New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-24
NETWORK CITY.

IRE in the large hall of Cooper Union this evening.
on The Engineering Features of Egyptian and
Phoenician Architectural illustrated with the
stereoptcon. No tickets are required
Mrs NJ s Singer will give a free lecture to-
morrow evening under the auspices of the Science
Sermons Society, in DR.. Collyers church. Park-ave
and Thrty-fourth-st.
Good Government Club B will have a special
meeting on Monday evening at No. 20 West One
hundred -fourhst. to consider reports on bills
| before the Legislature.
Preserved ctron, which is used by all pastry
cooks of this country and was once exclusively an
imported article is being prepared by Ameri-
can enterprise A New-York fruit firm is equipped
to turn out 100000 pounds year. The rlnds come
from the Island OF Corsica, put in brine in casks
The brine extracts the bitter flavor from them
Half a dozen checker-tab have been placed in
the new reading room OF the Produce Exchange
The addition is well received. helping as 1t does
some brokers 10 forget for a time how closely
wheat continues to hug 60 cents.
This years Easter-wndow displays OF Broadway
jewellers and those of other public streets were
never surpassed in this city. Rare diamonds and
other fine gems. with rich flowers. can be seen al
a number of places, grouped or fashioned into
handsome devices which show exquisite SIKH In the
art of ornamentation.
The New-York Athletic Club will give a smoking
concert at the clubhouse this evening.
There VIII be Specla Easter SERVICES AT iV.0V H. III
and 7:45 p m. tomorrow at the Allen Street Pres
byterian Church.
The Rev. Dr. c. H. McGrew will make adj
dress at the Young Mems Institute. NO. - bow
cry, at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
F. L. Fisher has sold the four-story brownstone
house at No 1l2 West Thrtieth-st to Beatrice
Cameron Oirs. Richard MansheD for s29oco.
The Phillips Presbyterian Church. Madson-ave
and seventy-third-st., has called the Rev. J. f.
! BUSHNELL of Rye, 10 be pastor OF the church. MT
| Bushnell has accepted the call. and awaits only
| the formal transfer TO the New-York Presbytery
| and his installation to become the regular pastor
| He will assume his new duties on or before April
Is. and meantime will occasionally conduct ser
vices at the church. He will preach tomorrow
evening
The salaries Of the inspectors, poll clerks and
others engaged in the special election hold on Jan
uary go 1894 will be paid at the Office Of the city
Paymaster. No. 30 Reade-st. on MONDAY next De-
ginning at II a. m.
The Lotos Club will have an exhibition OF Amori-
can landscapes End marines. arranged by W. r.
Evans this evening.
Among the passengers arriving on the North
German Lloyd steamer Aller. from Bremen and
! Southampton, yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Clark Curtin Mr. and Mrs. James Leven, T.. L.
Parsons. DR.. Urich jain, Professor II. Deichmann
| e. Harding and William j. Watson.
resented at Ellis Island has been revoked pending
an investigation of charges made against the agent
Of the society by an immigrant named Mikaly
! Maczik who arrived here on February IS His rel
atives in Pennsylvania say that they sent money
TO the agent Of the society, which Maczik says he
! did not receive.
David Holmes the negro who was charged with
| attempting to assault Mrs. Fannie r. Myer at her
! home in Bedford Park on March g. was arragned
| in the Morrisania Police Court yesterday and was
| committed under 5000 bail to await the action Of
| the Grand jury
There will be a conference Of the friends OF free
and institutional church work on Tuesday. March
! o. at 10 a. m. and p. m, in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church, with public meeting In the
evening to be addressed by Or. Dickinson. OF Bos-
ton; Drs Day and Thompson, Of New-York, and
others The public IS invited.
At the East Eighty -sixth-st. branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock the Rev. c. II. Tyndall pastor Of the
! Broome Street Tabernacle. will deliver his illus
trated Gospel talk on "The Door"
The New-York Athletic Club will have ''smok-
ing concert" in the gymnasium this evening
The salmagundi Club had an entertainment last
night at which Josef Svinsid played The mem
bers afterward drank beer and smoked pipes until
late hour
Lawrence r. Lee has been appointed chief clerk
Of the registry department Ellis Island, the
place formerly held by Colonel Van Duser. who
now is representing the immigration authorities at
Halifax
Captain Bodcker, Of the North German Lloyd
steamer Stuttgart which arrived here yesterday
from Bremen reported that on March Il Baaye
Kerkhon. Storage passenger. jumped overheard
while suffering from alcoholism. He was forty
years old and a native Of East Friesland. The
steamer stopped. but the man was not seen
again.
New-York towboatmen have earned considerable
money in the last month towing sailing vessels Of
the sugar fleet mp the Hudson to the big refinery
at Yonkers. which Is running its full capacity.
There is cessation in the rush of the Cuban
sugar crop to the New-York market.