New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

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BRUNswICK-Ba Heydebland Lssa. of wiesbaden.
4IFTH AvENUE-M. Romero. Mexicsn Minister at
washington; Ye Wan Yong. ye Ha fung ana fe Hun
1onR. sf the Coresn legation at washington ana ex-
Senator Alexander Caldwell Of Kansas GRAND-Pro-
nessor George l.. Andrews Of West Point WINDSOR
n r. Jones chairman Of the Republican National Com.
pt,ee. and Warner NJ Bssman. of Cincinnati
NEw-yoRK CITY
Beginning tomorrow, train No. 13 on the Erie
Railway, leaving Chambersst- station at 80 p M,
will have special passenger coach attached for the
accommodation of passengers to Turner's, Middleown,
Goshen and Port Jervs.
The body of Henry Bergh was transferred yestcr
day from the vault at st. Marks Church to the tomb
Of his sister, Mrs E. NJ Brown at Greenwood. Six
officers Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Animals carried tho body to the hearse
The steamship Britannia, Of the White Star Line,
has beaten her record again. She crossed the bar
at $50 p. m. March is and arrived at Queenstown
10 80 m Friday, making the passage in seven days,
nine hours, thirty minutes
The Rev. g. Wright Butler. the new pastor Of st.
Pauls Evangelical Church. will preach this evening
on One Flag for Our Public Buildings"
An exhibition of plants collected during 1887, which
opened last Tuesday the of the Manhattan
Chapter Of the Agassz Association, No. 1O3 Lexing-
ton-ave, win bc continued and be open to-day at
8 p. m and tomorrow at :45 p IN. The herbarium
and other collections will also be open for inspection
There Is in the possession of General Horatlo @.
King a sword which bears the following inscription:
sPresented by the state of Virginia to Captain C. W.
Morgan, United States Navy, for conspicuous gal
Iantry at the engagements between the fgates Con-
stitution and Guerrcrre and the Constitution and Java
1919 Honor to tho brave" The only surviving
descendant of Captain Morgan is in necessitous Cir
rumstanccs and the sword to be disposed of for his
benefit.
All produce is arriving In seasonable quantities
again. and in some instances 1t will be well TO
mind your butcher and green grocer Of the fact
Workmeu are to begin at the erection Of o
new house for the Sisters Of Bon Secours for
the SICK on the northeast corner Of Lexingtonave.
and Eishry-hrst-st ihe building viii be three
STORIES Of brick and fieestone, and will be ninety
four feet front and forty-eight feet deep.
society to be called the League of the Cross for
the promotion of the temperance cause, has been es
tablished in connection with the Church Of St. Paul
the Apostle, in Ninth-ave
An all day local preachers meeting will be held to-
day I'm the Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Chuich
of which the Rev. W. A. Layton is pastor.
Tho New-York Alumni Of Cornell University Will
hold their annual dinner at Delmonicos on Thursday
evening. All Cornell students and graduates are In
vitcd the dinner promises TO be the largest ever
given by the Cornell Alumni Association. Mayor
Hewitt will respond TO a toast and other speakers at
the dinner will be Ex-Governor Cornell, General Stew
art L. woodford, President Adams and postmaster
Hendrix, of Brooklyn. Governor Foraker Is also ex-
pected to attend.
Cottage life on the Atlantic coast-lie has been
much in of late years and growing more pop
ular each The cottages attached to tho Long
Beach and other hotels on the south shore OF Long
Island were in great demand last year. The inquiry
for them was begun several weeks ago and 1t LOOKS
as II the supply would not be nearly equal to the
demand
The spring athletic entertainment of the cod Regi-
ment, will take place Saturday evening April 2l,
at the Armory. Companies A and will manage the
list, making the contest open to all amateurs. The
games include handicapped Of fifty yards. four
hundred and fifty yards. half mile. one mile and q
hurdle race of six hundred yards, scratch obtacle
races and a mile walk The contests will end with
tug g-of-war for six men, $50 pounds reception VIII
follow.
James whtcomb Riley, George W. Cable, Max O'Rell
and Bill Nye will make their last appearance In New
York this season, at Major Ponds benefit on Friday
afternoon, April 8.
william Kissan Vanderbilt Is expected to arrive on
his steam acht Alva, at FeInandna. April His
private car will be sent on from New-York and Will
bring him to the city.
arbe City of Mcxico- will be the subject Of the
next lecture before the American Geographical 30
ciety on Thursday evening at Chickering Hall
The Eden Musee is fairyland in the great number
nj novelties and beauties of art scattered through
ts manv departments. New pictures brighten the
art gallery the Hungarian orchestra renders dlt
ierent programme at every concert, the waxworks
comprise hundreds OF prominent figures, While the
Chamber of Horrors affords interest to the less tmid
and the chess automaton puzzles all Special con-
certs will be given this afternoon and evening.
Major General Sir John Jones, X c. e., Colonel
Baird Smith and Captain Herbert Jones, OF the British
Army visited the cyclorama of the Battle OF Cettys
burg on Friday and expressed themselves in comph-
mentary terms Of Philppoteauxs work. Ihey ao-
clared the monster TO be faithful potraiture
of as it really is
The shakcspearcan class of Miss Mary E. Cherry,
the professor eocuton of the Jackson Female Sem
fnary at No. 2o25 Fifth ave-, will give an entertain
ment on the evening of April %, Shakespeare oirth
day. The entire proceeds VIII 90 10 inc iriouno
Fresh Air Fund. The programme VIII lnciuae pai'S
Of The Midsummer Nights Dream"
BROOKLYN.
Police Captan Cornelius Woglom, OF the flith
Precinct resigned yesterday. Captain Woglom IS I'D
bis seventy fourth year, and has been connec'eo WIN
the force for thirty years
Police Commissioner Bell's last order to the Depart
ment nstrucs police force that not more han D"o
policemen in uniform shall ride on street Car al ono
time.
The Health Department reports 757 cases OF dpthe-
ria from January to March % OF this NUMBER ZSI
were along the lines of surface railroads and hity
were within a short distance of these lines. An IN
quiry being made by the Department 10 ascertain
n there any evidence that the disease may arlse
from the salt put tracks by the streecar COM
panies
Judge Cullen refused yester1iy 10 grant stay OF
sroceedngs I'm the case Of Policeman Francis NJ
o,Dea who was convicted of Tanslaughter in tho
second degree, for killing Edgar Smith lie was
sentenced to two years and eight months In the pen
iten;iafy but the jury appended TO It's Veruls' %
,nendatjon of mercy Judge Cullen says that no EVIL
dence was presented by which he could determine the
validity of the exceptions taken by ODeas counsel
The subcommittee of the Board OF Ainornen ~ M noo @
decided TO ard the contract building the 100000
Soldiers and sailors Monument. The committee mas
selected design No. OF Henry Barer, which was IN,
dorsed by J. O. A. Ward, the sculptor Inc s""u
will be made public tomorrow