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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
YOUNG SOCIETY MEN IN DRESSES
TWO JOLLY FARcEs PLAYED FOR THE BENEFIT VI
POOR NEwsBoYs.

POOR NEwsBoYs.
A number of youpg men well known In New,
York Society threw down the gauntlet las' H,t no.o
a,snu,ed with the fair sex the supremacy IN 'no''
charms and graces for which 1t Is particularly ,ance
wbatever IN y bs said of the Of the periorn"
frum An aesthetic point OF view the perIori"e'' 49,,
probably content afford no end oi l"u -, =,
audience and to prove TO the audience tn"' wv -, 4.
carving fan coquettishly and manipuiatlns n.,n
not monopoly of the female This mover eAnip'''
os on nv the Junior Club in the Concert Han Oh
the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE, ,orces
.;stod in the representation OF TWO in
Of which the male and female roles alike were
vounc men, The hall crowded Inc en,tr ,,
was given in aid OF the Newsboys west Sluo ~ w.,
uovso Among those present Mrs. John l. III
mcrd,np Mrs J. g. X Duer, Miss Caroline Duc'' ,'
william H. Catlin Mrs. Robert Winthrop D""o' ~
thron Mrs Paran stevens, Thomas ID. MusgraVe' ~
" pnrton HARRISON John f. Parsons, Miss Edtn RAJ
SONS Mrs W. H. Schefielin. Miss schiencnn' -
Livingstone, Mrs Samuel Borro", Ni'' -,
row Miss Jane Campbell MrS' -
Goelet Mrs J. Van Dusen Reed, James BROW" no,
Mrs. Van Hoffman, Frank Hlhouse, Mrs. Doug's NV
insop ir and Mrs Frederic w satterlee The first aI'o
u,avcd WAS entitled who's to win himl' III gave ''0
Young men, disguised young women q e nnn prob
Practise the wes OF Irritation, to which they @ ladies
~, fcn beer victims As tho plot. four young ,
laid their plans and marshalled their forces " ife
a charming young officer VINO Is III soai rinr habit
frederic X. satterlee as syNla, WI ODD dogs and
talked in n loud voice about horses anu Union of
staggered about the stage much ai'er ivd Warren
"a "AIinnetta" danced jig in spite o. ri
train and SOU ght to capture the suseeptlppo y Nj
Dashwoud by the lghtness Of his heels Jonn ~
meriing IT, played the part OF Masdorn anu noeiry
bang turned up his eyes and quoted sentiment
in approved style 1t was. however the nssi Who
Rose otherwise known Valentine o.. n i,h ono
while endcavoring to ASCERTAIN Tor her won
Us me elect of DashwoOd's" heart, uncunScusp H.
tbat heart hen self and blsbngy aloweu Li,b w p
arm arouud her waist a means oi sealing w" @
,t,r long the Of" Betsy Baker wis
arted Mr. Marnaduke Mower has an nnl1 s",,,nt
{nr hfa XpluG
e,hraces she begins To weary OF his attentions, an
Mind irrId arrangcs that her affection shall he snu1u
NV eaursy and makes Marnaduke" fall teihPolnhi,s
~; love with the charming Betsy Baker. WuSnri
woman After this comes conjugai rrcnhcliat', ,,"r
hannIness Edward Faes Coward acted letsy $3.50
ArIauder T. Mason was "Marmaduke anu li'1{ W
warren i'm red silk dress and poke bonnet psaSou
mart nf the Young wife charminRly ihil CIV ~,
Wondered how the tickle Marnaduke coulu eve" '
polarily have deserted her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
GRANT AND THE CHILD.


