New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
NETWORK CRY.

NETWORK CITY.
The animal Princeton dinner will no given at tho
Hotel Brunswick. on Thursday March IT, Presidents
ucCosb and Patton will both DO present and the Cleo
Club Will sing.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will givo an art OK
hlldtlon and musical reception ia their handsome club
house. No 524 Fiith-avc on the evening Ol MaIoh d
A concert will lie given In stelnwsy Hall this even
ing by Gilmore's Band, assisted by singers ana play
ers for the benefit of St Marys Home for Respectable
Young Women Seeking Employment Ihs eNeeuehl
home is at No 1l3 W est fourteenth-sI
Tho Young women's Mission Band Of Calvary Bap-
fist Church IS TO benefit from entertainment ana
sale at the church this afternoon and evening. There
Is TO be- no lmportuning and no rafting ana In the
evening J. Williams Macy viii give humorous dv ,h
solo quartet of the church ana members Oh the cho
John Lewis employed at No 81 Pe,rl-st., was sent
TO clean out the bread tank in the bark Mary McMasers
at Pier No a. Fast River, at a m. yesterday. An
hour later he was found lnsensble in the tank John
Evans, the mate on the vessel carried him ont anu
sent for an ambulance, but LOWS died in few minutes
The cause of his death was not known
March scoms little premature In raising tho
wind"
Miss Ellen Terry who came from Coventry, England
not only boldly avows that she is forty. but celebrates
her birthday as well. Many of the women Of forty
Who say they're only twenty should DO sent TO
Coventry.
Wholesale grocers are confident of an enlarged call
from the south for line specaltes this coming spring
Winter is to leave in day or two and It is to
I've hoped that the potent Gallagher VIII ohcr no
impcdmcnt.
Spring Will soon be here and DlvlsIonst. Will once
more bloom with the bevy Of bareheaded damscls who
solicit trade for the gorgeous millinery product Of that
nelghborhOod
Why do you call that horse straight Flush ~ was
aseld Of driver. "Coz he's so hard to hod,' was
the crushing reply
What is most needed In this country now is a
cigarette that Will ngt stain the thumbs
The strife on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad was felt here yesterday by advance of 60
cents per hundred cattle and IA to 12 cent per
pound on dressed quarters. New-York depends upon
that road for than onehaf OF It's Western supply
of beef and becves.
The first course OF Professor stoddard's attractive
and interesting Ienten lectures opened at DalS
Theatre yesterday morning at II o'clock 1t was
largely attended and much enjoyed by all present.
The subject was New Travels in Sunny SPAIN
Professor stoddard has delightful method OF con
veying both information and entertainments ana his
Illustrations are well executed that he pleases tho
ear, eye and mind. His next lecture In course a.
which was begun yesterday, Will DO delivered on
Monday, March D. Ills first lecture In the second
course Course b. on the same subject as that OF yes
terdays lecture, will be given tomorrow
Some parts Of the roadway the Bridge needed
repairs badly and gang Of men went to work ycster-
day to make the Improvements
The directors Of the Eden Musee Company yesterday
elected Louis WindmulIer director to I'LL vacancy
He takes much interest i'm hno arts and has been
collector of paintings, BOOKS and OBJECTS OF ART lof
many years
The body of General Jose Antonio Paez Will lie in
state In the City Hall prior to It's being taken to
Venezuela
There Is probably less galantry shown in the Bridge
cars than In any other place the western Henri
sphere.
-Four baseball meetings Will be held in this city aud
Brooklyn before next Tuesday
Judge CndeIslecve yesterday ordered that Thomas
j. Mooney, the dynamifcr. VINO was acquitted On the
ground Of insanity of the charge of arson, in setting
fire 10 the British steamer Queen be committed to tho
state Lunatc Asy lam at tIca; Inc pm slclanS VINO
examined him declare that ne is now insane
Probably the Union Square Theatre would not have
been burned If Berthe Van Alstync' had been on
hand TO Zip his silver dollar.
st. Johns Lodge of Free Masons, Of Norwah, Conn,
will pay d fratcrnal visit to Sycamore Lodge at the
Masonic Temple tonight
"The Fourteenth Street Bank In tho City Of New
York" has been Incorporated The capital is 100000
ia shares Of 500 and the right Is reserved TO
increase It to 100000. Judge Morgan j. o'Bnen'
Geo &c r. an, - hondIhT IIo~, ~ ~, I,'
among the Shareholders.
Tho Progress Club will give pleasant and in some
res poets unique entertainment Saturday night at
No. and 10 East Fifty ninth-st. The club house
has been formed into a series OF Venetian scenes
guests requested TO wear Italian costumes ana
every arrangement IS being made to provide ideal
"Nght I'm Venice" true to the orig ual possible
The new editors for 1.-THE Spectator Of Columbia
College, have been elected follows Managing editor
Rcmsen Johnson, 80; business manager, William J.
Warburton, 80: financial editor, William Shlllaber, tr
80; art department manager, Herbert Mapcs 80
l. W. Ely, 80 q. d. Mumlold $50 d. IL Tenny 80 !;
and NJ Howard. '9i
sxty-three dead bodies removed yesterday
morning from the Morgue to Harts Island whore they
were buried by the city authorities. This was an
unusually large lumber OF bodies for the Morgue They
came from the hospitals anlshOuscs, and from families
too poor to bury their dead
The Wcshmen In this city will observe Tomorrow
St. Davd's Day-n honor Of St. David the patron saint
OF Wales In the evening the welsh Society of this
city will hold Its annual dinner at DelnoncOs.
A large congregation was present yesterday in the
Church OF the Holy Name Of Jesus I'm West Ninety
seventh-st at the funeral of the Rev Peter f. Magarm
Many priests also present besides those, upward
NJ Hfty in number who rccted the Office for the deed
The Rev. charles a. Meredith of the Church OF the
| Holy Rosary preached the sermon Archbishop CORR
gan pronounced the bencdcilon after which the body
was taken TO Calvary Cemetery
The third annual exhibition OF the Columbia College
Amateur Pholographing Society Will be held In the
Chemical Museum Of the School of Mines at Fourth
ave and Forty -nnth-st, to evening and Fri
day afternoon. The committee of arrangements are
ChcstOn SimmOnds John . Hoyt Arthur A. StOughtOn.
Othy Is, Parker and Herman y. Ileman.
At a meeting of the stockholders OF the Brooklyn
Bridge and South shore Railroad Company yesterday
AT No 10 Park Row, the following directors were
elected for this year: John H. Cheever, David Haght
| Lanes Auerbach r. II. Hartman, J. d. Chcever ID.
H. King H. L. ROby, ". "a wynn, T. A. Brine her
! boG n T. Lawrence, ". III. Stevenson, C. Cunningham
and - i. Richards.
BROOKLYN.
The tugb0at a. Il. Gray, owned By Edward Amman,
caught fire yesterday at the foot Of Harrson-st and
| - Italy dcstrpVcd valued al . 600