New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-22
NETWORK CITY

Bolton Hall. the lawyer Of No III Broadway. mas
accepted the Office of treasurer of the American
'Iongshorenen's Union in n letter. in which he tells
what great work the organization can do
Frederick T. Slack. trainmaste- Of tho Hudson
Division Of the New York Central Railroad who
with his mother had gon 70 Florida for tho benefit
of his health. returned 70 the city last Friday.
number Of his railroad friends called AT his Office
in the Grand Central Station Saturday morning
to congratulate him being so speedily restored
to health
George A. Warhurton. general secretary ~ the
Railroad Branch of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon gave ms a prelude
TO his Bible study delightful talk on THE Need
OF Personal Work 10 the Committee on Religious
Work connected with tho branch.
on Tuesday evening nj the Castle Hall Of Co
Iumbus Lodge. knights Of Pythios. Third-ave. and
ne-hundred- "A seyonth-st.. convention OF the
Forthwith District comprising Shakespeare, Atlas
and Columbus lodges. will he held. A reception
will be given for Grand Chancellor II. G. kanski.
ir.. and his staff. Colonel Daniel =. Dean. Of
Alabama and others VIII sneak.
Erastus s Moore ircnworker. twenty-five
wears old, Of No. ei2 East Seventeenth-st.. was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital suffering from peri
tonitis and Appendicitis yesterday morning He
died half an hour after he was admitted
Sixty carloads OF California na"el and Seeding
oranges were received in this city last week. Many
OF the navels were placed I'm cold storage. and
few small lots were exported to London and Liv-
erpool Shipments from the Pacific Slope ale near
" ended Valencia oranges are coming in freely
and selling at loss. Importers are expecting a
more active demand and better prices with the
coming Of mild. clear weather.
The Dan Talrnaees Sons Company has declared
a quarterly dividend OF per cent. payable April I.
There will be mass-neotng for sailors rights
at Cooper Union next Thursday evening. under the
auspices Of the Central Labor Union of New-York,
the Central Labor Union OF Brooklyn and the So
ciai Reform club. Among the speakers announced
are Charles Frederick Adams Henry George. Sam
uel Gompers Thomas r. Mcclure. Ernest II. Cros
by and James RI. Williams. Father McGlynn and
the Rev Or. Rainsford may also speak
Corporal Fogarty the shooting handicap in
Company c. 22d Regiment. The names and scores
Of the winners Of the ten prizes are as follows:
Corporal Fogarty. 70. Private Brockett. 20; Lieu
tenant Buck 81; Corporal sayles. 81, Private Stay
tor 81: Private GRANVILLE Sc; Private BarGer, Sc;
Private c. Levine s.: Private Weeks, e5 and Pri-
vate A Levine. g. Company D. Captain Frank
NJ Anderson has made arrangements for an en-
tertanment to be held in the armory on Monday
evening First Sereeant \. r. Doubleday, OF Com
pany r. has been elected second lieutenant Of Com
any G.
There will be an entertainment NJ the Sth Regi-
rncnt Armory Friday evening. tho receipts from
Of n clubhouse at Creedmoor Resides regmental
parade there will be exhibition drills by several
companies and n concert under the direction Of
Randmastcr Crowley. The committee IS making
great efforts TO make the affair an enjoyable
AZ the next review OF tho 9th Regiment. which
will be held in a few weeks. handsome stand Of
coors will be presented TO the command by the
Memorial Committee OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic. II las been decided that part OF the
BoefoD Ia, ~ t,o
Charlestown Cadets Bunker Hill Day.
on March II Miss Nellie II. Emens. Of Syracuse.
y y died from Rastro-enterltis in Nassau. and
her body reached hero the steamship Niagara
yesterday
The expected strike Of 100 more shlrtmakers
WAS postponed yesterday until today The shirt
makers have won all their strikes IN the large
shops and the strike to-day will he against the
small shops The leaders expect to win in less
than forty-elgh' hours The successful strikers
so far have received an advance Of 20 per cent in
their wages.
The collection Of antique and modern paintings
belonging to the late Mrs Sarah VI Kmball Of
Cleveland will be sold b., auction on Thursday and
Friday evenings next at tho Firth Avenue Auction
Rooms No. ?5s Fif,h-ave. The collection. which
includes paintings by such artists az Reynolds,
Gainsborough Molssonier. Romney. Titan. Rem
brandt Toni,rs Coroi. Troyon Ramsay, Daubigny.
Dupre md Diaz was purchased by Mrs Kimball
with the intention 81 presenting II 10 the proposed
museum Of Cleveland.
Organized labor IS much interested IN the con
templatcd work Of changing tho motive-power OF
the Sixth and Eighth ave car lines from horse
power 10 the underground trolley. At the meeting
OF the Central Labor Union in Clarendon Hall yes
terday Delegate John J. Pallas said that the work
which the railroad company will DO will require
the services of probably 1000 men. and no moved