At the surrender of Lee" said a surgeon
nj Erie Penn. In the hearing OF Dispatch reiorer re-
Gently. was serving as nedea uTeoto' VI I,or ,ha
surreuer the division ordered to ION the naoe VI
the corr Peersburg and we e % ontb SIDE
Pai,rnad The general commanding directed me TO aAe
an orderly aud proceed to Prospect station ana mere
select camping ground TOT the division anu also PloS
to Mitch our headuuarcr tents. proceeded as dIectu
and after selecting suitable camping grounu crosseu
the fields 10 a large white house near the station. AZ
IL nm IN the cate most venerable and noble looking
gentleman OF probably sixty years cane ~ ~ ~
80 and / asked him IL would have any objection 20
saO' ,Saching headauarters In his yard. He sad,
should be very gad to have you do H. US IL VIII De Pin
srinn AGAINST the vandalism OF the sragglers OF the
r,," lie asked me 10 come IN, bat told hm would
prefer seat the veranda Finding MN 10 pe aien
odst minister and most nnce ro dscuss the
unfortunate division OF the Churcn ia lot9 anu oh
switched Oh on to the war o,,, was said
he my house was iull OF your generals iast ignli
rhere were sheridan, Humphreys Meade custer, oiu
ad 9 ~ nm and all were quite jolly, with the excep
tjnn ~ one oticrr whom | noticed sttihs III %, nc
smnLng and taking but little part III the sports III Whou
the rest were engaged They all went out Oh Tue nouse
hut this solitary. silent man, anu as mss sos , ~, n
asked Inc where the pump WAS n water he said mo.
sir am younger than YOU VIII 10 ihs sell an "nu a. ,b
passed out he up behind me- wien o apo, rn n0
middle OF the hail. this little grand-dangher eaule run
ming reward me- but the silent man. spreading OUT oo
arms caught her. and taking her up airy v nl
Girl at nome and makes nomesiek. To the question
Where is your homer he replied. Galena, ILL., oul
have my family at CITY Point ana am ANXIOUS u.s. yan,
hack IN fnem, said Will yOn permit me 20 ASH oui
name sirF Certainly my name Is Grant o, ave-
EXCLAIMED l. General Grantf and stood there awe,
sn1chen and pnralyzed with astonishment, while ny
heart went out after this man. though. W ~, se,,
Here IA a man whose IA now In the moulin VI insn
oap and child throughout the civilized world ana
wthal he exhibits emotion anu seeis ~, ~
and unmoyed until the little child reminds MN OF n.
oved "nes at home; aud fairly broke down. as Genera
Grant had pictured out To ns as p.ooas a ~
Comancna Indian"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

ATLANTA. April (SDcciab-The Richmond and Dan
ville Georgia Pacific and East Tennessee railroad com
panes considering the erection OF union passenger
depot in this city. The Richmond and Danville now
pa, $500 year for the privilege of going into the
ent depot II the three roads combine and build
depot 1t will seriously interfere with the through bns
the other roads. The officials examining
plans. and suitable lot is being looked for
HARTFORD April S.-The Senate to-day by q vote OF
fourteen passed bill for settling the overdue
taxes Of the NewYork and New England Railroad by
cepting $l50,000. Tho bill had already passed the
House.
BALTIMORE, April Sat the monthly meeting OF the
directors the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-day d
vidends the months Of five per cent each
the main stem and Washington branch were declared
CHICAGO, April S.-The Great Western Despatch fast
freight line has withdrawn from its connection with the
Chicago and Atlantic Company and has instructed its
Chicago manager hereafter to all its traffic to
the connections of the Pennsylvania Company.
CINCINNATI April S.-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
Railroad held here to-day report Of the president
shows for lsS4-gross earnings 81 s543OI expenses,
81 4Os.3 net earnings S45.936. The liked charges
amounted to 5000. or. making deficit OF $2i6'l3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
4 NATIONAL CONN lRClAL CONVENTION

