New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Erssstsnrsnt st West Side Republican Club. no. IeS
West ssyensy-arstst, go 2. m.
NETWORK CITY.
The lecture this evening IN tho Cooper Union free
eourss VA DO delivered by Professor Wallace Wood OF
Tie University of New-York, on SThe Domestic Life
Of The Romans
coptrcnsr Myers said yesterday that he intended
70 M the vacancy in the Market superintendent
esneed by Ae death Of James j. Kelso without further
Asaas and that he might make the appointment TO-
DAY. The position insures salary Of $1,000 year
Henry a. worthing'en. Of this city. who put the
punps In the steamship City Of Paris, yester-
Say received cable dispatch that the vessel made
twenty-five knots an hour on the trial trip, ana tbs
machinery and pumps worked satisfactorily
notice was posted on the Produce Exchange yes
terasy sbsa.a load OF sNo Redo wheat In the New
York csntrai Railroad Elevator is warm and
wsewliy.s
q rncutrsr p--The electric light is the only one
used 10 hight the BarthOldi Statue of Liberty
A dozen or more new varieties Of mons collars
Nm. shown IN the shop windows this spring; to see
thsm all worn one must go West where almost any
novelty On. dress fnds champions.
The absence Of snow and ice in the streets Is
ssaiug the usually heavy spring work OF the Street
CLEANING Department more burdsnsome than AZ
other times OF the year.
The weather ncvcr seems to got too cold or stormy
IN tbs tswn % keep hundreds of women from leaning
~ the hour out Of the windows OF their aafs gazing
fpsbn into the streets for entertainment
n has been suggested that good way for barroom
mr. i<,iisr paror TO attract more trade than Its rivals
would be 10 have bootbiack to brush Its customers
shoes for nothing
ne following series Of lectures viii be given for
tia beneft Of the Messiah Homo for Children at No.
sce East Thirty nfnth-st: March 90, at p. m, Dr.
EExabeth stow Brown on SWorkingwomen: Their
Occupations and their Health April s. same hoor'
Or. Grace Peckham. The Nervousness OF Americans
Aprii t. Professor H. H. Boyesen. Russian Noveiiss
and NihHists.s
The nfteenth games, handicap; of the 7th Regiment
Athletic Association will be held at the armory sixty
sfrth-st and Pask-ave., on saturday evening" April
Q. at O'clock.
Company 1, 81 the 7th Regiment, on Thursday
e.cnins paraesd forty-nine and onehah files fos
battalion drill Every enlisted man on the ron OF
The company was present, lit men appearing ior
duty This record is said 10 be scarcely equalied M
u militia service.
mo warm sun OF yesterday brought out no tsh
aposa Of free Summer boarders7 in the parks.
The annual spring games of the Columbia College
Athletic Association win be held at the Manhattan
AAistic Club gaaDas on May IL. In addition 70 the
yegulsx contests there win be three open contests
acknowledgement and one-haltmile runs and e6e
pound limit tug Of war.
Charles L Colby the ex-presidont Of the Wisconsin
Central Railroad WIN address young mon in Association
Hail. At Fourth-ave and Twenty thlrdst, tomorrow
Al s:lsp m. All young men are invited.
The annual indoor games Of the Berkeley School
Athietic Association win be held in the Lyceum
gymnasium at o'clock this afternoon
The asnusi reception and ball Of the Milton Literary
Grub WIN be held at the Lexington Avenue Opera
Eouse next Friday evening Dancing VIII begin at
$50
The yereson Democratic Club of the City of New
York has incorporated BY John McQuade, Edward
c. sAeehy, John Mclaughlin and Others.
The report that Mayor Grant has appointed Gunther
Y Acksrman secretary and chcf examiner Of the
Municipal Civil Service Board, place Of Lee Phillips,
vas at least premature. 1t generally believed,
however that Mr.. Alderman win receive the appoint
ment The salary is $4,000 year.
The sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday re-
ceiyed notice from Segmund T. Meyer, from whom
the rmory Board decided TO buy the property between
Thrtythird and Thirty fourth SITS. and Park and
yarsr eton ayes for an axmory site that II the sale
vere not perfected without further delay he would
DECLARE tho agreement void The subject will be con-
ssdered at next Thursdays meeting of the Com
misaioners.
william N. Penney, the secretary OF DlstrietAt
torney Fellows said yesterday that there must have
been some mistake In the printed report as TO the
acquisitions for stationery from the
once The subject would be investigated and any
mistakes corrected.
It was announced yesterday at the DistrctAt
tcsrey,s once that the IvcsStayner would prob
ably be called for trial in the early part Of April
woodruff has confessed freely that the District
Attorney VIII have little dIHicuty in arranging the
testimony Mr.. Fellows win conduct inc trial in
person
The Indictment against Harry W. Horner charging
hin With killing Thomas r. Dunno at Fulton-st. and
aroadway on November 10, 1883, was dismissed yes
serday in the General Sessions Court on the motion
Of the District. Attorney. The killing the result
81 a quarrel, and the prosecuting onicials became
convinced that Horncr &C tcd in seif-defence.
An Indictment was found yesterday against F. X
IRVING who Is accused of obtaining 500 by false
ursfenccs from John J.. Kerst, builder, OF No. 81
Newest Irving told tho builder that he was the
architsct Of largo building and that he could obtain
the contract for Kerst Kerst loaned him the $500
% note and tho note was not paid The story told
by irving was sfterw2sd found 20 DO false, according
A. he statements Of the builder, and Irving was
arrested Morris s. Herman. Of No. 90 West One
h,3ndrsd anthftoenth.st gave bail 10 the amount Of
$1,000 for Irvngs appearance
ccrk John Sparks OF the Court Of General Sessions,
xexterday sent tho Indictment against Arthur J.
Mcouade and tho Other documents In the case to
County Clark Edward =. oTose, OF earaAos4 Oomty,
ss preliminary 70 the TRAD Of hcouade next 'ne.
ar and hrs. Francis A. Stout, OF No. IL HRest
sixse3nsh-st VIII sail N La Bsetagne for Haze on
pearsA 80. and win remain abroad for several nths
sAF. R.s-Ths Irish nag was not Rkpd on
saturday, March Is. on ths City Hall at .. m,
a. 4 any tlms on that day. II was raised iunrise
an Monday, March 10, on the CITY HaDzssd was
displayed until 80 p. m ~
The rafaystte club Of the xIth AsseuSsf District
win hon public meeting a No a5s rsye, on
4 wsdpssasy ~ 8 p. m. Mahioa Chancfz39l give ~
s1srs~s sc srhs nsIassoD Of the workaaa 70 the
7axin,s ~
owing 70 the bad weather OF isstReek the ~
esptdons ID che Home Ger aged and g srm Hesrsws
& ore hundrsd and -afthst nesf Mn ave. win b
continued On suadAs. and Thursaey. 3Ail friends d
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1hs rssus nen's Association Of y Temple Bethel
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