New-York tribune., 1888-04-11
NETWORK CITY.


The Iumbcrmcn's Exchange, the Building Material
Exchange and the Coal Dealers Association OF New
York CITY, and the Lumber Dealers Exchanges OF
Albany Oswego Buffalo and TOnawanda, have called
tho attention Of the Legislature to the need OF DOCK
facilities in York for domestic commerce lhey
want check put the policy OF the Newly orR City
Dock Department I'm leasing out to private parties
nearly all the water front from TeDthst to tho Bat
terry the North River side, on the ground that THIS
prevents canal boats and other domestic vessels from
obtaining the dock facilities which should be the lead
Ing feature of every port reached by canal and river
The American Jockey Club has opened new stake
for three year ods, to be at the spring meeting
this year over the Titan course 400 yards 1t Is
called the Arrow Stakes. and has special weight and
entry conditions.
The Alumni Association Of Grammar School No 26
held an enjoyable and wellatended reception at the
Vienna corner Of Fifty eghth-st and Lexington ave-,
last night
The sterling marks on the integrity of some leeis
lators means about much as that on cheap um
brella handle.
The Rev. Mr.. Blight is pastor OF church IN Pater-
son. n J. His congregation clearly deserves SYM
pathy.
Miss L. f. Fay, the supervisor of drawing OF the
public schools Of Springfield, Mass, will deliver
lecture upon Tho Place of Manual Training In inc
Public School friday, at p m in the hal OF
the Industrial Educ alton Association No University
place.
The Federal Club will give It's annual reception at
the new club house. No 020 Madson-ave., corner OF
Firy-ninthst., on Wednesday, April 25. Chauncey
NJ Depew Elliott f. Shepard, John F. Plummer anu
others VIII speak.
The Columbia College boat house has becn moved
from the west shore of the Harlem River at One
hundred and fifty -eghthst. to the east shore Just
above the Madison Avenue bridge.
Nothing more thrilling than the flying trapeze act
of the Lawrence sisters at Barnums circus has ever
been in this city.
Boarding officers Of the Emigration Commission
found twenty-sx destitute Russian Poles yesterday
on board the steamship Schedam They were as
sisted to this country by CHARITY organizations, ana
will be sent back at the expense Of The steamship
company.
The Metropolitan Christian Science Institute has
been Incorporated with these trustees: Fremont d.
sn:der Mrs. Carrie H. Sndcr, Mrs Persls MaVcrich'
Julius d. Harlow and Mrs Sarah A. JEFFERSON. lts
objects are declared to be to establish an Institute IN
which an understanding Of mental science the resor
alton ard of health and the elevation OF
man. morally spiritually and physically, shall DO
taught
Tho butterfly exhibition, at which over 100000
beautjfl specimens from all parts of the world will be
on view opens at the Eden Musee at p. m to-day.
Many scientific gentlemen VII be treated to priv ate
view Of the novel collection this forenoon.
The transfer of the French's Hotel property TO
Joseph Pulitzer for S630OOo recorded yesterday
The Democrats at the Ohio Society dinner felt sad
All the really enthusiastic cheers wero for eminent
Republicans.
Maybe the "rctormers' are reforming. Some of
them now say "ensanguined garment instead OF
bloody Shirt
There is talk of the Presidential bee having
on board the steamship scheridam. They were as
vChOs
hovored and he in this State However, the more
the merIier
There is no longer any secret about William r.
Grace's departure for Europe He foresaw the
Fatty" Walsh imbroglio.
The BARRIERS are said to be "rcady to help tho
brewers"-to shave probably.
The Prohibition County Conaitteo at Its meeting
Monday evening collected IN hat the majestic sum
of $13 10 start fife and drum band'
"wiid ducks bring 81 to 81 So" Well, they should
be watched to sec where they deposit the money
There are already enough sneak thieves on the wing
without then
Members Of Parliament cleaning the streets In
Montreal II the minority be right here is something
that ought to delight the heart OF Matthew Arnold.
The Jury In the case of Patrick F. Ceary and James
McHugh, the keepers in the Wards Island Insane
Asylum who were accused Of causing the death OF
George Parrish pa lent at tho asylum, agreed upon
ver Ict yesterday mJrnng after having been locked
up all night Judge Cowing opened court at 10
O'Clock In order to receive the verdict The foreman
of the Jury announced the verdict not guilty. and
the defendants were discharged.
The Aldernen yesterday passed a resolution asking
the Legislature not to pass Assembly bill No. 7o2,
which It is claimed gives to certain steamship COM
panes the exclusive Of the wharfs on tho East
River between the Battery and Fourtecnth-st.
The tenth exhibition OF the Society Of American
Artists is open day and evening at the Yandell Gal
!ery, Fifth ave- and Nineteenth-st
The Hosel Mems Mutual Benefit Association Of the
United States met at the Ashland House last night
make arrang ngcments for attending the National con
vention at Pittshurg May 8. About forty dele
gates will 60 from thil city who will be pledged to
support II. H. Brockway, proprietor Of the Ashland
House. for president
Coroner Nugent yesterday discharged William Arm
strong who was arrested suspicion Of having
killed his wife, Maria, at his home, No 2044 Chest
nut st., West Farms, on Sunday afternoon.
The entertainment and exhibition drill of the Red
Shield Guard Of the Sunday school Of the Seventh
Presbyterian Church. Brooue and Bridge sts., was
greatly enjoyed last night by good sized audience
Tho Entertainment consisted Of solos, duets ohoruses
and recitatons. The proceeds Will 60 to the equip
ment fund Of the guard.
The Coal Trimmers Open Union lest night adopted
resolution at Mallon's Hall, No 40 East Twenty
ninth-st indorsing the bill in Congress to give
bounty TO American vessels engaged in foreign trade
The funeral OF Peter Hayden took place yesterday
a. his lone, No. 100 Fifth-sve., the Rev. Dr. John
Hall and the Rev. DR.. Hamilton Officiating. The
burial will be at Columbus, Ohio.
BROOKLYN.
The third and last concert Of the Apollo Club was
held last evening in the Academy. The club was as-