New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
NETWORK CITY.

Cate Logelng, 8 ..
NETWORK CITY.
"A meeting of the alumni Of the Columbia College
chauter Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity VIII
tbe held at No. 43b Fifth-ave. tomorrow evening.
The following additional contributions have been
received at this Office for the family Of Patrick Nc
Tamany. who lost HIS life In saving that Of n child
ut raifway crossing in Jersey City Mary E. Monroe,
ss;aw.,s ss;aL II. NJ 80; Harold and Beatrice
$40: sc. /. NJ 50; 81. B. H." 81; IN. s'' 81
w. d. Barbour. So.
The R,bInstein Club viii give fits third concert
ON Thursday night at Chickering Hall.
The broadway cars, instead of running around
Bowling Green, win hereafter so down state-st 70
South Ferry and back through Whtehallst to Broad
way
Fx-Judge George NJ Curtis. the counsel for VIM
ccnzo ouarteraro, who was recently riea ior nilns
Antonio Flaccomio, asked Recorder smyth yesterday
TO admit Quarteraro to bail. The jury before whom
onarteraro was tried on charge OF murder IN the
arst degree disagreed. Mr.. Curtis asked hat oau
be hxed at 5000. Assistant DisTiotAttorney CON
said that he would suggest at least $4,000 but ne
would be- satisfied If the Recorder placed the amount
between $4,000 and $4,000. Tho hecoroer VIII LA
the amount In q few days.
AS Robert BurriD, hve years old, was playing In
front of his homo at No. 131 West Twenty -eghth-st
yesterday, ho was Knocked down and run over by
cab He died In few moments. Patrick J.. Cos
grove the driver of the cab, was arrested
Mayor Grant yesterday vetoed tho resolution OF
the Aldermen authorizing the Staten Island kappa
Transit Company to repave whitehalEst. at the ex-
pense of that corporation. The Mayors oolecuon
was not 10 the repavement. nor to the companys
having for It He feared that It might change the
grade of the street, or do something else In Its own
interest and TO the city's disadvantage.
bids for Indian supplies were opened yesterday
afternoon at No. SIS wooster-st, under the direction
of j. r. 0berly, Indian Commissioner There were
5I4 bids taken, an increase OF ffty-two over last
year
The candidates for the Columbia College shooting
team had trial shoot at Clairnont N j., yesterday
afternoon.
The Caroline Miller from Cape Haytien, which ar
rived yesterday, brought news Of the burning OK
pefite Riyiere on April by President Legtme's
forces
The adm,rably-arranged tabIesas from I" Ben Hur'
which were recently presented at Palmers Theatre
win be- repeated there the afternoon of May TO- for
the benefit of the Society for Aiding Sell supporting
Women which has done much good and now wants
so enlarge its sphere Of usefulness ORDERS 'or
ttskets may be sent TO Mrs. Albert Berg, No. 3S8
w,xt rwentjefh-st: Miss Eugenia Blaine. No. A1
wesb Forty secondst. or to Schirmer's musc-store
These officers Of the Maritime Exchange were elected
Yesterday: Radcliffe Baldwin, president; Charles s.
whitney vice-president; Henry stadtmaier. secre
tary: Frederick T. SCANNED d. s. L. Lee, NJ p
smith. Charles s. Langdon. Richard Q. Welt and W. H.
van Brunt directors; Jacob r. Telfair. John B.
Woodward and NJ C. Casper, auditing comm tee.
Tho Columbia College Dramatic Club win give
burlesque, awiniam Penn" at the Berkeley Lyoeum
this evening.
Tho request TO display the English nag yesterday
upon tho city Hail. In honor of St. Georges Day. was
not granted by the Mayor
Lawrence Son a Gorrish Of No 1874 Pearist., and
NJ s. briggs e. Co., of No. SO Wallst, storage ware
housemen, write 10 The Tribune denying that they
are in warehouse trust that they know Of any such
trust or have any intention Of connecting themselves
With such q combination, should one exist
The prizes for the annual amateur boxing and
wrestling championships of the National Association
OF Amateur Athletes Of America win be exhibition
at A. @. spaldlng q Bros. No. 241 Broadway to-
morrow.
The funeral Of Marshall Webb. who died Sat
urtay from pleuro- pneumonia. was held yesterday
afternoon ct the home of bis father, William H. Webb,
No. AIS Fiftiraye The Rev. DR.. Z. B. coe, OF the
coIegda5e Church, ofRciated. Many Of the relatives
and immediate friends were present Tho burial viii
take place to-day at Mt olivet Cemetery.
In regard to the collision Of the steamboat Pilgrim
with the freight boat Metropolitan which occurred
on Monday evening, Mr. Lowell. the agent, said to
roporr at the Office of the Fa River Line pier yescr-
day that the two boats were going In the Same direc
around ana struck tho F1grim's stern. The Metro
poiitan's bow was considerably damaged. although
she was not In sinking condition, as was at first
rsported. Tho damage TO her would not exceed q
few hundred dollars. Tho Pilgrim was not injured.
the funeral OF Garrett Lansing Schuyler, vice-pres
dent Of the Dry Dock Savings Bank, was held yes
1, tersay IA the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
This Rev. Or. A. T. Kittredge conducted the core
monies The burial was at Greenwood.
IA
M bed at IT'S headquarters, No. ass sixh-ave., to-
nieht A. H Steele wiz deliver an address on The
Non who Make o Juggiers Hat Of tbs BslIotBox'
An interest ting entertainment given last night
~ the Union tabernacle Thirty fh-st, near Seventh
ave. for the benefit Of William Heazelton, blind
man. The Tabernacle was well 6lled and good sum
mas yssiized Among those who took part were j.
". s,sxpley spd bis daughter Mamie snefpley' VINO
4 bind: Miss Selma N. MCGEE, A. F1lchne, Miss
sarsh Armstrong, Miss Manic Morrison, Miss Cora
l. Penn J. Franklin shelly. J. Martin, Charles Payne
who Is blind: ID. Quinn, A. Clark and Madame Brunsi
The md Assembly District Republican Club held
& Is regular monthly meeting last night at the club
roam, No 81 Fourth-ave.. Charles Murray presiding
MshIon Chance delivered an address on the subject,
The Rotations Of Tariff to wagosS The other
xpeaxes were John +. Baker, NJ A. Sutherland and
T. W Wagner.
Tho condition OF civn Justice Michael j. Norton
rss extremely critical last night He was resting
etly, but his physicians thought his chances Of
covey doubtful. although there was no immediate
danger.
Andrew Carnegie has written letter 10 Secretary
Blaine accepting his appointment a. delegate 10 tho
tonfereacs between tks United States ana the south
Amndean countries, 70 Do held In Washington on oc
tpbex &
An auxiliary 70 the society ut Boston for the es-
zbiishmenf of school IN india for the edueatiou Of
vsraen whose betrothed husbands die before their
mafrisge has been formed In this city. Mrs Court
sardt Palmer Is president Mrs. Thomas Melville,
Mn Bailantns, tho Rev. DR. 4. W. cbalnberx and
Geofgs W. Curtis are yicepresAents; Miss & &.
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