New-York tribune., 1896-05-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Junior Christian Endeavor rally OF tho
Fourth District will be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the Church OF the Disciples. Forty-sxth-
ST., west of Eighth-ave.
change was made at the Windsor Hotel yes
terday Warren F. Leland becoming the proprietor
A sale OF articles pledged with the ProTdent
Loan Society will be held Tuesday and Wednesday
At II a. m. at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
No. 23S Fifth-ave. They will be on view Monday.
The Rev. John K. Davies will preach Tomorrow
morning in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
on "Pauls Last Word about the Bible"
The Young Mems Hebrew Association will have
its annual strawberry festival and concert at the
Lenox Lyceum. F.fty-ninth-st and Madson-avc.
May at s p. m.
In compliance with the order OF the Governing
Committee of the New-York Stock Exchange, the
firm OF Kennett. Hopkins & Co.. stock brokers at
No. So Broadway. dissolved yesterday by the
retirement Of F. J. Kennett. of Chicago. who was
suspended from the Chicago Board Of Trade for
five years for maintaining relations with bucket
shop On this account George b. Hopkins and
Harry L. Terry. Of the firm OF Kennett. Hopkins &
Co.. were ordered by the NewYork Stock Exchange
to sever their business relations with Kennett
They organized a new firm. and Kennett at the
time formed firm In Chicago
1t out yesterday that it was after Alexander
Gilbert. cashier OF the Market and Fulton National
Bank had declined the presidency OF the Southern
Southern into Liquidation and turn its ac-
counts to the Market and Fulton.
The seventy-egh birthday Of David F. Merrell
liqudatng clerk In the Seventh Division OF the
Custom House, celebrated yesterday. Deputy
Collector II. E. Esterbrook made a speech
graduating Mr. Merrell Mr.. Merre has held his
present place for fifteen years and in that time has
had only four days sick leave
A temperance mass-meetng for men will be held
in Association Hail. Twenty-third-st. and Fourth
ave. tomorrow at 345 p. m. Ira D. Sankey. the
celebrated singer and evangelist will speak and
sing, assisted by George c. Stebbins. All young
men of the city are especially invited. Doors will
open at $780,
James L. Wells will read paper on The His
torc Part Of the North SIDE" before the New-York
Historical Society. second-ave. and Eleventh-st,
next Tuesday at $50 p. m.
A meeting under the auspices Of the Woman's
National Sabbath Alliance will be held in Calvary
Baptist Church. West Fifty-seventh-st tomorrow
evening. An address will be made by the Rev. Dr.
Sage Mackay. pastor Of the North Reformed
Church. Newark The Rev Mr.. and Mrs Mad
havarav Nikambe, from Bombay, India will ap-
pear in costume. DR.. Macarthur will preside and
make brief opening address. The Woman's Sab
bath Alliance is auxiliary the American Sabbath
Union.
No confirmation OF the rumor that a further ad-
vance in the price OF ice will be made was given
yesterday by the Consolidated Ice Company which
controls the business in the metropolitan district
All the printers and other employees at J. J. Little
G. Co.'S establishment. at Lafayette and Astor
places, who went out on strike last week. returned
to work yesterday. pending a settlement OF their
differences by arbitration. The arbitrators will
meet in the rooms OF the Typothetfe in the Down.
ing Building. Fulton-st. on Monday afternoon.
The advance Of 25 cents a ton in anthracite coal
by the Reading. Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna
companies was followed yesterday by the other
companies
General c. II. T. Coils. Commissioner OF Public
Works. sent a letter to Governor Morton yester-
day, giving at length and in detail his reasons for
urging the veto of the Greater New-York bill He
shows that to keep the roads and OF the
vast suburban territory in repair. and build
others as they needed will entail an enormous
expense upon the treasury OF the city The
expense OF a proper water supply Of Brooklyn
Long Island City Richmond County and parts Of
Queens County is also dilated upon as well as the
question Of drainage.