New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

Whatever DOmnick McCafrcy's failures may nav
heen in the pugilistc line there is no doubt tna' 40
a museum attraction he has done we'll 20 great nav"
been his drawing powers that the management u
Worth's Palace Museum has engaged him for one ".
more All the Others in the bill remain anu '"0
Venetian TrOubadours come As an extra "'u"N
The alumni of the University Of the CITY Oh Wv
York will have its annual dinner at tie ho'''
wick on Thursday evening
Professor D. Il. St. John Rosa OF the roS'. uia.
nate Medical College will address the ooNeto ~.
ON The Kind of Man Requisite for our - ..
the concert hall of the Metropolitan Vp''
O'Clock tonight 49,.
The fifth anniversary Of the ionns "o,i I
r0 nv" IVA -. No ooc Bowery Tuesday evening
$3.50 W Alexander will make the principal adoreSs'
,-..,so.. r : Wood Of the County Medical Society
,,od Drs John T. Maggie. 4. L. Carroh ana
~ p Insk As a committee 10 prepare statements re-
a, tho death of DIS. L. ii. Sayre ana J' b.
Lineian
r, ra,uarv meeting of the Manuscript Society Will
no hold tomorrow evening at the STUDIO OF its preSi
do,t Gerrit smith, No. $40 Madison-ave several
,,s,a, compositions will he performed from manu-
@int the composers being Frank y. sheppcrd. Amer
Geo Gori Beardsley Vandewater, Louis r. DRESSER
Nss Iaura Sedgwick Collins, Addison +. Andrews,
victor Harris and Frank Treat Southwick.
Electrical fencing is novelty that will be shown
at the Eden Musee this week. The sabreS OF the
Niennesc girls VIII be connected Win an cIe'uIO
nlant. and the effect will be startling. new dance
nv the hungarian girls is also feature The annual
orchid show will open the Eden Nusee on February
Is. and already the entries more numerous than
for any previous exhibition of the kind
4 dealer in upper Broadway advertises Novels by
the ton" II must take great many OF the HghJ
weight novels displayed in his windows to make
ton.
\ strike Of cgarmakers against reduction OF
wages began yesterday in the factory Of Herbs Vert
heimer & Schiller, No. lois secondave.
At meeting Of the James q. Blaine Association, OF
the With Assembly District, held at its club-rooms'
No 49, Grandst., Friday evening senator VIII
lam NJ. Evarts and Theodore Broadhead were elected
deecstes 10 represent the With Congress District
AT the National Convention Of Republican Clubs TO
be held at Nashville, Tenn, on March f. The pFesi-
dent Theodore Broadhcad. was authorized 10 select
two altenates.
John F. Farrell. a nquordcaler, Of No. % Chatham
souarc who was arrested on Friday on the charge
Of causing the death Of Michael Mahon by iorcioN
eiectsnr him from his barroom, held in $500 bail
nv Coroner Hanly Yesterday, pending the inquest
Tenement Roof-My patrons shoot down. generally
Ciallows-Mine always shoot up.
Grip-shake and good by.
Patient lrecoverinej--I shook you long ago
CIV Editor-IIave you had much experience
readin' newspapers since l was child
Teacher pointing to Brazin-This is the largest
country in south America.
Chorus Of Boys-We don't recognize It,
Ncw-Y Orker-Youre a plague.
InAuenza-No. IN gobe-trottcr.
Observation-Disclosures the charge officer
PoIiceman-He KEEP his saloon shut on Sunday.
yer Honor.
Magstrate-Ten dollars
Water Register Reillys collections for Croton water
last week were 33s. Mayors Marshal EngelhaN
issued 19s city licenses for which he received s79'
George Klein. a messenger boy, answered can
70 the house Of Professor Il. ogden DoremuS at NO
cal Madison-ave, or Japuary 10, and received from
Mrs. Doremus a cloak which he was 70 take 10
dress1aber in Twenty secondst He pawned the cloak
and was arrested on Friday. Yesterday he was heid
in a police court
The strike Of cigarmakcrs in the factory Of d. f.
Rose & CO.. Nos. Is and 20 Fulton,t, sun continues
no attempt having been made by either size 10 brlhs
about settlement Of the trouble. Yesterday bchs
nav day. the strikers to the number % 200 called at
the Office Of the company. and were pald on Inc
strikers have established line Of picket>' and nave
made efforts TO induce those. still at work to JON
.b4 union and 60 out on the strike, but with poor
success.
pcssje wilson A comelv Young woman, Of NO 1866
Third ave was remanded in police court yesterday
on the charge of stealing oamelshar shawl ana
cloak. valued together at 800. from the honNe 81
Ur. H. L. Thompson, No. 1lj East ImfV'hi'n'S'''
whom she co-,ulted about her health
Professor II. II. Boycsen Will lecture on George
Pilot for the benefit Of the Chautauqua rnon' on
Tuesday evening. IN the Church Of the Disciples.
The Fire Commissioners have issued a circular
,-iicb will be read AT the rOllca at every engine
and hooR.and- ladder house tomorrow morning. IN
reference 70 intoNicati3n among frcmen. The evil
the -enor saws has greatly increased in the last few
months and notice i, given that OnerderS VIII here
after be punished with the utmost severity
Peter T. Olney has been named by Judge Barrett
in the supreme Court, referee IN place Of the e
Hamilton cole in the suit Of the Buffalo New YORK
and Philadelphia Railway company against '"' ~
slcnee Of Grant & Ward
William Hacnsch. head gardener for John hicher'
the Yorrsania brewer died months ago and since
then his widow at No. 3O3 Washington ave. mas
showed ,igns OF insanity Yesterday morning her
son found her dead in her room. She had StFahsle'
herself with cothcslnc, one end OF "hch was
fastened 10 the hinge Of the door.
samuel Gompcrs, president Of the American feo-
Grafton Of Labor charters last week to large
number II unions. many members OF winch "e'c
formerly Knights Of Labor.
The statesmen Of Baumann Bros, one Of the largest
retail furniture, carpet and upholstery goods mouse,
in the United States will give reception and BAH
at the Central Opera House February 20
4 lecture on The Progress Of Education in the
United States' delivered yesterday morning ~
Columbia College by Dr. Henry VI. Lclpzlgcr. speak
inc on the progress made in this century. he said that
since 1872 s5O,OOOoOO had been bequcathcd by pri-
waite individuals for instruction.
Fx senator Thomas e. I'att has $lOo 10 the
Washington Memorial Arch Fund which amounts
10 Sos 800 j6.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver historical and
Illustrated lecture "Nenice, the Bride Of the sea-"
on Wednesday afternoon at Chckering Hall.
In the free public lecture course on educational
Subjects OF the Industrial Education Association No.
O I.rirnr.i.r place DE E II. COnh VIII lecfnr, on