New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
NETWORK CITY.


Castle Garden.
Tho North New.York Cooperative Building and
Loan Association has been Incorporated. The officers
are James NJ Wells, president; William A. Thomas,
vice PRESIDENT Charles W Carpenter, secretary, and
George W. Yeandle, treasurer .sl.,
The annual salo Of ponies for children and ladies'.
under the management Of Petor C. Kellogg Co.,
will take place at the American Institute
Building Shctlands Arabians, Welsh Exmoor and
Creole ponies and also donkeys will be offered for
sale.
brook an advertising agent, pleaded guilty yesterday
to charge Of petit larceny, in obtaining 81 90 rom
the Hoffman House without authority. HIS employer
showed the Judge pathetic letter from the prisoners
wife, who has seriously sick, and the Judge SEN
fenced Irving to ten days in the City Prison
Charles Friess, who In September, 1887, shook
ladder on which he and a fellow-laborer, Bernard
siober, were ascending that siebcr fell to tho
ground breaking both arms, pleaded guilty Yesterday
before Judge Cowing. An appeal was made for elem
ency. and on DistrictAttorncy Felows's application
a fine Of $3.50 only was imposed
Judge Cowing had the locket which hung from MS
watch chain stolen few days ago, while coming out
of the Star Theatre. James Hawkins, colored man.
was arraigned before him yesterday for the thei' Oh
lockot under similar circumstances pid you s'eai
INV Iocket2" said Judge Cowlng The prisoner denied
that he had stolen the Judges locket and tho Judge
sentenced him to four years Imprisonment
Thu Junior class of the School of Mines Of Columbia
Collage will give an entertainment for the liquidation
OF the class debt, In tho Metropolitan Assembly
Rooms on May TO- Three farces, I've written 10
nrovn.. "Little Toddlekins,' and "A Marty monal
(k)Not' win DO presented, and Edward Faies
Coward 49, s. of l., and the Columbia College Banjo
Club will assist n the entertainment
In the annual Joint debate between the three liter
81 Collage. Frank III. Field, 'SS,
& Of l.. won first honorable MENTION for the Petho-
,oean Society and Henry A. Gilderseevc, 1r., 80,
s. Of A. won tho second mention for the Philole1an
Society.
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that he know nothing
about the meeting at Cooper Union next FRIDAY, 10
indorse his position the flag question He had
not been invited be present. and did not expect to
take part
People received the announcement Of the increase
Of one cent In the price Of the Sunday papers, simply
with tho remark: "They're well worth it,
Arcbbshop Corrigan will confirm 500 persons to-
day in the Church Of St Raphael the Archangel, in
West Fortieth-st
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated yesterday in
the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, lafayette
place, in memory of Father Drumsoole.
concert will be given by the Park Company, In
Association Hall. on Monday evening. The Misses
Park will play and Edwin II. Frye, the impersonator
will assist.
Tho Produce Exchange yesterday unanimously re-
solved to oppose the passage of the McEvoy Elevator
BILL on the ground that 1t would fail TO accomplish inc
end In housekeeping terminal charges.
The Baptist ministers, at their weekly meeting yes
tcriay listened to paper by Dr. Norman Fox, on the
Eschatology of the Modern Pulpit" The Rev. W. d.
Perry of Brooklyn talked TO the ministers of the Rc
formed Church on " Tho Faith Cure
Thirty-slx additional tennis courts have been laid
out on the upper tennis ground of Central Park and
may be secured on prompt application. The courts
now number ninety-six.
BY an unfortunate slip Of the reporters pen, the
few lines Of testimony given by William V. Smith, e1-
Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works, in The Tribune
report of the Senate Committees investigation, was
published as testimony from the present Deputy Com
missioner Of Public Works, d. Lowber Smith. The
present Deputy Commissioner was not called before
the committee.
Tho Excise Board issued 9,60s licenses Of all
grades during the fiscal year ending yesterday, and
received the handsome sum Of 81 ,372,o4o from the
liquor dealers.