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

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ON wednesday evening, February 49, oy inc Doia
Cbaptcr of the Psi Epsilon FRATERNITY '
I'm ne presented by members Of the Chapter,
undor the direction of c. t. Catlin, OF the unoor'
nma,ic Association of Brooklyn The price OF ucKeIs
VII, be 81 10 be obtained at the Lycelm, or rOm l.
Ravlor. New-York University, G. b. Townsehn NJ
o47 Broadway, and Others
Reay.Admiral Ghcrardi yesterday Issued ne"
order 10 govern the workmen in the various depart
mcnts Of the Navy Yard. 1t is TO the eneo' en%'
from February 90 November inc MUS hour At
shall be from a. m. 10 p Ms WIN
noon for dinner
,rns ,.ctpre tonight in the Cooper Union nee
c.turdav night course will be delivered by James
pow,e. on Alaska with Illustrations
The Commissioners of Accounts yesterday ap-
,.oa coIonel Theodore A. Hamilton, who Is promi-
ncnt as a Tammany Hall man In the A1u Dis~S7
% a oIerkship in that office. They accep'ea 'no
res,cnation of z A. Harvey, and removed LOO
eonnehere H. H. James and Peter sweeney all
temporary assistants
r,. r,,rO.st oncn,ne will be considered by the
Boad OF Street Opening at speeaal mo'N"e
February IL, at 2 p. m.
m n CoeswelI of San Francisco, throusn
c,,anns lyon. offered yesterday to erect FOUNTAIN
an Tompkius Square on some other sue S'u P Pr,
SEN. e 70 the CITY, The Mayor referred Mr. CogS"en
representatve to the Park Commissioners
The work of raising the sInken steamer AtlaS soss
or slowly and at the Merritt Wrechng COMPANY
s.e 1eSterday the reporter was told that men "ero
80 found the vessel raising spars and trying
N i. maze the damage. The company "i0 N'""e
Gov Mid weather before beginning active WORK
rumbsr of stockholders of the New-York Amuse-
.t connanv met Yesterday at No 30 Broao-s|'
n take action in regard to the Madison square
eva decide definitely upon the plan Of the new
hnud,ng. The meeting was adjourned, however, 70
March l. without reaching DECISION
John Harlin, william J. Tanning and George ~
wacner were elected yesterday to fill vacancies IN
the Board of Managers Of the New-f0rA OS'h''''
Protectory.
r.. oo,ven,,on OF the Merchant Tailors' National
rxobarre will take place at Masonic Temple on
Eehruary s. 6 and z. On Thursday AFTERNOON, hoO-
r1,ary z reception will be held by Colonel Aucnmu'y
nj the Trade School, Firstave and sixty-seVehin.S.
which the members of the convention WIZ atUoho NJ
a body On the evening of the same day the shhu@
dinner occurs at the Hotel Brunswick. AS TINS %
FIST meeting Of the convention In Ne"- Urn
MAYOR Grant has promised open It on Tuesday with
an address of welcome. Andrew Patterson b. ~
Merwn d. j. Lindsay and ]. S. Burbank arc inc
Committee of Arrangements
Mrs. Langtry and Mrs Potter have eacn SEM
checks for 800 for box for the Denent concert
morrow evening for the Press Clubs Charity funu a'
he
subscribed are oxJudge Hilton, Senator John T. 'ones
CoIoneI oohiltree and Cunning S. Bedford Among
Tho 6ower girls viii be Miss Sadie Martinez MISS
Kate Forsyth Miss Courtney Raymond, MISS syi~s
Gerrish and Miss Isabella Urquhart
Ar recent meeting of the washington Heights
Century Club, HoseS B. Perkins was elected
president and r. Carman Combes and DR.. George
r Jackson, vice-presdents. The next annual dinner
of the club in commemoraton Of Washngtons On'"
A., he given at Murray Hill HOtel
professor william A. Dunning will deliver public
lc,ure this morning at IL 80 o'clock on the Reia-
t,ons between Ireland and England at Columbia
College.
An address on aPersonal Purity" will be delivered
70 Young men tomorrow in Association HAN az
2 80 D. m, by James McConaughy, the secretary OF
the twenty third-st branch OF the Young "on
Christian Association Of this CITY,
A movement is on foot to erect bronze statue
90 the great progenitor of trottng horses-Hamble-
ton,an. Subscriptions viii be received by J. W.
ra treasurer of the National Association Of Trottine
Horse Breeders, P. o. Box SIC, New-York CITY,
william H. Finn of No. s63 Eighth-ave, had a ut al
No TAO seventh-ave. yesterday and fell through a
Mate glass window, fracturing his skull
Mrs. Margaret Muller, ago thirty-seven, was
handling loaded revolver carelessiy IN her home d
No 434 West Thirty-second-st, yesterday AFTERNOON
and accidentally shot herself In the breast Iht
,ro,,nd was dangerous and she sent to thu
Roosevelt Hospital
AZ n Meeting of the Board of Coroners yesterday
resolution was passed requiring the deputy coroner
10 make report their respective chiefs OF all the
cases within twenty-four hours after the deputy
coroners receive reports.
Tho stock OF crude sperm OIL eastward is unde
IA 600 barrels the smallest for ten years OF crude
whale oil there are hardly two hundred barrels
Viewed from the West Broadway part OF th'
of fbQ Hrv-gO
EXHIBIT long large piles Of and busy brigad
Of truclmen that make things look prosperous.
california has sent an invoice Of oranges forward
The enterprise Is discouraged by fruit Dealers a
expensive transportation from the Pacific VIII no
permit competition with Florida oranges, which ar
cheap and in every way satisfactory
Information has been received on Change shown
that hereafter It win be requisite for pork or any cas
Of hog products shipped from the United States T.
Holland. or to 20 through that country TO be &C
oompanied by cattle or hog dealers certificate 0
health OF stock This document must have beef
sworn 10 before notary public and have the legalize'
atestation of Dutch Consul 10 show that no diseas
10 which hogs subject existed at the point ant
date of shipment
Frank r. Lawrence Grand Master Of tho Masoni
Order with his STAFF left this city last night to g
10 utica TO select site for the proposed asylum
for widows and orphans Of deceased members Of tn
order.
The Aie Brewers Association Of New-York an
Nev-Jersey held Its annual meeting yesterday an
elected the following officers President A. N. Beadif
ston; vice-president Charles W. Ferris; treasurer
j. a. Ballantine; secretary, A. b. J. Tovey.
Facts and incidents of genealogical and histories
character rotating 10 the Bohemia Manor, near WI
nington Del, formed the subject OF an interestin
discourse by the Rev. Charles Payson Mallery befor
the NewYcrk Genealogical and Biographical societ
at the Berkeley Lyceum last evening.
nun e,1r PITY 1RaA NIZ TI0N Wn0rlsY I'D