New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-09
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
The Dock Commissioners caused furry among inc
foreign and domestic steamer lines along "ests''
yesterday by promptly removing and taking into s'or0
large quantities of bulky freight that steamship
agents have been temporarily storing in the waeheu
spaces made by the city for the improvement OF inc
North River front. The lines had received iofE-
eight hours notice to remove the property
There was large attendance at the last meeting
of the Charles r. Doane Post, g. A R., the especia'
attraction being the reading of thrilnng narrative
of personal experiences with General seug"icA anu
the sixth Corps by the former chief of saii GenerA
NJ t. Mcmahon
suggcstiveIy appropriate handful was distributed
on the uptown elevated trains last night, "heh
everybody was crushing and crowdng and stepping
nm tender feet at the stations 1t was headed; Inc
best remedy for corns 1t knocks the toe-corn every
time"
]. Scott Hartley, the sculptor, win give view
Of his stndio No l45 West Fifty ffth-st, 10 'no
Ladies' Art Association this afternoon.
Professor H. H. Boycsen VIII deliver lecture TINS
morning at Columbia College, on " John Keats
A CONCERT win be gwen in chickerng Hall this
afternoon for the benefit of St. Ilmothys Churoh
building fund and the following have onoreo 1nesr
services Mrs. Anna Bulkey-Hills. Mrs. heien MAJ
ollie william H. sherwood, Adolf Hartdegen, the
Mendclssohn Cilce Club quartet, Messrs' Denison'
,Metcalfe, Clarke and Hswley, and DR.. smm NJ
Penfield who VIII musical director.
Charles Pagr. a collector employed by Theodore
schmaholz a butcher, of Ne. 73 Third-ave, pleaded
su,i.v Yesterday before Recorder Smyth to forging
his employers name to checks. He was sentenced 10
five years sad ono month In State Prison
Tho Owners Of the steam tug Ivanhoe began libel
SUIT yesterday, in the United States District Court
against tie schooner Rudolph to recover salvage nor
rescuing the vessel watch found abandoned al
sea and was safely brought to New-fork win her
cargo Of 100000 feet Of yellow pine
seven sh.wrcchcd sailors formerly Of the schooner
Nellie A. Drury lost on the coast Of the Great
Bahamas on January 90, arrived here yesterday on
the steamship santiago. from Nassau
A meeting vii be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
this evening at o'clock to consider the best methoa
of bringing to the attention Of the people oil New
York the needs OF the National Confederate Soldiers
Home OF Austin, Tex.
The White Star steamship Cuhc went out yesterday
with the largest cargo that ever left New-YorS.
She carried G1s2 bales Of cotton, ee,42s bushels OF
corn 900 head Of cattle, and enough other ireight
to make 4,3oO tons dead weight
Theodore Roosevelt will go to Baltimore on Feb
riary % to address the Baltimore Civil Service Re
form Association. Tic viii be the guest OF ChsFSA
Bonaparte during his visit.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
awarded forty contracts yesterday for clothing lumber
and groceries for tho public institutions Rowland A.
Robbins Richard Under, W. IL. Trainer and A
Flaslsr were among the successful bidders.
Strawberries Of the hethouse sort now in sea-
son. and may be obtained at The best restaurants az
tue rate Of "a plate. Cream and sugar are sup
piled without extra charge.
The sixteenth annual dinner Of the New-York
Alumni Association of Lafayette College will take
mace 1t tie Hotel Brunswick on Friday. February is.
Among those expected 70 be present are President
KnuA President Catten. J. W. Griggs, Professor
L. a. March. and Russell Harrison.
In addition to the two stake races for $1,000
each to be trotted over the track Of the Driving Club
Of New-Ycrk this fall, the Executive Committee of the
club has decided To give four-year-od stake race
for foals Of 1885, 300 entrance and the CLUB VIII
add 500 tie stake.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF the
American Bible Society held Thursday. The
cash receipts during January were S47 sos, and the
total number OF voames issued from the Bible House
was ssl53
Martin Brandt the bogus German count who has
caused considerable annoyance to William stenwsy
and others was discharged yesterday at the Jefferson
Market Court after receiving severe lecture from
Justice o'Reily.
The regular monthly meeting Of Company @, 7th
Regiment held at the armory last evening
w. H. Van Meter was unanimously elected a member
Of the company The new bylaws Of the company
adopted about three months ago were received from
Judge Advocate General Asa L. Bartlett. He DIS
approved OF two sections Arrangements were per
fected for the company's reception, to BIO held In
the armory February % and vote taken indicated
that large number of the company would go with
the regiment to the Inauguration in Washington on
March A.
Al the regular monthly meeting Of the New-Yorh
CITY Association Of the Union ex-Prsoners Of Wal
h,ld last night at the armory, Forty-ffthst and
Roadway yIce-President Thomas W. Jones in the
chair it was reported that Chaplain Hannaburgh, OF
Poughkeepsle, who for the last few months has been
Ill was much improved in healtb, and would be able
TO resume his duties shortly. number OF apphca-
tons for membership had been received BY the
secretary