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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
HlU.'M-WICt_-Tbe Duke ot Krwca*Ue and Count Va
lenttn, of C.llit.nita. CLAKENDON-Stf Lionel Weat,
Brinah Minuter at WtablngUm. FIFTH AVENUE
Judge* (K.rgu ?. 1);, ufo nh and Charl., Andrews, of tba
New-York Court of Apiieala. and Judate William A. Gal
bralth. ot Erle, renn. GRAND?Senator Gcorfce B. Sloan.
cf Oewrgo. MUhRAY ll ILL-Ki (dei lek W. Sharon, of
Ban Francisco, and o-Scnttor Aintaa J. Parker, lr., of
Albany. NEW T-KK-MaJor-Oeneral Slr Charla* Pear
?on, ot the BrHlnlx Amy. L'NION SQUARE-Dr. H.
(itirmtn, .'roister for Ntctrtgua at Wri.l.ln.u.n. VIC
TORlA-CltTton McMIcbieL of Philadelphia. WEST
MlNSTl-B-Colonel John M. Wllaoa. of Waablugtcn.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.
Aqueduct Iiivetttgitlng Committee, Part XL Suprtm*
Court, 10 e. m.
_e_it<i Committee on Ttxttlon. Chamber of Commerce
room-, ll a. m.
Funeral ot Dr. C. R Agnew, Fifth Avenue Pretbj.
tartan Church, 10:SO a. m.
Funeral of John li. G. Hi sat rd. St Ann'a TL 0.
Church. I a. m.
Conference of Democrat*, Hoffman Mouie, 8 p. m.
Athletic gamea of 2__ Regiment, Armory, 8 xi. m.
Anniversary of Old Guard, Church of Incarnation,
? p- m.
Transfer of Barnum's Clrcua te Brooklyn, evening.
Jaccture by Dr. Oealp Feldman. Steinway Hall, 8 p. m.
Annuli dinner of 71 tt Regiment veterans, Clark'a
?Taning.
Pi-feaaor Bickmore'* lacture. Museum of Natural Hla*
torr, 10:80 p. m.
Opening Nataan Rut Club noute. One-huadrec-amV
t_lrty.MCc-r_.a_ tu1 Htrlem River.
NEW-YOP.K CITY.
The Zion Confer.nee continued yesterday ftt the
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, in Bleecker
it. Bishop Hood presided aud preached a sermon.
In the evening a reception was held In th* church by
the member* of the congregation.
Team* representing the Barnard Collegiate, the
Berkeley, and the Columbia Grammar Schools, of this
city, aod the Adelphi and Polytechnic academies, of
Brooklyn, will have a lug of war In the Young Men's
Christian Association Hali, Brooklyn, at 3 p. ni. to?
day.
On the steamer Santiago, from the Bahamas yester?
day were: Major-General Slr Charles Pearson, of Ihe
British Army; the^Rev. It. Dunlap, and J, S. Andrews
and wife, from Nassau; and Dr. Hawkes, Dr. Strong,
and John IL Bliss, from Clenfuegos.
The failure of L. Daniels, a flour broker, was posted
tn l_e ProdiK* Erxrhangc yesterday. The amount
Involved ls small and lt is expected Mr. Daniels will
resume within a few days.
It. O. Dun & t'o.'s review of trade for the week
roding to-day, reports tho following business failures 1
In the United Slates, 177 j Canada, 18; a total of 105
a* compared with BM the woek previous. It ls noted
that the failures In Canada ate becoming less numerous.
The steamer Alla?, which arrived here yesterday
from -arandin*, reported that she sighted a steamer
on Wednesday, In latitude 32. O', longitude 74? 2.V,
with three red light* burning, Indicating that her
machinery was disabled.
Th* Dock Board, yesterday, In executive session,
Klopred resolutions renting pier No. 38 to the Guion
steamship Company, at $31,500 yearly. The action
was taken In accordance with tho recommendation of
tko Sinking Fund Commissioners, advising the lease to
be fixed for ten years at this raie.
A meeting af workingmen was held yesterday after?
noon at Chambers aud Centre sis., to urge the Im?
mediate opening of the Subway work. It wa* decided
to appoint a committee of eight to call on the Mayor
and tke Department of Publio Works to-day to urge
thc beginning of tbo work.
The Aaaoclate Alumni of the College' of the City of
Kew-York, with the co-operation of the faculty and
trustees, will give a reception at the college on next
Friday evening. The new laboratories and workshops,
Ihe museum and the drawing-room hall will be open
for ins-pectlon. _____ Invitations and tickets for the
reception may be obtained- at the college, or from
Charles E. Lydccker, No. 120 Broadway.
Dr. D. K. Dodge, of Columbia College, will deliver
I lecture this morning upon " The Manners and Cus
loma of thc North," In the Law School Building.
The old women who were injured at tho Ure In
Harley's rag shop. In East Third st. on Thursday,
were said to be recovering In Bellevue Hospital yes?
terday, i
On Thursday afternoon Ihe Hell Gate electric light
tower was sold at Government auction lo Westminster
Abbey, a well-.mown business man of this city, for
H25. About two years ago the tower was erected
at a cost of $14,500.
The Trow City Direr tory Company has Just pub?
lished tho forty-first volume of Wilson's Business Di?
rectory of New-York City. The book ls complete as to
matter ami compact In form, and c. main-, a guide to
the principal points of Interest In tho city for a busi?
ness man. I
Theodore Worc-3, a young American arlst who has
Just returned fiom Japan, will give a private view
to-day at No. 896 Fifth ave. of bis paintings of
Japanese subject-;. Ono collection will be on public
exhibition from April 23 to May 5.
Charles Herald, letta of the Cooper Union meet?
ings, will sreaU lo young men in Association Hall
to-morrow at '.; :30 p. m. Good singing, cornet and
organ accompaniment. Young men are cordially
Invited.
The hotel men have made up a list of principal news?
papers In each city, lo which they propose to contine
their hotel advertising. The plan ls fully set forth In
"The New-York Hotel Register,' their official paper,
and offers the widest publicity at the smallest cost.
