New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-15
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune yesterday received $50 from Charles
J. Lawless for the Mccarthy Home Rule party The
check sent to Eugene Kelly.
On and after Thursday, March 16 the New-iork
City Baptist Mission Society will occupy room No sol
In the United Charities Building, Fourth-ave. and
Twenty-secOndst.
The vacancy in the Deputy Receivership Of Taxes
caused by the promotion Of Colonel David E. Austen
to be Receiver filled by Controller Myers ycster
day, who appointed John J. McDonough who has been
cashier OF the excise division OF the Finance Depart
ment. The salary Is $500.
The Mayor was requested by the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday to order the Nag OF Erin raised over
the City Hall on ST. Patrick's Day. The Board DC
cepted an invitation review the ST. Patricks Day
parade.
Permission was granted by the Aldermen yesterday
TO the Daughters Of the Revolution to celebrate the
anniversary OF the battle OF Lexington or April 10 In
the Governors room In the City Hall.
The Aldermen yesterday fixed April at IL n. m.
as the time for public hearing Of the Third Avenue
Railroad Companys application for permission TO build
nine miles OF connecting lines In the upper west side
Of Manhattan Island and In the Annexed District
The law library OF the late Thomas II. Rodman will
be sold at auction by Bangs Co.. No. 730 Broadway
tomorrow and Friday afternoons. The list comprises
800 numbers.
The trial Of Thomas Hallisey, charged with the muir
der OF Thomas Mclaughlin in East Eighty-nnth-st
on August l, continued In General Sessions yes
terday. None OF the witnesses testified TO seeing the
shooting
Recorder Smyth said yesterday that he did not ex-
pect TO hand down his decision In the Carlyle W. Harris
case until the Iallisey murder trial finished in
General Sessions. This may last day two longer.
The trial Of Dr. Robert W. Buchanan, accused Of
poisoning his wife, will not he called In General Ses
sions to-day pcstpOnement Of "A few days IS neces-
sary on account OF the Ilaisey murder trial. which Is
going In the part OF the court In which the other
Is to come up.
The schooner Roger Drury, which was beached last
Saturday morning near the point OF sandy Hook, was
taken of yesterday. She was not much damaged.
The Roger Drury loaded with LUMBER and was
bound from Satila River 10 New York.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon Of the Forty
second street and Grand Street Ferry Railroad Com
pany the following officers elected Directors.
John NJ Calhoun. G. F. Emmons. X. j. Jacobs, ID. Nj
Jacobs, +. II. smith, +. l.. Stctson ID. II. shea, W. j.
Ramsey, II. l.. Andcrton, jr. Thomns Dolan. John
d. Crimmins, Thomas F. Ryan and Charles r. Narsen
The annual meeting OF the directors Of the George
town and Western Railroad Company was held at No:
449 Broadway yesterday. The following officers were
elected Frederick Boos, president; Henry Grasse.
vice president; W. Boos, secretary and treasurer di
rectors c. c. Geligan, Leo Burger, II. II. Ferris,
II. p. Lindermann. ii. S. Holmes and r. II. Sayre.
flower and plant display is to be added to the
other attractions at the Press Club fair at the Grand
Central Palace during May. The New-York Florists
Club composed Of $50 florists, seedmen and nursery
men OF this region, at its meeting Mt No. 90 West
Twenty seventh-st. on Monday evening unanimously
decided to take part In the fair
The departure Of the steamship Paris, with Euro
pean mails, having been postponed from Monday
until to-day, Postmaster Van Colt announces that
letters now in the POstofce addressed for dispatch
by that vessel will be forwarded. Duplicate letters
may be forwarded by the steamer Germanlc also sail
in today.