New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

AssocistiOn No University pace nnoSivn 74s o. NJ
E0IS EIrS ccOSs %sss meeting Library Hail. Newark
evening.
NEw-yoRK CITY.
~. cotton Exchange yesterday voted to observe
sood Friday and tho following Saturday - holidays
rhs old p,avers Of tho New-York club wcro In
rmed BY letter yesterday that they must report ior
ATTY ON or before Saturday and be In condition to 80
ea the fold and "play ball"
Deputy. Collector q Jim" Jones, that smart Demo
rat nom up-thc river" says that when homo he epent
AIs tlme raising hops, and adds, since fVo' o00" :"
&ho Custom House I've raised sheol."
scu..or Ianeben has introduced into tho State
senate bill providing for the laying OF assessmens
sor sewers and other improvements above f'"y
,ptb-st The bill Is strongly opposed oy many is' 30
svncrs and agents of real estate. They say 'n~s |"
woud revive against the present owners VI properly
unjust and cxtravagant assessments Tor past po''
and that its passage would hurt tho rear os's'o ~
tsrcss of this city more than sry measure over passed
n Albany.
General Ilorato c. King, of Brooklyn, has been ap-
,ointed by General Curtis, tho Department Comman|
lertnC Chief, Judge Acknowledgement OF the Depart
pent of New York. Grand Army Of tho Republic and
has accepted the appointment.
william Grevc, tho German, whom Old Ben But
iers Reichos sea lion, injured badly on Wednesday,
vas confined to his bed yesterday He VIII not DC
leave
Major r. j. O.sbaugbncssy, q prominent Irish Ma
onast of this city, Is going to Europe with his iam
uy next MONTH He will remain away six months and
will spend half his time visiting the different places
Of interest In Ireland.
Tho Food Producers Section Of the Central Labor
Union Is opposed to the Importation of that $4,000
cook. Yet what is he hut food producer, too
Marshall r. Wilder got $50 and his dinner from the
e. Patrcks Club for fifteen minutes OF mimicry-
almost $1,000 day He beats tho record and Is not
called "monopoiist," either.
Master Workman Quinn begins his speeches by say
ing, The productive capacity is greater than tho con-
sumptve capacity'-with James Z. Quinn ioft ou'' oh
course.
II Old Neptune is going to wpe out Coney Island
whcro does all this talk about the Monroe doctrine
como In
Ia Keely to be the fret victim of "domciliary
visits. hitherto ascrbed exclusively to the "eeto
despotisms of Europei"
@Under a succession OF staggers no man can be con-
sidercd free moral agent" Attorney General Gar
land says.
When the verdict In the Longobardl case was an
sounccd the prisoner THANKED the jury. Many Ital-
ians polite as Frenchmen.
The woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions
he'd an all day session In the Young Womens Christian
Association Building In West Nfteenthst. yesterday
Mrs Yam Phon Lee and Mrs. Theodore Young.
Adjutant J. Gould Warner, the missing adopted son
Of the Veterans of 1912, has written from Woodbridge,
NJ J to say that he escaped from the blizzard With
out scratch, and that hc may be expected back In
Ecw-Yvrk when tho robins neat again"
Littlcwood the English pedestrian, has onercd to
wager 81 900 that he will cover moro miles in the
coming goas-you- please at Madison Square Gar
den than Albert Will.
Brunettes may expect TO be thrown In the shade In
Easter week. when everything gives way to the fair
Good Friday, unlike March rain cannot fall on
any day In tho week
An eminent and wealthy lawyer, whose will leaving
millions for noble public charity was anerward con-
tested was once heard TO refer to his distant rea-
tives for whom his will had handsomely provided,
q "mcsne Membranes"
There Is no reason for supposng that these woman
suffrage delegates palmer than the rest OF their sex
AMPLY because they are extraordinary women.
Tho Submarine Monitor Company, Of No. 10 West
Twenty third ST., was sold by Deputy Sheriff Wild
yesterday. Tho submarine monitor, at the foot OF
West Thirteenth-st, which the company 1t Is said
expended over $4,000, models, tackle, newspaper
scraps etc, were sold, tho entire iot roaizinH onAy
e166
Frederick Westlahe, who was injured by jumping
from window of the Elbcron at the time of the
Gre which caused tho death of hs mother, died on
Wednesday night at the Presbyterian Hospital
The case against Messrs. Lehn and Fink wholesale
druggists of NJ 1913 willamst., who werc charged
BY f. Merck, of Darmstadt, with having initiated bis
labels, has boon dismissed by the grand jury.
Tho Crescent Chapter of Royal Arch Masons will
give dinner at Morello's April 3, at which c. c.
6hayne will preside. Tho peculiar feature Of tho
dinner 10 that ladies are invited for the first time
Company "a" Of the 9th Regiment. held an cleo
ton last night fill the vacancy caused by the resg-
nation Of Second Lieutenant william e. Cook Tho
bailotIpg resulted H. tho unanimous election Of God
troy A. wirner, formerly private In the 18th Sep
arate Company, of Flushing.
BROOKLYN
rho Rev Christopher Rhodes, for hfteen years pastor
Of the Central Baptist Church, at Marcyave and South
Effthst., Will give In his resignation tonight on 40
count Of III health. He resigned last fall but owing
to request Of his parsbioners he Withdrew the rosg
natiOn.
Thomas Reevo died yesterday at No. 1914 Fearl-st,
at tho ago of sixty scvon. He was . brother Of cx-
Commissioner Of Charities Joseph Rocve. Thy were
formerly associated In tho manufacture of the Alden
typcsettng machine, In which Thomas Reeve made
valuable improvements. Tho funeral Will be prl-
vately conducted to-day.
Tho funeral Of ex-Commlssioncr of Jurors John
Hnsky, took place yesterday aa the Church OF St
vincent Dc Paul In North Sixtb-st, the Rev. Martin
Carroll odicatlng
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