ATLANTA, Ga, April ga number of prom
nent merchants of this city nave organized project for
National Commercial Convention, to be held here on
May 10. 20 and 81 and an executive committee, OF
which II. l. Kimball Ia chairman, has issued circular
invitation setting forth the objects aimed at 1t Is
thought that this period OF business depression good
time for National discussion of commercial problems,
and that the interim between the inauguration Of
new administration Of National affairs and the meeting
of newly constituted Congress" is especially 0ppOr
tune Tor such purpose The plan provides for delegates
from all corporate towns aud cities
ON all commercial organizations and from the states
at large ana the subjects specified for consideration
are: Commercial and reciprocity treaties between the
United States and foreign countries; National hank-
rupt law; the compulsory coinage OF silver; railway
transportation. such other questions touching Ma
tonal, financial and commercial interests as the con-
vcntion may deem proper for discussion and action -
Inquiries the details of representa alton ana al
kimball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
MIISIC AND THE DRAMA.
,no,u,yN pHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


A. Thomas took occasion at the sixth orches-
of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society yes
,asv afternoon TO present two pieces OF music COM
- NV men whose names have heretofore peen
s,ranoers to the socety's concert programmes ino
er.t work was brief introduction 10 canta'a fh'
, A Vision OF the Dawn" by Alessandro Costa m""y
Costas have been musicians an old portuguese 's
an. name having distinguished itself In the art Ioi
generations The most distinguished pe"iei " -.
for the last half century was Sir Mchae 'o.'' 10
a,c copductor who died about eleven months "eo
"" " s,.s or.v,n The composer OF the ho'ei'y
-, o., nv Mr. Thomas yesterday, we are Voiu 20
-. ponao composer. who seems 10 nave i''
..a,s,ng ~ the new spirit which sgamoan Is repre-
sentne SO well in Italy. At least nc 10 oe'e
.,,ts I'm some degree 10 the composition Oh orehesa
s,c for a new overture by him was on the programme
OF concert by the Roman rn'in'i i'oni0
60, yh,cb was TO have been given
-, Tnesdav. The introduction played yesterday,
without being in any respect remarkable ustnes care
f scrutiny of the works which may follow IT, IL al
ready significant that young Italian writer shouio
think of cantatas and concert overures while the great
multitude of his compatrios still devote their ehe,ge
70 the production OF oldfashoned operas Which, mi
achieye the distinction of pubic representation AZ az
seldom survive it, Tns prelude is bit OF musical ue
neation plainly suggestive OF serenity ieens sn ~
snsve melody softly Orehestrated, MOVING
above "A pedal point in the score OF the ceos a"o w
hssss FncyiuY its purpose 10 be TO usher III chOruS
of the peaceuness OF evening" II can DC sara
that serves IL WELL a. ro,or
pezzo which we were privileged To hear Tor tne His'
time al the last but Mr.. Van der StncKehs NoN
city Concerts orr good opinion "a " thnnSh the per
Torrance lacking in clearness anu hopv in
other leces played mere and Hartts ediiIoH the
first overture TO Beethovens Leonore the ouf Dts VI
quaint cud courtly dance music IRON hacau S several
times this SEASON., and Liszts " freiuuo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
A CONCERT OF COLLEGE GLEES

The Yale College Glee Club assisted by the
nj, fr,h cave concert at Chickering Hall last night
for the bsue of the Boat Club from which fact 1t to
he argued that the brethren of Yale dwell together IN
unity That this is good and pleasant thing we are
told on venerable authority. The two ORGANIZATIONS
that provided the are probably nearer 10
the hearts of the of YALE and consequently Oh le
fair and sympathetic companions thah 10 'neir ViO
,oo,. and the graduates who filed the hall last night
woud scarcely appreciate tho value of criticism appeu
IN the singing aud playing OF the clubs IL Is suhceht
TO say that they succeeded in banishing All care o
asms i'm many old hearts. and that the essays IN wn
III, ,,b;c merely had diversion in view, met all the
we are accustomed to cherish in respect OF
college clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

RATES ON TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
KINGSTON, April (SpeciaD THE Delaware
aud Hudson Canal recently sent committee TO
wait ON the company officials in New-York for the pnr
pose OF securing an increase upon the pubsheu rates
for carrying coal the present season sAV-n'e cents
ner ros. ton WAS the rate fixed by the company The
ho,,o, vonted seventy cents as they lost money by
the former rate last year This morning superintendent
smith here was Informed that he request oi lhe no ~, s
vas rnnted Inv the company from the opening oi the
canal until August l. Alter that time sxy-hVo cents
would lie pad Droves Of mules have been passing
through this city to-day to the tOwpain. i"c'r oo'O"
Indicates "A hard winter vacation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
MYSTICAL, NOTES.

