New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-14

| lem entered its new hall, at Ihird-ayc and one
| Observation-Disclosures ourth-st. yesterday
DrowNrD IL THE NORTH RIVER.
| homeless younr man. Samuel Young, fell into
| the North River at the foot OF Little Iweuth-st'
| yesterday, and was drowned. Ills oouE WIS i''''
| cred end sent to the Mor%ue.
| BREAKING HIS LEG AND HIS JAW;
Robert McKelvey, age thiry-fye, fell ont oi
third story window If his home at No; 7ol alsht-st
Yesterday and broke his left leg and his Jaw Dohe
! lie was removed to hospital.
| LECTURES on ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
| Commander John +. Chcypc, Of the ROYAL Navy
| who was an officer of the Franklin search exp dl-
nj Chickcrug Hall The first Will be delivered TO-
night. and the others on November II and 2l
SAID TO Il SIX YEARS PAST 4 CEN5UkR l !, roe
| John Zam1ncr German, who claimed 10 ne ~"
wears old died Of old age on Friday at inc lone lUr
the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor 10 10
East Seventcth-st. lie, was buried a. o onntry
| twenty-nIne years
| SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN.
The second week IN November Tor ne IaSl lnII ,
teen years has been observed for special prayer ana
Christian effort in behalf of Young men IN an lands
| Meetings for young men only viii he held IN the
narlors of the Young Mems Christian Association az
| FOurth-aye and twenty -thlrlsl., every u'S 'A''
week -
| The Rev Alexander Mclean II. D., preached yes
! tcrlav in the Thirteenth Street fIGsbylrIlah
Church near Sixth ave. In the morning ne admin
| istered the Lords supper after the sermon ann ID
! thc evening in the name of the New York PrcShN-
tcrv declared the pulpit of the church vacant. NJ
| Rev, 4 b. Simpson. late pastor of the church sat
| in lie pulpit aud made a few farewell remarks.
! An ADDRESS THAT WAS not PRESENTED.
| The members of the Seventh Ward branch OF Inc
! Irish National Land League met at No ~ MadI-
son-St. Yesterday afternoon, and proceeded IN n"9y
| to the hauSc of Father OFHTrcll, pastor ol ~.
| Tercsa's Church. Their intention was 10 present
an address to the Rev. Father Shcehy aud Nr.
| UcaIy but rs Father Sheehy bad gone away lumc-
dately after the last mass and rs Mr. ieaN had hot
| been there at all, the address was not presented
| TUE INTERESTS OF FREN II PRoTEsrNIs.
Another meeting for the promotion OF IRE en-
! Professionalism IN New England was held last even
| ing in Masonic Temple. Every seat was occupied.
| The Rev Dr. II. VI. StOrrS, Secretary OF the Home
Mission Society Of this city, prGsiGedi AHhI, SS,S
| OConnor the Rev. Father Proth Of Baltimore y IS
Frost of Brooklyn the Rev. T. G.. 4. Cote of Lowell
| Massachusetts,, and }. W. Coolidge oil inc s'ihc
| place $500. 49, . .,,,.,.,,
The thirteenth anniversary OF the cornell NGmo-
| rial Methodist Episcopal Church was observed by
| sDecial services IN he church ctlhcc. IN tasl
| Seventy-siXth-st yesterday. The rev Dr LoWIcE
! rreachSd Inc morning sermon. The Sunday-schoo
If thr church the largest il is said in the demon
| nation numbering 27j members, heid SprclA
| session with varied literary aud musical programme
in the afternoon. j. b. Cornell presided. ana SD
| new Dean of Warren. r. l., made an address La the
| evening the Rev. Mr.. Dean preached sermon. Inc
Rev DR.. Wood and the Rev, w. W. BowdlSh also
took part in the service.
BROOKLYN.
Officer Hillberg, of the First Precinct, found an
| abandoned infant, about two weeks old, last even
ing in front of No. s. COurtst. The City Nurse took
| charge of the babe.
| An old man. Francis Birmingham who lives at
No 1873 Skillman-st., sustained a fracture OF the
skull last evening by falling at Spencer-st. and
Myrtle-ave. lie was removed 10 the Clty liospitai
iii an ambulance.
