New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
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At Association hall, Twenty third st. and Fourth
ave-. this afternoon the young mems rally will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Daniel b. ST. John Rosa. Special
music has been arranged by the orchestra. and prom
lnent soloIs;s will sing at the song service.
Bishop Potter will administer the rite OF confrma-
ton In Al Saints Church. Henry and SCANNED sts,
| tonight.
The Rev. DR.. W. G. Roberts will address the stu
dents OF Union Theological Seminary and their friends
at IL 80 a. m. on Wednesday, upon Home Missions,
in the seminary chapel.
At the sixteenth Baptist Church. SIxteenthst. near
Eighth ave-. the ordinance OF baptism will be admin
lsered this evening By the pastor, the Rev. A. W. H.
Holder. TO a number OF candidates, among the num-
Der being his wife. Appropriate Easter music will
precede the morning aud evening sermons.
The United States Steamboat Inspectors yesterday
heard the stories OF the officers Of the erryboat F. p
James and the tug Day Spring which came In col
llsIon In Hell Gate Il few days ago
The receipts OF Water Register Riley for the use OF
Croton water last week were S35,3s2 80.
Mayors Marshal Engelhard issued 235 city licenses
last week. for which the recipients paid 1912 80. All
dog licenses must be renewed before May /, at cost
OF ~ fee and 10 cents for fresh tag. The fee for
an original dog license Is 81.
Bishop Potter yesterday afternoon administered the
rite OF confirmation 10 about eighty five children and
adultS In 1flhlty Nhurcn.
George Barclay Mofrat has been admitted mem
Of stock Exchange firm Of Spencer, Trask Co.
Mr. sypher the well-knowh dealer In antiques, will
city Tuesday attend the celebrated
Spitser sale I'm Paris.
An agreeable concert was given last night In the
Chamber Music Hall Of the Carnegie Music Hall Build
Ing by the Obcrlin college Glee club. 1t was we'll
attended. ana the audience excellenly enter
tanned.
The year Of the Produce Exchange Gratuity Fund
ended on Friday last. In the twelve months NIFTY
three deaths occurred The payment on fifty was
made by assessments. two on interest on the fund,
and one from the fund Itself.
The trunks OF Mrs. Ward. the st. Louis dressmaker,
which were seind by the Custom House officials thre"
weeks ago. were yesterday released by order OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
A class will be confirmed This afternoon In Holy
Trinity Church, Harlem, by Bishop Potter.
The month Of March the most active I'm the
history OF the Public Stores. The receipts amounted
to s,I19 packages, and the deliveries to 3G.SOi.
The Busiest previous month was July, 1880. when
the receipts reached 7,725 packages and the de-
llveries 1880. since thu illness Of Deputy Col
lector Williams Acting Deputy Collector J. A. Cryan
has been In charge If the Public Stores
Mrs. Russell Il. Harrison and her daughter, Mar
thena were knocked down 10y an express team on
Thursday in broadway, near Ilfthave. Marthena l.
the little girl who was III with scarlet fever At the
White House last winter. She Is staying with her
mother at the ,;ilSey House. and Is being treated by
Dr. william Morton for nervous trouble resulting
from the attack Of scarlet fever Mrs. Harrison ana
her daughter escaped unhurt.