New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
NETWORK CITY.


John r. Feeney chairman Of the rebeous St.
Stophens Pensioners, says, with picturesque pro
hsion There is longer an inviting air about that
ehnrch 1t and those connected with 1t have a
stubborn. defiant, behave yourself u,
you haven't money sort of look disgusting 10
Catholics
When Senator Evarts Saturday evening, re-
Serring TO Mr. Lowelrs nkenng Of Cleveland TO LIN
coin exclaimed smld shouts of laughter and applause
Did any Democrat evor think of putting the TWO
names togetherf Did any Republican evenp Chaunccy
A. Depew who knows good hing when he hears
III turned 10 his neighbor and hispered approving
": Thass the best point he mas Haoc !o~
The old time parade on st. Patrcks Day by the
Ancient Order OF HbernaH VIII take place TINS
vear a. usual and already meetings are held all
over the city TO make the necessary arrangements
II was midnight last night when a group OF noisy
Germans In an elevated car, who had been evidently
stamperng with the enemy" began singing some
Anarchist songs In their native tongue when piucS
little fellow, who announced himself as an American
every iImeD jumped up and sang The Star spansiea
BANNER to the delight Of all the oher passengers
who applauded, and the discontinue OF the dlsturDes
who grew silent. The little follow, encouraged.
wouni up by offering the Anarchists money u o'S
soap and wash themselves"
w. De L. walbridge yesterday elected president
Of the American Coal Company. Mr. "aoiidge'
though q young man, has for several years held the
offices of secretary ani treasurer So much 10 inc
satisfaction of the drec,c,s that he was promptly
chosen to the vacancy created 10y Inc oeath u 'no
former president, q. L. Lloyd
The Harlem Republican Club Will hold ifs first
meeting in the clubhouse 1t has secured, at NO. "a
East One hu ndred end twenty 1fthst, this evening NJ
o'clock The club has strong and innucntia hen'-
lerstip, and Is fitting up Its house III pahosoino
manner A well-stockcd library is among lts pans
for the near future. Altogether IL promises TO 10 a
decided social as well a political factor IN HaI1eu''
end among Republicans geheraH'
The crew of the bark Paramount, from Antwerp
day. did not arrve'he yesterday The seventeen
men OF her crew were rescued by Life Saving Stations
Nos 10 and IL after hard struggle with Ice suri
and wind
Controller Myers has instructed A. s. Cady' the
Clerk of Arrears of Taxes to prepare lists Tor sac
of all property of taxes and Croton water
rents for 1883, 1884. 1882 and of all parcels Oh
land which for any cause may not have been sold
Neretofor for taxes of previous years. lie SAFES
will be held as soon as practca'io'
Miss c. n. Strong, COhees, N. Y-You ask II the
New York Stock Exchange is an Incorporated oouy.
II Is not several years ago the attempts 10 compel
II TO accept a charter resisted successfully. IL
Is merely association.
C. Won Der Abe, the owner OF the ST. LOUIS Base
ball Club. went to Philadelphia last night. VINE
among the Quakers he will thy TO sign Catcher NULL
gan for his club
"A splendid story with frst-class. moral all
for cent is the cry of NasSsu-st peiips'0'''
vender.
Small boys with sleds used City Hall Park last
night for coasting The sheds frequently few into
Park Row almost under the wheels OF passing street
ears None Of the youngsters had been KlIoo up "
midnight
Rumors that the Campbell-Arbuckle suit has pech
settled are denied by the lawyers In the case
Henry George has a great advantage over Dr.
MeGlynn: he can give the Doctor fits In his paper
and then sternly cxclud, his antagonists replies
And then. DR. McGlynn has not as fine pulpit as
he once had
The statement OF the visible supply OF grain In
store and anoat on last saturday, as issued py he
Produce Exchange, IS follows: whcst' 4c'2o''ol'
tusbels-dccrrase 700O27 bushels corn s33e %
incr aSe 500 OS6; oats 53'-decieasc, ~ -o1
re. 36l 2s3-decrease 2lo5; barley @'oV0'lo0- oc
crease, 12J,D9O.
The members OF the NewYork Law Institute heio
meeting at the law library in the Post Office Build
tng Yesterday and chose william H. Winters librarian,
TO succeed the late Aaron J. Vandefp0cL
In the Court OF Oyer and Termlner yesterday nearly
the entire day was spent In getting five of the jurors
who are 10 try John C. Cadonna tho mulatt" en- 'rgoo
with murder In the first degree. In a quarrel al NO
10 Tbomuson- whore CaidOnna lived with his "hl'e
wife he sho, and killed Daniel Techan ana IhOh"s
Byrnes, August l.
The Thirteen Club. at its monthly dinner last
evening surprised its Chief Ruler, Judge David NC
Adam Resolutions, engraved and framed, were
presented to him setting forth the CONGRATULATIONS
Of the club on the arrival Of the Chief Rulers
thirteenth gra ndson and hoping that all the hieh'-
bors might in time make the same showing
Al the meeting OF the Ohio Society last night IT
was announced that the society had been duly in
corporated, and that arrsnsemcnts wOnIo no" W
made for securing new Gun rOonis'