New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Unfounded-all reports of the finding of
Mr. Stewards body
Yesterday the sun was as warm as that of
September aud the like that OF August at the sea-
shOrn.
Mrs. George Vanderhoff, assisted by her
pupils Will give readings Cnlckering Hall this even
ing.
A gentleman was heard to say yesterday
that in the brightness OF the electric light Ia Fourteenth
az. the glsights cast q shadow.
Recorder Hackett appeared yesterday on the
streets looking Thin and pale rom long confinement by
serious and complicated Illness.
Among the inducements for shuflling of
this mortal coil Is the following Grand-s sign: "A
large coffin, hearse, and coach, only $40"
Patrick Tiernay, the ticket o. leave Fenian,
was visited by many admirers Yesterday at the office of
The Irish World. lie wants to ind employment in this
city.
1t is singular fact that when the Excise
Commissioners asked to explain why the liquor law
enforced they invariably explain that some other
law prohibits them from acting.
The COroner's jury find that Kelly and Keat-
charged with causing the death of Daniel Fitch are
guilty But the prisoners still in the Tombs on
the commitment OF Justice kilbreth.
All the pretty and useful things not sold
to-day the fair for the benefit Of the Sunday after
services at ChickerDg Hal, at the spinger Build
Ing, VIII ne disposed OF NJ auction this evening"
The Rev. j. l.. Wthrow, DID,, of the Park
Street Church. Boston. will preach on City Missions, in
the PRESBYTERIAN Memorial Church a! Madsonavc and
Fifty, hird-st, tomorrow evening AT zig o'clock.
julius Lopez, yesterday morning, in back
room AT No. lO5 ParRst, when else was present.
was showing his pistol to his Chinese friend, All
SIN 1t accidentally discharged. aud All SIN was
wounded the hand julius dd not into op'ss, ana
will not get the grand jury ~ indict him.
The sale of the Browne Library was con-
ciuI.d AZ Hall following good
prices were received Museo Royal de Naples" $780,
Pu sults of Literature" with inserted plates, $50
After he books all disposed Of some engra'lngS
belonging Ia them were uut up. An original wooucut
OF Albert Duser brought $40
At the sale of the Tasker Collection of
paintings last evening, the attendance was large butthe
bidding lacked spirit The best price obtained was 500
for z Rubcns A Vatican brought $50. signed work
Of Jan stem, sos. Night Scene. by Bramer. Rem
brandt, pupil, 500. One Of Hc hue.t pictures We
holding the apple" brought only 500
A fire broke ont in Grammar School No.
10 at No $50 Woostcr-st, yesterday mornmg. but II
was quietly cxtirgushed. There were 300 children In
tue building. and although alarmed thry were as
missed without hurt. fa'se alarm OF fire near tn"
school at no. 80 Grandst created SON" conse MARION
umuns tine pupils, nut JhcytO"" were uIS-'u i'll '"iot''
A team attached to United States Express
wagon took fright Fithaye aud Filtccuth,t yester
day afternoon. and dashed wildly round Uuion-Square'
A. No Uuion-squarc Mrs. saunders II Mamaroneck,
was knocked down and injured IN v Ine IGT c,at"
badly damaged. Tue team was finally suodued 10y
the driver.
4 boy standing before the jewclry store of
william H. Hcathcote. at No @97 Broadway, yesterday
afternoon on his way to deliver parcel entrusted to
lis care, was accostcd by man who offered him 10
cents TO deliver letter in Church-st To accommodate
the hoy the stranger took the parcel into the lr%riy
store ana asked leave II tor lew minutes ana the
/ boy went his second crrand. immediately me man
TGuInrd and Win Wanl a lar to- trace I the fef
The lads parents say MAJ we paicei oVmaugu q vs
| and placed the matter in the hands Of detectives.
BROOKLYN
| Counselors Edgar NJ. Cullen, W. II. Onder-
donk and AlonzO Wheeler, who were appointed com
mission 70 examine candidates for admission TO the bar
examined twcnty-our applicants on Thursday. Fifteen
! OF the number were successful.
The Rev. /. r. Morse was installed as pas
tor Of tie Tabernacle Baptist Church, nj Cnlon-s and
Third place. Thursday night The Rev. Henry f. Lane
preached and the Rev. A q. Lawson presented
the right hand fellowship to the new pastor. The
charges to pastor and people were made 10y the Rev
! Mrssls. Reed and Rhodes.
| The payroll of the Department of Arrears
| for November amounted to S2.7lG 60 At this rate
there would have remained at the close Of the wear
balance Of the Appropriation amounting 10 Hl5ool The
payroll for December however, was increased 10y add
INK "A small 10 the salary Of each lrrk ana en-
poy6. Tue euure Appropriation OF S5-''-3 was thus
! expended
Mrs. Josephine B. Henry, the wife of John
f. Henry, died yesterday at her residence IN Second
place sue was the daughter OF Professor Solomon Bar
rctt and was born in Madrid, y. Y, May = 1888
preliminary funeral service conducted aSt evening
by Rev. \. j. LYMAN, Of the Soud Congregauonai
! Church, Of which Mrs Henry was u member. she VIII
! be buried at Waterbury, VI
WOrkmCn who were engaged in digging
cellar at No. LIST Broadway, Thursday, found some
human nearly feet below the surface OF the
ground The bones taken the Fourth Street Po-
lice Station where Police surgeon Malone sand that they
had probably been buried great many years coroner
Nolan will summon Jury 70 SIT upon the bones, ana VIII
then charge the county ST. for doing so.
Herman o. KOrthener the well-knOwn plan
ISL I'm May last leased house ST. Jumes-place. Soon
his family were taken slck. First his wife died then
one of his children Mr. KOthener himself, his remain
ing two children, aud his father and mother also De-
came very SICK. The Board OF Health declared the
house unit for haDltatiOn on account Ot detective
plumbing. Mr.. KOheucr moved out, and the landlord,
george IindOn, has sued MIN 10 recover tue rentiO
November.