BROOK LYN.
The funeral ojf Colonel John ll. Bergen took place yes?
terday In Bt Paul's Church, Flat bush. A meeting of the
members of tho bar of Brooklyn will be held this
afternoon to take appropriate action.
An experimental trip with a new molor. operated
with naphtha gas. was made on Thursday on tho Brook?
lyn Annex Railroad, in the Twenty-sixth Ward. A num?
ber of public officials took the trip.
? In the suit of Mrs. Margatet Williams, to recover
damages from the Kroolilyn Elevated Railroad Company
for the Injury caused to the rental value of sixteen
ihree-story bt.v-ri-.tone houses In Grand-ave., between
DeKalb and Willoughby aves., a verdict for $6,875
was awarded yesterday. She claimed $23,050.
Henry Clark, a cornet player, of No. 552 Quincy-st.,
was on trial fMtatit. for assault In the third degroe
on Maj- mmmWmJ, ?$? eight, of No. 450 Qulncy-st.
When the child's evidence had been beard the com?
plaint against (lark was changed so as _> charge a
more serious crime. His victim was a playmate of his
two little girl*.
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BURGLARS MARE THRMSELYES COHFORTABLR
Three times within a month the tailoring estab?
lishment of Charles Miller, at No. 009 Broadway, ha*
been robbed of clothing. At 4 a. m. yesterday Police?
man 7a.il.ell, ot tbe Fifteenth Precinct, heard a noise
tn the liquor .tore, No. 3 aud 5 West Fourth-st., as if
tome one were sawing wood. He called assistance
and entered the plaro. No one could be found, but
evidences of burglary were clear. The men had got
Into the liquor .un. and had _ good time; thty had
?pread a repast for themselves, consisting of meat,
bread ami cheese, which they washed down with a
?election of liquor. This disposed of, they proceeded,
evidently half drunk, to saw out the panels of two
doors which lead to the rear of Miller's tailor shop.
They bad got clear Into the tailor shop when the
policemen were after them, but where they disap?
peared could not be found. After a long search, one
of the men was found secret.-. In Hu- basement. He
gave his name M Herman hteilin, twenty six years
Old, no home. He va, tal .en to tlie Jefferson Market
Police Court and remanded for examination,
XSJOISISO A refrloerator company.
A temporary Injunction has been granted In tht
Brooklyn city Court to Dr. William C. Wren, restrain
lug Dr. Alvin C. Uenderson from disposing of or Inter?
fering with 3,000 shares of the capital slock of tho Con
iolidated Refrigerating Company, pending a trial tc
determine the ownership of the stock. Dr. Wren In
vented an apparatus for freezing by the evaporation or
ammonia. In 1865, and toon after Dr. Henderson anc
George II. .tay. er, ol Ives A Ktayner, proposed to lorn
a company for the manufacture of the machines Hr
?__"_? ?* "?**? President, and Mi. .taym-i
treasurer. Dr. Wren was made engine.-., at ,.,(XX) i
year. Afterward lt wa, decided ,hat ^ ^^
oarers In Ii,-ok,vu was Illegal and new ono, wen
v.arid J. _ns|KU fuller was mad*
jin bi.lent. Dr. Vt itu was " liomin out* i. ..a,
fxatlon, and he comp, .ml*-- .Tutt? _Mt_ST___S
?hares. He claims I hat Dr. Ue__w_on _? & ',' fu
.hares for whal ho could get. n** bN>a *>uiu
ELBOTIWSS 41" A OHRJSTIAS OOSYMSTIOR.
The following officer, were elected at tba nlieteenU
uinual Malo Convention oj tho Young Men'* Chrlstlai
Association of New-Jer*ey at yesterday's session a
Plainfield : Prc.li.ent, Ell anah Drake, Newark; vice
president, E. - (.ole., Jersey City ; second vlee-presl
dent. John Cook, (atrdon; secretary, H. a. Thompson
Pennington Ueminary ; llr_t Mkmtttwi si.i.-ury, 8. i,
Harte, Bloomfield; second assistant sec rei ary, nesle<
H. .tout, ..vinny Carl. A MtttBtWrtA on "Uoik j(,
Boy*" wa* < ornliicu-d In the morning by -.miner V
Ixid.ey, general - . rriury. o' Orange, 'ihe Kev. Di
R. K. Meredith, i. Brooklyn, i-liM-i-d an address oi
.Chara- tei-.st'.-, of tbe Hilde.* The llev. Edwin ?
Let, general teeretary, o' Brooklyn si...:, on " ^omr
Men':. Christian AwoclatlotH, tlieir Mun.fold -*iopl'
tor Manifold OSeeda.". George A. Hall, bute _ccr
tary, of New-York, conducted a conversation on "Im?
proved Methods In Association Work."
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.
The Rev. George s. Hebbard, chaplain ef Christ
Hospital, has resigned, after the Council bas mad*
...-veral unsuccessful attempts to dislodge him. The
Rev. Mr. Phelps, of Orange, haa been selected aa Mr.
Hebbard's successor and WlU AU the office permanently
If the Council finds him acceptable.
Ex-Judge Garrettson, the referee In tne divorce
proceedings of Mis. Richard Onslow against hei hus?
band, has decided the case In favor of the defendant.
Mrs. Etta Mayo, of West Thirteenth-st., Bayonne,
went to visit some friends on Thursday, and was re?
turning homo about 10 p. m. with au Infant In her
arms and a little girl walking by her side, when the
was met in a lonely pail of the road by a man who
olTered her a grots lr suit. Mr.. Mayo ran screaming
toward a house a short distance up the road. The
man ran after her, but sho reached thc gate and
pushing lt open fell exhausted on the stoop Mr.
Donovan, the occupant of the house, beard the noise,
came out and knocked the ruffian down. He was
taken to th* pollco station, where he gave hts name
as William H. Crawput, a painter. Tho prisoner wa*
identified as the man who attacked two women In
the same place last summer, and Recorder Besh*r
sent him to (he penitentiary for three month*.
