New-York tribune., 1886-04-23
NEW-YORK CITY.
"S. Il. O." sends S. for Mrs. Quarles.

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The body Of an unknown laborer was found IN
| the East River yesterday at ThIriy-eighth-st.
| Ex-President Arthur was reported yesterday 70
be in better condition than he mas been Tor several
days
"J. H"-Gramercy PARK is private property,
owned by the owners of houses that surround the
park.
The tournament and reception OF the 10Th Regi-
ment Athletic Club will be held at the arnOry on
Monday evening.
Professor Cromwell at the Grand Opera House on
Sunday evening will illustrate the Palace Homes
of New-YOrk.
Harlem theatre-goers may see the ive-act Irish
drama "Ivy Leaf" at the Harlem Theatre Comque
during Easter week.
Meislahn jr., will play Fix carols on tho trinity
Church chimes at the morning ana afternoon scr
vices Of Easter day.
John Cogan, at work in the butcher-shop No. %
Ninth-ave fell from step-ladder and was caught
by an iron hook. His right side was torn scfiousS
Six immigrants who arrived at Castle Garden
with hearts and hands united by Pastor Rutland.
The meeting of the officers of the First Division
National Guard appointed for Saturday evening
April "a, has been postponed until further notice.
Customs inspectors Van Horn, McCOrt and Dom
ohue visited the steamer Manhattan yesterday and
found 200 cigars and 100 bundles of cigarettes
The clubhouse and grounds of the New-York
Driving Club at Morrisania will be formerly opened
on Wednesday next There Will be two races i0r
members.
A. d. Gardner and John Kyle, clerks in the Au-
ditor's Division at the Custom House. were re-
moved by Collector Hedden yesterday for being
absent without leave
The Traders and Travellers Union wa informed
yesterday that Governor Lloyd of Maryland, had
signed the bill abOhshlng the license tax on COM
merclal travellers.
The Anchor Line steamship City of Rome arrived
yesterday from Liverpool and Queenstown with
nearly 1000 passengers. making the run i'll Six
days, twenty two hours and twenty-three minutes
The New-York Chess Club will eat its annual
dinner at the Cafe LOGGING, in East flfty-SeVentn
ST., tomorrow night. Mr. Stentz Will be present.,
as well as many other prominent chess-players.
President Brown of the Chamber of Commerce
has been requested by many members to call
meeting to consider what action may be taken on
the present features of the labor question.
The old Produce Exchange Building, which IS to
be converted into Army Headquarters was visited
by many hundred members OF the Produce and
other Exchanges and the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday.
G. p. Morosini and his daughter Amalia, who was
bitten by dog at RIverdale few days ago, sa led
on the White star steamship Germanlc yesterday.
Miss MorOsini Will be taken to Paris TO be treated
by NJ. Pasteur.
The Hozborn-P Pardee case came np before Justice
Kilbreth at the Tombs Yesterday and Mrs. Regina
Iiolzborn ana Nelson Parjee were held in $1,000
each for trial Major Holzborn will now seek 10 DE
released from Ludlow Street JAN.
The hearing the charges preferred by Mavor
Grace against General Shaler for alleged malfeas-
ance ID office set down for Monday at noon in The
Mayors office Ex-Unted States Dist rict-Attorney
Elibu Root will appear for General shaler.
The Grant Monument Fund was increased yester-
day $24 20 by the officers and enEioyes OF the
Willard Asylum Tor the Insane. of Willard, \. j..
and $97 OF collected by the Western Upon Iele-
graph Company, making a total of Sl20 64S -.
The senior class Of Columbia College yesterday
chose J. " Bouver valedictOlan from the list of
eligible men sent in by the faculty, and Mcssrs
Durk and Morrison were elected speakers at com
mcncement. BeIiamy Culver was elected Glass
Day prophet