New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

Church wifi give a Dutch teap in the church parlors
this afternoon and evening.
scenssnnis, Parade Tickets for the stands must
be applied for In person at the office OF the Army
Committee Fifth Avenue Hotel There are few seats
left for the stands already built but applications may
be made for the new stands in Union square
The annual spring games of tho Columbia College
Athletic Association will be held a. the "ann~'SN
Athletic Club grounds May H.
Tho sale Of seized duaable goods continued At the
Barge oice yesterday There were $50 lots sold Tor
n total of SIO.36l o. A lot OF antique lnaish
weapons q bow-gun. two daggers, speasneaa anu
two revolvers sold for Sl2S
The sophomores of Columbia College elected the
following committee yesterday to take charge OF tne
annual triumph" over Legendre: Charles Barlow.
Montague Howard Frederic Chesebrough VICTOR
rIsng victor Mapes, Harry CoykcndalI and Frank
n.anfer The class has decided 10 have DO Tree Deer
at the celebration this year
The Columbia College Dramatic Club will present
a burlssque "william PENN at the Berkeley Lyeeanl
ON Wednesday Thursday. Friday and Saturday Oh
pext week The club viii then take the ROAD ana
MAY I'm Brooklyn and Yonkers, and may possibly
visit some other colleges
Captain Thompson yesterday made charges against
Policeman Thomas J. White. who dubbed John Frnst
At No O. wooster-st on Tuesday night for no reason
White viii be tried next "Wednesday for tho assaui.
and for intoxicston Frlst is going to sue him ana
the city for damages
Assistant Postmaster Gayler said yesterday that no
had seen Postmaster Pearson the day before ana that
bs mad recovered from the relapse of the previous
day and had passed the night comfortably
Now that the great moving season is here again,
the sneak thief Is preparing for harvest Coauess
and with businesslIke ar, he is fond OF entering
houses where he sees van drawn up at the door.
ana on the pretence of being one OF the trucRmans
assistants he carries of anything he can put In his
cspacious pockets.
Dealers in dog-coIlars say they sell as much Of
their canine neck-wear to decorate pet cats as for
any other purpose.
paper bottles are growing 10 popularity for
travellers, uss and especially on shipoosrd, where
The pitching OF the vessel is SO destructive TO glass;
ware.
If the makers of roller-skates and bicycles could
get all this cItys streets paved like the lower part
~ ,aa,son. ave their fortunes would be made The
smooth street there is always dotted with scoonns
lids on csstors.'
Frank s. Manton who has been active with Aaron
Vanderbilt In the Naval Reserve seheme, yesterday
received the following dispatch from Providence X
The Naval Reserve bill has passed the Senate IL
now goes 10 the Governor for his action.
The Duke and Duchess Of Sutherland. Miss Blair
ana Z. r. knight sailed yesterday for England on
the steamer City of Paris, of the Inman Line. Tho
Duke expects TO pass part of next winter In this
country.
The Board Of Directors of tho State Lane Steamship
Company have recommended the payment OF 10
per cant dividend for the last fiscal year.
The Soldiers and Sailors Protective League OF the
With Congress District of New-York on Saturday
passed resolution indorstng John W. Jacobus for
Surveyor Of the Port Of NewYork and ordered COPY
Of The Same to be ardCd b President Harrison
No information has been received at the District
Attorneys Office 10 reference to the petition for ex-
Alderman o'Neps pardon. which his friends intend
10 present to Governor HILL The regular course. It
was said at the DistrictAtorneys Office, was for tho
Governor 10 send notice TO the Judge before whom
the case was tried and the DistrctAttorney when
petition for pardon presented Until their
ouinious are asked by the Governor, those officials
arc usually retcent as 70 their views Of the merits
of the petition.
General James A. walker. Of Wythevile. Va
Judse william A. Hudson, and s. J. Graham. OF
ylornnee Ala were at the Aston House last night.
an their way TO New England. Their mission Is TO
trapce capitsists 70 erect iron and cotton ms ana
faetcres for the manufacture OF wooden articles 10
rartherr Alabama. Owing 10 their efforts S4ooooo
cotton min win be put up In Florence by Phhsdepnia
capital
The funeral Of John II. Crook, OF the arm OF Mash
a crook was held yesterday at his home NO. "a
west sixty -eghthst. The burial was az Greenwood