New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
NFW-YORK CITY.

The new cruiser Concord was taken W 'hc Oi"'""'N
Dock at the Navy Yard yesterday, to have her guns
put board
The Tribune Yesterday received 81 from " a. S W.
Cor fine veteran James Holmes, No. 1920 Fulton-S'
Brooklyn The letter was sent month ago p'' was
addressed Good samaritan instead of The IrlDuhe
hence was mt in the advertisers box Tor call
Tho trial was begun in General Sessions yesterday
of John NJ d. Fanshawe, who is accused ol sc..'"s
fire 70 the house In which lie lived No. % EaS'
Tr.on,v.ninthst on February 3, 1858, to get the III
snrance He was tried in the Court OF oyer ana
Teiminer last March, but the jury disagreed
The Aoueduct Commissioners received from o'Brieh
e. Clark contractors. yesterday. their bill LOT con
structing the pipe line from hundredand thirty
ffthst. 10 the Central Park gatc'hoHse' oe0uon i''
amounting to 81 ,013,22O
Tho hoard NJ directors of the Maritime Association
me-, Yesterday and passed a resolution dcprccatne tho
binding of any bridge the North or EaNV rNei'
Of a less height than $50 feet above high water
The Brewers Board Of Trade will after April
OCCUPY the entire building al Nos lob ana III i'''
Fifteenth-st. Since this property was purchaS-u
large amount Of money has been spent IN htlhs IL up
for its new purposes and it is now complete IN ever
Diet al as city clubhouse. secretary selcrS once
will be on the top ioor and on the other floors VIII
he rooms for the meetings Of the Brewers Board OF
Trade billiard rooms, etc. The removal from INC
present quarters in Irving Place will begin To-Day
Dr. f. r. Osbaldstonc friend of the nc"sboys'
has also become the friend OF the messenger DoSs
on Tuesday afternoon lie gave each OF tlc nlF ooS
Of the District Messenger service al foiN-SN'"9' anu
,ixth.avc package of candy and package OF pnin
cake William smith, one OF the messengers thahNo"
DR. Osbaldstone on behalf OF all the boys
4 rcccption in honor Of Mrs. Clara Bcwlck Colby,
rd,tor Of The Woman's Tribune Washington, ID. c.,
will be given a, the Park Avenue Hotel on Thursday
| evening March 49, by the Ncw-NoTk City Woman
suffrage League Music will be furnished by stiinS
trio composed Of women.
The DO without Ten Of the Kings Daughters Of
| 81 Lukc's Methodist Episcopal Church VIII give Il
musical recital in the parors of Mrs. ;. W. Andrews
M "a West Forty .second-st tomorrow evening"
The funeral Of the Rev. John D. Rush. o. H. "oh
nlaco Yesterday afternoon in the Church Of st. vincent
Ferrer sixtysixtlst. and LcAngtonave' In inc pre-
ence of a large congregation OF priests ana N N'cl'
lie will be buried in the cemetery belonging 10 ST.
Joseph's Convent, III Somerset ono
The regular monthly entertainment OF the 'th hesi-
ment Veteran Club took place last evening al us ''o
house at Fifty -eighh-st. and EnthaVc' Inc ch'cT-
tonment consisted Of Rotations and humorous stories
| hv william B.. Green. There large attendance.
Dr. j. b. Madison, Of Brooklyn. read q paper on
. cocaine Poisoning before the Mcdlcolegal society
NJ the regular monthly meeting held last night at the
Hotel Buckingham.
,octure last night at the Grolcr Club on THE Pur
| ,uits of the BoJkwOrm.' The room was well hiieu
with members Of the club and their friends.
Charles ID. Kellogg, the indeiatgabie secretary Oh
thc Charity Organization Society, VIII lecture toleh
before the undergraduates alumni and friends OF the
Van Norman Institute, No. 272 West seventy 'hr't-
ST.. on Problems Of Charity"
Father Lavelle rector Of st. Patricks Cathedral,
will preside this evening at meeting Of influential
| Roman Catholic laymcn in the Lyccun opera House,
when Joseph J. ODOnOhuc viii present u inc Ancient
Order of Hibcrnlans the handsome Irish rag gwen by
Archbishop Croke of Cashel, TO the fair In ala OF the
| Castle Garden Mission, and which was won by thi
Ancient order Of Hbernans, as the most popular Or
| ganization in the city.
Owing 10 the Illness Of Professor Libbcy, who was
| attacked by the grip on his return iom McAI'o'
Professor Woodrow Wilson, the well known writer on
poltical science, who has recently been caled 10 u
chair at Princeton, will address the Princeton CD az
| lis meeting at the Brunswick this evening