New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
EFW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
| At meeting OF the Fourth Ncw-York Cavalry Vet
eran Association at No. 40 Sxhave this evening, the
old battle flags of the regiment Will be presented to the
association. Generals sIgcl and L. p dl Cesnola arc
| to be present.
reception will be given to the Baptist CITY
Mission at Calvary Baptist Church tonight by the
Young Peoples Association Of that church. The ex-
ercises will include musical and literary selections
Mrs Richard Hartley, who is well known In fh&
dclpha Is elocutIonist, will give several reaoinbS
Members Of the Baptist, Methodist and Reformed
Church associations sormbound Like the rest Oh
humanity Oh Monday The records Of all these a.
soclations were q blank for that day.
Among those who have purchased boxes ior inc
ball of the Goth Regiment, to be held az the 'o'i
politan Opera House tomorrow evening" arc ca
MAYER Grace Police Justice Maurice j. Power, big
ad,erGeneral Fitzgerald, Judges O'Bncn and Glder
sieeve Joseph j. O'Donohue, street Cleaning Oom
missioner Coleman, Patrick F0rn, James h'osn" ~,
derman Diver Colonel W. L Brown, james EVeraru
Major Edward Duffy and AdIutant Moran Inc safe
Of boxes brought 1880
The fourth lecture the course given by the Union
penubIIoan Club of the X1IIth Assembly Dstrict VIII
,oLe ,Iace at the club rooms, No. goo Eghth-ave'
ms evening The lecturer is the Rev. r. S. Mac
Arthur Of the Calvary Baptist Church Ills supJec'
asome Elements Of Success in Lifc.'
p D. Egan has been expelled from the Irish HIS
torical Society for having hssed the naho VI o' ei
preston at the annual dinner Washlngton's Birth
day.
The Senate Committee on Taxation held no meeting
Yesterday They arranging for the next si''ihB
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at No. 30 Nassau-st
Collector Magone has not yet discovered whether
,bere "a any provision In the Custom House regular
lions to excuse clerks who are detained by snow
storms from getting to their duties. About onethir1
az the employees are Interested in awaiting the result
of the Collectors investigations.
There are no flies on New-Yorks first blzzaru
ono hundred and seventy five employees OF the
New-York "staatsZeltg,' from the Office boy 10 inc
chief editor received yesterday their annual uVuhu
Of 10 Dor cent on thor tot earnings for the year. Inns
dividend has been paid by Mr. Ottendoler ior inc ia
eight years, and viii be continued to every cmpoSo
who zcalously devoes his time and attention to the
paper At the ffteth anniversary OF the paper iour
years ago tho employees received Is per cont'
George NJ Ounther, brass hnisher, employed IN q
shop In West Twenty ST., got his "eoh ""ss
ON the evening Of December 81 and starteo 10 20 "
his home at No. 100 Sheriff st., but never reacheo
there His body was found in the East River at the
foot Of stanton-st on Monday and his WIG rcooS
nizcd IL at the Morgue yesterday.
Peter Reilly, q homeless man, was committed LOT
six months at the Tombs Tuesday by Justice foru'
He had been found drunk In a snowdrin IN "or'hs''
the night before Early yesterday morning nc was
found dead In his cell lie was veteran VA 'A' ""A'
The graduating exercises Of Packarfs business
College will take place tonight at the Me'ropo Tan
opera House The occasion will be commemorative
Of the colleges thrtleth anniversary Inc speahcrs
announced are Mayor Hewitt, ex-Judge Noah DAVIS
the Rev Dr. Robert Collyer, the Rev. Dr. Charles f.
Deems the Rev. Charles Eaton and General ote"ar'
L. Woodfoid. Diplomas VIII DO aw arded p over oh'
hundred graduates
Certain evening papers have been for the last three
AaLFf iva
DAYS decidedly irregular in their HABITS UNo "a
rest from this extraordinary outDreaA'
musical and literary entertainment VIII be gwen
TONIGHT by tbs Rand Con er Company, under the
arenccs Of the Young Peoples Social Union al the
First Collegiate Reformed Church Of Harlem ohe-
hundred AID twenty -frst-st. near Third ave-
The resources OF the Language have been exhausted
IN cbaractelilng the great stoim II Volapuk ddh
make its necessity felt in this emergency 1t missed
glorious opportunity.
George Lee. the welknown oarsman, had his right
ear baaly frozen Monday night in Harlem
The schooner yacht Coronet which was to start
Yesterday on trip around The world Is ti snchorea
at Pier g, East River Mt. Bush, inc o"h'r' WI"
with his wife was to go the vessel visited the yacht
dutnr the dav and decided to postpone his departure
until he fee disappeared from the river.
The week thus far has shown the heaviest banking
business Of many years.
~ Mayor Hewitt doesn't turn ont message on the
ALI absorbing topic he'll lose moro prospective voie'
than he allepstod by the expression OF his b. rat
rcks Day sentiments
The fact that the toboggan season IS over docs not
nrevent lots of fellows from going down HILL
4 score of Pickering gas lamps in upper Fifthavc.
bore mute though eloquent testimony on l"csuaJ u
the faithful labors OF tho lampghter on Monday anu
of how completely the clements had dolled him alter
ward.
All newspaper mon arc not homeless, though as
rule they are home less than other men,
The newspaper crusade against woman's lofty hcah
gear has been so efcctual that next summers hats
arc expected DO only about six inches higher than
those Of last year.
John Haifpcnny has recently boen admitted to the
METROPOLITAN police forcs-he should mako a good
copper
The tcam-pacEng Makers Union at meeting at
No Go Carnlne-s. on Tuesday night Endorsed the
Tonnage bill now before Congress. Congress Is
called upon to for the bil a. inca sure to relieve
the overcrowdcd labor market, os measure OF
National defence by the formation Of a naval reserve,
and 10 revive American PATRIOTISM
The Tammany General Committee last evening
adopted the resolutions with reference to trust
| monopolcsr passed by the Committee on ORGANIZATION
on Monday evening. The standing committees for the
! year announced
| The Real Estate owners and Builders Association
last evening adopted substitute for the bill to ex-
empt money invested IN NOR Cages from taxation, and
rec allied the original bill pl I'm the hands of senator
| Van Colt for Introduction in the Legislature. The
| Committee on Rapid Transit failed to report.
The comic Journals that have been loading up with
s,ring poetry and Jokes about country boarding had
| a hard time OF It this week
Some OF the sidewalks downtown are almost ready
| again for the street brass bands
The more snow the thousand Italian laborcrs In the
Bowery shovccd of the Fourth ave- car tracks. the
suxzzzz
| n CAIIIARD THOMAS. VI. d. d"