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

NETWORK CRY.
Iosenh Ball the grandfather OF S. F. KnrcIand ono
OF the leading members Of the Produce Exchange, del
at his home I'm Ogden yesterday In his 10ist year.
NJ Ball WIS Lorn IN Lee, Mass, IN April 80, 1877,
and in s23 removed to ogden. lie will be buried
| to- morrow.
The New.York state woman's Suffrage ASS ,cis
ton will hold It's annual convention on March 90, at
Masonic Temple. Addresses will be made by Anna
Garin Spcncer Clara Ncyman, Caroline Gkey Rogers,
Mary Seymour Howell. Marguerite More and Lille
Dcvcreux Blake Miss Helen Taylor, stcpdaughter
OF John Stuart MIL Mrs Alice Scatcherd, Miss F. Hen
retta Muller English delegates to the International
Council OF Women, which will meet In Washington on
March o5 and the Pundtta Ramaba are expected to be
present
"W. J. B.p-The Crystal Palace stood on Reservoir
SQUARE and was burned on October 3, 1858.
| The o"ndtion of Dr. Ward, who IS lying at the
Chambers Street Hospital reported yesterday to
be favorable to his Tsro!ery.
The business failures throughout the country in the
last week, as reported by II. G. Dun & Co., Of the
Mercantile Agency numbered COZ for the United States
and fory-two for Canada total of 244 against 27O
last eek and 220 in the corresponding week last year.
Maurice CaIIlct ssd to be a deserter from the
French army, who was arrested In Boston on 1huis-
day morning by Of Inspector Byrnes's detectives
on the complaint OF George A. Claenzer, decorator and
des gncr of No. Al Fast Tweiii6th-St who charged
Callet with stealing chemicals worth $780, was Yes
tcrday held for trial By Justice Power In the Tombs
Police Court.
Tho new bank to DC at No 3 East Fourtcenth-st
will have a. officers George L. Vail, formerly of the
Garfield National Bank president; william J. Worre.
cashier; and Henry s. HurlDut, vIcc-plcsidcnt.
A POLO pony meeting Will be given by the Rockaway
steeplecha,e Association on July 4, there being TWO
stecplechsses, hurdle and several Hat races
mi. ,.rtfG tha cfnl
house for comfort of the ladies' at the spring meet
ihg will be complete this year and gravel walks are
being male from the club house TO the saddng pad
dock.
Sheriff Grant aud Leicester Home have Just re
turned from a few days pleasure trip to Fortress
Monroe.
The class Of 81 Of Columbia College, ate It's annual
dinner at Morrcio's last night. A b. Gardner 1r,
was toast master, and toasts were responded to BY
Atherton Curtis, L. NICK whiting, S. Z. Herman, X.
Foster and W. Ii. Browning.
Richard Schultz, of No. 20 Rutgers place, nearly
swallowed the upper part Of set of false teeth yes
lerday and the pl- lie stuck In his throat. police
man sent for an ambulance and DR.. MCNAMARA, OF the
Gouycrne Sip Hospital, removed the obstruction.
A reception was given to the Rev. Henry NJ Sanders
on Thursday evening in :.mmem"ration Of the sixth
anniversary If his pa orate OF the Central Baplist
Church in Ferry -seconc-sL The church parlcis were
filed during the evening with members Oh inc cohsrc-
cation and personal friends of the pastor Mr. sanders
Will leave the city In a days for tp to florida
James Coleman, q bartender In a liquor store at
seventy eixthst. and Secondave., while intoAica"u,
d schargcd pistol twice by accident, no says, WOUND
ing two customers, Thomas German, OF No ESQ East
seventy siythst and owen Kenney, of No. 4l2 East
soventy i bird 81. GOIman's wound was serious Tho
bartender Wa, held 10 await the result Of German
Injuries.
The Goe he society will give reception to Henry
Irving I'm the Madison Square Theatre ON THURSDAY
a1cruoon March 10, at , o'clock. Iarke God"In,
uresdcu of the Coo he society, Will preside and vel
come Mr. Irving, who Will speak in reply. George
William Curtis Will deliver the concluding address
There will DC appropriate music by an orchestra oi
fifty.
b. f. Carpenter OF the Arcade Railway, explained
that company's plans yesterday before the haYId
Transit Committee, OF The Real Estate Exchange.
bazaar Will be held from March to 10 at the rooms
of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, NO. .
East Foureeuth-st, in aid Of tic department OF sol
dicrs and sailors.
Louis Perry of No. 164 Grand-St., and Jose Larr,
of No. 344 one hundred and third ST., woro he'd
in ~ 900 bail yesterday IN the Harlem Court for at
tacklng and robbing butcher, Nathan Lacrus OF NO
l576 Thrda ave-, in one hundI cd and scventirst on
Thursday night