The last of Mr. Thomss's concerts for Young
people will take place steinway Hall on the afternoon
of April IS The performers will DO Miss MarSueS
and Mr.. Max Heinrich.
Tn next Wednesday evening a concert Tor the oeheh
Of the Hospital of the New-York Medical College ana
Hospital for Women will be given in sein~ay Hall
Miss Emma Juch Miss Emily Winant and Mr. Mdx.hem
rich will sing Miss Adele Margu lies will play the piano
forte and Mr. rno n will conduct orchestra Inc
programme is as follows:
Overture "Benveunto Celni". BefhOz
Symphonic Variation NC NC
Aria ami Della ..-..'.'oaih'-7'o"'
Miss Emily Nlnant
Concerto. No. 2, minor op y eainIsSehS
Miss Adele Marguies ,
1 i've II ,ke IN n Vision Wagner
Miss inch and Mr.. Heinrich
Hungarian Rhapsody No l2-.-.---..-....-..---'LsLt
The fourth annual concert Of the Brooklyn Cecliant
which is under the direction of Mr.. Albert s. Caswe
will take place this evening in the church edee at Cn-
ton and Pierrepont SITS
Ieeocos operetta Jour ct In Mutt was performed
last night al the Star Theatre by Mr. Graus French com
pany Nine Theo impersonatng the character of MG"od
The opereta was unsuccessful here in an English YER
sion and is far inferior in merit to the works which
brought fame TO It's composer Yet in the hands OF Nine
Tbeo and her colleagues the comedy of lie Jour ct la
Mutt has much more piquancy and beauty thin could
be imagine from the paraphrase made ny MI. farhe
M Iecoco's habit OF writing music that Is w9rthy OF
,nerorons performance l. one OF the drawDacks 10
completely satisfactory representation Vi 'He -
sl.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
PEACE IN NEWCASTLE N oRTHERN.

PITTsBURG, April 8 (SpeciaN.-At meeting
held In Newcastle Lawrence County. to-day the litga
ton heretofore existing in the Newcastle Northern
Railroad Company settled. and the following officers
chosen: President, General Negley; vice-presi-
dent, James s. Negley, r treasurer, W. X Reed, OF
Erie; secretary, Forbes Holton, of Newcastle The
settlement includes the withdrawal of all suits and legal
proceedings Certain portions OF the signed
by Colonel Wallace are as follows: ITO withdraw or
cause 10 he Withdrawn all suits of every name aud ma
ture against General James s. Negey and James B. Neg
ley % and their associates and to ply the costs OF the
same" and ito make cause to be made a full ana
public retractiOn Of all charges and accusations OF i'm
prOpriey misconduct the part OF General James
Negey James Neglcy. r and their associates, grow
ing out OF said litigation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. Riddle resumed his readings yesterday
and gave entertainment at MIS- bo'.a j" "
r,etr.atthst The next reading OF this kind will be
held ON Saturday morning Mrs syyanus Reeds house
No 8 East Fifty hird-st.
SIR. and Mrs James Moir gave a dancing party Ia't
oiu, a, their house No 26 West Tcnthst In honor OF
the coming ~ age OF their son. Arthur Mor german
r,s danced and "A supper served al midni.ht.
Miss AddIe Harp OF Paik-plaee, Btonklyh' gn'' i"
dancing Marty Yesterday TO a number Of Trends. n
On next Wednesday, at their home, No. % ives oIo
hireth-st the Misses Bnckout VIII give
an infornal rrccpIi0n 20 the members and lady frehds
~ the KeuiIworth Club of Harlem fasionhnie society
which b.monihy gives social gatherings ana urhih"uc
entertainments al the homes OF the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday. April 2, NJ tho
of the brides parents in Loweyn Park oTsnye
N j. by the Rev. Alfred d. d., ktciiarl NJ tok
and Margaret Cabeil daugatsr OF Henry Aueiin
ELwooD-RAYMoN Dat Rochester N. v on Tuesday
April T. 1885 church by the Rev w ~. Pratt
d. d.. W., Elw Mrs Frederica Al. Raymond.
daughter OF the Frederick Pumpey ESQ, III Owogo
NY.
1887, by the Rev. I. NICK. Brown kiesnor Earnum
Mitchell dau yiter OF the James J.. Mitchell 70 Lau
Hutton, both OF New-York.
TUTHILISHALsTEDo ON Tuesday. April = at christ
Church. Rye, ~. Y. by the Rev ID. d. Bishop. Mr. q.
Arthur Tuthll Of New.York City Miss Carrie L. Hal
sted. daughter of A. ". Hasted OF hyc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SUMMER RATES CONSIDERED.

