New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-14
NETWORK CITY.

The Jewish Immigrants Protective Society VIII
open an office at NO. 10 Battery Place Tomorrow
The Earle Guild has received $50 for It's work
fIom the Chelsea Guild, IN this city,
The third annual dinner of the 1t. Patrloks CUP
ot this CITY Will take place at the Gedne} House
FortIeth-st. and Broadway on Wednesday evening
TIE mangled body of man, about thirty, years
of age, was found Yesterday morning hthc hdIIenl
Railroad track north OF Bedford PARK
The ndrcd-apd-twenty-eighth entertain
ment of the Grand Conservatory OF Music VIII NC
given on March "a al Chlckerlng Hall.
The body of an unknown 'longhOreman, who was
drowned about month ago was found AT llcr
No. 10, North River, yesterday.
The "MlkadO" drew crowded houses at the Har-
lem Theatre Comque d ring the past week. On
Mondav GINS" Williams in "Oh. What Night"
The Parliamentary Fund yesterday received
5000 collected by Hannigan x BOulllOn and SloS
from Henry p. Baker, the proceeds OF an entertain
ment in Haversraw, y. I.
The Rev Merritt Hurlburd, of the Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church, VIII denver
an address this evening on "The Chinese III Amer
lea: WHY they are here. and who says they must
Kudolph Aronson was surprised yesterday with
the present OF a gold watch and chain from the
Casino Company and the employees of the house.
Justice Gedney made the presentation speech
According TO Professor Drapor's observations in
Central Park the wind travelled during last week
Ices miles The mean barometer was Z9,IZo
inches and the mean Thermometer 800 degrees
The amount of rainfall was .O0 OF an men.
SUCCESS or a CHICAGO ENTERPRISE.
Over fifty thousand persons have, visited the
panOrama OF the naval fight between the Mcrrimac
and Monitor since ito opening in Madison-ave. two
months ago. The managers have been urged 10 re-
duce the price OF admission on SUNDAYS Dut OWING
TO the limited capacity o. tue pulIuuS nave u0ci0u
it unwse 10 do 80.
NAVIGATION oP2N TO POUGHKErPsIE.
The Hudson River is now open to Navigation as
far north as Poughkcepse The ice has not entirely
broke up. but the Poughkeepoie steamers, when
are the only ones running, make tier way through
il without much difficulty. Last year the steamers
all q POuglkBppSle
April /.
He WANTS TO FIGHT ANY ONE But SULLIVAN.
Richard Clarke known IN sporting circles as
"Dick Colyer." arrived at Castle Garden yesterday
in the steamship City of Chester lie claims TO he
the mddle-weight champion OF England and wants
10 fight any man in this country except Johh J..
Sullivan lie is twenty-iOur years old and weighs
19J pounds.
FAvORING THE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE.
A committee of the Chamber of Commerce. ap-
pointed To consider the proposed bridge over the
Arthur Kill reported yesterday IN favor OF Che b!i!
now before CongTeS, rroy dL1g Tor the construction
and Samuel Harding were reelected Fllot Comms-
siOners.
William r. Clyde q Co. have made a contract
shinbnilGeTs 10 LuiId two iroa steamships 10 run
5ctP%@rn New YORK ann the west Indies They are
10 be of 800 tOds measurements. with special Gc-
conmoGations for passengers, and TO cost TJVO,O0O
each.
PROFESSOR COPE oN THE pAEwINIAN THEORY.
Professor Edward ID. Cope will close lie Science
Matinee course next Thursday with a lecture on
"OrICin of Man according To EVOlutOn,' with
illustrations ny charts and maps. his lecture VIII
be rendered. as benefit, IuRtrsoI Lockwood, tie
originator of the Science MatmeeS Professor Cope
is widely known as "A man OF excellent scientific at
tainmcut5.
GLAND or SHUTDOWN SEAS, AND MIDNIGHT SUNS
Henry J. Davidson. jr. viii deliver lecture ON
Alaska. the Land oi shutdown Seas and Midnight
suns IN the lcctuTt-room Of the Park Avenue
eihOdst Episcopal Church, Eightv-SlXth-st. and
park-avc tomorrow evening, under the auspices II
the YoIkvle Branch of tie Young Mems Christian
Association.
FILING NEW PLANS FOR DUIpINGs
Plans were filed at tn Bureau OF Buildings yes
terdaV for siX-StOTV candy factory 70 he erected
at Nos 2G7 10 2T1 Nlulberry-st. by llawlcy n
Hoops at cost Of $50 900. A. Mowbray # No.
lOi East Eighty-fftL-5t. is to build dwelling
house IN Fltth-aye. fronting CcnuM Park above
Seyenty-iOurih-st. AT a cost $IJ,UDD
FLOWERS ~ THE OPERA UOCsE.
An interesting floral and Horticultural exhibition
Will be gwen in the metropolitan Opera House, be-
giuulug on March 81 and continuing for four DAYS
and evenings. by c. l. Klundcr, under the patron
age of number OF wc.i-kuown ladies Ct tins city
The display Of aZalea>, roses aud orchids VIII be
particularly cholcc. The exhibition will include
all kinds of valued plants and shrubs, as well as
blooming flowers.
BROOKLYN.