New-York tribune., 1891-05-23
NEW.YORK CITY.


Thirty-one Iaborers on the roll as "extTas'' were
discharged from the streetCleaning Department yes
terday, the plea of economy
Police Justice Ford who has been Ill for hve "eehS
and who was stricken with paralysis OF the ie' sue
two weeks ago. is now convalescent lie "o"' !"
Babylon, L. L., yesterday for months stay
Orders were received yesterday by Commander o. a.
Batcheer, of the gunboat Concord which Is lying III
the East River off Twenty sxh-st to proceed as soon
as possible to Norfolk and report to RearAdlhif D. '"
Walker Of the Squadron of Evolution
The installation of the Rev. DR.. David J. Burreil
Of Minneapolis as one Of the ministers OF the Ool-
legiate Reformed Church. will take place in the marble
Church Fjftb-ave and Twenty nintll-st. at 30 p H.
tomorrcY The Rev. Dr. 7. De Witt Talmage VIII
preach the sermon Dr. Burrell will preach at the
evening service.
The closing exhibition of the industrial and business
classes of the Young women's Christian Associauon
will take place from 10 m to p. M at No h"S'
Fiftcenthst. on Monday.
Alexander Hamilton Post. G. A. r., viii attend ser
vices tomorrow evening in Calvary Methodist Epis
copal Church. The Rev. DR.. J. Il. Day VIII preach
the Sermon and the service will close with the singing
Of Aherca"
LAFAYETTE Post G.. A. r., will attend services at
st Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening The Rev. DR.. G. +. Strobridge VIII preach
the sermon.
"Reason and Faith, Their Claims and Conilicts'"
will he discussed before the American Institute OF
Christian Philosophy at Hamilton Hail. Columoa CoI
lege on Tuesday evening, June .. The rev. Dr' . H.
Rvance of ST. Marks Church. will read a paper bear
ing that title.
Commissioner of Jurors Martin yesterday appointed
Josepb c. RYAN register clerk, at 81 300 year salary
RYAN is a Tammany Hall man of the XXIld Assembly
District. and succeeds William II. Griffith.
The Rev. Dr. c. II. Parkhurst, of the Madison Square
PRESBYTERIAN Church. will speak upon some subjects
suggested by the present dsquet in the Presb teran
Church at his service tomorrow morning.
The Jewish Theological Seminary will have its com
mencement in Room No. "a. Cooper Union at 3 p m
tomorrow.
The course of lectures delivered by Professor Albert
S Bickmore TO the schOolteachers Of this ana neish
boring cities at the Museum Of Natural History VIII
end this morning The subject of the Professors last
talk is "Tunis and Algeria" The lecture, like the
preceding ones. will be illustrated with series OF
stereoptcon views taken by the Professor IN the
countries which he describes
The Police Board yesterday directed Colonel T. F.
ROdenbough Chief of the Bureau OF Elections u pre-
pare list of election districts which need dividing OF
consolidating, according TO the number OF voters III
them There will be Encouragement OF the dlstr1c'S
in August
The Committee on Evening Schools OF the Board OF
FducatiOn held long HecunS hSl cNeHHr' """ :"
list of names for appointment as teachers in the even
ing high schools for next year was considered. No
decision will be reached for several weeks
The last of the examinations of candidates for the
naces Of poicesation matrons took place yesterday
The result will not be made public for some days
The German Republican Association Of the AAlild
Assembly District held wellatended meeting last
night at No. 1915 Thrdave. Addresses were maze
bv the president E. Labischiner, ex-Alderman FREQ
erc sigrjst and Others tariff being the chief topic
NJ discussion. Twenty new members were elected
and applications were received for fifteen additional
members.
A large audience crowded Pilgrim Congregational
Church at Madison-ave and one hundred and twenty
f>rst last night to witness the annual closing ex
ercises of the industrial school connected with the
church. Short addresses made By the Rev. Dr.
Virgin and Others the children sang, and large num-
Der of prizes were distributed.
Louis Raphael, the clothing salesman. who on
Wednesday night last shot eiehteenyear-oh rachel
Weinberg because she refused to marry him and then
shot himself died at o'clock yesterday morning In
Gouverneur Hospital. Rachel Weinberg received two
bullets in her neck but they were extracted and she
| is on the road to recovery.
Among the passengers arriving on the White Star
steamer Germanic. from Liverpool. yesterday were
the Rev. John Batchelor Samuel F. Charlton. c. F. b.
Heard, r. B. Cholmondeley, the Rev. c. Harding,
r. W. K,mball, Dr. L. o. Virgins, T. Hardwick Woods
and A. Palmer MorewOod