New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
NETWORK CITY.

Chauncey NJ. Depcw will finish his tysixth year
on Wednesday. There few to whom more of
his fellow-citzens will wish many happy returns OF
the day.
The Rev. Dwight NJ. Dodge, whose Readings from
the Best Authors at the Sawyer Memorial Church were
discontinued account of his throat. will resume them
this evening" and continue them every Monday be-
tween now and May 24 when he will start for Europe.
The twenty second annual dinner of the Veteran
Association list Regiment y. G. 5. n. y, to com
memorate the departure of the regiment for the front
in 1861, will take place at Morcllos, Nos. ., and
West Twenty ninthst.. this evening.
The executive committee OF hundred, having
charge of the fair in aid of the Mission of Our Lady
of the Rosary Castle Garden met last evening in
the Cathedral School Hall and completed plans for
the opening, which will take place on May s. Among
the additional contributions received was one Of
81 900 from Eugene Kelly.
An enjoyable musicale will be given for Amee NJ.
Jones Saturday at Sherry's. Those who will as
sist Mrs. Charles NJ Raymond Theodore Bjorksten
Frederick c. Hard, Florence Gale the beethoven
String Quartet and Reinhod Herman. The patronesses
include many women well known in society.
Ira d. Sankey talked to the young men in Associa-
ton Hail. Twenty third-st. and Fourthave., yesterday
afternoon He also sang number of hymns.
An interesting concert for the benefit Of widows
and orphans given in Terrace Garden last evening
by the East Side Woman's Aid Society. The pro
gramme was varied and attractive. including s''s.
Quartets and piano and violin music.
The last regular meeting for the o. o..
Princeton Club Of this city will be held ut the foel
Brunswick Thursday evening, May |, at ha' e.
& O'Clock. The University Banjo Club Will b H.
ent. and the reports Of the committees on TIM H..
verty will be read after which supper will be erv
On board the steamship Etruria. which arrived from
Liverpool Yesterday the body Of Mrs. Francis n
Sutton, of Brooklyn. she was married few months
ago and went abroad her bridal tour. Her husband
obliged to leave her in health at Liverpool. and
went to Cape Town Oh business. Two weeks after
he sailed, she died Mrs. Sutton's body taken 10
her homo Brooklyn, and will be buried Green
wood.
John w. Dwight, the weknown and wealthy young
Republican who has been extremely i'll with nfam-
matory rheumatism returned to New-York yesterday
from his country home, almost entirely we'll
Lovers Of oysters Will do well to remember that the
months without the r" rapidly drawing near.
To-day is a legal holiday in Texas, being the an
niversary OF the battle Of Jacinto which secured
the independence Of that state in 1886
Handsome and expensive oak furniture is
effectively ornamented with fancful clamps Of black
iron.
The work Of cutting out trees In Central Park goes
steadily on, yet nobody seems to miss them.
Uncovered ktchen-tables are finding favor
with housewives and servants. They are easy u keep
clean and exceedingly durable.
Flowers are not so popular this spring for hat and
bonnet trimming they have been for the last two
years. Feathers are having their turn.
Andrew Kelly, bookkeeper, living at No. 90
Avenue b. and Bertha Potter, drcssmakcr. of No.
327 Henryst. were pleasantly walking in Third ave.
on Saturday night when Kelly Miss Potter aleec,,
became abusive and insulting in his conduct. She
had him arrested charge Of assault. Justice Pat
fersOn at the Essex Market Police Court,
held him In $500 bail for hearing at Special Sessions.
Michael Keighery. age thirty five drygoods porter,
living at No. % Spring-st.. attempted to commit
suicide the Tombs Prison at IL O'Clock Oh Saturday
night by cutting his throat with knife which he
had concealed in his clothes.