New-York tribune., 1894-03-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

A Tribune subscriber asks what publications are
owned by William Waldorf Astor. He is the owner
of ''The Pail Mall Gazette" daily newspaper:
THE Pail Mall Budget" weekly journal and
THE Pail Mall Magazine" a monthly periodical
All three of these published in London
over one hundred citizens have agreed in writing
70 become charter members Of the North Side
Board Of Trade. The first meeting for organiza-
ton will he held on Tuesday at p. m at the Mel
rose I.vceum Observation-Disclosures. and
Third-ave.
The Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company has
consented to keep the Tiffany chapel, as exhibited
Mt Chicago, open from next Monday to Saturday.
inclusive from 10 a m. to 4:30 p m. for the heneht
of the New-York Inhrmary for Women and Chill
dren.
The Tribune has received for the old colored
soldier who is in great need s. from NJ l.. - anu
! s. from W. II. Harris.
Miss Phoebe W. Couzins will give lecture to the
Woman's Law Glass of the University of the CITY
of New-York on 1.-THE Modern Portia." next We'd
nesday evening at the Academy of Medicine, No.
u West Forty -third-st.
The twenty-hrst anniversary Of the opening OF
the Chaplin Home for the Aged and Innrm will be
held to-day from to 10 p. m at the home Sixty
sixth-st. between Third and Lexington aves'
A review and reception of the 18th Regiment VIII
be held on next Tuesday evening at the armory.
COlumbuS-aNe ana SlNlN-StCpHi-"t' Inv '''N'''"' ~
cup and long-service and team medals Will be pre-
sented.
David Banks Sckles will give a free lecture In
Cooper Union tomorrow night on Ancient ana
Modern Cremation.
An original comedy Hearts Are Trumps' by
Edward Fales Coward, will be given at the Berke-
lev Ivceum on the evenings of March s. and 10
and on the afternoon of March 10. The perform
ances will be in aid Of the poor of New-York.
The Yale Alumni Association OF New-York will
have meeting this evening at sherrys. Fifth-ave.
and Thirty-seventh-st nominating committee
will be selected there will he talk on English
public schools by George l.. Fox. and supper will
follow.
The Rev William Mcneil OF London. will preach
In the Madison Avenue Reformed Church at Fltty-
seventh-st tonight at o'clock.
Tallmadge Delafed yesterday confessed Judgment
for 50 9i1 in favor of Eben b. Hunting. on "A note.
WINS J. Best. vice-president and general man
ager of the New-York Mobile and Mexican Steam
shin Company announces the appointment OF a. {.
Michaelis traffic manager OF the company WIN
headquarters in ST. Louis.
Edward McKenney colored. Of No A West Sixty
seventh-st was found guilty Of manslauehter III
the second degree yesterday in General Sessions for
killing Joseph Carey at Minetta and Blcecker SIS
on November i. He was rcmanded for sentence.
Dstrct-Attorney Fellows has appointed Forbes
7 Hennessy a Deputy Assistant District-AttoTney
Mr. Hennessy was graduated from 81 frahclS
Xavier's College and the Columbia Law S'hoo''
He studied law with the law firm Of Anderson &"
HowIand. He is member OF the Ca'ho"c' "e
New-York Athletic and other clubs
| The collection Of early American maps views ol
cities water-color drawings, etc. mostly relauh'
| 70 America which formed by Windharn wac
ham. Governor Of the South Sea Company AT vera
Cruz in the last century, was one OF the DOCKS So'
Yesterday by Bangs & Co. at No 1Ss broadway
The collection which was mounted in an elephant
folio volume brought so, and the book was o.:
feet long by 2i2 feet wide Other books IN the nS'
will be sold to-day. beginning at p m