New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-15
NEX.YORK CITY.

institute Of Accounts University Building, p m.
NETWORK CITY
Columbia College will be closed to-day as 1t is Ash
Wednesday. The Day Of Prayer for Colleges 10 not
observed there, however
Tho Charity Organization Society has established a
district Office at No. 90 Williams Robert W Hebberd
special officer Of The society, will be I'm charge There
Ee and aS pUD s%S many e
office will investigate and ACT on all cases referred to It,
The Ioboken ferry house Barclay is rapidly
approaching completion
The sophomore Of Columbia College have appointed
the following committee to consider the subject Of the
annual sophomore triumph over Legendre: T. b.
Ienneld, chairman, Frank Crane, A. Ii. Patton and
Herbert Mapes.
"This is the drtie.t thoroughfarc this city or in
any other city,, sad pol ceman in VESTS yesterday
The street has been regular quagmre for the last few
days.
1t took one Of the Belt Line an hour yesterday
af ernoon TO 90 from the Battery to Canal ST. One OF
the tas'ensers complained and got thus reply from the
four hours 10 get this far uptown"
| Stephen Ma sett Doems Ppes) will give his popular
monO.oguo entertainment at the rooms Of the Harlem
Democratic Club in One hundred-andtwenty- tfth-st.,
10 NOR ow evening at O'Clock
The Architectural League of New York has adopted
luton proceeding eainst the terms OF the conpo-
lit on FIR plans OF the proposed new criminal court and
nun cpal buildings. copy OF the resolutions has
been sent TO the Mayor.
The Aldermen yesterday passed resolution
mendns The board OF Estimate to increase the pay OF
lice sergean
Captain Charles W Kennedy, for many years tho
con mander of the White Star steamship rmanic, has
been app tinted Superintendent OF Tugs and Sc0ws In
tn . ,b Rrs C.r S"9 b he1neyS
81. Helena whlie Napoleon was prisoner there.
full dress rehearsal of the Philharmonic Society Of
BROOKLYN will be held steinway Hall, this city. at
80 p. m to day. The soolsts Miss Emily
Win WHAT Mrs clsmen'ine Lasar st9dwel Mss Minnie
snd D. NJ Babcoch
John Schroeder and Frederick l. Bolte, clerks
ployed BY E. Ridley Son, pleaded guilty yesterday
before Judge Glldesleeve to charges of larceny
AMI daughter, was sentenced to two years and nine
months In the 10 itontiary. Bolte, who assisted in
so of he ira sac ions, was allowed 10 plead 10
ohargo of petit larceny and sentenced to years
imprisonment.
The Young Peoples Society I Pilgrim Congregational
Church. celebrated s first anniversary last night with
literary and musical entertainment after which a
cepfon was held IN the church parors, where refresh
ments were served
Bizzys speech didn't give the ring much Of a spn,n
remarked grain broker yesterday at luncheon with
a companion "NO," said the latter, :" / guess the
old man short of wheat"
Mrs. Langtry has struck a silver mine. She may
stake her claim but she will never dare to fence in
Ex-Aderman Charles b. Waite is a terrible blizzard
Every time he enters the District Attorneys Office he
sends shiver away up to Montreal
An injunction that "Injuncts7 is what is wanted
The work of laying third track on tho Third ave-
elevated road south of seventy sxth-st. has been
sumcd.
"To place and power all public spirit tends' appears
to be the motto of that section of the Anti Poverty
Society led by W. I. Croa'daIe, who, according to
Michael Clarke Of the leaders Of the other section
broke into" his box TO get the books II call meet ng
The news OF The rupture is said 70 have hestened John
Socialists" is laughing in his sleeve.
Store keepers and street vendors alike are selling
moro pictures Of James G. Blaine than ever before.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club held yesterday. p j.
Dwyer, Richard Hyde, James shcvlIn. John McCsrty
l. {. lehman. NJ +. Dryer, A. {. Washington, John
Delmar and b. A. Haggin elected drcc ors, 1883
of the 5000 shares OF stock having been voted.
william Cullen Brewster nephew and heir OF Sea
tuy BrCws and Of the executors OF the estate
Of th~t nll sails for Germany to day where his
" e a ID daughter have been living for year. Tho
toui tnat h intends to take Is an extended one.
AT The annual meeting OF the Old Dominion Steam
sh p Con plny y sterthy, John NJ Robinson, Isaac
Bell, W. H. Stanford, T. T. Huntington, +. j. Kimbsll,
[. T. Fischer, Noldaun' Bodine, Z. c. btockiey and
J I'm W. Causey were elected trustees. The board
q lei JOED NJ. Robin o pcsden,. William ii. 81 an
ford v,cepIesdeit and W. L. Gullaudsn secretary.
Tnrou1 h The Kindness of Mrs william IL Vanderbilt |
the In.m.tabo mime, Marshall T. Wilder, has been en-
gag to amuse tn youngsters OF the BOYS Lodging
Ii use, No. 3l4 East 1hnty-hnh ST., this evening |
loo~s vii aso be distributed among thcm through !
Nj s. Naade.blt's kin N IS. Man, o. the boys at ms
home are cippes, anu they have shop where they
make all sorts VI brushes.
Frank Nj l:r, ag] six, living al No 3ll East ono
hundre "a furte 'nlh s., yesterday
ait By Borden 4 Co.'s milk wagon, No. Ia. at
s. aid One hundred AlOunn-~t 1hc
rig.t ieg Was bOken
The CATION of the Local Steamboat Inspectors
WIS nj mud yesterday in the Posl-Ofce Building
TAe imony in relation to the plots liz granted
TO III hard J. Moran was Substantially concluded and
d. cision viii be rendered to-day
The trlstces Of the Museum Of Natural History have
com let their plans for the building which Is to
be adj d to the Mus uin and Will confer WITH the Park
curcd APPLICATION viii be made 70 the Com roller for
the isue of bonds To enable the the new
bui ding To teSn III spring.
The Young Mems Christian Association State Con- /
venon will be .l it, session in the Pilgrim Congroga-
tionl Church, on"-hund. edand-t wenty hrst-st and
Mad sOnav TO MORROW = 80 p. George C.
6awytr OF syracisc, president OF the convention last
yea, vii cal the SESSION 10 Older and the opening
. dress viii he made by the Rev. Dr. A. f. Kttredge
1he uniay evening session viii be held In The brook
ly building Of The Young Men Christian AS Jciation
AL the sessions are open " the public
The examination OF A. II. Hammond and G. S. Hart,
charged with being bucket shop propnetors, again
al !ou ned al the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
The Coudert Brothers, counsel for picture-dealer
Knoeder, In the Knoedler-Comstock case, submitted
tie brief eray morning Judge Kilbreth sitting
Ia Special S sslons 1t recapitulao, the evidence In
ami also cites the evidence in Muller case
which Involved of the pictures in question A
decision Will not be rendered Tor some time
BROOKLYN.
Charles Gallagher, another smallpox patient from
he Natl nal nj to the CHAR les Com soners
rcster ay and was sent to the hospital Health Com
n,JH nI,al a,,la