New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
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NETWORK CITY.
The pruninghook Is doing vigorous wofk on the
shrubbery in Central Park Just now.
The New-York Academy Of AnthropoIogy VIII have
another Of its free public lectures on Tuesday ct
q n m In the small hall of Cooper Union. DR.. Daniel
q Brinton. OF Philadelphia has contributed paper
on Prehistoric Archaeology" which win be delivered
by Dr. L O. Mann, OF Brooklyn the president OF the
academy, the author being in Europe
An important trading item Of the week was a sale
OF 10000 bags Of East India coffee. the largest for
years Of high priced growths; it brought 81 to %
cents per pound in store and to arrive.
The new through route from New-York to Wash
ington via tho Central Railroad OF New-Jersey and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, VIII DO opened TO-
morrow.
Now, Brother March. no eapers this year on the
10th. please
The banjo concert to be given at Chickering Hall
on Friday evening will include an orchestra OF 100
banjos, representing the Columbia College Stevens
institute Ninth Company Of It'll Regiment, sand other
clubG
Charles 4. saxton VIII address the Federal Club on
e Ballot Reform at No. $40 Madison-ave. on Friday
evening Eta t/E
A musical and vocal programme is provided at the
Eden Musee this afternoon and evening. in which the
Russian singers and the Hungarian orchestra take
part. novelty win be the extensive exhibition OF
undsr the auspices OF the NATIONAL Phatecd Society
The collection of rare and valuable stamps from every
country In the world VIII DO Of tho largest ever
placed upon exhibition
The Board Of Managers Of the Cotton Exchange
yesterday passed resolution offering the usesof the
Exchange rs headquarters for the Governors of the
several States during the Washington Centennial cele
br&ton.
Tho organ recitas IN the First Presbyterian Church.
~.A fwsa rrT ha mad
tomorrow. The organsts win be Messrs. woodman
Smith and TAFT assisted by the same vocaliss last
year, with the addition Of Mrs Baron.Anderson and
Miss Henriette Martin. ~
The valuable plot Of ground 90 feet in width by
100 feet IN depth on the north side of Twenty third
St. about eighty feet west Of Thrd-ave., near the
elevated station. has been purchased for $4,000 BY
Messrs. Jordan Moriarty, the extensive furniture
and carpet merchants OF Park Row. They propose 10
eroct thereon 9 fine building six stories In height
which win cover the entire plot at cost Of quarter
million OF dollars
soh-h-h, look at the hold-ovesi - cried brokers'
voung clerk as he saw Collector Magone and Deputy
NcCleiland going down the stairway from the Naval
once yesterday. Collector MAsone turned about and
emilod.
AZ, Foo. a dapperlooking Chinaman. landed at
cast,s Garden fum tho white Star steamship Adratlc
yesterday but Yves prevented from going any further
competitive examination OK applicants Tor ap
continent as Instructors Of paps assistants In the
state Library At Albany wii be held ct Room No.
81 Cooper Upion on Tuesday. March 90, beginning At
10 q n, Candidates win also be examined at tho
Same hour and place for the position OF court inter
prefer IN the courts Of this city and Brooklyn,
The application for tho dissolution Of District AS
,esnbiy No 40 came ID yesterday before Referee
George Putnam smith In the Boreel Building Re
ssvsr Nchael HrsIin testified 70 the fast that tie