BUFFALO, April 8 (SpeciaD.-The general
passenger agents Of the rail and lines OF the Mid
die States NewEngand and Canada, met here to-day to
discuss the summer excursion tariff Lucus futile, OF
the Boston and Albany chairman, and Mr. Hubbard,
OF the Central Vermont secretary. No difficulties
encountered in adjusting the rates until the question Of
rates over the West Shore and NewYork Central was
reached. Henry Monett of the West Shore announced
that the low his line would probably
remain In force during the summer, but declined to
guarantee the basis OF cent mile, to continue until
the withdrawal of round trip tickets November 30,
1885. The general passenger agent OF the Newlork
Central stated that lie could prospect Of an i'm
mediate advance in rates, but took the ground
tn guarantee. IL finally agreed that the tariffs
should be prepared the schedule of with he
understanding that the would be substituted
II the rates not advanced before June 49, the date
when the tickets placed on sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April OIL a. m.-The-movement OF
the barometer here yesterday downward until pm
aud then upward. Foggy cloudy weather prevailed
until evening" when the sky cleared, with northwest,
srIv gales The temperature ranged between 3o' ana
Gi6 the average (47oD being go higher than on Tie
corresponding day last year, ana 440 higher than on
Colder fair weather may be expected to-day in this
and ylulu
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HOUSE on LONG ISLAND.

The house of II. Duncan Wood. at lslip, J.. L..
was discovered be tire shortly after a. ~ yester-
day morning and hours later heap OF smould-
crng ashes one OF tie servants. who occupied room
directly above the kitchen. awakened by sense OF
sucaton and found hor full OF smoke. she started
touh the halls shouting the top OF her voice and
poundng on TN, doors Of IN" rooms In which the family
sep The family got out safely but were all compelled
Ia Noe p their III eht clothes The wood homestead was
one of the hnudsuines In suffolk County, II not on Long
Island The loss on the build NJ II placed AT $4,000.
aud on contents 600. The Insurance was for $4,000
he ire h supposed have originated In the kitchen
from an OycTheatcd stove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
RuBBIsm BURNING NEAR STORED OIL

At GLIB O'Clock last evening Officer McGlnn.
Of the First Precinct discovered smoke issuing from the
basement of No "a Frontst through an iron grating
lie Immediately sent lire Alarm and the downtown en-
cinc- promptly responded lI half nn hour the nre was
out AFTER rii.iug u damage Of only 500. The pol ce
snid that the basement tLred fun OF oil belonging
To- the STANDARD on Company and that delay or Jew
seconds IN sending the would have resulted IN
"a s,us ronlagration. The three upper uors are occu-
pied by Kauiicr kcll * Co.. -four merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
urDrcaL ALUMNI AT DINNER.
The Alumni Association OF the Col,

