New-York tribune., 1894-04-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

Dr. Henry Dyke. who has recently returnen
from Egypt and the Mediterranean. VIII begin "A
series of ,unday-mOrning sermons Tomorrow Oh
Egypt and the Bible" in the Brick Church at
Fifth-ave and Thirty -seventh-st These sermons
will be popular in character and Will be Interesting
and instructive. embodyng not only Dr. van Dykes
porsonal Impressions but the results Of the most re-
cent researches in the field OF Biblical antiquity.
The Tribune has received % from Olive Leonard,
West Salem. Wis for the Fresh-Air Fund.
The second annual supper given to the men Of the
CONGREGATION Of Mizpah Chapel. No. 40 West Fifty
seventh-st. will be held on May l.
The Rev. DR. Charles II. Eaton will speak in the
Church Of the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
on "Marcella; or Anarchy or Evolution the Solution
OF the Social Problem"
The actuaries OF the various nfe-insurance COM
panles who have been assembled in convention in
this city took a trip up the Sound yesterday after
noon They were the guests OF John r. Hegeman
After the Grand Jury had adjourned yesterday nm
attendant found roll OF bills. 500 behind one OF the
chairs The money sent to the property clerk.
II IS supposed that Of the Grand Jurors lost the
money
An informal reception. with music. will be given
this evening from to and from TO 10 O'clock,
in the parlors of the Students Club. No. l36 Lex
ington-ave.
The Western Society OF New-York will have a
smoking concert this evening at No 10 West Twen-
The New.YorhM hMistOr,cal Society will have a
meeting in the library. Second-ave and Eleventh
St. on Tuesday evening.
Over a hundred jurors who had been fined be
cause of their non-appearance In court appeared be-
fore Judge Andrews. OF the Supreme Court yester-
day to explain their failure Among them were
John Drew the actor and Andrew Doelger. the
brewer The Judge directed them all TO make afii-
davlts explaining why they had not attended court.
The next regular meeting and dinner Of the Archi-
tectural League will be held at the clubrooms No.
| N5 West Flfty-seventh-st., Wednesday. Dinner
| will be served at $50 p. m. Edwin II. Bashheld
| will give talk "The Decorative Art OF the
| Renaissance Period in Italy which will be Illus
| trated largely with lantern slides
Collector Kilbreth has held for undervauation the
| leopards snakes and other animals which arrived
here on the steamship Bowie several days ago.
Plans for a new ten-story Office building. to be
erected at John and Nassau SITS, have been fled
with the Building Department by Mathew Wlks
| OF Ontario. The building is TO cost $4,000.
| An auction sale OF bulkheads held at the
offices of the Dock Commissioners. at Pier A. North
| River yesterday. Six bulkheads were sold-four on
the west side and two the east. The bidding
was lively. nor were there many bidders present
George w. Vanderbilt has transferred to Emily n
Trevor the property in Thirty-seventh-s. l25 feet
east OF Madison-ave.. for $4,000.
The Committee on Design OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Association. OF Richmond Va
| met at the establishment OF the Henry-Bonnard
Bronze Company No. 43O West Sixeenth-s,. yes.
terday and accepted the statue recently cast by the
company for the monument, which is to be unveiled
| at Richmond on May 10.
| The Custom House IS TO be examined by experts
| from Washington, with view TO making certain
repairs.
l her ~ who graduated
| from Grammar School No. 3. in Grove-st.. in June
1851 dlned at the st. Denis on Thursday night, and
talked over the days when they were boys at schoo
together b. ID. L. Switzerland. the principal of the
| school, and Andrew J. White the principal Of Gram
] mar School No. 8, who was principal OF No. u