New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

0ss S. The Commissioner thinks this amour. III
for the work -s ane prior 10
the rganization Of the Department, sums varying
from $500 to 5 were USED Sson m the a this Depart
ment, and In these years s9,l32 10 sOtso wa
pended in the removal OF ashes and garoase pnhic
Works for this work will not be less than sioCo N
lss. This leaves the Department s with and mo ma
;enance OF streets roads sewers bridges and DOCKS
600 has been expended on macadam streets an. ainu
roads he OF our IN sgv pr our Highways
l; is surely extravaganza to withhold sunislen,
to repair these rs ment sVaabe for
street work for the coming year VIII max s,Iees
impossible pS from ron yhe amount viii
have to be spent in maintenance alone Inc Com
ssInsf Sa' Of rae in ss
contracts for work have been supervised costing
Aos52i 49, and tina! there has been out one he no
Judgments obtained against the city for accidents
It's highways In that time
Waveriy St. by General McIewee. The command
overcosts on Friday evening the annual pres sen
tation of marksmens badges Will be held the the
the Aldermen have accepted Invitations to attend
Second Lieutenant William B. Thompson. after a
service Of fifteen years Will retire from the COM
pany next month.
viii Carleton, the poet viii deliver his Lecture Lecture
on H h, S 9 Church
day night. The proceeds are for the building iunu
Of Ghape an adn1 ct I! sobo ns nes
Charles 4. Otis while in the city
Frederick w Hollis delegate-at-arge TO the Con-
ment Of cities Of the Third Glass in the State Of
on Tuesday a ate sc,r next IS re at 40
There will be no parade this year Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernan societies. but the two ~
In the city will join In the parade when WI" o.
hal1 In Nou-Rochelle Tuesday.
Miss E. Marguerite Lindey Will deliver her lecture re
bicycling on Tuesday evening IN the nan u
the woman's institute. in Palisade-ave'
Mrs "'e G. eli Clinton Tsimadge Mrs; Frederick p
Blake. Mrs Theodore II. sllkman Mrs WilIiam H.
ara Miss Fagg IA series Iss of he ha of the
Rs for nsne Is by 70 Mrs. Gf a. spencer Lee
Larchmont The readings win be illustrated WIN ,h,a
Ssn Of Th s The S Others Ss sHf
March e April and - on wasa and Ha nn
the % bssn at Il O'CLOCK in the fore
noon. ,
over two hundred Masons gathered in Maso me
conferring of the third degree number OF can
ddates Delegations from lodges in New or r Ty
Tarrytown, Mount Vernon. Dobbs Ferry ana LUCK
ahoe present. ~
The members Of the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Clh hv
yohn Kend G Bangs the president Of the prizes
won in the combination tournament which enaed on
.ssd 64ze e wen 80 wa the r. and
10 Mr. Callan. In the women's tournament MT;
John Reid secured first and Miss Cpham second
prize.
The series OF open nights which we're glven our,
inc the early winter at the Young Mems Chrlstra
Association will be resumed THIS evening. Tho
rooms Will be open to the young men OF me csE
from s to 10 O'Clock and an orchestra VIII furnish
music.
The Killc- kiu-nick Club gave farewell on on
Thursday night at It's rooms In Warburton-aVc lor
George S. Braid one OF its members. VINO saiIs lor
Europe to-day. Commodore Whittemore preside,
and sneeches were made by ex-senator FRANK T.
Treanor George y. skinner. Frederick W; Ritter
Robert G. Jackson, Walter r SHUT hd YNbr ~ u
Jackson George II. I.owerre Andrew Deyo. Johh H.
Keeler ST.. and j. Calvin Campbell
The Mems League OF the Westminster Prcsey-
terrain Church gave a social on Thursday night Tor
The members OF the congregation. short musical
nrorre NINE was given In which the Misses Wieder-
hold Frank b Hickey, William Eddy and Charles
Warren took part.