New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

"B N. II. G." of Essex Comfy sends to this Office
| IS for the Grant monument fund.
Eli Perkins delivers bis Philosophy of Wit and
| HumOr" iii Chickering Hall tonight
THE TRIBUNE Fresh AR Fund has received 81
from the Rev. ID. w. Learned Kioto Japan.
s. F. Bowman. Berlin. Ontario. has s,nt to this
Office - for the Hood sufferers at Selma, Alabama.
The Foreign Express Company, limited, has been
incorporated by Melbert H. Cary Charles II. Ropes.
| Edward SANFORD. James w. Qan:ard and John H.
| Clapp. The capital IS $4,000.
Colonel Elliott T; Shepard will lecture on
| sJerusaem, the Golden" ~ the Central Presby-
tcrian Church tomorrow evening. Colonel
Shepard recently returned from the Holy Land.
Ex-President Arthur enjoyed the fine weather
Yesterday in his room, which was opened to the
sunshine There was no change in his physical
condition, though it is said that he Is slowly get
ting weaker.
Judges Wallace and Brown, of the United States
Circuit and District Courts yesterday appointed
Henry 4. Eogcrs, of No. - Jobr-st., as a Commits
soner of Jurors in place OF Samuel ID. Babcock.
who resigned the position.
Three street BOYS with pack Of greasy cards
were playing penny-ante en- the steps OF the CITY
Hall yesterday afternoon. Three OF tue Doodle"
Aldermen were just inside the iron gates discussing
some question thai probably represented a much
higher ante.
concert by the original Virginia Jubilee Sing
will be given in Stelnway Hall on Tuesday
evening for the benefit OF the q" Grant Guards. who
led tie horses of the funeral the day of ven
eral Grants funeral The fund Is for their equip
ment for Decoration Day.
There is no falling OFT in the large Lenten re-
ceIps of eggs and the low whit esale rates of ~ IL
cents AMI 10 cents per dozen allow the retailer To
give a liberal count to consumers with prompt
profit Tor himself.
Professor o. r. Gleason. whose exploits in hand
ling and snbduing yiclons horses have been mncn
commended bv the best experts will give his first
exhibition IN TINS city in the Cosmopolitan Theatre
tomorrow evening He offers 1000 to any person
producing horse that h. fails to handle. He gets
ANNA ais under complete control that tin pans
do not alright them nor tre-crackers cause them
dsmay.
More than 5000 passengers were landed at Cas-
tie Garden Yesterday
Dr. Maynard will deliver his art and historical
lecture on Ireland the Home of Hospitality and
PATRIOTISM" illustrated on Wednesday afternoon
at Chickering Hail.
Polrtonte Morelli, the well known restaurant
keeper, has leased the handsome and spacious
house at No. 6 West Twenty ghth-st, and now
occupies 1t.
special exhibition of the works of the Paris
impressionlsts will be gwen to-day at the Amerl-
can Arr Galleries. The proceeds Will be gwen 10
the Gotham art students.
Four tugs were busy trying to get of the steamer
Nellie, which was grounded on Red Hook Point,
below Governors Island. yesterday.
Professor Draper. of Central Park, reports that
the wind traye led 93 miles last week. The mean
barometer was 3d. POI inches; the Inc n tAeImOme-
ter 50.7, and the ralnta 90 inch.
Peter c. Kellogg & Co. Will begin the animal
spring SAFE of jersey cattle on tuesday at the
American Horse Exchange. The number OF animals
consigned is greater than ever beior, aud the sale
will last tour days.
Charles w. Schumann of No. 81 Jphn-st., will
give he proceeds OF admission 10 view his paint
ing " kusslan Welding teas to the House of The
Holy Comforter Free iOne for Incurabts, No. Is
East Eleventn-sr., on Friday. April %
The new Central Park Garden, at Fiftv-ninth-st.
and EIghth-ave., is now IN the hands OF carpenters
aud decorators. Mr. Neuendorf, in his recent visit
10 Europe secured some he works by well known
composers and made arrangements for the importa-
ton of rare plants and exotlcs.
he New-York Mercantile Exchange will open its
rooms to the or GERS of New-lork and Its Vicinity
tomorrow between l and 2:30 p. ~ sample tables,
tea tables complies market reports aud telephone
and messenger service will be furnished gra-
tultously tor the occasion
The Long Island Railroad Company will soon
put an early saturday afternoon tram, running
the full length Of ne island. The object Is TO en-
courage the early closing movement by aitordlng
residents of the island chance to reach their
homes early in the afternoon. III plenty Of time for
a drive and other rura. pleasures
Ortgies & Co. on Thursday evening will sell, at
No. s45 Broadway the private collection of paint
ings in oil and water colors belonging TO Edward
Brown; Among the paintings are Rousseans aud
DIass "f0ress OF FonaneOlean," woodland
Scene by Gignoux and Landscape with
Sheep" by BrlssOt.
BROOKLYN
Postmaster McIean condition reported yea
tcrday. but his physician fears fatal relapse.
The Empire Protective association sent $50 TO the soath
ha, been raised 10 this pa rpose by is district
& enS say an % Iss
Of c ne T a .or e eS oa G Se n."S s
day. labor FOR all classes Of mechanics wOrkugmen and
aborers Th. employ Of the City Of Brooklyn" All
beyond hours he thinks receive extra compensl
James another sang" who assaulted
Mrs annie Gray las MONTH sentenc u hfeen years
Imprisonment yesicrlay The nence vi gins and Far
rel erred application OF their counsel for
trial
stated that the counsel Of Joseph Gr0bewsk the wife
murderer who In Kay nond street Jan under sentence
eah int ads ask for ibe apboat@eni Of umi.'icn
~ condition which
TO unsOund. Wardel Burroughs thinks Grobewsz Is
fe insanity
Matthew Bunny thirty three arrested at No lib
CAROLS Yesterday afternoon ny Detectives MahOney. OF
Brook 81 sDche-ter a Issued by
keecr of toch ser. charging Bunting with rODbny
brooks Brothers OF III city, Of si95 February l. ITO
taken back last night
Colonel Martin. OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail.
Will sab nit the fer The NJ rt.caye.
tension OF tnis city Motks Commissioner
The line OF popOsei rOut Il already claimed ny
County roaal1 Mayor WhitneY's Rapid Transit
omnission former Of which Will uoabtess oppose tue
Brooklyn Comp any III the courts