New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
NETWORK CITY.

yossph Drexel Later he entertained the directors
NJ the society AT his home.
Tho second spring sale of trotting horses from the
stook farms OF breeders will take place this weeh
opening on Tuesday, at the American Institute puio
ing under the management OF Peter Q. Kellogg o. Co.
anotioneers. Two consgnments from CALIFORNIA Ut
sv.d Saturday evening Some Of the horses show I'M
sne,d and action on the track inside the building
Tho dates selected by the County Club s'eeplechas'
Association, Of westchester for Its two days spring
meeting, arc Monday. May 60 and Friday June
The entries to the Pelham and Country CLUB stoepie
chase Stakes will close on Thursday.
The popular steamboat trains from New-Haven IN
.,n.c,lon with the New-Haven steamers from Piei
os East River will begin running tomorrow for the
season
Carlton Brainard Of Mddlctown, Conn.,, left his
home in November TO come TO New-York Since then
bs friends have not been able TO trace him. He wa
about City years old six feet IN height and weighed
about 225 pounds
Copper don't always apply to broadway police
man. fer he often becomes blocked IN
Ann o'Della is likely to DO debarred from the prv
lege Of being happy medium
The total number Of immigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday was 1867.
large number of personal friends Of E M. Blum,
the United States Commissioner to the Barcelona Inter
national Exposition, who sailed on the steamship Ia
poureogne yesterday, went down as far as Sandy
hook on the steamboat +. W. Vosburgh, to bid him
farewell
The Pope Manufacturing Company, of Boston, has
published lihogTaph Of unique and artistic design,
suitable TO display in any door, window OF omce oi
business houses announcing the hour OF closing. by
an arrangement of stlckers any hour can DO gwen
The company will present one of these Autographs feo
to sny early-closng store upon receipt of two-cent
stamp TO pay postage.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad passenger and
freight line of steamers, running between newport
News and Liverpool, is to be discontinued. The
business has simply proved Improbable, ana the plan
10 build new steamers to take the place Of chartered
vessels which c. P. Huntington had under considers
non when he and r. J. Corts went to Europe last
summer, has been abandoned
The Mayors Marshal desires citizens who own dogs
to remember that If they not renew their dog
licenses before May 1 they will be compelled to pay
70 instead of 81 The dog pound has been moved to
the foot of East one-hundred- and second-st
Croton water receipts last week amounted to s2o'-
s23 So.
Little Marshall P. Wilder by his strict attention
to business" is said to have accumulated snug bank
account and to be the fair road TO prosperity.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver an historical
lecture on the University of Oxford, Illustrated on
tuesday afternoon, at Mrs George Kemp's No. 72o
Ffth-ave
Large theatre parties visit the Butterfly Show at
the Eden Musee almost daily, and loud In their
expressions of admiration at the brilliant coiorns OF
the immense collection. The Surrender OF Lee 10
General Grant," large group, Will soon be placed
on view. 1t comprises over twenty figures mostly
modelled from life. There will DO concerts by the
Hungarian ORCHESTRA this afternoon and evening
An Interesting lecture on Child Labor will be
delivered on Sunday evening at p m, by the daugh
ter Of Congressman William d. Kelley, the wenknown
Protectonst leader Mrs. wischnewetzky is the wife
Of Russian physician living IN this city, and is we'll
known as a student and writer social and economic
matters The lecture will be given at the Central
Labor Union Hall, No. 145 Eighth-st, before the
Labor Lyceum
The State Senate Committee on Taxation which was
n meet AT the Chamber of Commerce yesterday, ad-
iourned their meeting for one week owing TO the
of several Of the Senator'S and persons desiring
to DO heard
MANAGE Brandus Of the Battle of Gettysburg"
hss decided TO continue the war songs for another
week, as they have evidently made popular hit
Sneaker Charles j. NOyes and Clerk Edward A.
Mclaughlin. of the Massachusetts, House of Represen-
taves ran over from Boston to this city on Saturday
for a brief holiday The Speaker has mAny friends In
This city and his tall form is frequently seen In the
Hoffman House He declined TO talk about the
Massachusetts, Governorship, but admitted that he
had concluded TO allow his friends TO make canvass
tor him for the position
AS a result OF the suit against John hcily VINO con
,plred TO secure the escape Of Benson, the Mexican
prger from the Ludlow Street JAIL Kelly was committe
Tor trial and Edward A. Bertine of No, n East One
hundred and seventeenth-st, was held as witness
Tho testimony OF Berthe gave the details OF the plan
10 escape which was TO have been effected while
Benson Cd his way TO the court room
In the inquest into the death of August HILL alias
Rheinart the burglar who fatally shot by Police
man Mccormick, he breaking into house In
faA MS(tn rrntNt
from all blame and commended him for his bravery
DR.. j. W. Roosevelt, surgeon of the soawanhaka
COrinhian Yacht Club, gave the FIRST OF two lectures
at the club No East Thirty -second-st, last night
The subject of the Medical Emergencies,
and it included a short talk ventilation, food. dis
injecting and fresh water shlpboard.
Redwood shingles among the many commercial
contributions of California They fancied by some
builders for roofing and trimming snowy cottages on
account Of their natural deep rich contrasting color
Colonel j. H. Cowperthwait and family sailed for
Europe on the Cunardei serva yesterday.
At meeting of the Central Committee of the New
York Taxpayers Association yesterday. resolutions
were passed ndorsng the action Of the Beard OF
Aldermen In refusing TO allow the New-York and long
Island Railroad Company to tunnel and operate a
railroad through and Thry-eghthst Resolution:
were also passed condemning the taxation of mortgages
upon real estate being unjust double taxation.
a musical and literary entertainment Will De given
at steinway Hall Wednesday evening for the benefit
of the onvet Church Building Fund Among the
artists who Will appear are Emily Winant. Maria
Brainard and a. ?. Burbank, elocutlonist
The female prime pals of grammar departments OF
the public schools OF this city presented TO Thomas
Harrison, late Assistant Superintendent Of Schools
available watch In recognition of his valuable services
In the cause of education. The presentation was pr
vate In Difference TO Mr. Harrson's wishes.
BROOKLYN
Frank Casenoba, age six, of East New York, was de
tected yesterday In mispaeing a switch Of the Lonl