New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04


volume, which enable the publisher to record inc
history and movements OF each work, and In case OF
fraud or wrong doing to identify 1t without the least
trouble Tho new system is so thorough and simple
that the only wonder IS that 1t was never apphed DO
fore 1t mag also be employed in libraries and public
institutions.
The Guild OF St Elizabeth will make their annual |
Faster visitation to the Almshouse Biackwels Island,
Tomorrow Gifts in money will be thankfully re-
ceved by the treasurer Mrs B. de Pcyster OF NO. loo
West Thlreenth-st The boat will leave East Twenty
sixthst. at 10 80 a All Interested In tho WORK arc
cordially invited to mako the trip.
The Church of ST. Charles Borromeo was Incorporated
Yesterday with Archbishop Michael A Corrlgan Mgr
Thomas A. Preston, the Rev. Charles NJ O'Keefe pas
tor, John Carln and Luke I. Donegan as trustees
The County Democracy Sub Executive Committee
last evening discussed at length the arrangements
needed for portatlng delegation OF the Orsehza
tion TO ST. Louis and return on the occasion OF the
Democratic National Convention. 1t was finally de-
cded leave the matter in the hands OF Richaid a
Cunningham, the treasurer of the committee.
The Wire Drawers Protective Association at No.
BAT West Twenty -ninth-st. last evening adopted a
resolution calling upon Congress to pass the Tonnage
bill now before 1t.
The Twenty-thlrd Street Tabernacle reopened today
with twenty one mammoth paintings by Paul Philip
poteanx. Tho collection includes realistic views OF
the battles of Shiloh Belmont, Appomattox. and the
seges Fort Donelson and Vicksburg during the CV
War besides many scenes from the life of General
Grant and views of places that no visited in Europe
during his famous Of the world One Of the larg
est works. entitled People Of all Nations contains
forty seven hfesze figures illustrating by typo OF
feature and detail of costume representatives OF as
many different natlonaitos. This is the first time
these paintings have been in this city. Tho ex-
hibitlon will be open day and evening
resolution of tho Board Of Aldermen which anthor-
zes the Park Commissioners to contract for exhiDtoh
cases and pedestals In the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art AT cost of s73,700 without advertising for COM
pettive bids received Mayor Hewitt's approval yes
terday.
II is announced that work on the electrical subways
will be resumed on April Is
Tho Board of Aldermen yesterday adopted the Dor
shelmer resolutions of respect by rising VOTE
Health Officer Smith detained the steamers Comoria
and Bolivia upon their arrival at Quarantine yeSter-
day for observ alton and fumigation Both are from
infected Mediterranean ports, but no sickness is re-
ported ehor. The former has l,203 and the iater
600 Italian immigrants on board
Adolph Creenbaum, who keeps q restaurant NJ NO
BIG East Houstonst., asked tho police yesterday 10
search for his adopted daughter Fanny, age fourteen
who had disappeared. He said she might have been
Kidnapped but 1t thought by others that she prob
ably had away to escape drudgery In the restau
rant.
Tho Harvard IIasty Pudding Club thcatricals in aid
the Berkeley Lyceum. The piece to be presented Is
called Constance: Or the Belle. the Beau and the
Bandit"
9Th. Gs-Mayor Hewitt was born IN Havcrstraw,
NY.
The Junior annual publication OF Columbia college,
"The Columbiad,' distributed to the students at
tho college yesterday. Over 400 copies of the book
were sold before night.
patro,man pooley is tho funny man Of the Bridge
Police.
"Pat. joyce Rossa's well known secretary and ex-
nightmare Of England is now engaged In the humdrum
occupation Of night Waterman
The Gaelic Society will hold It's annual Fcis Cecil
and Seanachas In Tammany and steinway Halls this
evening Denis Burns, the member for sligo' Will de-
liver address In Gaelic.
Tammany's scalping knives get buntcd every time
they make a dash at the Post Office Building.
now weekly paper called The Globe" which
aims TO collect both at home and abroad interesting In
telligence and public opinion current topics, has
boon started by the North American Exchange Com
pany of this city. Its first number is neat, we'll
printed and contains considerable information Of q
solid character.
Philips Hunt New York and San Francisco, have
sotten up an edition Of the "New Peoples Cyclopeda
OF Universal Knowledge in one immensely thick vol
ume which they call the 3" Jumbo" edition, and have
sent q copy to this Office an evidence OF sympathy
and for the recent loss of books Of reference
BY the City Department of The Tribune.
Telegraphlc advices received here yesterday by
friends OF Charles whitehead, president OF the New
York Pcnnsylvani and Ohio Railroad, who was In
iurcd In the Erie accident at sco, N Y, and who is
now III at Cleveland to the effect that his physicians
considered him to be out Of danger
AT a meeting Of the New York Historical Society at
Eeventh-st and Second ave-, last night, Henry r.
johnson read paper Sir Henry Clinton and Move
ments the Hudson In 1719'
Guard No 457 on the Third Avenue Elevated Rail-
road spends much Of his spare time between stauons'
and when not dnty, carving in wood with common
pcnknfo He has many elaborate carvings, inciud-
fng flowers and birds principally
Henry Willard will sail for Europe the steamer
Trave day. HIS visit supposed to be for pleasure
although Mr.. Willard is likely consult with his
clients the Dcuche Bank. Berlin about further In
vestments In American securities.
r. K Fox last year offered diamond whip for the
Jockey making the best record In the racing 1t
has been awarded to James Mclaughlin and the pres
eptation will take place Sunday night at the Star
Theatre The united orchestras Of the Star and Tony
PASTORS theatres will appear
Another funeral service hold yesterday over tho
body OF Father Diumgoole. at Mount Loretta Staten
island whittier It had been removed for burial Tho
ontcai mass was celebrated by Archbishop Corrigan
IN the presence of q large congregation There were
nearly 900 orphan children present who belonged to
the institution of which the dead priest was the head
BROOKLYN.
Tho VIII OF James How. who died on February 20,
ss probated Yesterday The estate left to his widow
Another trial trip was made by train on tho Kings
County Eeva ted road In Futon-st yesterday
Ont OF l<0 candidates for examination as policemen
alI have passed and put on the eligible lists yes
terday.
DR. O. N. Ferris, who has been connected with the
King County Insane Asylum for number OF yeas