk tlle
antislavery hero who is now destitute, Tor whom the
Rev. c. c. McCnbe made an appeal in The Tribune on
| Friday.
| Tennis s. Hamlin, of Washington, D. c. VIII ad-
dress voung men at Association Hall this afternoon al
| 2 40 song service at o'clock. Young men are
| welcome.
| "The Park Place Observation-Disclosures ThoughtlesS-
| meas will be the subject Of the Rev. Madison u
Peters's prelude to his this evening at inc
| Bloomngdale Church. Boulevard ana sixtyeighth-st'
The Lenox Avenue Union Church, Disciples, Lenox-
ave and Onehundred and twenty seventhst, will re-
| omen today The Rev. James Millard Phlputt, pas
| TOR and Mrs Philputt have returned to Harlem from
| Jamesport L. L. much improved in health. "A hne
choir has been engaged by the church, and under the
direction of LIrs. Phiputt it will give monthly muslcai
| services during the winter.
| The Music Club Of this city will attend In a body
the first concert this TO be given by MI Seds
METROPOLITAN Orchestra at the Madison Square Garden
The club has reserved number Of private boxes for
| tbe members After the concert the club Will give
Mr. sedl reception at its rooms No. 80 West Thirty
| hrstst
| The American Museum Of Natural History Will be
omen free to the public tomorrow, Labor Day, from
| a. M. until 10 p. IN.
Daniel W. Kelley wine and liquor dealer at NO. All
West Fortethst disappeared from his home on Tues
dav morning and has not since been heard from. lie
had been complaining for about two months OF pain
| In the hack Of his head.