New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-13
NEW-YORK CITY.


The Tipperary Mems Association expect to have
lively time this evening at their annual entertainment
In Tammany Hall.
The familiar complaint is again heard that on
mild days the elevated too hot and on cold
days they are too cold
The Irish-American ant-Frco Trade League is ar
ranging for delegation to take part in the naugarar
ton ceremonies at Washington
Who said that the Democrats will havo no "go'
In them when a Republican takes charge OF the
Custom House In this city,
The locked-out Hebrew actors of Pooles Theatre
propose TO start cooperative theatre
The regular monthly reception Of the Psi Epsilon
Club will be held at the clubhouse No 33 west
Forty-second-st on Saturday evening. The resident
members Of the Harvard and Wesleyan chapters are
expected to be present
fair IN aid OF tho Working Girls Vacation Society
will be held the Assembly Rooms OF the Metro
politan Opera House to-day, tomorrow and Saturday
from TO 10 y. m. each day. Contributions OF money
or articles for the tables may be sent to Mrs. A. A.
vantine No 1853 West Fifty seventh-st Miss Thomp-
son, No 40 West Fifty-ninthst, or Mrs. H. Chandler,
No. 112 West Thirty-fourth-st
The Federal Club will give dinner tomorrow
evening in their clubhouse to delegation Of tho
veterans Of 1910, who will formally tender to the
club the banner carried by their association IN the
campaign Of 1S4o and In the monster parade Of 1888
Ex-Judge Sham and ex-Judge Noah Davis will
speak for the VI Grams. Theodore Roosevelt, who
has lately been elected president Of the club, exJudge
Choate Ernest IL Crosby, Colonel Elliott F. Shepard,
A. r. whitney and l. E Chittenden will speak for
the club. The tickets limited In number
few remaining may be had by application to the
chairman OF the committee, James II. Phipps, No. 20
Union Square.
On account Of the absence Of material witnesses
for the defence, the trial OF Ferdinand Caoln for the
murder OF his wife Bridget was again postponed yes
to-day by presiding Judge VAN Brunt In the Court
of Oyer and Termner. 1t is set down for to-day.
Tho Manhattan Lying-in Institute was incorporated
yesterday. The trustees arc DR. James A. Beebe,
Mrs Fannie l. Yates, Miss Mary A. McCloskey
Miss Maggie Planahan and Joseph E. Beitz The
Institution is to furnish medical aid and home for
worthy women and for children Of worthy INDECENT
mothers
Offending policemen to the number Of eighty-two
were On trial before Commissioner McClave at Head
quarters yesterday, and at least two Of them,
Patrolmen McEnroe Of the Twenty fifth Precinct, and
Patrick Harrgan of the Prnce-st squad, accused of
Drunkenness are in danger of being dismissed from
the force.
The Charity Organization Society is going into the
savings bank business in a small way to encourage
habits of economy In the poor among whom It's work
lies.
The progress of the science Of making perfumes Is
so rapid In America that the manufacturer will soon
be Independent of flowers for his sweetsmening
essences.
Many professors of gymnastics who devote time and
attention to working up the physical culture Idea
among women find 1t paying them well this winter
BARRIERS say that the practice of bleaching the
beard is growing. The sight of heavy blue-black
growth Of hair with red roots. common in tho bygone
days of dyeing, may soon be replaced by golden
fuzz with black or brown underbrush
The managers Of tho Joint debate on Tarn Pro-
lection versus Free Trade to be held IN the Cooper
Union this evening in which Professor Van Buren,
Denslow will speak for protection, and Thomas G.
shcarnsn for Free Trade, say that no tickets have
been put on sale. Tickets have been distributed at
a nominal price merely to pay the expenses of the
debate.
The 10Th Regiment Athletic Association viii give
their games at the Armory, sixtysecond-st and Ninth
ave-. on Monday evening, December II. Entries have
been received from Baltimore, Philadelphia New
Jersey, Long Island, Staten Island and elsewhere the
total being over 200 Many well-known athletes are
included In the list.
Second mortgage bonds to the extent Of 100000
have been issued by the Central Park, North and
East River Railroad Company. They are payable
in the year 1902 and bear interest at per cent per
annum The Mercantile Trust Company is made
surety for the loan. The mortgage was recorded
yesterday.
r. J. Livingston, a youth on 'the United States
training ship Minnesota, was helping to paint the
side of the ship yesterday, and fell into the North
River lie was drowned before his body could be
pulled out of the water
The Rev Theodore Thirty. S. j. of St. Francis
Xavier: Roman Catholic Church, is lying I'll at the
Convent building In West Sxteenth-st He is well
known among Catholics the director Of the
"Ca,echsm of Perseverance,, one Of the most prosper
Gus among the church societies in the city.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Union
League Club this evening the Art Committee have
arranged 10 exhibit an entirely new loan collection
Of paintings These will number about seventy-fve.
The galleries and club house VIII be open to ladies
holding cards from members tomorrow and on satur-
day from 10 until O'Clock and on saturday evening
TO ladies accompanied by members
Some interesting testimony given at the meet
ing of the Elevated Railroad Commission yesterday
shape of photographs Of the property under con-
sheraton, taken at different hours Of the day. and
showing how the elevated road structure interfered
with the light
Collector Magone yesterday advanced the pay of
Clerk Arthur J. Delaney from $1,000 TO 50 900 year.
and Clerk william ~ Freeman from 81 900 to $1,000
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange
was engaged for several hours yesterday. lot Of
securities were listed but the discussion did not ex
tend beyond them. An officer of the Stock Exchange
said after the meeting that the time had been occu
pied with a general burst OF eloqucnce The subject
may have been an alleged security which was put
the regular list after struggle that has been con
unued for the last six months
The Earle Guild. No. l73 Centrc-st., has opened
for the winter season. and usual Will render such
assistance IS IN its power to those who found
deserving Of charity. Office hours from o 80 till
IL 80 a.
The veterans and members Of the 9Th Regiment
Washington Grays). Will meet at the Armory, Thirty.
sixth-st and Broadway Friday At 30 y. IN. for