New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07
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NIL. >o,., p,ver savings Bank filed plans with the
nu,,dihes Department yesterday to erect nc" jain
a, No o66 West Thirty fourth-st' 10 DC ono v ~,
b,oh with a clock tower sixty feet IN heie"V,
building will of granite and prich' anu 10 ~ ~
$4,000. .,u
The District Committee OF tie ANl'h ~
District Republican Organization Will "''' "
Ao7 second-ave. tomorrow nIght'
The Lincoln Club Of the XyIth Assembly District
r,u moot IT No. 4o7 second-ave. tomorrow nlght'
The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parlhurst will sail on tne
Britannia for Europe on "eu"'7''' "
until september.
Mice Raotrlce Caslel, daughter Of samuel Caskel,
r,l, ha married to Marks A. Newman at vienna Han
tonight The Rev. DR.. Jacobs Will ohciaVe anu WI"
he assisted by the Rev. DR.. kartchnaroh
T. Irenaeus stevenson will read paper enutieu
1,o story Of Castine Me-, Old American Town.
at tbo meeting OF the American NumiSnauc anu
Archaeological Society tomorrow evening. An On
b,htion Of United States colonial coins VIII DC ne"
also.
On accopnt OF the success Of The Joint exhibition
NJ photographs under the auspices OF the 0ocieV "a
Aoatorr photographers at the fifth Avenue Art Cal
Ieries and in response to numerous reques'o' ~ i
heer decided 10 continue the exhibition until June Id.
The sereopticon exhibitions given every evening VIII
,rcIude choice slides made By amateurs In aouiVoh
q, tho nrze slides and will be described oy froesSor
George r. Cromwell, j. Wells Champney ana "ilia'n
" Murray.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners were served WIN
notices signed by Deputy Controller Richard A. ouorrS
vosterdav that meeting will be held st The Mayor
Office tomorrow at noon
Tho Narracanset Club will hold its annual meeting
o.morrow evening at its West Fffty-fourthst' cIuo-
house. to install its newly elected officers.
Tho new Dock Commissioner, James J. Phean' VINO
has been made treasurer Of the Board has hled MS
onac,aI bonds with the Controller, ex-Park Commits
O,aan. rohr n crimmins and James D. Leary being
b,s snreties. Both bondsmen are heavy contractors
Of city work.
Wafer REGISTER Riley was successful last week In
oo,,oct,no 500 s6s 80 for the use of Croton water
MAYORS Marshal Engehad issued 805 city licenses
for which he received 1885 in fees.
The T.. s Grant Club of the XVIIIth Assembly
D strct had a large and enthusiastic meeting at its
HEADQUARTERS. No 215 East Thirty -fourth-st on FIJI
dav evening The meeting was addressed by Berhaiu
Riglin. Colonel James NJ. Turner and Others
Several new specially dancers have been added to
bo Columbia ballet at the Eden Musee, which Is now
enIvened by the Highland fling and other uhusu"'
diversions. Specially arranged programmes VIII DC
Given at to-day's concerts by the hungarian OF
chestra There is a steady growth In the great wax
works collection.
The public schools OF TINS Guy VIII oiosc oh 'uiS "
An effort was made by several commissioners 10
change the date of closing to June 30 The change'
however, was not looked upon as desirable
One hundred and forty-eght building lots in st.
Ann,save one hundred and forty -frstst. Crmmns
and Beekman ayes, adjoining st. Mary's Park Twen-
tvthird Ward, will be sold under the hammer to-
morrow by James L. Wells, auctioneer at the Real
Estate Exchange.
The steamer Columbia, which arrived here yester-
day from Hamburg, reported that a Storage pas
senger named John Grasgaus committed suicide on
MAY 80 by jumping overheard at night. lie was
thirty-seven years old and a native OF Russia