New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
NETWORK CITY.

The Board of Walking Delegates Ees'i""'
| threatened to order a strike on the ne" Po"e'
house OF the Lexington ave. cable ROAD. IL y s
10, carnenters and iron-workers from outside OF
| the CITY are employed the building at less IMAM
| the union scale OF wages and that 'heE WORN "
| instead OF eight hours day. the WAKING "ee
| gates appointed a committee 10 can OH 'oiI' -.
crimmins who is building the cable-house Shou'
| the committee succeed, a strike may DE oe
clared.
q " Nar,or DENNY Assistant Treasurer and
,ss,s,ant Cashier at the Sub-Treasury was CON
| graduated by his friends yesterday IL was 'ne
thirtieth anniversary OF his entering the employ o.
| tb, Department. in which he has steadily adVah'e'
! from a place AT the money counter 10 o"e VI "
| portance and responsibility
The steamer Berlin brought $4,000 in gold bars
from Europe for the Morgan-Bemont syndicate on
| Monday II was deposited in the Assay once yes
| terday.
Nav a is the date set for the dinner OF the Demo
| cratic Editorial Association at Delmonicos' me
committee consists OF John A. Mason, John o. +,
| Holden Albert &. Kessinger Francis ~ "H'd'"
| and Horato =. Witherstine.
| An afternoon tea will BE- given on Sunday at the
Hebrew Institute East broadway and Jefferson
:, ,,asr tho auspIces OF the Educational Alliance
| The art exhibition and all parts OF the building
| will be open for Inspection
| The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
| DAYS from TO o'clock ON Tuesday ana sauna,
| evenings from TO 10 o'clock the pub'c Is a"m'',"
/ free on sundays IT IL open from to o CLOCK
| Admission ia charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
The METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art Is open free to
the pubc from 10 a. III. TO sunset on Ines'aSS'
| Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays on SUNDAY
| a,t.rnoons from | o'clock TO sunset ana on me
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays on Mohna.'
| and Fridays from 10 O'Clock until sunset cory's'S'
| art students and members OF the Museum only arc
admitted free. others have TO pay an entrance Zee
| of % cents these Two DAYS
| The Executive Committee % the Business Mems
Republican Association Will meet this evening al
| o'clock at No. iGs Hudson-si
| Tom Miley. who keeps boarding house for
| Jananese AT no &2 Water-st. admitted In IN"
| Tombs Police court yesterday that he assaulted
| Mrs Louise Bender. a missionary Of the Rescue
| Band at 80. Il Doyersst. In hallway OF NO
| Peu.t He WAS held for Special Sessions
| In the criminal branch Of the United States CIR
| c,lt Court before Judge Bencdlcr yesterday Raj
,s.lo D.marco was convicted Of having circulated
a number OF counterfeit two-doar silver ""r'in-
/ cstes hearing the WINDOW and Hancock heads.
with which he Hooded this city last January.
Mrs Mary conmerford. the woman who was
struck by Il cablc-car at Sevenhavc. ana Sky
| ihird.si Monday and Immediately afierward ar
rested FOR intOxication having been found by Fo-
| ljceman Hang lying near the car-iracks was ar
| raigned in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday.
| When the case called 1t Was shown that she
had not been drinking. and she was discharged
| At the annual meeting OF the New York Law In
| s,itute in the Postofice building on Monday the
! following officers were elected President. Joseph
| IA. Choate: e-presdents. Edward Patterson.
| Wheeler II. Peckham and Henry II. Anderson;
/ secretary William =. Chambers; treasurer. George
| H. Adams: Executive Committee, George 6. Holt.
Thomas Thacher. James 4. Mccreery. Austen q.
Fox James McKeen and Albert Stckney
The cooler and rainy weather OF the last few
| DAYS has diminished the demand for fruit by con-
sumers. Few persons much for fruit In damp.
chilly weather Consequently retail stores. stands
and pushcart pedlers suffer from dull business. and
| the wholesale trade is less affected.
| Bright. warm weather is essential to activity In
the fruit trade. both wholesale and retail.
! Cocoanuts In plentiful supply. and. de-
spite "A continued strong demand for them for
manufacturing purposes by pie-makers. confection-
ers etc. Baracoas have declined from 81 to = and
San Bias from 81 to 81 thousand within the last
| two weeks Baracoas from 81 10 &3. and
The market for dried fruits OF nearly all kinds
| both foreign and domestic is exceedingly quiet
| Receipts from California comparatively light
| and the few shipments their way here
from Mediterranean ports are small. The quantity
! In store. together with the daily receipts, cOnst
| tute a supply which IL somewhat In excess OF the
/ demand