New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
NEW YORK CITY

These warm spring days az" bringing nm, 80.
,r,, orders ,or help 90 no N"% or" hih'''! mn
soclcfv. -, so - clinton Place ms H'. ~
exchange was incorporated - secure w" ''' 80.
do.erylns unemployed. and dufirS ih' 'a'' yen,
more than one hunir"i men h"'' wv"
with places In fhe country
:, :, Jotncs's Lutheran church a. Mad.fon-aNN
and severtv-th!rd-st. fhe RE- Dr. Ecnehs"> '''
viii preach tomorrow evening on 70"
and Identity % the Resurrection ho1N '''P "
rocont utieranccs respecting CArftS tcsN'''' '''"
body
Tho "coke sale" which the ladies - calvary ana
CO.. t.,,.con,l churches hal arranged 10 'hke
,,r. ,oday AZ tho Soc House. IN Lafayette ria
Tor no tercn, Of the church Temperance society
has been POSTPONED indefinitely. AS the amount o'
NANCY T. was hoped would be realized hN VIC ''
,cr,,inmen, has been procured by private f''
script!on.
pr William II Thomson VIII rcaA parer on
Arabia Islam and The Eastern |"eA'"" '''
evening n, the Century Association
.rho nov ur charles u Eaton VIII lecture On
&C., Famous Coaching Tour Through Scotland ana
England" OF 'ruesaay evening IN N" y"Siry-r''"s
~ the Temple Beth ~, scNenty-siNih-f' ana Fi'h-
The thirty-fourth anniversary ~ the ORGANIZATION
- ,bolr regiment will he celebrated 10y the i''A
regiment. Ncw-York veteran Volunteers 'N't"r"'
Zouaves, tonight In Congress Han 70. ''- I'''-
An exhibition Of cichines and a reception VIII he
yivcn this afternoon at tn" Metropolitan school ot
Fine Arts In tho Carnegie Building.
Dr. Luclen g Warner VII deliver an illustrator
lecture upon Egypt and the Nile' at the Harlem
branch Y VI G. \. Monday evening AZ SD , III.
Dr Warner was formerly chairman ~ IN" harlem
branch and one OF rs most substantial supporters
,rb lecture touches principally those parts which
he visited In his recent travels abroad Police JUS
,,cc charles - Taintor viii address the mems
meeting to-morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
II I. Hastings. tho noted an,nndcl lecturer %
Doston will address young men In Association
Hall Twonty-th.rd-st. and Fourih-av", to-h''fo"
At a m . subject The Mlstake OF Moses
Tho Rev Or. Joseph r. smith. o. Baltimore. will
preach tomorrow evening In the Rutgers RIVERSIDE
Presbyterian church. At Seven'y'thrd-s'' ana the
boulevard.
meeting under the auspices ot the Ne" YORK
s,bbath Committee VIII be held tomorrow evening
Al the FIN Avenue Baptist Church FithhN' anu
Forty-sixth-st Ohe Rev. Or. Faunc". PASTOR ~
which W W Hoppin. the Rev DR. ". W At'er-
hu,v ard others viii discuss the sunday question.
Archbishop ireland will deliver a lecture In Bos-
ton tomorrow evening. lie has been In THIS city
= mari Of this week paus'ng here for a short stay
ubie on his way to Boston. He Will probably re
main there until after the celebration OF the
Jubilee OF the Archbishop OF boston
The Rapid Transit Ferry Company has mortsased
all IFS property. lcascholds. boats. privileges ana
franchises to the Mercantile Trust Company for
81 CoUjO The mortgage was given Tor the payment
OF existing encumbranccs against the company.
rv. nor cent bonds which are payable in 1914 have
been issued.
pohcri + Hobbs a Brooklyn wallpaper manu-
facturer whose business was eobbled up by the
National wall Paper Company In 1882. has IN
structcl his counsel. Alfred u. Boardman. to IN
stitutc proceedings for the winding up OF the con
,I,.sl 10 frtIQf POGO Ia
| ,o,,,,nv got out a temporary Injunction restrain
ing Mr. Hobbs from engaging In or becoming as
soclated with any business OF buying, manufacture
ing or dealing in wall paper on the ground that
his agreement with the company forbade his carry
| ing ont any such business. To-day argument VIII
he heard before Judge Beach as TO why the inJunc-
| lion should not be made permanent.
| oro hundred members OF the Mineral Water Bot
| ,,.ra and Drivers Association went strike yes
to-day for an increase OF wages from so to $lf a
| week The strikers said they had to work twenty
| bours n day and demanded that the time be re-
| duced TO eighteen hours The strikers also want
| ,he,r EMPLOYERS to be responsible for accidents
| caused by the explosion OF soda water bottles.
| Collector KiIbreth has appointed the following
men customs inspectors at salaries OF SLIGO; II. VI.
| Casey L. B Bamton. J. =. smith. w. VI. Churchill.
+ I walsh, j. l.. Mahon. j. j. Haley. j. j.
| O,Rourkc. W 4. Rodgers and John f. Mccain.
| ExMavor Thomas +. Gilroy. with Mrs Gllroy and
| their younger children, VINO nave been aDroa" S'''"
| January. will sail for home the American steam
| shin Paris from Southampton to-day. The Paris Is
scheduled to arrive here on Saturday OF next week
A special meeting OF the Clearing House Associa-
ton will be held Monday to act upon n report OF
| the Clearing House Committee concerning the Ea-
| bility OF banks In relation to raised checks ana
forged Inducements The report will suggest that
! the banks in the association will agree TO REIN
bursc any member which pays them raised or
! forged check. and that the banks viii mol aceeS'