The Alumni ASsOcIaIIOH OF tIIU VV''O ~ VI
Pharmacy held its fourteenth annual dinner at the Ross
'Vn was to.st master When he begau TO curl
nm to the ceiling In graceful wrcnths Dr. H. j. Mennil-
,r resnonded TO Our Alma Mater" Professor J.. W.
Gr, snnk, for the Professors" ana GeOrget. Close,
ofthe class of 81 and the oldest alunmus terl"Hd1H
t Tho Oldest Class" Letters were read from Dr. & r.
Chandler and Dr. ". DE =. Day Among those present
were Even Mcintyre. Thomas storr: l.; r. Mh'h' ~
pe,a1o r. Uohenthnl. Dr. Charles i. HeeDher. Dr.
Genrre Hay d. T. Larrmore, Dr. Charles Rce' ana ITO
frssors Shrcnck and Parsons
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n,scoYTENTED woRKINGMEN.

Troy. April (SpeciaD.-A meeting OF the
Union this afternoon resolved to resist the
Threatened reduction of 81 u thousand. which was ae
cepted by tho Albany cgarmakers. The brckayers Oh
the city are on strike to-day the bosses having ueouou
10 nav 40 cents an hour hereafter for each hours
every dav An lhe week Il has been the custom vi sno
men 10 work ig hours Saturday, receiving pay ioi
IA ftiI day work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
AN APPEAL FOR JOSEPH BORK.

BUFFALO, April (SpcciaD.-The friends OF
Joseph Bork ex-City Treasurer OF Bunaio, VINO el'.
bezzlcd nearly 100000 from the city, are SUI
for his release An appeal was nieu 'o-l"' ,,na,h.r
o,.,o ., a., Court nj Over and Terminer on November
Do by which the court sentenced him To in
four years and nine months In addition u '"o ''f
mcnt which he had sunerod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
THE FIRE RECORD.


DRIVEN FROM THEIR BEDS BY FLAMES.
Inmates of the boarding house No. 100 West
Twenty hrst-st were aroused at yesterday 10y
fire which had started In closet on the second hoor
They were Obliged out OF the house without wait
The flames destroyed furniture valued ~
~ 900 belonging Mrs. Mary A. Anderson The build
lur, owned by A. \. Curtis was damaged 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
NO CHANGE IN MR. FRELTNGHUYSENS CASE.
Ex-Secretary of State Frelinghuysen passed

comfortable night Tuesday and yesterday there was
no perceptbe change IN his CONDITION. Yesterday inc
nhvsicans Issued several bulletins showing that the
at,ent nOurshmeD slept, ana was free from pam
Mrs Frelnghuyscn has continued 10 improve ana Is now
thougbt TO be out danger but hpprehenslons are ft
concerning effect her, ID thrr cnIeeDcd cohh
ton of the death Mr. Frelnghuysen, which may occur
he the end Of the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
JOHN @. REID'S TRIP ABROAD.
onp the passengcrs who sailed by

hIIIUIS NI1O P'''"'0''0''7 W.T. y
Amerque of the French Line. for Hayre. yesterday
WAS John G. Reid managing editor OF The Neto York
Times accompanied by his wife Mr.. Reid goes abroad
for his health which much impaired. A large number
Of friends gathered him off, among them Collector
Robertson ex PostmasterG James e1-Assembly-
man Williams, Howard Carroll, Amos j. Cummings,
Barclay Gallagher. and Charles X. Miller Flowers and
good wishes bestowed upon the travellers III great
profusion The party OF friends went down the bay In
the d. H. Martin 10 keep MI Reld company as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-09
mEmORJAL T0 IA TIER MATHEW.

AT q meeting OF the dlncI MdlH'" "oh'"ii"i
Society held last evening Judge Kelys court room
nj Eghteenth-si and Fourth-ave, committee was APP
pointed with ID. i. CrOtty chairman and Edward
Witty as treasurer, 10 organize movement Tor the
ercrti1n of monument this city to the memory OF
Father Mathew. The Rev. DR. McGynn has promised 10
preside at temperance concert III irving IhIl Week
from sunday. in aid OF this object