New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
NETWORK CITY.

noon and evening at the Home In Ssxty-sixth ST., Do
tween Third and Lexington aves. There Will DO pre'
addresses by prominent ministers and also musea eA'
ercses
Reuben Lodge No 3. Independent Order Free Sons
OF Israel have presented to Abraham Strauss goiu
watch and chain, as a token OF appreciation OF the
jealous and faithful work performed by Dir. strauss
since his membership, January 49, lsoS
The Tammany Society last evening initiated several
members Prominent among them were Daniel Dough
crty, City Judge Enrich, ex-Assemblymen John d.
McGoldrick and Philip Wissg, Samuel o. RUSSELL VIII
lam Sauer Richard ID. Hamilton, John l. McDonoueh
and Henry G. Schrader
p. H. Dudley gave about a hundred stereopucoh
views at the Academy of Sciences Columbia college,
last night of the country through which the Panama
Canal being cut with explanations OF the WORK ana oi
| tbe machinery used The hall filed with mem
bers and their friends.
Tho committee appointed each year by the Supreme
Court to conduct the examination of applicants for
admission to practise attorneys will hold Its frst
examination in 1888 Saturday morning at the Court
House.
The Rev. M. II. Pogson, pastor Of the West Six
teenth Street Baptist Church, will lecture there on
Dancing" this evening
There s no truth in the report which ascrbes to the
Rev. Dr. De Costa the saying that cit s as dangerous
to between phlanthropis and his philanthropy
between q dog and his bone"
Carry ng out President smmonss idea Of introducing
the American flag the public schools George Cary
Eggleston has offered to present handsome flag to
the young women of the Normal College
Health Cnloer Smith discovered one case Of small
pox among the steerage passengers on the steamship
Normandie yesterday. Tie ship and passengers wcre
then fumigated.
Lord Arran and his daughter, Lady Gore, visited
Castle Garden yesterday.
Bernard Herman, an officer OF the Supreme Court,
Part H. died on Saturday from malignant diphthera
Tho members Of the straw ride party who were In
ured by their conveyance tipping over at Two hundred
and eighth-st Saturday night wore all doing well
yesterday. One young is still In the Ninety
ninth Street Hospital, but she will be sent home to-
morrow.
An Aldermen's committee, on Thursday at M,
will listen to testimony relative to lands under water
along the Harlem River.
Some of the calendar makers forgot that this was
leap year. and In many houses around town March Is
now day ahead
Columbia College has been invited to compete with
Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania In four
milo lace In celtoarcd shells on tn, Della ware River
Philadelphia
James r Cunning ex-prosldent of the Friendly Sons
OF S.. Patrick, got into hot water with some OF his
fellow members on account Of having attended the
Queens Jubilee services last May and made speech
In praise Of the Queen. These members now object
TO his having attended the Canadian Club dinner to
Mr. Oh ANTE lan; but Mr.. Cunning Is lon ger prcsl
dent of the Friendly Sons
Dynamite Professor MezzeroH, who claims to be
an Irish patriot, has started newspaper known as
- The Emancipation"
It is understood that the outraged American hen L.
Staying for" the egg trust.
The Third-avo. elevated railroad people to pay
no attention to the command of the courts that they
shall not build q third track Work to this end Is
daily proceeding, openly, defantly
group Of young gathered at No 10 Avenue
@, last Saturday night, to organize junior alumni
association of Grammar School No. 10, at No. us
Nth-st. The association elected an executive COM
mittee consisting Of Maurice b. Blumenthal, Otto
Vile, Max A. Herzog and Simon Frank, and the fol-
lowing officers, IL A. Robertson chairman, Walter IL
Van wart vice president. Max NJ Herzog treasurer,
Maurice B. Blumcntha editor, and Albert Berg secre-
tary Tho assoclatl,n Is constituted OF graduates o.
the sctool
Judging by the heaped-up bales Of merchandise,
the blockaded trucks and the throng of hurrying
passengers in Broadway everybodys business is rush
ng-exccpt tho messenger boys
Valentino Goelz of No. 1872 West Houstonst.. who
was shot In the breast and face aud whose wife was
murdered by Charles Ciblin. the counterfeiter, on
February 15, was pronounced out of danger and ap-
peared yesterday at Jefferson Market Court. de
made an affidavit that Charles Gblin wilfully and
maliciously shot him CbliD Is at the TomDo, await
ing tie action Of the Grand Jury.
An extremely common expression In the city now
Is: al voted for him once, but would not vote for
him again. The present occupant of the White House
is the him. referred to.
Assistant District-Attorney Dos Psssos like
child in the hands of Bourke Cochran. That is what
ono Of tho jurors in the SQuire-Flynn case says
The Rev. John Robinson age elghty-two, Of West
Brighton, g. l., fell while getting off Broadway car,
at Chambers ST., yesterday and was bruised severely
policeman took him the hospital where bis friends
found him
Though T. T. Barnum's chances for the Presidency
are not anywhere regarded dangerous yet his most
contomptuous rival In the race cannot truihfuiy as
sert that he has no show"
Now is tho time young mans fancy turns to specu-
lation on the staying qualities Of his last seasons top
coat.
The annual meeting of the United states Lawn Ten
mis- Association will be hold in this city Friday
The Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost declines to be called
u nrofessional lberal' In religious matters. This Is
rather hard on Colonel Ingcrsou