New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
SEW-YORK CITY.

.,.u coc,e,v and Publication House VIII re he''
On Tuesday evening in the broadway la'r,"',1
church nj 40 o'clock. The Kew. III - - -.
xill rre.,de and addresses VIII he ne"Ve''r ~
,h pov mr. A y Kendg. OF New-York; the Kew
rrark NJ Ellis OF Brooklyn. and the Rev Dr. ~
J. Rurrcll. Of Ne~-fork
A report tina, tho Pullman Palace car '''"p""y
intended 10 separate its car business from - ''
estate business. and convey all its reai estate ~
,.x company to he chartered In New-Jersey WIN
y cani,al stock OF gs.cDcn was contradc'cd yes
,erday.
- r-,. r,,hune 81 April Il contained n descrip-
,,y. article upon the Pescadores which Will DOUBT
les. give you the Information you desire
The third annual grand opening OF timer fark
and pavilion will tax" place on May -
Or Remensnyder will preach on The Chr'suah
La. and tho Use Of Amnsements on sum -
evening in ST Janess Lutheran Church. at Nal
ison.ave and seventy-'hiri-st
Tn. Lotus Comedy Club will this evening present
N. play. An Arabian Night" at the Central
Ouora House Sx,y-seventh-st. near Third-aV"
n will be preceded by one-act play OF Mrs C. a.
porcmus which will have It's hrst production.
Tho Mansfield Manuscript Club will give IT,
The Levi p Morton Republican Club. No sol
IVES, Forty second at will on Thursday next have
a surnner-nishrs festival In Lion PARK. ohe-h"h-
Internationally ST. and Conmbus-ave
Horny Nichols will lecture The Enslave-
Central Club at Murray Hill Hall. No go Ihird-
ave- tomorrow evening
Tho annual luncheon o, the Wellesley Club takes
place at the Plaza Hotel at o'clock to-day
The annual meeting OF the Harvard Club will
be held Mt the clubhouse. In West Forty-four'h-
g, tonight Oflccrs for the coming year will be
chosen Supper will he served at 10 o'clock
President W c. Young OF Centre College. Ken
lucky. moderator OF the Portland General Assem-
orrin and
in the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church
West Seventy-thrd-st. and the boulevard.
The Rev Dr. y b. Tyler will preach In the
Church OF Disciples No 323 West Fifty sixth-st-
next Sunday morning. on THE ln-dwelling Spirit
and the Quickening OF the Body" and in the even
ing on the question. What Is the Destiny or Men
Who Die out OF the Fellowship OF the Church,
The annual meeting OF the Lebanon Hospital
Association will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m at
the hospital
Old Reader.-The term "Latin-Amercan" Is used
N designate the nations OF Mexico. Central and
South America and the French and Spanish In
hahitants OF the West Indies.
The Rev DR.. David H. Greer. rector OF st. Bar
,holornew's Church. has just returned from visit
OF three weeks to Southern California.
Controller Fitch returned yesterday after a weeks
trout.hshng In the Adirondacks at Racquet Lake
where he owns a valuable preserve The Controller
was IN fine fcttle as a direct result OF his short
outing and told wonderful stories about his un-
precedented success In trout-catching.
Deputy-Coroner Weston made an autopsy yes
terday on the body OF Maggie Clarke which was
found two days in the East River at Ninety
fourth St and said that the girl had probably de-
stroyed herself. Her family charged that police
man whose name they id not mention. had led
the girl astray.
The annual meeting OF the Riding Club. No
East Fifty-eghth-st. is set for Monday at $50
p. m.
At the meeting OF the Ohio Society. No 23s
Fourth-ave on Monday evening. action will be
taken on n resolution to remit the admission fec
until the resident membership is 200.
Walking delegates. It has been supposed.
numerous as the sands on the seashore. Yester-
day however an advertisement for n walking dele
gate appeared In local newspaper. In the afore
said advertisement II was stated that the success
mi appicant must SPEAK and write both English
| and German be young. sober and a hustler"
The Increase OF business Is not confined to Wall
Street alone The coat ailors 10 the number OF
about three thousand. who recently went strike
| in this city for an increase OF wages practically
| conceded Yesterday that the strike was about over
| Those contractors who refused TO increase the
wages OF their employees or guarantee them
weekly payday have been lost sight OF entirely
most OF the tailors have succeeded In getting new
| and better places Many shops are oVcrrun with
| orders II was said yesterday
| The strike OF slxty-nve carpenters employed by
| Edward gmIth OF Ann-st. for the union scale
| NJ warcs has been settled. Smith has agreed to
nav the union wages OF 81 80 for a workday OF
| eight hours.
| LLOYD Aspinwall Post. No eco. G. A. r., has
| adopted resolutions denouncing Commissioners War
ing's recent derogatory references to the Grand
| Army and calling on the Mayor to remove him
from office.
al here
vos,.r,.v for Havana found her machinery out
OF order. and had to go into drydock for repairs.
She will start for her destination at noon tomor-
| row.
The Rev Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler Will preach
spec.al sermon at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Frfth-ave and Frfty-nith-st' tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. on BOOKS as Bread or
| Books as Poison"
nh.u % a branch Of tho Theosophcai Society
Ma IA us.s 0ns-hundred. and TWEEN y0fth-st. VIII