A young German, whose name ls not known, com?
mitted suicide yesterday by leaping from the Pennsy.
vanlat Railroad wharf at Weohawken. Some, (of .tho
freight handlers threw a rope to him, but he refused
to touch lt and was drowned His body waa not
recovered.
NEW.-RK.
James Gallagher pleade-1 not guilty In the courts
yesterday to an Indlctmont for manslaughter, for kill?
ing Andrew McNaJly, ot New-York, at a filend's house
In Newark, on Maich 17. The murderous blow was
Inflicted with a beer glass.
An epitomized vrr-i in of Ihe new lllgli-License
law was drawn up by (he City Counsel on behalf of the
Excise Boaid for publication. The words " Selling
without llcenso or on .urday ls prohibited under
severe penalties," President Marx, of thc Excise Board,
ordered tho City Clerk to havo stricken from tho
advertisement.
James Smith, Jr., yesterday received a letter from
John H. McPherson, stating that the Senator would not
permit his na.nc 11 be used In rhe democratic State
Convention as a delegate to St. Louis.
The Republican Stale Committee Issued yesterday
the call for the primaries on Monday, April .'10, to
elect delegates to the State Convention at Trenton
on Wednesday, May 0. and to elect delegates to the
District Convention at Newark, on May 3,
RAHWAY.
The Forest Park Land .Association ha* completed
arrangements with the Johnson Railroad Signal Com?
pany, by which the latter will transfer tts plant to this
city. The association deeded the company six acres
of ground In Railroad-ave., and the company will
shortly begin tho erection of tho main buildings.
About 200 men will be employed and tho pay-roll will
be $o,000 per week
Lewis J. Bridgman, formerly associated with Mo
Klllop, Sprague & Co's commercial agency, ls danger?
ously Ul at tho Mellcfc Houso. He ls the father of tbe
Rev. Dr. Bridgman, pastor of the MadWon Avenue
Baptist Church New-York.
ELIZABETH.
Mary Gannon, age seventeen, a pretty Elisabeth
port girl, has leen missing from her home, No. 14*1
Court-st., since Monday, and so has Riobard Haggerty,
a grocery clerk, ono of her admirer..
"The Dally Benld" yesterday olrtalned peaceable
possession of the Shiloh Baptist Church, which Will
be fitted up for newspaper offices.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.
Howard B. Tlndell .ill on .Monday take charge of
the "Fredonlan" as editor and business manager.
The "Fredonlan" ls the leading Republican paper of
Middlesex ICounty. _
LONG ISLAND.
The Pratt OH Company ha. pim-hased th" old Allsop
homestead, ncaa- I.autvl Hill, and will tear it down
fur the purpose, of erecting on the sli- what will prob?
ably be oue of tho larg-.-st oil refineries In the world.
The Metropolitan Hotel at Rockaway Beach was Mid
yest-idnv Ly Mr. Datz, of Josey City, to the Kew
Voil., Wondhaven and ttoekaWMP Railroad Company,
'ihe plot I? 260x100 feet and will be OWWM as a passen?
ger si at lom
The question as lo tke ownership and right to us.
the ste_ml. .at dooli at Bea CHU bas been ? -tiled In
favor of the sea enif Grove, ami Metropolitan ramp
Grand Astoria; ion, and tin- rival steamboats whl'-h
bavo boen fighting over the rlpht to land pa.-scu_ei.
will now havo equal facilities on paying wharfage.
westchestf.r OOUHTT.
An election will be bea. at Port (hester on Tues?
day evening lor village president, trustees and treas?
urer.
The resignal Um of the r.ev. W. W. Dowd, pastor
of the Presbyterian church of Pur* Chester for thc
last t?ti yenr's, lias been accepted by tho Presbytery
of Werta netter (.'ounty.
The Republicans of Sing Sing, on Thursday evening,
mad'- the foll.ivvlug nominations for village officers:
President, Joshua 0. Many: Tiust.es. William Hunt.
Daniel Moriarty. Jr.. and John McNally; Treasurer,
Jam.'s M Jarvis; Collector. Charles B, Raymond.
Tho Republican Association of Mount Vernon has
derided te hold ward primaries for thc nomination of
triist-i's and l?peetow next saturday evening. Tho
convection for tho nomination of eanilfdate. for pres?
ident and treasurer will be held on May ti.
The Mount Vernon Academy committee has decliM
to call a mass meeting of heads of families, at which
Chauncey M. Dopew will be Invited to speak, and to
open books for subscriptions to th-- slock.
Under the direction of the Ladles' Aid Society, tho
congregation of the Pirti Presbyterian Church, Moimi
Vernon, gave a crowded reception la. t night to the
mw pastor, the Rev. Charles Stoddard Lane, and hla
wile.
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ALOWQ THK SOUND.
The ease of the Credit Company (limited) of London,
England, ac.lnst Jolm M. Randall, of N'ew-York,
involving -.0,001) and ar.sing out of foroclosm. pro?
ceedings two or thr.-e yoar* ago against the Howe
Sewing Machine property In Bridgeport, ls now being
tried In tho Superior Catirt of that city.
Tlie funeral of Captain Henry I-avfleld, for many
years eo_B-Otod with steamers of the Cromwell Line
betWOM Now-Torfe. < ha .eston and Savannah, tonk
place In Bridgeport yesterday. He waa seventy-five
years old
Lieutenant James Donnelly. Co. E, 4th Regiment
C. X. G., died yesterday m Bridgeport. He was
I'nited state* transfer mail agent at the railway?
station In that city.
THE HIPPOPOTAMUS OOHES PROM THE WEST.
The new hippopotamus for Central Park arrived
safely in tho city yesterday from Cincinnati. Ho was
accompanied by Superintendent StcITIn, of the Cin?
cinnati Zoological Garden. When the train arrived
at Communlpaw the side ot tho car In which the hip
popotamus was shipped had to be taken out before
tho huge beast and his cago could be drawn from tbe
car to one of tho largest trucks that could bo found at
the depot.
Tho animal. Superintendent .teffin remarked, ls the
largest ?? porker" that Cincinnati ever had. He weighs
nearly 3,000 pounds, and ls now In his seventh year.
