New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

Protective Tar League, No 116 West wehty
Columbia Yacht Club ball, Lexington Avenue Opera
C Martin Luther Society dinner gsrks eso E. Madison
''G De + pool match ooonnors Billiard Hail.
PRAYER meeting Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, p m
NETWORK CITY.
James D. Nilson an insane Storage passenger, ago
nfty on the steamer State Of Nevada, attempted 10
cut his throat January 81. Then he jumped over
@snt un III his !S1rvs He viii probably be sent
back
The Harvard Clubs dinner will take place, as
usual on the night before Washingtons birthday, az
Delmonco's Some of the speakers for the occasion
will be President Eliot Dr. Andrew Preston Peabody
Professor Palmer, Senator Hoar, Chauncey M Depew,
the Rev. Henry Van Dyke and probably Mayor Mayor
taries Farchild and EndicOtt who are Harvard gfau
yates.
The Norwegian bloater, aristocratic relative
of the worthy sailed red herring will be one OF the
imported delicacies for Lent
Open grown strawberries selling at 81 so and
60 per quart figures which few festivals arc being
furnished.
After the liberal advertisement " Mr. Crowley" has
lately received 1t will be singular If some ofclous
walking delegate doesn't try to put 1t Into his hoad 10
strike.
The Dutch Belted Cattle Association of America
met at the Cosmopolitan Hotel yesterday and elected
the following officers President N. w. HOWELL OF
Monroe N Y vice presidents J. E. Wells, of Chester
N. Y, o. d. Mum and NJ Rogers, of Ncw-iork 10y .
secretary H. b. Richards Of Easton, Penn. eAccuSe
COMMITTEES, j. f. Wells N. W. Howell and H. b;
Richards auditors, f. Kaufman, Walden, N T. ana
f. " II. Gardner, Of Westtown, N. Y.
George F. Vail, who has been cashier of the Gar
field National Bank since its establishment, has been
elected president the Central safe Deposit Company
whose Office Is in the same building The promotion
has been well earned.
Nov Won
on Beginnings Of New England The first lect-
ure which is entitled, "The Roman Idea and the
English Idea" will be delivered at the house of Mrs.
Chandler, No 81 East Fifty forthst Tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. Tickets can be had at BIenianO's
for single lectures or the whole course.
David Purdy, who was druggist in Albany, but
who represented himself as Paterson hotelkeeper,
and who obtained cigars valued at $40 from Martin
Simon, Of No. IA Warren-st., Oh a forged check OF
Thurber, Whyand d Co., was sentenced yesterday py
Judge Cowing to eight years in the state Prison.
John J. Gibson who accused of abductlng
girl age thirteen, sentenced yesterday by Judge
Gdersloeve to five years in the State Prison
Robert Williams, also known as Charles Hender
son, who signed the B. Keith & Brother, OF
No. rs williamst, to one Of the orders on which he
obtained drugs, under the plea Of guilty was SEN
fenced by Judge Cowfng yesterday to eight years
in the State Prison
A downtown elevated train detained several
minutes yesterday afternoon south OF the seventy
sixthst. station by the loosening OF bolt In the
ties
Tho report Of the Rev DR.. o'Rellly OF Detroit,
Mich treasurer of the Irish National League or
America shows that since the Chicago convention
year and half ago, he has transmitted TO lreiahd
$1O6,7 1856 O5.
The Municipal Council Of the Irish National League
in this city has passed resolutions protesting against
the consideration in secret of the proposed
extraditon treaty with England
Patrick sarsfeld Gilmore will furnish the music in
connection with the dedicatory exercises of the Texas
State Capitol In May.
Lieutenant Colonel DeLacy, OF the Goth Regiment,
has owing to continued ll-health, placed his resg-
nation in the hands Of Colonel Cavanagh
The expression "chesnut' is dying out. Couldn't
%gonf
Simon Levy, the Murray-st. toy dealer, whose name
forged by Max Deglmayr, Bavarlan calvary man,
to check of So, $50, said yesterday that he would
not interfere In the case, but would let the courts
settle the matter.
The ball went again the street cars vester
day, to indicate that there skating In Central
Park The ice on all the ponds is better than has
been before this season.
F. W. Timpson, who suspended payment recently
account of the entanglcmens Of Alfred Sdman, his
Junior partner, reinstated In full membership at
the Stock Exchange yesterday.
The Sheriff yesterday took charge Of the press
Of the Railway and General Printing Company, No.
Spruce-st, judgments having been entered against
It for 1901. The company was Incorporated on
February l. 1886, with an authorized capital OF
100000. Business was continued yesterday without
interruption
The Yale College banjo and guitar club, together
with gee club from the college, will give a concert
in the parish room of ST. James Church, Madison
and Seventy frst-st, tomorrow evening.
Professors Conrad wcssclhoeft and j. Heber Smith,
Of the Boston University of Medicine, read papers
last evening before largo gathering of physicians at
the College of Homeopathy.
Harris wcisberg, age eleven ran away from his
home at No. 1874 Dvison-st., in October last. He
was gone but a few days that time. Soon after he
disappeared again lie stu missing and the police
have been asked TO search for him.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday received from the trustees
OF the New York and Brooklyn Bridge their report for
the month of January. The total receipts from the
promenade, carriageways and railroad were $74
02s 60 as compared with s6s.965 40 for the corre-
spending month last year. Tho total number of pas
sengers was 2,647,3
The police asked yesterday TO search for
Mrs. Louis Remer. age sixty-four who came to this
city from her home In Philadelphia Wednesday, IN
tending 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. Newton Brown,
oevated and directed how reach her daughters
house, but she did not arrive.
A concert for the benefit OF the German Emigrant
House I'm New York was given I'm Stenway Hall last
night by the Euterpe Vocal Society of IIoboken. as
sisted by several prOfe sOnal artists Nearly every
seat I'm the house was taken.
The American Institute yesterday elected Thomas
Rutt'r pre- iient. James Delemater and Charles III.
Clayton vce-presidents, and Edwin r. McCarty auditor
One hundred and twenty-three electric lamps
added yesterday to the already brilliantly Hum
mated cycorama of the Battle Of Gettysburg.
Superintendent Murray has informed the police cap
tains that It will not be safe hereafter to interfere
with funeral paradcs OF Grand Army Posts Sum
DAYS. Under the amendment to chapter 500 Of the
Laws OF 1872. passed juno q 1885, all associations
of veteran soldiers have the right TO parade without
police permits
The third of the series Of meetings to further the
project of q speeding drive on the west side OF
Central Park held last evening at Masonic Temple
Mathew Riley chairman, Charles Crow was secre
taty and lawson N Fuller was the chief speaker Oi