New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho death throes Of the battle chargers cruelty
mangled by shot shell Is one Of the features OF
graphic interest In Phiippotcaux's monster canvas OF
Gettysburg. The terror of the farmhouse cattle who
End themselves caught in the Of the battle is
also vividy depicted.
The second Of the series parlor readings in French
and English by Louis Leahey will take place at NO.
a33 West Thirty fourth-st this afternoon, at 80
o'clock
Edward H. Hawke, IT,. initiated on Monday
evening as a member Of Z" The Tammany Society or
Columbian Orders Mr.. Hawke Is the financial secre-
tary OF Tammany Hall and is now wigwam brave
Of tho inner circle.
The Alexander Hamilton Post G. A. r., promises to
extend It's popularity and influence In Harlem HAND
some new rooms have been rented at Arthur HAIL.
on Sixth ave. Observation-Disclosures six'h-s''
which will be open every night.
James r. Cunning, ex president Of the Friendly Sons
Of St. Patrick says that the only hot water he has had
with his fellow members Las been mingled with the
customary adjuncts; and further that the frlenoiy
Sons are not of that narrow pattern OF men which
would count dining in company with Mr. Chamberlain
Is an Endorsement OF that genteman's politics, OF
oven OF his treaty for which he is entitled to the I'M
stinted thanks-of the Canadians.
"Grant Monument Penn has Just been put on
the market at the suggestion Of well known philan-
throps. two-thlrds of the prcc of which is to 60 10
the Grant Monument Fund The pen Is well-made ana
is designed suit the average writer. 1t bears an
excellent medallion head of Grant, furnished by
Tiffany II may be obtained Of leading statloners,
printers and publishers, who have volunteered to re-
ccive orders and at the Grant Monument Association
No lac Broadway
Tie New. York and Bangor Steamship Company has
been Incorporated with capital of $4,000
The auction sale Of Henry Havemeyers collection
Of bronzes slverwae. tapestries. etc. at the american
Art Galleries was finished yesterday, the receipts OF the
day being abont $1,000
It's no use arguing with amateur photographer
he has views of his own
That arch nuisance the Assembly ceiling at Albany
should be rebuilt with gllttering blocks OF anthracite
Coal comes down
Among the policemen who were on trial before
Commissioner Voorhis at Headquarters yesterday was
Edward Hahn the SLAYER of Captain Jack Hussey.
A roundsman of the fremont Squad caught Hahn Off
rost in a cigar store the other day. Hahn explained
that he had Just stepped into the place TO buy cigar
Claus sprccklcs doesn't give the sugar trust any
stany1
MAYOR Hewitt thinks the correct thing in dogs is
Arsenic.
The anthracite producing companies yesterday de-
eded TO reduce their schedule for coal 80 cents
Der ton to- these figures Broken, SO 70 egg IA stove
and chestnut "a rs. This is the usual spring re-
duction II IS denied that there are differences among
the coal companies.
Charles D.. Dupsill, 80 who met with sernns accl-
dent In Hartford last week, is the son OF John T.
Burriu, Of Ncw-York Tho young man is better and
may recover.
The students of Columbia College decided to form
q lawn tennis association yesterday and d. b. Sloan,
'es was elected president and O. Campbell '0l, SEQ
rotary and treasurer. The young propose to join
the National Tennis Association and Will apply for
admission next week when the Association holds Its
convention.
Professor c. f. Chandler successfully defeated an at
tempt to have a rush In the School OF Mines OF
Columbia College yesterday, By walking oil with the
The Columbia College Baseball Association has en-
ragged the Polo Grounds for its use while training
during spring and will 60 upon the ground as soon
as the weather will permit The association has also
engaged the grounds for all their homo dates for
games which occur during May. All games played
in April will be played on the grounds Of opposing
clubs.
The directors OF the German Society yesterday elected
these officers Charles Hausclt, president. Julius W.
Brunn and Frederick Krutina, vice presidents william
A. schmtthenner and Ernest Steiger, secretaries
Oustave H. schwab, treasurer.
Professor George Gunton lectured last night on
industrial Depressions' In the lecture room OF r.
Heber Newtons Church before the class for the study
Of economic questions.