New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-07
NEW YORK CRY.

NETWORK CRY.
The steamship Colsa from Asplnwar brings the
large invoice of l 900 barrels Of California wine.
Don't be impatient Stand your overcoat a ltt'e
longer, and you will enjoy the annual nterroga-
tlon " owmushyouvantmneflend1 kvick"
Police Captain McCulagh. Of the FIfth-st. squad,
has been excused from duty while his children sick
with scarlet fever.
Professor stoddards subject for HIS illustrated lect
IRE I'm Dalys Theatre tomorrow morning, VIII be Inc
Pyrenccs.'
Barnnm knows how 10 use pictorial art 70 awaRen
curiosity I'm the greatest show esrth,p but what
puzzles the casual observer who sees the picture OF
tiny loco motive running into tho large and massive
Jumbo is how that locomotive escapes being smashed
into smithercons
Three persons who wcrc suffering from smallpox
were sent to North Brother Island yesterday. one
was an Irishman named Flaherty, who lived at NO.
O94 Thrd-ave. The Others were a child from ten
cmcnt house in Fast Thirty secondst, and an Italian
laborer aqueduct shaft No. IT,
The managers Of the Imam Line learned yesterday
that their new twinscrew steamer the City OF New
York. now building the Clyde, will be Launched on
March 10 Lady Churchill has promised to 40 the
CHI storing Til. vessel Will be ready for TRANSATLANTIC
service in July.
starin's steamer the Sam Sloan. under charter 10
the Naugatuck and the Housatonc Railroad companies
to bring milk to this city, was TANNED between P'er
No 80. River, and of the freghtcar hoa's Oh
the New York and ew-Haven Railroad yesterday
morning and had her starboard paddlcwhec house 10
mollshed, and her crankshaft bent
Ky invitation OF the Art Committee Of tho Union
League Club Eadweard Muybrdge Will deliver lect-
ure before the members next Friday evening, on An
imal Locomotlon, illustrated with electro photographs
Of the movements of horses and other animals, repro
duced BY the zoopraxscopc.
line Of pollcen yesterday marched down on cach
side Of Broadway ousting from their accustomed
haunts the fakirs7 that line the curbsone, with nov
elites" for sale.
When steps on piece OF banana peel, he
stands not on the order of sitting, but sits
There IS more supcrfiuous energy expended In ruiz
ming I'D the Elevated Railway stairs at city Hail. than
rightly directed, would suffice to bring order out Oh
chaos In many plac :.
Talk of the delights of clam at high waferi TIC
isn't half happy the stalwart Policeman at rim
ave- and Twenty thrdst., when he escorts beVy oi
pretty girls the street Ana Tor hiani3 grace,
none Of tlc du les come near him.
"Inauirer n-The city's civil service examinations
talc place at Cooper Union Concerning tho cxaInl-
nations al the Custom House. inquire OF secretary Ma
son. at the Custom House. AS to those Tor the postal
service apply TO Assistant Postmaster Cayicr.
A complainant in the Tombs Police Court. who had
found his newly bought horse to be confirmed roarcr
wanted the dealer take the animal back because 10
had warranted him quiet 10 Iiu~
1t is only natural that Tammany Hall should de-
clare war on trusts Bitter experience mas shO""
that there is no trust In Tammany Hall.
Maurice BARRYMORE IS accusing sardou Of stealing his
thunder This Is almost Do Dau d. 'n' D '
theory.
Barnum relies greatly upon his trained seals 10 make
a favorable impression
The 9Th Company of the st. Marks "Knights OF
Temperance consisting Of about fifty lads, went over
to Brooklyn on Monday night, to attend general
meeting OF the society. They were Jolly crowd anu
took possession of the Elevated and Bridge cars with
the sense of importance that usually charactezes )uVe
nile assemblies. aIordng much sport for passengers
The various lodges representing the Sixth Masonic
District will hold celebration and jubilee tonight In
the Grand Lodge Room, at the Masonic Temple uhuer
the spices of the Hiram Lodge, No 410, h. ana a. NJ
The Sixth Masonic District has been the first To pay us
quota of the Hall and Asylum debt and the celebration
Is for the purpose of signalling the fact Grand Mas
ter Frank Il. Lawrence with his staff, VIII pay the
district his official VISIT and deliver an address oi con-
graduation
fair under the management OF the ladies OF the
Moses Monteore Congregation in East Eighty SIKH
ST.. was opened Monday evening, IN webster HAIL.
No. 10 East Elevcnth-s for the purpose OF raising
funds TO build a synagogue and school house. the
fair viii be open until next Monday, when ball Will
be given for the benefit of the charity.
General sigel paid between 1900 and 400 pensions
yesterday at the Office In Canast. The pay ments VIII
go again to-day.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday sent to the Aldermen
veto of the resolution passed by that body at the
previous meeting, recommending the passage by the
Legislature OF the providing for rapid transit In
this city He says that the act Is unconstitutional
In some particulars, and that one IS now being pre-
pared by the Corporation Counsel and himself that
Will overcome this objection.
At the meeting OF the National Association OF
Jollers in American Watches, held yesterday at the
Of the NewYork Jewellers Board OF Trade, NO.
ii Maiden lane, the following were elected members
Of the executive committee for the year s. F. Myers,
F. r.. simmons, L. Stern. y. IL White, s. oppenhcmer,
d. Marx and l.. Herzog.
No action taken yesterday to tho criminal
complaint against Jay Gould and Russell Sage. Dis
trict-Attorney Fellows did not receive any answer
his letter informing the counsel for the complaining
bondhOdcrs that he would submit the TO Recorder
| smyth this morning. Mr. Fellows said that the
| proceedings to-day would probably be short He
would simply call the Recorders attention to the
case, and would submit the whole matter 70 the
direction of the court. II the counsel for the com
plainants appear they may move for an order TO 70
| submit the to the Grand Jury.
Tho thieves crib that Inspector Byrnes's men
| discovered last week had ifs wall decorated with
drayman's stolen tin sign, Goods carefully removed
| In town or cOunry)'
Corporation Counsel Bcekman yesterday advised
MAYOR Hewitt that the resolution recently passed bv
the Aldermen providing for the erection of Soldiers
and Sailors monument at cost OF not more than
s25o 600 was Illegal The Mayor the resolution
President Forster, at the meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen yesterday, offered resolution, which was