New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
NETWORK CITY.

,..,,, povenue Agents r. r. Driscoll. Of the
Third District. and a. II. Brooks' OF 'he ',s''
District early yesterday morning nauc '""
ON m,,,t stuI AT No. 2ll Dvision-st.. and captured
,ha owner Jacob Niskasowitz thirty-hve years o'"'
The still has been In existence about TOUR "o -
ord the Internal Revenue men have known oi IL
about half that time. The owner was he'u ny N
missioner Shields in 1850 bail for examination
IT 7. Newell. son-in-iaw OF the veteran coal OPP
orator. Daniel Edwards. OF Kingston PENN VIII"
his wife sister i've children and nurses are a'o"s
tho cabin passengers out on the New-York to-day
Mr. Newell Is old and valued emp'oye Oh ,''
father-n-aw and has n host OF friends III 'hs
c,tv his old home Louis Schott OF III" 'rm OF
Austin Nichols Co. this city. is also among wv
passengers tho Ncw-fork
Policeman John McCue. OF the broadway squad
who was run on Monday by n brewery ""N''.
al broadway and Seventeenth-st'' was rrpo'"'
Yesterday at the New-York Hospital to be some
what better The surgeons say that he VIII re-
cover.
A vocal and instrumental concert under inc VI
rection Of John O. Williams. organist OF tho rrs'
Collegiate Reformed Church. OF Harlem. VIII he
given in the chapel OF the church Friday cSeh'ns'
The following will appear: Mrs Martin S'h"'@'
soprano: Miss r. May Hall. contraito: r. -. van
Hoose tenor; H. f. Dictmann. barytone; H. '.
Williams violin: Hans Kronold vioonccllo. and n
chorus OF women from the Collegiate choral so
ciety.
A reception will be given tomorrow afternoon py
Tho Democratic Club for the Democratic Editorial
Association. which Is to be In session here
The Working Women's Society IL to receive inc
nroceeds OF the lecture to be delivered tomorrow
evening at All Souls Church Twentieth-s' ana
Fourth-ave.. by Jacob A. Riis HIS subject wiz ''
"How the Other Half Lives" and there VIII De
stereoptcon illustrations.
In tho college chapel AT 2 o'clock Saturday tho
na al
reunion at which the presentation OF the me-
mortal in honor OF Joanna Michcls Neustadt VIII
take place There will be addresses by MIS- Johh
l. Northrop President Thomas Hunter VIII H.
Low and Mrs Clara NJ. Williams
The Museum Of Natural History Is open on week
DAYS from TO 5 o'clock. On Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from to 10 O'Clock the public is admitted
free on Sundays II Is open from 10 O'CLOCK
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Mayor approved yesterday the bill empower
ing the Park Board TO acquire land on the west
side OF the Harlem River Speedway to improve Its
landscape features.
Arthur Mees has been engaged as conductor for
the Iiederkranz in place OF Heinrich Zoelner, dur
Ing the latter's absence In Europe.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is open free to
the public from 10 a. TO sunset on Tueshays
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from o'clock to sunset and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 O'Clock until sunset copysts
art students and members OF the Museur, only are
admitted free; others have to pay an entrance fec
OF % cents on these two days.
Patrick Lynch, n laborer. OF One-hundred-and
twenty-second-st. and the Boulevard. while en-
ployed yesterday on the dock at One-hundred-and-
thirty-frst-st and the North River. found the
body Of William Riley twenty-thrce years old. or
Avenue A and Eighty-sxth-st.. who was drowned
al that place on May while unloading stone
boat floating In the water. The body was taken
out Of the water. and Edward Riley the dead man 8
brother who Is a policeman attached TO the Fifth
Precinct was informed Rey's body badly
decomposed. 1t Identified by the clothes
Collector Kilbreth made numerous changes. ap-
pointments and promotions yesterday at the Gus
tom House, in order to conform with the new
Treasury regulations, which provide for extra
force OF inspectors to carry into effect the order
allowing vessels which arrive after ngh,fa to
discharge their passengers and cargoes the same
night. New clerks and inspectors were appointed
and transfers made OF night to day inspect tors.
and several clerical promotions were announced
The Central Railroad OF New-Jersey will make
change OF time next Sunday Its all-rail route
to the seashore from the station at Lbertyst. and
the Sandy Hook route from Pier No 8. North River.
Trains will be increased The steamers Sandy Hook
and St. Johns will make four round trips daily and
two on Sundays An extra boat will leave Pier No.
at p. m. Saturdays.
G. L. W.-No examination is required for employ
ment in the Sub-Treasury. Application In writing
should be made to the Assistant Treasurer at the
| Sub-Treasury. Positions are held and promotions
won according to the employees qualifications.
| The Dock Commissioners awarded contracts yes
| terday for n total sum OF $500 The Atlantic
| Dredging Company secured the contract to dredge
| 10000 cubic yards In the Hudson River north OF
West Thrtyfourth st. at is cents yard and Is 900
cubic yards In the Harlem River at % cents a cubic
yard.