New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
NETWORK CITY.

The weekly report OF the condition or the Sio''"
water submitted the Health Board yesteruaS
elbows that no ntrites were found in the water !"
the last week.
Although the apple crop is expected to De fairiy
abundant in Europe several representatives VI .,'e
English market are already here to investigate ia.
possibilities OF the crop of the United States anu
canada and to make treaties with shippers In
the proper season London 10000 barrels OF
apples day.
The members of the Coffee Exchange have come
n the conclusion that they need a Coffee tx
change Clearing House meeting OF the Elk
change members will be held tomorrow at BIB
n m to discuss the subject.
The National Federation OF America acknowl-
edges the receipt of the following subscriptions 10
the Home Rule fund since its previous report
Timothy J. Lantaun, treasurer irish Literary anu
benevolent Society. ST. John, n. b., $50; the Rev.
II f. Parke treasurer Branch No. l. wheeling
w Va. sl2i; John Darrah. president Division No.
2 A O. H. Railway, n. j., $50; the Rev. THOMAS
/ conatv treasurer State of Massachusetts,. 2oV
total s225s Amount already acknowledged, s36-
III S. Total to date S39,035 80.
At a special meeting at the Asbury Methodist
rnscopal Church. Washington Square, this even
ing the Cherokee girl singers Will furnish the
music.
Tnwashed domestic wool has dropped 70 such
low prices during the relaxed uefnahu t"a' Soh'e
dealers think Of exporting number Of territorial
parcels, which are now selling mere on Il ciedheo
asis of only 81 cents pound.
The New-York wheelmen will hold a club run
to South Beach, Staten Island. to-day, starting
from their clubhouse No. 100 West One-hundred-
and-twenty-seventh-st, corner of Lenox-ave, at >
a. m Unattached wheelmen are cordially invited
to take part in the run.
Sixty-two carloads OF various kinds OF California
fruit the largest quantity ever received at this
part Of the season. were sold In New-fork last
week The Bartlett pears exceptionally fine
this year.
Sousas Saturday and Sunday events at Man.
haitian Beach will be distinguished by the APP
pearance Of Signorina Moreska, a brilliant dra-
matte soprano from the famous La Scala Theatre.
Milan. and by the Brooklyn barytone, Graham
Reed. 1t goes without saying that the perform
ances of the band will be up to its established
standard
The Rev DR.. Kerr y. Topper, OF Denver, VIII
deliver his lecture. entitled BE a Man." in the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church, corner of One
hundred-and -eeventh-st, on Monday evening. Seats
In the church will be free.
vestibule train has just been added to the
service of the Boston and Norwich Line. leaving
New-London at 5:35 a. m, reaching Boston at 3
a. m. The steamers OF the Norwich Line leave
Pier No. 49, Hudson River daily, except Sundays
at y. m Every facility for comfort and luxury
is offered to the travelling public by this stanch
old line.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard left this city for Europe
yesterday on the steamer La Bretagne, intending
To spend his summer vacation visiting historic
places on the Continent and getting additional in
formation for his lectures foreign lands to be
delivered at Chickerlng Hail. in Flfth-ave., the
coming fall