New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
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NETWORK CITY.
Nine. Won Stamwitz will play Leah, the For
sdIea at the Broadway Theatre. on Wednesday evening
The steamship Erin, from Liverpool, landed
40 emgranrs at Castle Garden yesterday and the 30
livia, from Glasgow, eightytwo additional
Alderman M0rris's condition was somewhat
improved yesterday, and his physicians THINK lie VIII pe
able TO resume his business within week or two.
The old church at Marion and Prince-sts
which several winters has been occupied as lods
ing house for the hoinee will be reOpened this week.
Michael McDermott, age forty-eight, of No.
$50 West Fifty-Hrstst and Catherine Dickinson, age
twelve OF No. 521 West Fortyseventhst are reported
missing from their homes.
After the performance at GimOre's Garden
on Saturday evening the friends OF Thomas j. Kelly pre-
him with gold watch valued at 5000 James sMS
afterward serenaded MI Kelly
A groundless alarm was occasiOned yester-
day by the report that sick with yellow fever
at No. Is Marion-st 1t caused by the TACT that
Mr. Martin who arrived from the South on Friday last
lay sick Of "A fever, but not contagious one
The new Havana line steamship Saratoga
was open for public inspection yesterday at Pier NO. II
East River The vessel was profusely decorated with
flags from stem 10 stern and the saloon was made at
tracve by the brilliant display OF the dinner service
The Evangelical Educational Society, which
holds its annual meeting o'clock this afternoon in
the Church Of the Ascension, at Fih-ave and Tenh-st
will discuss the methods OF extending church work and
tho means of fOrtfying the sOcctys students against
tendencies toward Rituaisin ana Ranonailsln'
The pair-oared crews of the ATLANTA and
Nautilus Boat Clubs will match race on the Har
lem River Saturday, November 0, distance two miles,
for medal valued at $50 offered by William d. Currer
The ATLANTA PAIR are Messrs Eustls aud Downs and
the Nautilus Messrs LevieD and Cbds. Fair water Is
condition OF the race.
General f. B. Spinola, if he attends the
meeting the Board Of Aldermen, will have the pleas
IRE Of hearing read to-day veto Of his steam transpor
tation scheme sent by Mayor Ely. The Mayor has an.
nOunced that he intends making personal Inspection OF
the FortysecOnd street arch before taxing
any official action regarding IT,
James Jarvis, carpenter on the steamer
City of Brussels. brought before Commissioner
Shields yesterday on a charge made by SPECIAL Agent
Bracket that he engaged 10 smuggling meerschaum
pipes and other goods In the prisoners sateo4m tne
special agent found bundle Of SIX umbrellas ana three
packages Of pipes Jarvis was held III 5000 ball Tor ex
animation to-day.
The death of Alexander Stewart was an
nounced yesterday the Stock Exchange. Mr. Stewart
was ono OF the Oldest members Of tie Exchange having
been a member Of the old Open Board He had been
troubled with disease Ofthe brain Tor several ar
ing from depression over losses He was IN tue cry on
Saturday attending to business, ana ne died suddenly
from congestion the brain on Sunday. Ills funeral
Will take place at Crawford, Nj.
The Young WOmen's Christian Association
has prepared its programme for the coming season. 1t
month, to which all sefsnpporting women who apply
for tickets will be admitted. The Recepon Committee
eVe s " on the second Monday Of each month The lee
turers the OF 1879 are the Rev Dr. john
CHER the Rev Dr. Chas. Robinson. Miss KaIe sanborn
Paul Du Cdaillu and Professor Griiiis.
The Special Committee of the Stock Ex-
change reported in part yesterday the case OF Haar
Coz recommending that specific charges OF fraud be pre-
ferred against Charles =. Ruehnemundt tho only
her Of OfsHaar q Co. who Is member OF the
Stock Exchange The committee stated that on the tes
CO. gave to Haar 4 Co npy contract verbal or other
wise to sell buy stocks and gold the day of
failure The Governing Committee VIII meet tomorrow
vote upon the report.
The Rev. DR.. John II. Manning died early
Friday morning from Bhghts disease OF the kidneys.
at bis residence No. 1A7 Psrkplace, Brooklyn lie
about ffty-two years Of age, After being graduated
was ordained clergyman In the Reformed Church
For eighteen be was pastor OF the church OF this
denomination IN Third-ave., near Flfty-secOndst.,
Brooklyn but about five years he was compelled to
resign on account OF III health lie was o member OF
The funeral services Of Dr. Manning took place yester-
day az ths lirst heiOrSa ". To "SLo
Tamage. and the Rev. DIR. Wells. Of Flatbush. The
burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.
The funeral Of the late James i. Ayliffe,
the veteran bernger Of Trinity Church, place yes
terday TIE old be-rnger, who had ohimed in cut
so many years. Gibraltar in 1919. OF English
parents. Little is known OF his life previous 10 1850,
wnen he was musician at Barnum's Museum At about
this time he became q COMMUNICATE at Trinity aud
RED Miss Ifaphagen. For time no Kept chop house
In ls5d the at Trinity rr was appointed bell
Aylie selected for his place. Unt 1860 his violin
received from Trinity alone. The Rev Dr. DIX Rev
Mr.. Mulcahey. the Roy. Mr.. Richmond and the Rev.
Thomas H. sill, Of 81. Angustines Chapel, OBLIGATED at
the funeral yesterday The body buried IN Green
wood.
BROOKLYN.
Forty liquor dealers were found by Oil
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