New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-05
NETWORK CITY.

artbpr " TYLER smoke yesterday before tho Associa-
ton for the Training Of Teachers, at No University
Place. on Books and Book Making before the lnvcn-
ton OF Printing
The Board Of Managers Of the Cotton Exchange yes
tcrday reInstated s. F. Russell as a member Mr.. Rus
sell was one of the victims Of Southern cotton broker
whose failure had many mysterious and unsavory
features about it Mr.. Russell has settled with his
creditors
Collector Magonc has found four bad Republicans
In the Aquidating Division. who must go. They arc
f. p Crngle, G. w. Hart. A. c. Reynolds. and W.
spcdon They arc recommended for discharge for the
unsatisfactory quality Of their work.
The annual election Of officers and trustees of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Club will take place next Thurs
day night at the clubhouse. No. 433 Flfthave
The Dock Commissioners gave permission yesterday
to Bcrnhe,ner schmd. the Lion Brewery owners, to
erect pumping station at the foot Of West One-hun-
drcd andeigth-st. Schwartzschild & Sulzberger'
butchers were directed to show why penalty
should not be imposed them for dumping garbage
into the East River at Fortysixthst. Bradish john
son received notice to repair a bulkhcad at west
Forty-eighth--st.
Buffalo Bill and his entire exhibition will arrive IN
this city from Manchester, England. in about fort
night preparatory the opening Of the summer season
on Decoration Day, at ErastiDa, Staten Island. The
show will be twice extensive as it was before and
several new and exciting features will be part of It,
The New-York Arcade Railroad Company has sent
nut a circular stating that 1t has entered into con-
tract with syndicate OF wealthy American capitalists
with European associates and that the construction OF
its underground railway will be begun Immediately.
No names given in the circular
@w. W. NJ, trn-If you write to Senator ingalls, he
will undoubtedly send you copy of his speech as cor
rected and printed in full.
number Of persons have gone to No. 416 Third ave.
recently to inquire for George B. Leonard man who
is not known there Now the police searching for
him on complaints that he IS swindlcr. He has SAID
that he was a teacher out OF employment
Not member of the Metal Exchange had confidence
enough Yesterday take buyers sellers contract
on tin In the present state of the market The dis
patches from London reported further decline of 20
por ton and this frightened of Spectators
Ex-senator Alexander Mcdonald. of Arkansas. who
has boon seriously Ill at the Hotel st. Marc. was much
better yesterday. and is thought by his physician Dr.
Fleming to bo out Of danger
Dr. William A. Cumming will deliver lecture upon
Tho Historical Aspects of the Irish Question: in the
Library Building OF Columbia College this morning.
The Barnard Literary Association of Columbia Col
lege elected the following officers for the next term
Yesterday: President, d. Mumford $50: vice pres
dent j. s. Fiske 90; secretary, M. Howard 91 critic
B. n. Cardozo. 80.
The date Of the spring of the Columbia College
Athletic Association has been changed to Thursday. May
II. at tho Manhattan Athletic Grounds
The following members of the senior class of
Columbia College School Of Arts have been selected by
the faculty as candidates for the $50 prize given TO the
most deserving studept Of tho graduating class
Clarence Hoffman Young. Charles Sears Baldwin and
Guy Van Anringe. The selection Of the class will
take place in two weeks.
Schedules in the assignment Of II. d C. S. Mlkon,
Stockholders of No. 20 Broadway. show liabilities
900 90 nominal assets S15s.459 Ga: and actual
assets, $2S.494 o.
service of song, led by Ira D. sankey and George
c. Sebbens will be held In Association Hall tomorrow,
at Us D. thore will also BIO White Cross address.
The s2d New-York Veteran Association last night
arranged for their first annual dinner on May 81. and
received reports the Of movement to raise
funds for a monument at Gettysburg.