New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
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Mrs. Edward Cooper and Mrs. Abram Hewitt sailed
the Cunard steamship Umbria for Liverpool, yes
terday.
The funeral of Cornelius Van Santvoord held at
The Church OF the Ascension, Fhave. and Tenth ST.,
yesterday afternoon The Rev. DR.. f. Winchester
Donald. OF the church. conducted the services.
The pabearers Stephen B. Nash, Clifford A.
Hand. James Thomson Alfred VI. Hoyt. Franklin A.
Wilcox, Harvey p harrington, Robert d. Benedict and
Jasper Gilbert.
The Mayor yesterday revoked the license of Charles
F. Zuber, inteecnccoic keeper AT No. 1903 Broad
way on tho recommendation OF Marshal Engclhard.
Zubers method was to keep half the employment fee
when he failed TO procure situations for applicants,
and he gave receipts not in conformity with the law.
which requires that all the money be refunded when
there is failure to procure employment.
An entirely new programme will be given at the
Eden Musee next week. beginning Tuesday even
Ing. 1t will include Powelps Wonders. and Frank
Majilton in fantastic speciacs. The waxworks are
on view today and there will be two concerts by the
Hungarian band.
william A. Conklln's vacant place director Of
the Menagerc will be filed soon. The Park Board
has been informed by Secretary Lee Philips, Of the
Municipal Civil Service Commission, that he will ex
anime applicants for the Office at Cooper Union on
Tuesday.
There was another drop in Water Register Riley's
Croton water receipts last week. Only $780, 30
collected.
Six hundred and sixty eight city licenses issued
at the Mayors Marshal's Office last week. which cost
the persons licensed $799 so.
The College Place widening and extension case, in
.voving assessments amounting to nearly 100000.
will DO considered again by the Board of Street Open
ing at the Mayors Office tomorrow at p. IN.
The sixteenth Street Baptist Church OF this city. at
special business meeting Friday evening, extended
O unanimous call to the Rev. Mr.. Holder OF Easton.
tie lie ted fhoth e
will enter upon his duties the first Sunday In May
The pastOr-eect is man OF acknowledged pulpit
ability, and the posscssOr of fine oratonca powers
Assistant District-Atorney John ID. Lindsay Is draw
Ing up papers for the extradit0n OF oscar Dreamer
and oscar Blorkman, who charged with stealing
e57, 900 from Dix & Phyfe, brokers. They sup
posed TO be the steamer OaIdaie which is bound
for Copenhagen. The men will be arrested when the
vessel reaches Denmark, If they are on board.
The steamers of the stonington Line hereafter will
leave this city daily except sundays, at 30 p. m.
instead OF p. m. heretofore. The steel
steamer Maine is now in commission on this line.
Robert NJ McLane, ex-Unltcd States Minister 70
France, passenger on the steamship Ii Cham
payne, for IIavre, yesterday.
The Columbia College Republican Club has elected
tho following officers for the coming campaign Will
lam p. whyland, 03, president; Thomas Peters, 49,
viceprcsdent c. E. Locke '94, secretary, and z. l..
Dudley school OF Law treasurer The boys expect TO
be active In the early fall.
Beginning Monday, the steamers Of the Norwich Line
for NewLondon, etc.. will leave Pier No. 40, North
River, at 80 p. M, instead OF p m. as heretofore
special meeting OF the Republican Association OF
the With Assembly District will be held at No. 449
Grandst. tomorrow. All Republicans invited 10
attend.
The annual examination OF candidates for the min
tstry Of the Presbyterian Church will be held the
direction OF the New-York Prcsbytery Tuesday. In
the University Place Presbyterian Church.
Mayor Grant has received notice that the House
committee at Washington 10 which the Green North
Riyer Bridge bill was referred, will give public hear