New-York tribune., 1885-08-16
BOSTON,.
sPOKEs FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER
SONAI.

TPRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBoshl
BosToN, Aug. 15.-MayOr OBrien, believing
that the almost universal public sentiment against
throwing the sidewalk the Common side OF Boystoh
st. into the roadway be worth respecting than
an Adermanlc order to make such ohange-especialy
as the or1er cstensby introduced only to get legal
opinion as to Its validity,-vetoed the latter. The
Aldermen unanimously reiterated it, but as their meet
ing was not large enough to equal the required two
thirds OF the whole body the Mayor has registered with
the City Clerk second veto for presentation to the
Board on Monday. The against the Water Board
has been concluded by Mr.. r. NJ. Morses argument on
behalf OF the Committee Of Citizens and whatever may
be considered as really proved against Chairman w. A.
simmons General d. +. Buffers young Christian
soldier -" and whatever may be the report OF a COM
mttee made up In HIS interest. 1t is beyond question
that the only escape from charge OF dishonesty Is
pleading guilty Of mprovidence and Ignorance in man
aging great trust. The Police Board las caused
some raids to be made on the gambling houses,-with
snccess in several cases-has done something toward
enforcing the closing OF bars at the regulation hour OF
IL D. M and has notified liquor sellers that the Illegal
screens which they have hitherto maintained with
audacIous mpunity must be abolished at once.
Mr. Mahadeva vishnu Kane, head master OF tho
Government High School at Dharwar, Bombay and Mr..
b. P Godbod. also OF Bombay who vi I, to this
country with view to obtaining what hints they can
toward improving the educational system with which
they connected have been in town dring the week
Mr. william d. Howels. having finished his four or the
Maine beaches has settled down with his family for the
present at RaLets. In Bethlehem, N. ii.
Tho enenqcment Of Miss Amy Marcy Cheney to DIR. II.
H. A. Beach Il just announced
Tho report that Mr.. III. q. Barnabee, OF the Boston
-Ideas" was to be associated with Mr. c. r. Miliken In
the management OF the Glen House, at the White
Mountains Ia incorrect as no such arrangement has been
made A. -,,-,-. -, 49,. A.. w..
soon to take q position in Mr. H. l. Hggnson's Boston
symphony Orchestra
Mr. Charles II. M ,orc. Instructor OF drawing In Har
ward University, absent In Europe years leave
OF absence Is there making some special studies OF
cathedral architecture Beside his wife and daughter
he has with him Miss Maud Fiske daughter Of Mr. John
Fiske the historical lecturer.
The theatres be n to show that semi activity which IA
known the preliminary season" The Museum,
where Miss Lillian Russell did poor business after her
first week has done with her and Mr.. Solomon aud has
revived Fautlne." Mr. j. B. Mason rather indoenty
resumng his original part OF Francois, the title role
IoyIce-Mlss Eta May Hunt. pun OF Mr. Charles X.
Adams and pro1c OF Miss Ames, whose own taste and
skill as n pianist eminent in society crcles 1he
Globe Theatre will open Monday with Mr. Coups set
trained the plan OF Professor Bartholomew
E1nlne Paradox the Boston Theatre has been occn-
pied during the week by Barlow, Wilson x Rankn's
Minstrcls who will he sncceedei on Monday by Murray
4 Murphyi our Irish Visitors; the Howard Athen@um
begins Ia business tonight with the Pat Rooney
combination, and mt the Oakland Garden (suburbnn)
MlssMadene Lucets will begin her an inde-
pendent prlms donna, choosing -Nniohe and
Madame BOnlface" 10 begin with. The Music Han
smoking concerts, with Mr. Neuendorfr band and beer
continue do well that they will probably be kept up
through September