New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-11

Club No. 2e9 Eighth ave- p m ,,.,battan Chess Club
rooms nno and Guitar Club concert St. James,
Church, 8 D. IN
NETWORK CITY.
IT,. twentvsecond annual meeting of the young
Mama Christian Of this State VIII DO mel"
the pilgrim Congregational Church. Madlson-aVe anu
shuLdee and wonty th TS% TnufSqi /, con.
I6 at Q 80 D. to the Sunday fohowns aoooatee
sdenty anticipated that large number Oh ooekAo'
will be present
Tus TR,pUSE has received 81 from "A working
Woman. for Mrs. Sarah Baxter
The Rev. DR. James NJ King, OF the Park Avenue
Metbodst Episcopal Church, will deliver lecture THIS
evening on The Downfall Of Imperialism In France
before the Union Republican Club of the Aili.h DIS
trict in its rooms at No. 269 Eighth ave THIS c1o
s giving series Of free lectures at its rooms 10 ger TO-
gcher the people of that part of tho city ana Sa'o
interest In the club.
The extra exits to the Bridge are not much used as
yet Passengers seem to prefer to jam their way OUT
by the old stairway rather than by tho now
Tho West Side Asst citation Will meet at the Murray
Hill Hotel this evening, to consider the recent messaso
OF Mayor Hewitt Rapid Transit report VIII 90 90
submitted which while advocatng rapid W on
re SrCund that II would be unwise to hand over to the
New York Central the transit facilities of the city.
Ont Of respect to the memory OF Colonel c. W. Moul-
ton one OF the vice presidents Of tho Ohio society," C
has boon decided to postpone the annual dnner ~ be
settlement Of the territory north Of the ONO River
3How are YOU ?r said little Justice Duffy to big ex-
Alderman Cole, in a Third ave- elevated IRAN So'oIu".
q Oh I'm sick I've been alternating for sometme''
nrovins a missioner: 'IIibenatlng' You're too
lazy TO work Gone into cave Ike bear' SUPPOSE
What with the Socialists attacking the priest and
the prophet. the priest attacking the prophet anu
The Irish World attacking tho prophet ana pnest'
IL Is q pretty side snow
Two mules hltcbed to big truck In Fulton-st'' near
SThe Evening Post" Office yesterday afternoon got the
hub OF the vehicle which they were drawing enfanged
I'm the spokes Of another truck, blocking the street ior
a long time Mules and Mugwnmps alKe want inc
entire highway to themselves now and again.
II ls current gossip that HIPS now historic
assertion al am q Domocrap was not needed at the
dinner of the Kings County Democratic Club OF Broo8
lvn since the veto Of the High License bill and few
other trhing evidences of Ike character oil hS rocA
ribbed Democracy"
The organizers Of the celebration Of the anniversary
~ Robert Emmett in Cooper Union on March Will
r,,e senator Ciddlebereer to speak He was invited
last wear, but they say they VIII take no excuse inns
year.
DR. Wood delivered another of his series of FREQ leo
lures on Romen the University Of the CITY Oh New"
York yesterday.
Charles Dickens Will read on Monday evening at
Wow bprg n v on Tuesday at Albany: on Wednesday
q, Rordout on Friday after at Chchering Hail. IN
the evening al Monclar, \. j. on Saturday al Eas'oh'
Penn
At the Psi Z. banquet the other night, the Rev DR.
7 NJ King abiding to the fact that goas-yon-peaSe
was the oratorcal order of the evening" no SET toas
beine assigned remarked that Scripture called this
policy the source OF all our woes In the nst race
he said only two laps were made before the garden
was closed against contestants linen 'hcy rs'S'o
Cain, and Cain RACED Abel
Mayor Hewitt has sent to Street Cleaning Commits
sioner Coleman number of complaints that the cor III
tIon of certain streets particularly bad and that
ashes and garbage were not removed promptly: nc
Commissioner asked 10 give the suDlect s'ch'on
at once.
The extra scoundrel is hard TO sqnclch. couple
or strong unged young generally travel together
buying the first evening newspapers that come o"'
and they alarm the residents OF the west side continual
ly with their cries 1t Is usually impossible to under
sand what follows the cry Of "ex-lra-' sone gib-
bersb or other Yesterday In SiAh-ave. 0ne vcnder
startled The German element by amor rcing that a
bloody war had begun in Europe Willie his companion
on the opposite side Of the avenue was shouting atont
mythical terrible accident and heavy loss OF liie
Give ono of these rascas dune for a newspaper
you may whistle for the change
Mayor Hewitt yesterday signed the pay rolls of the
Department Of Charities and Correction The pay
roll objected to that of the headquarters force
The Commissioners Withdrew this and substituted
one crediting the employees with the old amounts al
lowed them.
series Of organ recitals, eight In all to begin on
Monday, will be given on the new Roosevelt organ In
ST. By r. Huntington woodman Gerrit Smith and Fran
raft, assisted by the following singers Mr. Powers
Mr. Tocdt, Mr. Dutton. Mrs. GeIrit Smith. and MISS
Bess Grovcseen These rccit ais will be given every
Monday at 9 30 p. m. and will last ono hour. They
are free to the public and all will be welcome
District Attorney Fellows to Washington yes
terdsy. lie will return on Monday and will then de-
eide whether not the complaint against Jay Could
and Russell Sage should be sent before the Grand jury
John Cleary, the elevated railway brakeman. who is
81, With auVht N death
Catherine Sbesn dress MAKER, by shutting the gate
when tried to board train was released yesterday
upon bail to the amount Of 1900 given by Thomas
w. Pears all, broker, of No 26 west Iwente'h'' anu
George l.. Balhcimer, Of No 60 FOrsyth-st
The Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke will preach in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, OF Washington
10. porrow evening The National Sin of Literary
Piracy"
Next Tuesday evening in ST. James Methodist Eps-
copal Church and One hundred and twenty
sxthst the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Henry Baker, VIII
| lecture on Abraham Lincoln, the Typical Statesman "
| in commeuoralon OF LncOln's birthday, which is to-
| morrow. Alex ander Hamilton Post. le2. q. A X,
will attend. The proceeds will 80 to foreign MISSIONS
| The Friendly Girls Society, of the Church OF the
Incarnation held fair at No. 24s East Thirty
Yesterday afternoon and evening Tho proceeds arc
tn 90 the summer home for children Of the mission
which is supported By the church. and Is In "cstche'
| ter County.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Seward webb, Mrs.
Marshall q. Roberts Mrs. ID. .. Miils anu thc o,nef
ladies' who Interested in the coming orchid exhibition
which opens at the Eden Musee on February lo have
decided to give opening reception TO invited guests
from IL TO O'Clock that day Exhibits are coming
forward from all parts OF tho country and tho show
| promises to be a remarkable one.
tx Senator James DAILY at the meeting Of the County
Democracy County Committee last evening introduced
resolutions heartily approving the Mayors recent
suggestions for public improvements and rapid transit
| They were unanimously adopted
The twenty fourth anniversary of the dedication Of
the Forty fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
the last pastor Of which was the late Row DIR. L. r.
King will BE- observed tomorrow. Four services VIII
| b. held and among the speakers are TO he the Rev
Drs McCbesney, J. NJ King Osbon, Chadwick, Oakley
| and Palmer.
| BROOKLYN
Tho annual dinner of tho Yale Alumni Association o.