New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
NETWORK CITY.

\ large audience assembled last nirht 70 enjoy
tho musical given by Tho Friends Mission school
Workers f1r the benefit OF the Young Friends
Ala Association at tho home ot Gcorsc \. Nc
Dowol. 80. ~ West Twenty -frst-st. Among III"
entertainers were Miss Julia T. Peck. Mss Helen
Brown the Misses Florence Cr.s'1 iora and
Mary L. Burton. Percy Willing. John Chester John
4 Thurman Miss Clara Beach. T. Floyd carpenter.
W J. Edwards. !. Grant sea!a and Ralph ". T..
Carpenter.
Acting Captain Wiorand. q. tho East Fifth-s'.
station yesterday reported 10 Mayor strong against
granting concert hail licona~ 20 Thesis ia i1si
Fourtoen'h-st. Application had been mai" hy inc
rnan4ccmcnt % the resort for concorthall l'ose.
which the place does not now porscss J. "ns run
under an excise license. which VAS made POSSIBLE"
hv the fact that there were no musicians or sing
ers Dr. Parkhursrs society has "ascl = war
against tho resort FOR several years.
Circulars asking for contributions 'or the cree
ton of a memorial hail FOR veterans - the MAR
were sent out yesterday hy the Memorial COM
mit'oc % the Hoarl o. Aldermen. composed q John
= Windoiph. chairman. r.. 4 Ware. Kohor; Nah.
Elias Goodman. John j. O'Ir'cn. Jacob G. Wunl
and Charles Wines The proposed hall is 70 D"
built IS a ,und 20 BE- raised from state ana mI-
nic,pal APPROXIMATIONS AMI contributions from mem
hers o. the Grand Army % the Republic ana c!il-
/ zcus generally.
Tho spring reception and twonty-o'rh'h scmi-an-
nuaI exhibition ~ tho Metropolitan Museum %; NJ
VIII lie held on Friday afternoon.
Frank Moss viii deliver a lecture his evening IN
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. East one
eighteenth st. between First AMI Ser-
, onl ayes: subject. ~ Review o. flc Work % 'hc
; Parkhurst Society with Living III, 'rauons" Tho
uro.ocIs are for the charitable WORK % the K!us
Daughters.
Tho annual Columbia College games scheduled
| for yesterday were postponed, on account OF the
rain until Saturday May u.
An adjourned meeting % the Clearing House Ne
ISOLATION took place yesterday n which lro-
posed amendment TO the associations constitution
was discussed Tho proposed change is designed
TO define the responsibility raised or fraudulent
checks The amendment could not be acted upon.
because # IS provided that notice Of proposed
changes In the constitution must hc given ~ a
meeting held before the at which tho question
IS acted upon. The question viii come up at the as
soclations next meeting
! All The cable dispatches which were received ut
the Coffee Exchange yesterday from Brazil came
I'm plain English" which caused many 10 believe
! that the Government had prohibited the use 81
| private colos. and that trouble had again broken
| out In that country No news TO that effect was
received however. AT the Exchange. and the change
in the way Of tccsraphng from the south Is a mat
| ter Of conjecture.
Tho new coffee Exchange No. ll2 TO II Pearl
|
| business tomorrow. There Will be no ceremony or
| rormality In connection with the opening.
The anthracite coal sales agents viii meet today
| NJ no broadway. 70 decide on the output and on
| prices for the month Of May
| The Customs authorities seized 7D cigars ycscsr
! iay or these GO were taken from the steamer
| Yumuri from Havana and 30 from passenger
| on the Ncw-York. Tho owner Of the 100 cigars de-
| clarc(p them but when he heard that the duty
would be s. - ne refused TO take them. and con-
sentcd TO the seizure.
| Controller Ashhel i. Fitch yesterday sold s352.ol'
gold bonds Of tho city Of New York. to dcfray the
cost Of the Park-ave. Improvement ard the rur
chase Of property for the Fire Department The
bidders we're only two I'm number. 4 syndc1t,
composed OF Blake BROTHERS e CO. and Harvey
Fisk & co. took Tho whole issue nj 1000 The
other bidder the firm OF II. Wcchslor. which
| bid for the issue at o.
The Methodist preachers OF NeW-Yor!I and It's
vicinity held their usual weekly meeting yesterday
! ar 30 80 FIfth-avr. Tho Rev Dr. j. o. Wilson
| president occupied the chair Bishop Charles II
| Fowler OF Minneapolis. who has been attcndipe
| the sernanpual conference OF the Bishops OF th'
| Church. held in Carlisle, Penn since THURSDAY
! last was present. The Bishop reported that the
| plan OF episcopal supervision for the fan confer
cnccs would be officially announced. II is expected
I At the close Of the conference Tho Rev. \. W
| Byrt Of Morris Park. l.. l.. was the speaker as
! signed for this occasion. His theme was, "Naluc
| OF Legal Education to the Ministry"