Peter Lee age sixty, ofJamaica, J. l.. employed
on construction train on the Long Island Railroad
fell from car in Atiantic-aye., near GTand-ave at
an early hour yesterday morning. HIS mangied
bodv was picked up by his fellOw-wOTkmcn soon
| afterward and carried to the station at flatbuSi
and Atantic-aves. After the police were informed
the engineer of the train Iredwcl Brown, was ar
rested On hearing the details of the affair Captain
Mcclellan, of the Tenth Precinct, discharged Brown
JERSEY CITY.
2 Emil Patey, boy who livcsat No. 23S Railroad
ave while fishing YESTERDAY in the Adams Express
. | Company's dock, at the foot of EXchangc-placc
pulled up the dead body of man dressed III dark
, clothing Before he could make the body fast ms
line broke and the body sank 10 the bottom again
NEWARK
James NATHAN, convict, who escaped from Cad.
, well Penitentiary on July 10th, and on the same
night robbed man of lot of clothing aud has
since escaped arrest, made his appearance at the
Soldiers Home last evening aud asked for shelter
He was recognized and handed over 10 the police.
James RYAN of No. 172 Blecckcr-st., was attacked
bv several yonng men at an early hour yesterday
, morning i'm Golden street, and knocked down and
robbed of all his money and property. The high
| waymcn fled when Ryan's cries attracted police
man to the scene. He was enabled 10 give some de-
scrptiOn Of his assailanis ana about an hour later
the police found concealed in barn in lloyt-st
| five young men, who were positively identified by
RYAN. They gave the names OF James Bgley No
| II COdrn-st Peter Riley. No IS LOck-st., Joseph
Sullivan No. 142 Bleeckerst., homs Duffy, No. a.
IIoyt-st and James Higgins who said he was home
less They held for trial.
NEW-JERSEY.
UOBOKEN-The funeral of Charles Ncckng, the
, member of Washington Hook and Ladder Company
| who was drowned on Sunday night last AT the iir'
on the Wilson steamship PIER tooK place YESTERDAY
, | afternoon The members Of the Ere Department
and 9th Regiment, National Guard, accompanleC
: the remains 10 the Wechaw ken Cemetery. The
| third anniversary of the dedication of st. Mary
Roman Catholic Church in William-st., was cele
brated yesterday morning Bishop WIgger olhci
LONG ISLAND.
GREENPoRT.- Surveyor King Of Grcenport, re
p0rts the number of menhaden rendered i'm this dis
. irict during the past season rs S6,O0O,OOO. Tm
: quantity of fish yielded 1925, 900 gallons OF OIL anC
: 800 tons of fertilizins scrap.
HUNTINGTON.-For o man and a woman both Il
commit bigamy in marrying each other IS somewla
: unusual Huntington has Just such case. On
Monday of last week Napoleon frazer vas vas 9aTfe'
, | pp day they were both arrested on charges o
/. | bigamy On their examination before the Jnstlc,
it was shown that Ida was married to Henry Smtl
= by the Rev. Mr. Ross in 1877, and had never beef
| divorced BraZier knew of the marriage. He wal
} married at the time and his first wife, from WHOM
he was not divorced, Is stlli IyihG Inc prisoner
: were committed for the action OF the Grand jury.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Republican County
| Central Committee of Queens Comfy has employee
counsel and Will test the election of School Comms
siOner in the Hid District. Actions VIII also nc DC
gun against the inspectors of election in the SecOn'
T Ward of Long Island City for expellng, ih'
Z watchers from the room while the vote was benz
counted. Manly, the Republican inspector, wa
Obliged TO seek the protection of the police To SEE
! him home. 1t is also alleged that the vote IN th
Second Ward was not canvassed properly, inc IN
spectors first counting the vote for Justice and th
returns net filed with the County Clerk within
| the time specified by law.
STATEN ISLAND.