New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

Rooms. AT No. 15l FTfth-avc. The concert VIII be
under the direction OF Frank 9. Dessert with an
orchestra of fifty pieces and chorus OF 200. Well
known solosts have been engaged for the occasion
.The Powers OF the Health Board will be dis
cussed Tomorrow evening by Or cyrus Edison at
the meeting OF the Society Of Medical Jurispru-
dence no i West Forty-thirl-s'.
\ dinner Will he given for Captain Mahan. o. the
Chicago on board the New Hampshire, a. East
Twenty -eghth-st.. tomorrow night Aft"rward
there will be competitive drills by divisions of tho
Naval Reserve.
The Rev Or Charles H. Eaton begins series
o. addresses to young men In the church OF tho
Divine Paternity this evening; subject, The Sale
OF Souls"
The Rev. Or Thomas j. Sawyer, dean emeritus
Of Tufts College Divinity school pastor In New
York sixty-six years ago and now ninciy-onc years
old will preach in the church OF the Divine Pa
terniiy this morning
Al the Bloomnelac church. boulevard and W's'
Sixty-cishth-s;. tho Rev. Madison e.. Peters VIII
preach a special sermon TO young men "Th'
Man-traps Of the city" based letters he re-
cciycd ,ho subject from cNMayor Hewitt and
General o o. Howard.
Baumann Brothers. Nos ., y ard ei East Four
feminist. say they intend 10 rm additional ole
vaiors ana press other facilities into service in or
der to accommodate the throngs o. people whom.
they are certain. VIII come 20 their handsome
stores Tomorrow ON tho occasion 90 their sie'ia
sal" OF T.. lanrcy n Co.'S curtain AMI curtain
material stocks. 20 Doe closed ont ar actually ouc-
third regular figures.
Two portable coctr.r-lrA; pl,n's. ~ thirty 2Do)-
candle-power arc lights each. for ihc Buffalo 1871
Wild West Company. have been completed. fo- use
on the road. and ther comra-tucfs VIII admit -
their being roc1 Tor one-nisht stands. as tho plant
complete. 81 sixty lights can be- erected auI urhie
hon.
lie exhibition At Ambrose Park South Brooklyn.
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
An unusually larg" deportation ~ immigrants
who failed TO Iass examination NJ Ellis Island Mas
ordered yesterday There were ninety sent back.
most OF them Slays.
The Board Of Walking Delegate. representing tho
various building trades unions. ordered e syupa-
thctic strk" yesterday on tn" annex 81 The Now-
York LIZ" Insurance Company building. 81 Elm
and Leonard SITS Nearly 200 men are involved. The
cause OF the trouble Was The strike % The plumbers
and gasfitters employed on the building. who re-
fused 10 work with men who had been expelled
from their union.
Mrs. Nellie Waite young married woman be
longing IN -. Johnsbury. VI died from cousump-
ton In her statoroom on board the clyde Line
steamer Cherokee carly yesterday morning. Mrs.
Waite had been IN Jacksonville FOR four months TO
escape the rigors OF tho Northern winter
Tho library Of the late Edwin Mead jr. com
prisng number Of first editions of modern an
thors, Including George Eliot. Andrew Lang. Leigh
Hunt and William lIaztt. and specimens OF lin
itol editions OF Hawthorne Emerson Lonsfollow
and other American authors. viii De sold by Eangs
& CO.. No 733 broadway, beginning tomorrow ar
ternoon AZ 2:3o O'Clock.
\ collie ton % Oriental wcavcs % beautiful de-
signs comprising some fine specimens OF antique
and modern rugs, carpets and pOrtlercs. VIII bc
placed on exhibition Tuesday afternoon at the
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. 40. rs Fifth-ayc
previous to being sold at auction
Notice Is given bv M" cable companies that the
telegraph lines across Siberia Interrupted. cut
ting off communication with Japan via the nor !, I'm
/ route. Messages for Japan can 20 forward at the
higher rate charged by the southern route.
a clinic laboratory and dispcnsary. in which pa
ticnts to De treated solely by means OF cleo
tricity, was opened last night at 40. 327 East
Twenty-tfth-st. Or. Margaret \. Clcavcs, who has
been studying In Paris. is It's manager.