Ho has been known as Caliph, and Mr. Conklln will
beep this name. Miss Murphy became quito nervous
as the new arrival was placed In a portion of her
cago with only a partition between them. Sin- I- only
four years old, and Caliph is Idly one-third larger
than sh>?. His mouth when stretched open to Its full
extent would lake In as large a quantity of proi I
as could be stowed In a large sized vails*. His head
would lit snugly In a bushel basket. Th" Mg !.._??
was rather timid last evening, and louknl Mwhfu]
whenever he cau;*ht a glimpse ol Mi,* Murphy thriiti.l,
th. partition. Hu has lived aione in Ci_clu_ati kihee
bc was au infant.
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WHO IS THE JUS1AR POLICE ISSPECTOtt
The Police Hoard yesterday derided to award a
conn act to S. A. 1 icnch Si, Co., for the manufacture of
new and handsome *? honorable mention" badges, to
take thc place of tho plain capper badge* which were
called in recently. About ISO policemen were en?
titled to wear such badges, and they will receive them
In time for tbe parade of the force on May 31. The
new law which makes Inspector l!>rnes th-> chief ln
r-j.i .tor of the force with an Increase* ot pay, because
l.o is ih.- senior msji.-cr.or, has given rise to a discus?
sion among tho police officials upon tbo question r
'?Who ls the Junior Inspector r Williams and t mi?
lln wero appointed Inspector-, on the same day. The
police Commissioners voted io appoint Conlln a few
minutes before they voted" tu appoint Williams, but
Williams was sworn Into office hist. Each Impactor
said yesterday that tho other was the Junior Inspector.
Superintendent Murray would not express his opinion
tc rei riei?, but he alli soon indicate lt by bia arrang*
c-.ei.i of tin- -Ufo ot er* lu the police parade Tl.n In?
spector who leads the fourth division of the parade
will bc rotsldered an the Junior Inspector lu tbe Judg?
ment of the chief
ADVERTISING AOMSTS IN C0NVXNT10S.
The association of Oenoral Newspapor Advertising
tes, which has been In session at the Agio.
ll .use tor tho last two days, passed resolutions yes
terday to tbe effect that tho association will preparo
nc iiuliir.it.on a list of firms and Individ iall I
for memlx t-tlilp In it, and lint every name upon the
list shall bc selected from thoso which thc Amelie in
Newspaper Publl-hera' Association bas reported t.
having transacted bnsln.at with Ita member, under
satlslact.iy condition*
EOT WORDS OVER RAPID TRANSIT.
ATTACKING ROWLAND lt HAZARD AND THK
DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANY'S PLAN.
The Committee on Rapid Transit of the Real Kstat*.
Exchange held an exceedingly lively meeting yester?
day afternoon. George W. Van Steklen presided and
th* first tpeaker wat ex-Judge Charles P. Daly, who
attacked Colonel Howland IL Hazard and tbe District
Railway Company, which he repre-jented. Mr. Ha*
ard bad organized thc company, be said, In spite of
the opinion of experienced engineer* that the plan was
impracticable, and. the speaker had been informed,
had Issued stock amounting to fC.O.OOO.OOO. Colonel
Hazard's charter was unconstitutional, and If he had
said tbat his ca*, had lieen through all the courts he
had failed to state that be wa* defeated.
Colonel Hazard *aid that Judge Daly knew nothing
about the Dlstilct Road, and the Judge replied: "If
I don't know th* road, I know you," and then the
chairman Interposed. After brief testimony In favor
of the Arcade Road by engineers. Colonel Hazard said
that he wanted to makn a general denial of most of
Judge Daly's statement, if they were to be of the
slightest Importance. The decision of the Court of
Appeals had been In favor of tho District Road, the
$30,000,000 of stock existed only In Judge Daly's
Imagination and the personal charge* against him were
prepositions
A- P. Mann opposed tho Arcade Poad on behaU et
property-owner., and when Judge Daly said that en?
gineers would testify that no Injury would be done
to property, he replied: "Oh, yes, you can bring
your engineer, here and they will answer your leading
question* Just tn you want them to."
Orlando H. Potter said that th<- Arcade Road wonld
produce such devastation and destruction as would
ruin business In Broadway for years, and lt was a
scheme of a body of si-i-culaturs who had placed a few
resnecUble men 41 their head. Melville 0 Smith
replied, saying that the marl wonld not come nearer
than fourteen feet to any building and no damage
would be done.
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DR. TALMAQE DID NOT HATE WISE.
In rome of the newspapers yesterday morning, In
the report of the dinner given on Thursday evening
to the o_Icers of tho 13th Regiment by the Rev. Dr.
T. DcWiit Talmage, chaplain of the regiment, lt was
stated that four different kinds of wine were served.
As Dr. Talmage's total abstinence principles are well
known the report caused some surprise, and a "Trib?
une" reporter called upon him at his home lu Brook?
lyn, No. 1 South Oxford-st., yesterday afternoon to
learn If the report were true. Dr. Talmage, when
Informed of tho reporter's errand, expressed much
surprise at such a report being made. "They say
I served four kinds of wine, do they I" ho sahl. " Well,
that ls Just four kinds of lies. I cannot
Imagine how such a report could have started. We
had lemonade, coffee, tea and-water," he added
after a moment's pause; "perhaps those were the
four kind, ol wine referred to. I think any of the
twenty._ve or more gentlemen who were here last
evening will testify that there were no other wines."
ACTION OF SHERAR REPUBLIC.***.
Every district was represented at tho monthly
meeting of tho German Keon bl lc an Central Committee
at the Germania Assembly Rooms. No. 291.1)3
Bowery, last night. R_ Judge A. J. Dlttenbofcr pre?
sided. The chief business of Ihe e'.enlng wa* tho
adoption of the constitution and by-laws governing
tho Central Commltteo, and resolutions of condolence
with tho family ot Bosco-* Conkling In their great
bereavement The chairman announced that he would
name tho standing committee., on finance, resolu?
tions and printing, on or before tho next monthly
meeting.
