New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-19
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pishop Potter viii visit the Church OF the Holy
NATIVITY. No. 1870 West onehundred thirty SIKH
ST., at p. m. to-day.
The CONGREGATIONAL Club will meet and dine al ehe
Hotel st. Denis tomorrow evening Tho sap'ee' 10,
discussion will be Marriage and Divorce" IL WIN
he discussed by the Rev. DR.. Samuel w. Dike' MIS-
Mary A. Livermore, Professor Simeon E. BALDWIN, anu
the Rev. DIR. Gustav Gotthei.
The steamer Empress Of India, on her arouhu,'1o
world trip left Yokohama the morning OF Ap1i 40,
She will make fast time across the Pacific, ana Is
due at Vancouver April %, where tne s'e""''-'
portion Of the aroundtheworh lnp VIII e"N'
The steerage passengers Of the steamship fuiu@
vara transferred to Hoffmans Island yesterday lof
observation, and the ship having ~een i"H's w.
allowed to come up TO the city,
That commemorate organization, the Ncw-IorR
Yacht Racing Association, Will hold meeting on
Friday night This organization is one OF small ooa
and Is a nursery of Cornthan yachtsmeh' ee'oal
amendments to the racing rules Will be passeo upon
at Fridays meeting.
A regular meeting Of the IXth Assembly Dis.i1o'
pennhl,can Club will be held in their rooms at NJ
Abingdon Square tomorrow evening az o U 'o0N'
The regular monthly meeting Of the kcpuoncah
oroa6izaton Of the XvIth Assembly DISTRICT VIII oe
s,d a. ,ts headonarters No 223 Third-ave at p HI
to.morrow General James r. o'Belrne ana "aooo
NJ Patterson are expected to address the "ee""s
The headquarters Of the organization after May WI"
be at No. 427 Secondave.
Professor Cromwell will give an illustrated lecture
this evening at the Grand Opera House Inc "a Az
viii describe the Rocky Mountains, Colorado ana INC
sagebrush plains.
Tho ,vomen NJ ST. AIMS Church Will hold fair In
rerreros Assembly Rooms, Tammany Building rom
Anrfl OF 10 May 5. The entertainment VIII 10 gwen
IN assist in paying the debt upon the chuivh ON
narocbal school, The fair viii be open rom " ~
n m. daily. OILERS band will furnish the music
The steamer Monowai arrived at San Francisco on
rrtdav with mails from Australia. New-zeaiand ana
-, -, +ba following dates Melbourne, March 81 ;
srdrov March % Auckland, March %; ana Homo
III, Aprl TO- They are due to arrive IN Ne"-forA
on wednesday morning The next mai lor Aus''ha'
,c viii close at the General Postoince III tns Guy
at @ 80 p. m. on April 20
Marshall p Wilder, the wellknown entertainer HAS
received from Baltimore an offer OF 500 70 TAKE pS..
eocb evening for week in an entertainment III 1n"U
itr This Is remarkable offer for brief monoioeue
.or+oinuent such as that of Mr.. Wilder not more
than fifteen or twenty minutes in lengh' Mr. "iu0i
will sail for England next month, and hopes 10 appear
before the Queen. The Prince Of Wales mas oeen IT.
peatedly kind to him.
nettion for the probate of the Will OF Genefai
Francis D. spnoa was filed in the sutiOs"Te
Yesterday by General Spnolas widow MIS- EIVlia ~
sninola The will itself not filed. In the peu-
tion IL is said that the will executed on June To-
1887. and the widow is named as executrN.
In addition to the speakers announced for the an
nual banquet of the American Protective Iari Aeae0
on April o. CONGRESSMAN ]. p, Dollver mas Oeie-
granbed his acceptance the invitation to be present
and speak, Mr.. Dolliver is one OF the mosV ho''U "a
the Republican speakers Of the west
= A. the Eden Musee novelty that is sure to please
,s almost ready, and will be announced this week.
The extensive art gallery is open to-day, and the col
lection of waxworks will be on view. sacred COIL
certs afternoon and evening, pleasing feature Oh
the Sunday programme at this popular family RESORT
The Association of Principals of Primary Depart
ments and Schools will meet Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock in Music Hall, Fifty seventh-st and seventh
ave. Frank DamrOsch VIII glVe iecpuie on S0"00i
Music of the Future"
An examination for the appointment OF a cadet at
the Naval Academy from the With Congress District
was held in Grammar School No. a, at Varick and
North Moore sts., yesterday morning Athough "
was expected that twenty-five boys would be present.
not more than half that number presented themselves
The examination was conducted by Samuel Morehouse'
tEe Rev. James II. Mclean and the Rev. William fa'ey'
The Rev Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, the author of :" The
eis Of Missions will preach in the Collegiate Church
aft Twenty ninth-st and Fifthave. this morning upon
Foreign Missions.
The Society Of War Veterans of the 9th Regiment
National Guard will celebrate the thirteth anniversary
Of its departure the seat of war on June with
reunon and dinner. An emblem OF membership mas
been prepared, which consists vi soAu-sNer p"VOH'
representing the corps badge worn by the regiment on
tbe consolidation OF the First with the Fifth Corps
1yba badpe NAV be obtained from President John A.
Norman, No. ~ Wallst
large party will sail for Europe on the Majestic
next Wednesday. 1t will include Mrs. Henry sloane
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston, Miss Wilson and Miss
ogden.
DR. John Godfrey has been transferred from the
Marine Hospital at Staten Island 10 the Barge once
70 act as an expert the diagnosis of diseases which
nnder the new immigration law bar ont immigrants
The steamship OLDHAM, Of the observation-disclosures
line arrived here yesterday, reporting much fog from
Longitude 65 degrees TO the bar. She detained III
,een hours outside the bar account of fog. or
Anr1 "a the OLDHAM sighted bark with fore rigging
and part of her main rigging gone, steering east
The hair felt which surrounds the boilers OF thu
venue cutter Chandler took fire yesterday and cansec
a dense smoke but slight damage. She was of Quar-
antine at the time.
The Rev. E. Payson Hammond, the evangelist vii
conduct union meetings tomorrow at IL a. m anS
q. 40 and D. m. at the Bloomingdale Church, Boule
ward and West sixty eighthst. Services continue mex
week daily at and at p. m. The O'CLOCK meet
,n0a ON wednesday Thursday and Friday Will be he'
IN St. Andrews Church, Seventy -sixth-st.
The licenses granted last week by the Mayors Mar
shall were 7o7 in number, and the amount receNo
for them was 81 ,433 20.
The recepts for Croton water rents during last wee
amounted TO $1e,516 IS.
Tho D.partment of Public Parks will sell at auctio
nm Friday all the Sheds and buildings now stand
ing at castle Garden.