New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
NTW-YORK CITY.

The Rev DR.. Charles H. Eaton will speak In the
Church OF the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
The Heavenly Twins; or. Has Recent Progress
Degraded Womanhood?"
The Vant!ne collection OF Oriental rugs and car
pets Is being sold at auction at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries. No. 366 Fifth-ave. The sale Will con-
tnue in the afternoons until and including next
Thursday.
The Trinity College Glee, Banjo and Mandolin
clubs will give a concert in Chickering Hall on
! Monday evening.
Graduating exercises OF the American Academy OF
the Dramatic Arts will he held at II m to-day In
the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre.
| Job. the Sufferer" Will be the theme o, DR..
Remensnyder tomorrow morning IN the series OF
/ sermons he Is preaching at 81. James's Lutheran
Church. Madison-ave and Seventy-third-s,.. on the
! Book Of Job.
! Swami Vivekanan u, will lecture Tuesday even
ing next at p. m. al the Hotel Waldorf.
The photographs exhibition at the galleries Of
the American Fine Arts Building. in Fifty seventh
ST. near Broadway. IS attracting many ou;-of-town
visitors. on every Monday. Wednesday and Satur
day evening o'clock special lantern-slde exh-
bitions will be given FOR half an hour and the slides
will be described by the Rev +. G. Bolles J. Wells
Champney and William NJ. Murray. This evening
there will be shown yachting scenes.
Customs Inspectors Brown and DonoAue seized on
Thursday from D. Rucca and +. carlo. cabin pas
sengers the Kaiser Wilhelm II. some ieweiry
valued about 5000 When Rucca AMI Carlo left
the vessel they were met by friend 70 whom they
gave a package. The customs inspectors saw the
movement and seized the package. They found a
bracelet and miscellaneous jewels In IT,
There will be a special sale OF unclaimed goods a,
the Barge Ofice Monday. The lot includes dolls.
cement. musical Instruments and miscellaneous
assortment Of small articles.
one Of the stone brackets ha, support the gal
lery which surrounds the noo- above the Collectors
Office IT. the Custom House fell yesterday morning
completely wreck!ng the stone pavemcn; below.
Luckily. It early in the morning. and no one
passing when It fell Il weighed so pounds
This is the third bracket that has fallen in the last
three years
Ds,rct-Attorney Fellows has decided 20 take %
the Court Of Appeals the OF Charles W. Gard
ner. whose conviction for extort!on was reversed
by the General Term.
At the Young Mems Christian Association Tven-
ty-thiri-st. and Fourh-ave. there Will be the usual
meetings for young from until 73o O'Clock
Tomorrow. At O'Clock viii be the meeting FOR
young men. supplied with good music AMI inter
esting addresses: at Z. r. r. McBGfney's Bible
class subject. Gods Covenan' with Israel; az g.
tea; at go, praise anl testimony meeting.
The schoolshp ST, Mary's lef; her pier in the Eas.
River at Twenty-elghth-st. a. . p m yesterday I'm
command OF Lieutenant Commander Field. of the
United States Navy About forty 81 the sixty boys
who 20 be on the vessel during the summer
cruise were board yesterday. AMI the others VII
60 aboard al Glen Cove where the ship VII re-
main until May I. The ship was towoI 70 G.on
Cove YESTERDAY by the tugboai S,a-buck: there she
Will be repainted and otherwise put IN trim for the
cruise
The Rev. Father Edward OF the Trapps's priory
at Gethsemane Ky. and one of the few mi,rcI abb
bots in the United States. celebrated mass yeeter-
day morning at the Mission Of our Lady Of the
Rosary. No. : State-st The Abbot IS tho pries, of
the Rev. Father Caaghan. director Of the mission.
The crew Of the Ellis Island ferryboa, shacka-
maxon threatened 20 60 on STRIKE yesterday morn
ing and tie up the boat. They said they were IN
abe 20 get their March wages Some OF the inn
migration officers urged them to be patient I,'lc
longer, and not 20 ca, Ellis Island oI from the
rest Of the world.
\ hood Of italian immigration is now pouring in
on Ellis Island. About ono thousand immigrants a
day are arriving nearly all from Italy
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday
on the White Star steamer Gcrmanic from Liver
pool. were r. F. s Bid'uiph. j. \ rndyard Mrs
j. Bowers Lee John Mage. \. j. Osborne & t.
Saunderson and x. \. Smith.
Judgment FOR sls2 was entered yesterday against
the Ericsson Coast Defence Company. in favor Of
Kate and Minerva S Iaudren as executors Of the
estate Of John ". Handren
The Rev. W. H. Booe VIII deliver an address be-
fore the American Temperance Inlon at Masonic
Temple. Twenty-third-st and Sxth-avc. tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock "The Impending Crisis"
The Rev. John 6. Kimball Of Hartford viii lcct-
ure on "Phllanthropy a Factor in Social Eyolu-
tion" before the Science Sermons Society in the
chapel Of Or. Coyer's church. Park-avc and Tnir-
ty-fourth-s'. tomorrow afternoon O'Clock.
Traffic the Th!rl-aye bridge ~ Ono-hun-
dred-an1-thrtieth-st. was delayed FOR more tnan an
hour yesterday morning on account Of the break
Ing Of the machinery for working thc draw Small
boys reaped rich harvest by ferrying across the
foot-passengers imprisoned the draw.