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FLANS FAR DR. A WHEWS FUSERAL.
Many testimonials of respect for Dr. Agnew continued
to be rec-hod yenti'iday at hi* Ivinie In Madleon-av*.
Hla prominence In to many leading movement.* during hi*
Ufo made him widely known. One physician said on thia
subject that he did not think there ita* another phjr*lclin
In New.York who had been an prominent In his profession
and *n active at the, name Hm. In other Geida. Tho order
af the Loyal I.e.Um of the Unlt-vl State* of which he
was t member, will bo represented hy l delegation it the
funeral to-day. The services will uke pltce tt 10 :30 thlt
morning In th* Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, ind Dr.
John Hall will oflii-iate.
A DRIVER WHO LACKED MXPRRIRNCR.
Wtlter Avery, age nineteen, of No. 516 Went Fifty
tecond-tt.. wis held by Jn*tlce Weld* In the Ynrkvtiie
Court ycHterday to await the result of Injuries inflicted
upon Henry Anders, of No. 439 Wert Fortleth-et. Anders
was rldlirR on the rear platform of a Forty-second-ar. car.
At Slxth-ove. Avery tried to drive a team attached to an
lie-wagon across the street. The pole of the walton rtruck
Anders and knocked him oil the car platform, breaking hi
thigh and possibly injuring him internally. Avery tried
I.. ?? .< ii ?.- ni* carelessness by saying that lt wat the ilrrt
time he had ever driven a horse.
ma ui Y /?; / v / . u btu rhos.
MlNIATl.Kr. ALMANAC.
i.-rav.
?saris** 6:03 | Sits- 6:41 I .Moon tel* 7.in | Moot'a tr* 10
mon trans,
_.?-?-_ni.-Hoo_ r:.:! i'in- un BMi it.-ii Bama b-.o*
P _--__*-. il -k. 3:1(11 Oor. Wi 4:02 I UeU (lat* Ml
INCOMING 8 TEA ll E RS.
Ill-HAT.
T'liel, * FT* i. Hillel. Line.
s, Ttlila.T.itotohoI...April 1*..Cnnar*
Germanic.Liverpool.April ll_Whit- Sta*
City ot Klchioon.I.l.vi lumii.Aur.l ll.inman
baale.l'.r. mia.April If.... .sf O Lloyd
tM.MiAV. APRIL *__
Penmirk.London.April 10..Var ional
l mirna.LIvaraooL..April 14.C'un.r.l
Tb* 'i'lecn.Lirerou.n.April li! .X.ili ._ il
r...i timi.iiami.tir-.A-.rli ?.-Haa.. a aaa*
La Kr. ? i.t*.lt atti-.April 14. French I rai*
A.ivane.Kio Jauolro_..ar ul....Vu _ Braid
Trinidad.Herminia.April 1..Viutbeo
HONDA., Al-KIL 81
Kthiopl*.Ola*, nw.A uri' 13.Anrhnr
Fulda.Rr__i?n.April 14...... (? I.h.rt
r c.*-int.Rott?ru_in_..April 7....N*ttiAiner
Niagara..Havana.April 19.W*__.
OUTGOING ST tl AM LltS.
TO-DAT.
Tommi
Venel. Lin*. For Mail* et.**. i_u_
i-a-r*]*. Cnnar*. LiTtrn-ol.lu am 1 p m
CltT ot CblL.i-O, I iimuu. Liverpool. 1 pm
Baltic. Wl.lte Mar. LlT-riiool._ 1 ,, ,,,
lr urne??la. Anchor. (ILK-.*.IO .ni 1 p pj
fc'nUr. N u Lmy.i. Brain.n via Viu'iii-i'a.IO a ni 1 pm
Lcerdam. Netb-Ainer, Ki.ttonUm.. ?..?30 a ni l'i:30pni
La llourj. >Knt-, Krr*. h Trana. lt*?ra_10 am 1 pru
Newport, r.cii,. -lau. A*:.iiw.i.10 am noon.
8** Marco*, W-ad'a, Haran*.. 8 pm
Tl lmiat. APRIL 24.
Allika, (.nina. Llr*rMal.12:30 pm 3:30 pm
osama,Tint* Haul. i pm A pm
Mexico, .pta lranr. Haran*. 1 pm 8 pm
WWUWWtWhY, april .5.
Utrtnanlc. \V mt. Star, Liverpool,.. I pm 4 pw
Hcytln.i. CuriuM. Liven...!.. 6 an
_ aalc. Ntl Llor - Br.men ti*-..tU'ttn.. 1 pm 4 pm
Westemlaurt, Ren.-star. Antwerp.. 3 pm S pm
Pillia. 1*1;. liu, R*d ir. ia-.-i.yr*. 1 pm A p |
Ail**, Alla*. Cartha-cna . 8 aaa HI .ra
llermnla, (jutot-c, VViiniw.iriiiilanas._ I p ni ft pm
SHIPPING SE IVS.
PORT OF NKW-YOiiK.flliUAV, APRIL 20. 1888
AI.K1V-0
si-nit Star* of PenniTlr.nla (Rr), Mann, uu*gow Arni
li, I.^rne 8, wltn m.ita tuft titi patiengeri to Austin Hal.ri u
<fc Co. Arriveil.it the b?r ml '. l> nu
.iran er Cerniu.l?<Hri. Fraser. Trinidad April 3, Rarbadot
4, St Luci* ami Martini.|ii" ri Dominica h, M8ntaerrat H. An
Una ll. 81 Kitti 12. -t Croix 18. with uni** an.l pi**.:ig.ri
Ui A Fa outerbrxlge A Co. Ai rivi*! at ibo air at 4.30 a m.
r-tenraer Athol. Hr 1-ow. s.Manilla April '2, I urtliantoa 4.
Pott Union ll. with uidie. ..aft 7 |.a?*.U|-er* to Pim. forwood
A Co. Arrived al Di. Har at 2..lo a rn
.teamer -aiitia.o. Allan. Cmntuagn* April ll. Hi Jap/i 14,
Maa*** -I". IS altb tu'laeaiul .(ti pattengur* to Jat K War.l
A l o Arrlve.l al the Har at rt 1 (I a m.
