New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
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The Tribune has received e14 Tor the Fresn-Af
Fund from several little girls who held fair at
No. 100 Lexngton-ave.
The Harvard Club VIII hold its fifth regular meeting
.of the year at the clubhouse No. IL West Twenty
second.st, on Saturday night
reception TO all students wiz be given in the
conccrt-haI of the Metropolitan Opera House on
Saturday evening by those Interested tn the students
Movementss The Columbia College Banjo Club VIII
furnish the music.
Tho students of Columbia Collage are, enjoying To-
day as a holiday, Ash wednesday being 30 observed
By the college
Mrs Charles D. Lakey WI open her gallery at
No SO Fifthsve. free to the public on Sundays this
month from 70 o'clock
The North German Lloyd steamship Fulds wens
aground on Monday afternoon on Sandy Hook BAR
Southwest Spit whore thero was supposed TO %
thirsysix feet of water 1t Is the Same spot where
the cunard steamship Etsuna went aground some time
ago
The Elevated Rsiiroad Commission heard evidence
in The csss of tho damage done by the elevated road
10 the property Of George B. Deane. at the southeast
corner OF Tbirdst and sixthave.. yesterday. There
are several pieces of property in that neghooF9o an
regard TO which tho Commissioners VIII hard IN q
batch OF awards in a few days. Tho next hearing
wiz be at p. 10. to morrow
The delegates appointed to represent the United
States at the international Marine Conference at WASH
sngton en- October Is have been requested TO meet
At washington on March 25. W. w. Goodrich one
of the delegates, said yesterday that they were TO
meet at Washington this month to confer with each
other and to formulate programme for the con-
ference in October
Company II, 22d Regiment, under command OF
Captain J. w Finch VIII receive and escort the
Toledo Cadets on their return from Washington They
,-wn arrive IN New-York this afternoon and VIII DO
escorted to the arInory Of the 22d Regiment wnoe
they vii give an exhibition driIl In the evening.
Judge Grdersleeve yesterday sentenced Thomas
Watts who was convicted of placing an OBSTRUCTION
on the track Of the Belt Line Railroad while the recens
strike was In progress, to two months hnprisonmem
In the Penitentiary.
District Attorney Fellows said yesterday that the
visit Of Henry Hartman Of the deputy assistants
of the DistrictAhorney, to Montreal had nothing 20
do with the bribery cases. Mr.. Hartman, he said
was on an excursion for rest and pleasure only.
Tho hrst monthly reception Of the New-York Press
Club yIIl be given this evening at tie club-roomG
Tired Leslie Of the Gafety Company; Miss Horton,
whistler Miss Mabel Stephenson. bird warbler; W. @
Dorc banjoist: George Clarke. Of Mr.. Days company,
and others WIN furnish the entertainment
There win DO services to-day at 10 80 a. m. and
n 80 D. m at An Saints Protestant Episcopal Church,
No $50 Henry-st commemoratton OF the thirteenth
ssnniyersary OF the ordination Of the Rev. William N.
Dunnen the rector OF the church
At a meeting Of the directors Of the Pestal-Tele-
crapk.Cabc Company yesterday the following oncers
were elected President Albert B. Chandler; Woo
presidcnt George s. Coo; treasurer Edward c. Plat;
gecretary and auditor, George r. Williamson; at
forney, Alfred W. Kent.