New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-18
NEW YORK CITY

\ subscriber % The Tribune desires TO know the
address Of any commission merchants in N"~- YORK
who deal in Eceian harcs Imported stock. fat
tened for market W. paus" for reply. VINO
wants to sell on commission Belgian harcs DIM
ported stociO. fattcnod FOR the market? Offers in
v'od.
Good Government club g will hold public meet
ing this evening at its headquarters. Fifty-ninth-
81 ard Eighth-ave. Frank Moss will speak on the
Police department. Joseph f.. Bishop on the Cor
rupt Practices act. ana John j. Chapman the
EXcis" Department
In the Harlem Presbyterian church this even
Ing Mr. Snaz"llc will give his entertainment
Music. Song and story"
Tho Italian school OF the Chrdrou's Ala Society
at Nos 10 T., and 10 Lconari-sr. viii give q
Christmas entertainment on Wednesday. Decem
Der IT, az T.
The Buildings Depart ncni has issued permit 10
z. H. Macy & Co for alterations their store.
No. - TO s} West Thrtccnth-st.. to cost $1,000
Tho New York Fruit Trade Journal VIII publish
an elaborate Christmas number on Saturday next
Among other things it viii contain number Of
Instructive articles by some - the leading fruit
merchants OF this and other cities
The Eleventh Army Corps Association will cello
hratc It's nfth annual reunion this evening with a
dinner at Morco's No West Twcnty-uinih-st.
~ o'clock Tho officers of the association are
General L. T. iii Ccsnola. president. Colonel \ g.
Hamlin historian. and captain Francis irsch. sec
Rotary Addresses viii he made by General ~ Ces-
nola. General j. z iorkman. General Siecl Gen
eral Egbcrt l. Nioic -Pgstmasiei- General
Thomas l. James and others. Colonel ramlin. %
Bangor Nc. the historian o. tho corps. vil read
his last paper on The battle - Chanceliors,ilie
The Bay N Quarantine presented an unusually
lively appearance at sunrise yesterday morning
Several large steamers had arrived ln tho iishl
and whom ia" Health oncor went m in hi~ fug 20
inspect the vessels there were thirteen ocean steam
crs then waiting FOR him u took three hours OF
solid work to inspect the steamers
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday IN
the Warl Line steamer seneca from Havana. Ras
Lin Tung Chuch. an aitache ~ The chinese Iega-
tion at Washington. Mr. chuch Visits the ruiied
states for the nrs; time. having been stationed In
Peru and cuba.
Priz" beer cattle which uecl 20 be- the pride %
enthusiastic oldtimc Ncw-York butch hers n. Cri-i-
time rarely appear at This season Thc
reason given both by raiser AMI butcher s. 1T
doesn't pay 10 raise or Xii 'h'm"
About the only i've stock m market for crtrr
stall decoration ihis christmas g. .arlonI o.
splendid wcthrr-. averaging % pounds oach on tho
hoof They came from Portage C.uniy ohio long
noted Tor magnificent mutton. ami sold 80 ''.ns
cents pound on the hoot or ma" over one-half
the prices that used 10 be- obiained Tor ,nis f'yio
Of stock
n bank 10 keep IT, books showing transactions and
records OF them for any stated time Banks may
act lust az they choose Ia regard 10 keeping or
l.stroying their books after they have no further
active use for them.
There was q special meeting o. the Gas commits
sion Yesterday IN the Mayor Office. to award IN"
contract Tor lighting part Or Central PARK win
uauhfha lamps. The contract was AWARDED 7" ihe
New-York and New-Jcrscy Globe Lighting Com
many 10 maintain 2VD raphtha lamps AT 81 each
per annum 10 for the drives ana - Tor IN" Walks
The sale % a large lot Of I'm" furniture "ill be
GIN this afternoon at the Firm Avcnu" Auction
toou,s "a rs FIrh-ave.. ana Rill end to morrow
afternoon Another I'm" lot viii be- offered on Fri
day and Saturday
Harry Howard. IN" veteran fireman. started In
Yesterday to make this red-lettct week In hi'
oor, io have "A street named after MN lac
Glands IN the corridors and huiionho"s every NJ
dcrnan ana makes him promise 10 N"'" l." nav"
pavard- - changed 10 Harry Ho"Hrd-"'' or How