-teamer Kl I'm >. QOM k- N'aw..rl?-_us 7 day*, with mdaet.
John T Van Micki-.
Hi.Bumer Roanoke, Uni-.h?ra, Newport Newt and Norfolk.
witt, inns- ami p_t?*n**rt io OM Liotninlou ^* Ca,
r-bip i-.iapir- ia! Bo*loiii, Bnow, i'lia-.-ua N dara, wit*
oltc.te or s...la io Ut_iin??y _ Brown: tm ri to ?eraou U
lir.iwn _ Co. _
Bark B Webster (of I'ortUnd). Kenney. Port Oil.at, Chill.
8.'> dav*, willi n.Ueln o. ?>?!* an* wool to Wm II Orace A Co;
ve?*el to J II Wincli**ler dc co.
Bark Lni?a (Urn. UerUrT. Lisbon 62daya, with matt to or?
der; venal to Htxemtrtr dr Bruna
_.K__T?At riaaftr Koon, wini! fretb, NW; cloudy. At
City Itlanil. windtretb, NVVi cloudy.
Arrived y.il.r.lay-.
Ktearner City of Havannan, Mmtth, Havannah 3 d*ya, witb
mil*.- ami pa-icnKcri to k i. waiker.
-bip Wm O D*vi*. Momc. Il .uko Jan 1. wllb md** to Pani
Heinemann A Co. volt*! to .Mill-i A Uougiiton.
CLKAllEI)
(ste*tner Pomtraalan (Br), Dalzlell, I?ondon?Htn*?rton
?*"'a?tr 8er?lt (Bri, Mella.. Livtirotl via Qaeen*tow*
Bowrln* A Arntlbtld.
*u-t:..tr Bullio iliri. Smith. Liverpool via Que.niiown?
J Bine* lita*-. ? _. _ ..
Httacntr tatt -nperlor iBr). htewtrt. LlTtrpool-Jtm**
Ark. ll A Co. _ ,_ _ _,
(-thiner KuriieatlaiBr), Jledderwick. OlMfow-Hen.leraoB
Br?t
aiaamir lt. kia (Dau), Tbotnaea, Copenbajren and Stettln
Funck, Bare * Co.
.-wmer Leerdaint-a-icli), Stenger. Hoiunlata-Funcb, Id
)? _ Co.
New Gas Engine
"The Baldwin"
a_rM?(_. ol (Aa lat* American Iitlitutt Fair, A'tw- lurg
A four borne.bower engine in connection with atortO
batu-rj, runnluu 84 lnrtndetcent electric li.Iii* u__,
witin.ut btti.ry, ti llRhU) (riving a imrfeet IiKbi, with
til th- atradlneaa tbat can be obtained from the hl^h
apee.i atoam ciij(li--s In cumnion \i*e tot .l-tlrlc Ilj;litln..
tnd permitting anj number ?f llirhta Vt bo ?hut off or
tun.iBj ,i, nithout afletiiim tho remaining llgbu lu tn*
Mlgnt-Ht deg--..
ii ____***_? "' ?*?*_?] pat-foetl*- and power, adapted to
ii.htliiif, pumping, and all parpoaea wti.-t- a aaf>- tnd
ei.eup po-er la require- ManulVd ind _uinn-*d by
Otis Bros *% Co.,
Elevators and Hoisting Machinery,
tb _-r_ How. .Ntwlorlu.
The American people are qurclc to appreciate a pood article, whieh accounts for
their consuming over twenty millions of cakes of Ivory Soap the past year. Its
sterling merits and moderate cost establish it permanently in every household where
once tried.
A WORD
WARNING
1 Ther. are many white soaps, each represented to be "Just as food as the 'Ivory':''
[they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
?' of the genuine. Ask for " Ivory " Soap and insist upon getting it..
Copyright IMC. by Procter A (taabl*.
QRACEWLD-j-yNj
Mat(hlEbS_ Ton
omstkuction
'Beautiful
.learner tm Bonrgogno (Fr). Krangntl, Hav_*-Lonlad*
HU-amcr Cai-rte-lre (Ft) Aat<_l. Medlttrraneaa norU?
.liai.ar Hon-vi ita (Bri. Anderaon, Si Johna, NF. via Hall
f*i-Bowring A Arclnlialil.
Steamer Halm (Rn. Cralt. St John, NH-H*nd*r*ou Bro*.
ataamer city nf Han Antonio, Wilder, I'ort Boya and tar
ntn.ilna?C ll Mallorv _ Co.
st_?mer Chtrok*-. Dome. CharlMton and Jacluonriu*
Wm P ciyde-t i o. . ? _
.reamer J W (Jarrett, Foater. Baltiniore?B V Downer.
Bara Howard (Br). Vance, Adelaide, Auatralla?Mauler
A <j: lerenu
l-lirk AinvTnrner, MirrM, Honolulu ria Botton-Vtrnoa
ll Brown* Co.
Bark Anna i nan), Ntllten. Mareto? Hcaramell Brot.
Bart Verlaadi (Nor). Uagbarg, BioUrandorio bal. Brit?
Carmen B-b. _ _
Bart (Jbat ll Lewi*, Reed, Perth Atnboy-Whlt* * Ca
? AIL-tl.
. turoer* 8nt*ei,f.>r Loadou; City of Ban Antonio, Fer?
nandina: Oierolire., i _?rt**ton.
Bara* Beairale. lor Antler. Jit.; Hrinrioh and Tonio, Bam.
nura, K.dr*n, _a__*_i Eu-* .erl*. .M.inlavld**! _ainu*l ?
Spring. Klagaton; T L Sw eui, MaLiuza*.
MISCKLLW _OH*
St-vmer Scandinavia (Br), K.afrew, frem Mediterranean
port* for Nai*. York. I* t*hore off Derna on a mnd bottom. At
alttauce bat bean tent her.
THE MOVEMENT* Of .TBA-MER*.
FOREIGN PORTS.
