New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03
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NETWORK CITY,
The amount Of city funds on deposit at noon yes
terday was so5S4,OO0. Licenses issued by Mayors
Marshal last week, 555; collected. s5,357 rs. Re
eeipts from Croton water s43,65e II.
Electric or--The name Of the Alderman from
tho XvrIIth District is James NJ. Fitzsimons-not
Fitzsimmons, and pronounced with the second ~i'
long and accented
Ono hundred members Of the Young Mems Christian
Association went q long walk yesterday to Glen
wood and Tuckahoe, the line Of tho New-York and
Harlem Railroad.
Lafayette Post, No 40 Grand Army Of the Re
public, viii present a flag TO the College Of the City
Of Ncw-York at q meeting Of the alumni on Friday
evening.
boat every hour from wcst Twenty -third-st.,
from q. m. until p. m, half an hour later from
Pier Now No. /, and return trips from Coney Island
piers hourly, from 10 40 a m. until 80 p. m, is
what tho Iron Steamboat Company viii do today, and
continue to do during the week
Ono Of the figures In Philppoteaux's Battle Of
Gettysburg. which attracts much attention is that OF
a Confederate officer who IS leading his mon in
Wild charge upon a Onion battery. In his excitement
be has hurled his cap Into the midst of the battery
and waving TO his to follow him, is In the act
Of leaping with uplifted sword after IT, The whole
attitude Of the figure also the facial expression,
is full OF vivdncss, realism and force.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF West Harlem,
which has recently been organized has now upward
of seventy pembers and has opened headquarters In
One hundred and twenty ffth-st Eightha ave,
where meetings viii be held weekly. The officers
are David b. Sckes, president Frederick +. Nugent,
vice president; and L. F. Canaan, secretary
2iskinskie John F. Newman around making
collections among the Tammany braves yesterday TO
defray the expenses of the Fourth Of July festivities
this year at the big wigwam.
The laying Of the cornerstone Of the German
Evangelical Church of Yorktown in Eighty fourthst,
between First and Second ayes, VIII take plare this
afternoon at halfpast o'clock The Rev. DR.. Terry
viii preside.
Justice Joralemou yesterday removed Thomas Ken
ny from the janitorshp Of the With District Court
at seventh-ave and Twenty secondst, and appointed
Joseph c. Frederlcks In his place
At Its session yesterday the State Civil Service
Commission appointed c. j. Kintner as chairman of
the examiners of employees OF tho Board of Electrical
Control
Mr. Thomas p McElrath, who for many years was
associated with Horace Greeley in the publication OF
The Tribune yesterday elected an honorary mem-
Der of the New York Press Club Mr. McElrath now
eighty years old
Frank H. Damrosch delivered his third lecture to
teachers yesterday the Holt system, in Associa-
ton Hall. He assisted by class of boys and
girls ffom Yon1eis. Between 700 and 500 teachers
were present
Count Arco the newly appointed German Minister,
ls quietly enjoying his visit here in renewing old
scqlaintlnces. lie Is rarely in his hotel the Abe
marie, and his coming and going there are dplo-
matte and known only to his valet. Count Arco
starts for Washington tomorrow.
Archbishop Corrigan confirmed COO children in the
Church of ST. Vincent Ferrer in Lexngton-ave., yes
terday.
Ex-Alderman Captain J. J. Ryan, Of the 69th Regi-
ment, supported Cleveland in 81 but asserts en-
physically that no Will not vote for him this fall.
General Arson G. McCook has given $50 to the
Irish Brigade Gettysburg Monument Fund.
Brigadcr- General A. W. Greedy, of the army the
Arctic hero, and honorary member Of Kane Lodge
Will present tho Lodge Tuesday night the Arctic
Masonic flag made b. him at Fort Congcr, Grinnell
Land, in 1882 1t Will be accepted by Past Grand
Master j. Edward Simmons.
The entrance examinations of the incoming Fresh
man class of Columbia College will begin tomorrow
The present Freshmen threaten to make things warm
for them' but pr. Drsler the acting president has
forbidden all the Freshmen and Sophomore TO go upon
the college campus during the week without special
permission.
The property on the west side Of Fourh-ave., from
Fortieth-st TO Forty st. has been mortgaged for
5000 900 by Hugh Smith tc the Bowery Savings Bank
Mrs. Langtry has invested $4,000 in real estate
in this city. She takes security two assignments
of mortgages from Frederick Middlebrook
S. B. Elklns left New-York with his family in a
special car over the Pennsylvania Railroad for Deer
Park on Friday evening he does not expect 10 return
to the city again until after the Republican COnven
ton.
There was a drunken fight in Louis Miller's beer
shop at No 1896 Firstave. early yesterday, and
Miller was hit on the head with bottle by James
Delmore, of No. 500 Second ave, who fed but was
arrested after Miller had been taken to the Presby
terrain Hospital
The strawberry festival and bazaar for the benefit
of St. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, In East
Twenty eighhst In this city, which was held In the
basement hall OF that church during the two weeks
ending May 20, Melted nearly $4,000.
The members Of the Produce Exchange held a meet |
ing In the Board Of Managers room yesterday, and
adopted resolutions on the death OF William H.
Trafton Editor of The Produce Exchange Reporter"
A delegation from the Exchange VIII attend the |
funeral to-day. u
BROOKLYN
Tho Kings County Cricket Club dereated the Cosmo-
poltan Club OF this city in Prospect Park yesterday