New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
NEW.YORK CITY.

The Manufacturing Furrers' Association VIII hoi'
its annual banquet at Dclmonicos on "edhe'ua,
April L. WelknOwn and eloquent speakers VIII
respond to toas,s
A. /. Drummond, Chief OF the Secret Service OF inc
Treasury Department, started for West superior WIS.,
Yesterday with Albert a. Cadwallader, VINO Is nc
cuscd Of robbng the National bank Of which he was
presiden. Of $4,000. The prisoner was arrested III
Brazil lie edmitted his identity before Commissioner
Shields.
Daniel d. wyle. president OF the Forty-secohd
Street Surface Railway Company, Is foreman OF the
April Grand jury Hhlch was sworn In yesterday III
General Sessions.
Robert Bonner has Issued his annual catalogue o.
roting stock at his farm near Tarrytown ana ~ HIS
stable I'm this city. The catalogue, printed III h'a'
and artistic manner, contains among other names
those Of Maud ;. and Sino
feature of the vaudeville performance at the Eden
Musee Yesterday was new lecture by Iitue waiter
Loom the baby orator as Marriage Failure7' Is
the title OF the boys effort Master Leon appcar'u
only at the afternoon performance, the four harrison
sisters taking the place he left vacant In The pro
gIamme at night.
President Barker, Of the Tax Department was apie
to be at his desk yesterday. after an Illness OF ten
days.
Plans were filed In the Department Of Buildings
Yesterday by the managers Of the College Of Pharmacy
for the erection OF a new brick building. five stories
high on the north side Of xy-cighth-s east OF The
boulevard. The building will cost $4,000.
An anction sale OF members certificates was held
at the Coffee Exchange yesterday. -Four seats were
sold one went for S225, another for 1913 and two
for S21j.
The New-York Metal Exchange held its annual
meeting for the election Of officers yesterday. John
j. Williams was elected president William l. Russell
vice president and Morton b. Smith treasurer.
Work wa, lc.un yesterday on tho vaduct approach
railroad br.dGr which is TO be iuilt over the
Harlem River by Tie New York and Harlem Railroad
Company to conform to the requirements OF the War
Department.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney yesterday received an
other execution against the Rev. ID. C. Potter pastor
OF the Baptist Tabernacle, at No. 1GG secondave.,
for S55o In favor OF Henry r. Worhlngton. for goods
sold in 1891.
The annual dinner Of the Syracuse University
Alumni Association Of Ncw-Yo City will be held on
April IS IA, 6 p. III. in the savoy Hotel. Chancellor
c. y. Sims Of the university, viii be present.
The work Of the Art students League Of New York
be shown at Chicago will be exhibited In the mem
bcr,' room Of the league, at No. olj West Fifty
seventh-st. to-day from to p. IN.
The New-York Telegraph Operators literary and
Dramatic Club, which organized recently, Will
give an entertainment and reception at the new Cen
ra opera House, in East Sixty soventh-st., on the
evening Of April IA. The committee has arranged
an attractive programme. Tickets and private boxes
are on sale at all the principal telegraph offices.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
second Avenue Railroad Company was held yes
tcrday afternoon In the companys Office Sccondaye
and Ninety -sxth-st. The following dr'ctors We're
elected George :. Hart, Charles +. Cox, Samuel
Knox. Edward e. Smith, Charles Brenneman. Noah
C. Rogers, Pays0n Merrill, William f. Pick Richard
4. Anthony. Charles f.. Wclles. George a. Middle
brook Constant A. Andrews and Edward &. White.