I-i.t-ow. April 10---lian, ateanier Helveti* (Br), Coch?
rane, fur New.York. ___
UL'. KNaTf-w-B, April 20?-ailed. ?u?-~ier Spain (Br). Grit
Atria, (rom Liverpool li-n. e for N.wYork.
Arrived. atttmm Galil. rBD. Mnrpiir. from New-York
Aar.l ll on her way to I.lviii?ul (and proceeded).
..I!.-, arearn.r Arabic (Rrj, smith. Irom l.iv.rpool henc*
for New-York. _ . ?
Baow Hkad, April 20.7 pta-Pii*f"l. ?toamer Etruria (Br?,
Cort, (rom N.wYork April 14 ou her w.y to Queeuitown
an-' Liv* noni.
M-Vi-LE. April -0-?.ll_ I. *t-?-n-)r Atichorla (Br), brown,
from U1**kow bene* for New-YorW.
iForlattr MAtoftWt Mew*, if itv/, let Fifth Pta*.)
Anotuncemcnta
Great Horse Mr.niciNE.
Dr. tobiah'
?IBBTIAB HOW* l.iMMK.nr,
In pun but lc, i.r t I DOT* of
Colic, Old soaia, srtAiKa. Buruga, b< uati-iie*, 40,
WAB___T_0 MIK 'l-l I* MIK WOELU.
uk i. 1 is'
Dr.uir. C-.NDiii.H Pow. k_s
are alao warranttd *ap*rt*f to any ..thar*, enrlag Fever
ir.itt*. Womia. ta, Av., tad Inet-talng mt ipp-tlia
OtltltoA IQ-T IB* Itt* t ?limul D. MrD >n ai. ..viner of -itu
tf Ihe faati-at rntnnn.' _*_t * lu Hie world, and by hundre-.lt
of other j.r.iiiiaeni Imro- nen.
Sold by all Druu_i-.ii and sa.l.lltn. Depot, 40 Murrray-at.,
NtwYork.
?
Bim A. Hamfi.-, M. D.f
?19 WtMl 1 .._??*
Bluet*.* of th* NVrm <v<tin. fl rn ito. Urin.r. Organ*
Impoleuc* and sterility. Hours?st to 1_, b uri,
Look* Youse.
Privent tendency to wrinkle* or ageing of th. tktn hr
ntlng I.KAt.'RKi.l.K Oil. Preeerve. a youthful, plump, frci'i
cn .11tion t; Hu- re.irure- I'reveiita ch.ippln., aracklng.
Keept tkin toll, tmootb. $1. Dru.; rut*, or m*U hy tx.
prut. I i. WMUA, Jeraey City. N. J.
"The bf-rt onie in ttie world tor couch.,
fold* and t.niumptitn I* Cutler Uro*, .tco.'t wtU-kntwn
tit Kanoa \ metal.!-- i-iiiin.iiarv Hallam
A. J. CAMMS TER,
161, 163. 165, 167 _. 169 titi, ave.,
CORNER 12TH-ST.
BOMB PEOPLF. HAVK AN "IDEA "THAT TO BE
BAT I .FACTO KY. SHOES MUST Ol' NECESSITY UK
WADE TO TH; IH p. BBOM'ALBlBJkBXJmHi oTlir.r.s
TRY READY-MADE silo-.3 OCCASIONALLY. BUT
OOINO TO TIIE WK >NG SHIRKS Hl.CO\f_ DIS.
CoCRAOKD AND RETURN TO CUSTOM WORK. To
ALL SUCH I DESIRE TO SAY THAT I HAVE AL
WAYS IN -TOCS TIIK COMPLETEST ASBORT
KKK. OF LADIES-, MIS-,-.-, CHILDREN'S, MUNS,
RoTV AND YOUTHS' BOOn AND SHOES, OF PAT?
TERNS. MY I. KS, FINISH AND FIT THAT NO PRI?
VATE SHOEMAKER CAN EXCEL, AND AT SUCH
LOW PRICES THAT I ASTONISH EVEN* MY COM
PETITOtt
Men's French Calf Hand-Sewad Shoes,
PER PAIR.
THIS LINE OF GOODS IS KBPKCIALLT DE
8IONF.D TO TAKE HIE IM_\( IM OF HIonEs-T
ORADfc CUSTOM WORK. TU h-Y ARK UF THE FINEST
MATEKIAL, . ISHn AND OFTHK lll'.ST WORKMAN.
SHIP AMI ARK BJAWBAMTKD FULLY EQUAL TO
ANY CU-.TO_.MADE SIIOK SUL_ rttOM -S TO $10.
THF.T ARE MAUI" IN KV I.-. STYLE AN'i, ..ru,
AND IT MAKES NO DI I KC HENCE WHAT THK
PhEFERENCK it i y HE I OAV OUASABTK1 PER?
FECT SATISFACTION IN EVERY INSTANCE
CANVAS SHOE,
SPORTING AND VACATION SHOES.
SPORTING ROOTS AND BHOl H OF EVERY DE
BCRIPTION, SUCH AS FOR YACHTING. WALKING,
BICYCLE. MOUNTAIN CLIMB!.... -EA*IDE, FOOT?
BALL BASEBALL, RIDINO-1N FACT A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF FOOTWEAR FOR ALL OUTDOOR
ANDATHLETIC PURPOSES-CAN BKFOUNDATMT
STORE AND AT LOWEST POPULAR .KICKS.
EVEIIYTHINO IJ? THK SHA IE OF FOOTWEAR
FOB MA.N. WOMAN OR CHILD. AT FRICKS FAR
ill LOW ANY OTHER. DEALER FOR TIIK SAME
GRADI OF SHOES.
MEM) FOH -.-TAI.Odt E-MAILED H..KK.
A. J. CAMMEYER,
Sixth Avenue and 12th Street.
The man who buys of us a
SPRING Overcoat at $8 or $10,
and a suit at $12, or gets his
boy a school suit at $5 or $6
and his youngster a bargain
suit for $2.50, is, we know,
thoroughly convinced of our
firm stand against high prices.
