New-York tribune., 1888-03-24


noreiio's No West Twenty-ninth-st, evening
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The Railroad Committee Of the Aldermen yesterday
received petition from Secretary Sutherland OF INC
Reliance Labor Clnb OF Marble Cutters. Ho stronS'y
advocated the granting Of franchise TO tne view
and Long Island Railroad Company to tunno sno H"'s
River and depicted the advantages that Wouio con'o
10 skilled laborers while the work Is unaer way. Ios
dent Thomas Roch. Of the Stone Cu'ors nSSo'
prceuted O similar petition
Tho Aoueduct Commissioners met again yesterday.
,d erc IN executive session for several hours ana
asc,sscd the nIpe-lIne contract Nothing was deciaeo
unon Jobn O'Brien. the senior member OF the nrm
Of o,Brien 4 Clark wishes 1t known that he is not con
ced in apy way with the Poughkeepslo or any other
Hudson River Bridge.
parnby's Crucnxion, will be performed next Tues
day evening" beginning at o'clock at Calvary Chnroh'
rourthave and Twenty -frst-st. under the oirocuon
Of the organist and chor-master. Arthur .. crooA
The solo parts will be taken by Mr. Bullock. TENOR
and Perry Avcri baritone: and the choruses VIII DO
Sung bv the now surpiced choir Of thirtyhvo Voices
There Will bo no admission zoe.
The difference between Mayor Hewitt and Grand
Army veteran-a quarrel
Tho recent snowfall had . strange effect on the
sboes of the streetcar horses 1t turned them all into
slippers.
Barnum's chief jugslcr supplements his salary oy
c,,ng as an expert accountant wherc careless book
keepcr has got his books in q mess He can paisnco
anything.
District Attorney Fellows and his assistants MI
sempIe and Mr. Dos Passos. had long consui'@"o"
Yesterday, while ex-Alderman Waite was seated IN an
aptc-room DO Lancey Ncoll was with the omcials
Tor short time MIR. Fellows says that no VIII cal
one of the Aldermanic bribery cases for trial IN APRIL
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed tho complaint
AGAINST Edward Dart the president Of tho Produce kx
.bange Turkish Bath Company. who was charged with
misapproprating the funds Of the company.
The BISHOP Of Cork permitted the body of stephen
Jeseph Meapy the Fenian leader which was sent rom
NswYork to lie in state in the Cathedral similar
rcouest met with naughty refusal In the case OF Colo
pel John oMahony. tho Fenian leader, whose pooy
was also shipped from New-Y York some years ago.
Captain John Goldman. in lecturng before tho stu
dents of Packards Business College yesterday spoke OF
tho country in the neghborhood Of Utah. in tho early
days of Brigham Young. as having been peopled by
savage wild beasts"
II II takes the Wizard of the Far" six hours to In
duce Jury In murder case T., bring in verdict Of
manslaugher why, then. wizards are no bettcr than
common people.
man got out of an Elevated car yesterday at
Eighthst, for fear Of accident. because canary
In cage began singing at Park place. Yet the bird
continued Its melody all tho way uptown to Seventy
second-st.
Tho Boston symphony Orchestra. with the assist
ance of Lii Lehman and Paul Kasch. Will Givo the
last concert of their series in seinway Hail. next Mon
day evening
Thomas D. Egan. of No. AZ Barcay-st. has begun
his thirteenth year in supplying real palms for Palm
Sunday. He Is the only man in the country In tho
business. Until twelve years ago no such thing rs
real palm in use in Catholic churches. when Mr..
Egan procured and invented somcthi that prevents
1t from rotting during transit.
p T. Barnum dlsdains to stop q streetcar. but
,wings on behind in truly Juvenile manner.
r. T. wingate, one Of the popular members Of tho
Produce Exchange. who fell on March g. and severely
injured his left side and nearly dsocaed his shoulder.
was at the Custom House yesterday
Horny Bergh was at least ten years older than was
announced at tho time Of his DEATH his being then
given as sixty-three. No woman was moro sensitive
on the question Of her age than this friend of tho
lower animal creation
The quality of the horses sold yesterday at Peter
c. Kellogg Co.'s sale of roting stock was mediocre
Tho average was only $3.50. and only three horses
brought over 5000.
AT "a meeting of District Grand Committee No. 1.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. held on Thursday
evening, tho following were nominated for ofhcers OF
Brooklyn; Deputy Grand Master. w. J. Chapman. Of
Clockville; Grand Warden John w. Coburn. Of Colum-
bia Lodge No. J. OF New York City: Secretary Jamos
Tefwlliger, Of Now York: Treasurer. L. X. Bingham.
of Nex-York; Representative. George W. Diiks. Of
New-york.
Tho American Tract Society has given fveyear
mortgage for ss5, ,00O on its building. Nos. $50 and
l52 Nassal-st. to the seaman's Bank for Savings.
Five persons who had smallpox wero sent to the
hospital on North Brother Island yesterday. They
were a woman from sixty-fourth-st., near Lexington
ave. child from One hundred and fourth st.. near
Second ave. and from ollverst. Cortlandt-st and
wes; Twenty fourthst. Dr.. Cyrus Edson was not per-
mitted 10 tell the names Of the patients.
The fashionable sleeve for women this summer is .
little looscr, II anything Just about loose enough
to laugh In.
Edward C. Hungcrford and Isaac Leopold. who werc
arrested on MarcL 8. the complaint OF Anthony
Comstock, charged with kecping gambling house at
No GAG East seventy ST.. were acquitted yes
tsrday In specia! Sessions. JOHN Hemans and Jacob
C. Tallman. VINO werc arrested tho Same day. for
Keeping a gambling house at No. 90 Broadway. were
found guilty. and were sentenced to Day fine Of $50
bach
The tenth Thomas Popular Concert young Pcople's)
will take place this afternoon at o'clock at Steinway
Hall The rehearsal for the eleventh Thomas SYM
phony Ccucert, will occur on Tuesday at o'clock
Several Yale students will speak to young men only
In Association Hall 20 o-morow at 80 p. Young
men are cordially invited
BROOKLYN.
Daniel Mccarthy, age nineteen, OF No. IS Bush
wick-svc, who Is accused of robbng two farmers
In Co nmbis County of property worth eloO0 and
danger oEsy wounding one man, was arrested on
Thursday evening and transferred to the custody Of
Sheriff Fets, OF Hudson, yesterday. Two other mon
under arrest were associated with him
The officers Of the 18th Regiment hsvc nominated
Captain r. r. Morle for Major, 70 succeed J. Fred
Alderman.
So many complaints arc made OF tho neglect OF
tho Street Cleaning Contractor to ashes, that
City Works Commissioner Adams served notice ON
him yesterday to do the work properly tho city