If he buys our other grades
at prices more or less, the
conviction is precisely the
same.
HACKETT.
CARHART & CO.,
CLOTHING. HATS.
N, E. Cor. Canal st and Broadway.
OPEN UXT1L 10 TO-NIGHT.
SILVER MOUNTED.
THE GORHAM M'FG CO.,
Silvers .mu h., have just received
their line of Silver mounted Sun
Umbrellas, including novel effect
in handles ; and entirely new fash?
ions in material imported by them
for this purpose.
Broadway & 10th St.
FURNITURE WISDO..-NO. |
STYLE.
THF.RB IS FURN ITU RK-AND FURNITURE
I.UILT BY TOOLS r-BUII.T BY BRAIN'S.
TIIF. IlI.KKI.l.Nl K IS THK STYLI. ?
OUR I'ATTKRNS AME WORKS OF ART-ORIGINALS
-AND ARK EXCLUSIVl.
REMP.MBKR THIS: "THK STYLE IS THE MAN "
YOUR rURNITURE IS WHAT YOU ARR.
IT REVEALS YOUR TASTE.
STYLE COSTS NOTHING. IT'S NEITHER LABOR
NOR STOCK. IPS A MATTKR Of TASTE.
WK ESPECIALLY STUDY IT.
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
47and 49West14th-st..
AftKNTB FOR TUE WINDSOR FOLDING BED.
M1SFII and uncalled-for suit % overcoat* or
lro._-.-i irom I.t-Iiur laUor* at hall ?.!._ LANO S '
Mum t'lo_-_B . trWrt, WE. lil. il wau J_vrw_ llotto .
aft LITTLE '? FLYER ? IX CRAYATS.
To-day we yield our principal show
vindows to a display of Men's Neck
vear. The scarfs are all English?.
( Fedoras," "Duke of Beauforts,"
- Mikados n they are called?mada
or us by Virgoe, Middleton <fc Co.,
_ondon, and must be seen to be uppre.
iated. Nothing like them in thia
own at the prices?50c, 75c, and
51.00.
A new tie and new gloves do freshen
i man's toilet so; here are both, as you
-all to look at Spring Overcoats and
.nits. Don't forget that we are also
latters and shoe dealers.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
BROADWAY AND PRINCE _T.,
BROADWAY ANO lin HT.
Prices Same at Both Stores*
The Champion Fire Record,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
BECOND.HAND SAFF.S. HOLD BY US, ARE IN PCX.
FECT ORDER, HAVING BEEN' REPAIRED.
HERRING .CO.,
N.a. _.. 1 AND ..5'-I BROADWAY, NEW.YORK.
For Cottages
We offer a large assortment oi
Dinner, Tea and Breakfast \Vai_,
suitable for Cottages and Countrf
Houses at greatly reduced prices.
DAVIS C0LL.-_0_.l_ & CO., Limi'.fd
8.1 BROADWAY, (Oil ZIsT.hT..
AM) 151 FIl TH-AVE.
*7 L\ FOR a custom-made suit or overcoat
. ? *F worth fib. I.A 3. 's Miaflt I'lotr.lun Pt-lot-*
60 Eaat ltlb-au, ua.I.r .Morton Hon..?. O.ta tveuiUKt.
SPENCERIAN
this BRAM) OW s -El. V M
[ESTABLISHED 1S60J A'..fc. L'hKD
LA KO 11. V HV KXl'KRT
ANO CAI.K. IL WBITKKS.
If you wish to try them
SEND 10 OENT8 FOB 13 SAMPLES,
IVI80N, WAmEMMAE A CU. Voi B_-_.wty,
New-York.
RADWAY'S
READY
? RELIEF.
IC inslttotlj* ttOmtot OO* -"ion .-ire*
Cold*. -Hare Throat lnllnininuilon, -br un ui*.<i \rui_l*
? iu. Uni la. ur t'.iolii.. li ?. \-t!i. m. ..ii .nil Hir.itmn_.
Every Pain, **praliia. Brui.r*. P.i'.it'n the rite a. Chem
?r Limb., liar.. ibe _'ir?i aud I. tbe Ouly
I'vin lt.. Mi.DY
that tn-.Aiit.lv atop* tlie mo*i r_ri.ur.iK pain*, tlltyt
liitl. mimi .ullin an 1 utrea .onir-alrou.. wlt.il.aro) tua Luaft,
Stoi..-tli. Bowal*. ?r otbar :l_n.:* ..r or.ui-.
T>k- i EXTERNALLY in w.n. .|uc.l? rur-?* <T?mpS
sp,.*iu-). . our sioniucii. Njii?.'.?. Vonnnii-. li .bi rt hum. Strr.
ouauaa*. Kl, _pir-.aura*. tm* lit*'.whe, OOO* I'l.ttiile-oy tot
til lnterutJ pains, bo cu. per Pottle. Kohl br Uru^aiau.
Ml R*ERY I OOLEItr*. I Ol.Ot MM*
TH. brat lu tbe OWmmWt M
LEWIS & CONGER'S,
?oi HMjiio.t wu. \,r . IAXBHomA l..?U? B.._-W?
_K_ 7*. RUY8 a Dobbv Ht*L*? ttr\w*
Mitttt i-louing i'.rltit. 0.1 r_ Htu-tt.. ?__?____? "oua_
CURE F0W DEAF
MOM _?_T__n iMI'KOVi > UVAWtOMBjB KA?
DBUM.f-rf--Oy R**t*ro IW!}**?'.*? ?'\XWZ'St
trott of tl.0-_tiir_l.1ru>.. luaittble, I'omforUWt ?"_?}*"_;
tepMltt?N- All.onv.M-af..>n tm! .rea w.i.-p. i * i. o*fl J*
tm. Uv M"ii.t Mr iltu?ir.u>.t-oj* ?ill? ?-tt"'".*1' _*9**
Ad-r--? ?rilli-!. *"? BDKJOi. ii- Utom-lCAj. S. -.
FULL DRKSS SUITS for Mila or Mi%
C LAEO 9 R-41 CltUUM PM'??. ?<* JHH\l?Mfci

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