New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
NETWORK CITY.

day
TO RECEIVE SECOND SENTENCE OF DEA!H.
Sheriff Bowe has been ordered 70 produce Mlenaei
F. WcGIoin, the murderer of Louis Haner, of West
Twenty -sevcnth-st., before the Supreme So9It III
November 10 to again receive sentence OF grand
The verdict against McGlom was recently aHrmeu
by the General Term of the Supreme court
HELPLESS WOMAN NEARLY sUFFocAIEp
Flames which caused a tntiing loss broke our
early yesterday morning IN me oIsGIent u inety
Cenire-st. where Mrs. Catbarlne flanefty' Ninety
SIX years old, was lying SICK III Deu' non aio
police broke into her room ana dragged ner ouS sue
was nearly suiocaed. She was removed TO Bellevue
Hospital.
MEETING OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE TRUSTEES
The trustees OF Columbia College held thelr nrsI
meeting yesterday since the summer VACATION
was promoted to the adjunct proiessOrshlp Oh as
tronomy and geOdOsy. Permission was gwen 10
the NewYOrk Academy OF Science 10 hoId l's lleeV-
lngs hereafter at the college.
DEATH OF AN OLD ACTOR AND MANAGER
Edward T. Taylor, formerly an actor ana tneaIrI
cal manager, was buried yesterday IRON the ChulGH
of the TRANSPORTATION. The Rev. Dr Ueolge u
Houghton conducted the service. The lnternehI
was III WOOilawn. Mr.. Taylor was slNty-elshC
years old, and he made his first appearance on inc
stage in London III 1855. lie uleu Oh odIuAu"S Wv
No. 119 FOurIh-ave.
OPENING LECTURES WILL ATTENDED.
The first |, ctures OF the New-York Post-Graduate
Medical school were delivered YESTERDAY AZ HoS,
900 and 2lI East TwentV-tnirl-st DR.. ). l.. LAT
tie lectured at 3 y: M, ana Dr. Stursls anu ~, ~
Spitzka at and 3 O'clock. There were more thah
forty at the lectures anu JNO VI thlcO piNA'
All were said TO be graduates of medical colleges.
In connection with the school, there is free dis
pensaTy open from a. H. to p III.
OVER A MILLION PIECES OF MAIL MATTER.
The large increase the mails caused by tine cleo
ton came to an end yesterday noon, when the work
OF the postal clerks resumed lis usual proportions
The Gle ks who usually work nine hours Gay,
have been kept busy an average htteen hours LOT
the last few days. 1t is estimated chat over mil
lion pieces of mail matter went through the fost
Office Tor election purposes.
George f. Rood, the New-Haven Railroad con-
ductor and William L. " Rawson, the telegraph
OPERATOR who were arrested III connection VITA the
recent tunnel disaster, were again In the Court OIL
General Sessions yesterday. Recorder Smyth hAed
bail i'll Rood's case at $1,000 the prisoner having
been surrendered by his bOndsman before tne
Coroner No day was set for trial.
DEATH OF A POLICEMAN FROM AN ASSAULT;
Roundsman Gallagher of the lwenty-,hId Pre-
cnct, VINO was struck on the head with stone On
October %, while he was trying TO make AN arrest
III East Eight -eghth-St., died III the Presbyterian
Hospital yesterday morning. An autopsy showed
that bis death caused by an abscess on inc
braln resulting from the injury. henry Garethy
and William CO.eT who were accused OF the as
saut on the officer, committed yesterday by
Coroner Brady to await the result OF an inquest.
CONFRONTED BY TWO ALLEGED WIVES.
Albert Il. Gore, otherwise known as henry u.
Horton, VINO was brought on sunday from Charles
town Prison, where he had served term Tor 10I-
gery was arralgned yesterday in the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions on charge OF blgainy. III Is alleged
that he married one wife III Jersey City IN 1850 ana
another III this city in July, 1851. Both OF the
women i'll court. Ine prisoner pleaded not
guilty, and was remanded Tor trlal.
RELEASED ON AGREEING TO PAY HIS DEBT.
Isaac >. barrett. the bOokkeepcr III the Control
leI's office vino was arrested lew days ago Tor not
obeyiug the order OF surrogate Rollins requiring
hun to pay over sum OF money due from MN as
guardian of MIilard Wines, was released yesterday
by order of the surrogate Mr. Barrett agreed TO pay
over the sum due III instruments and to give within
ten DAYS a bond III the sum OF $1,000 Tor the per-
Torrance OF his stipulation.
METHODIST MISSIONARY COMMITTEE.
The General Missionary committee OF the Meth
odst Episcopal Church began Its annual session yes
teruay afternoon at n %. 800 BrOauwa All tine
members of the committee were present, excepting
Bishops Foss, Peck ana Foster. S715OOO was APP
propnated for ne mission WORK OF the ensuing yeaf
as against $69O,OOO last year VI TINS amount
S4 600 was appropriated TO- the work Ill Liberia
S77 800 for that III South America, aud S29,775 tor
that in China. The committee adjourned 10 meet
at IL O'clock this morning.
PLEA OF INSANITY NOT ACCEPTED
Edward Kelly was sentenced yesterday by Re-
cOrder Smytn in the Court of General sessions, TO
term of ten years i'll the state Prison tor telOnOus
assault tie quarrelled with Patrick Foley, of No.
Az PeaTl-st, on the night OF July l, III a liquor
store IN Nest-st. Obtaining large neat-axe from
Folev's fingers. Ihe prisoners counsel was one of
the witnesses for the defence He and others at
temp ed TO the prisoner by proving his lnsan-
ity, but he was found guilty. by the jury.
ASSAULTED FOR REFUSING A MAN DRINK.
Schuyler j. Hunt, clothing cutter, of No. 80
Cr0sby-st., arragned before Justice Morgan
in a feIoDious assault William Reagan, OF No. g
RIdge-st., III BrOome-st., on Sunday morning, with
three other men not yet Ted. Reegan Keeps
liquor-store at No. "a Sprlng-st, and 1t Is stated
that having refused drink TO one OF his assall-
ants he was followed, knocked down and kicked on
the body and mead. He a precarious
dltion Hunt was held TO await the result OF Rec
gan's injuries.
PosTPoNEMENr IN THE CASE AGAINST HARVIER
The examination in the charges OF perjury and
criminal libel preferred by Marie PrescOtC against
Ernest Jefferson
ket Police court yesterday Allen Mcdonald, coua
sci for Harver, moved that his client be discharged
on the ground that the charges had had not been
sustained. Justice Ford uenled the motion. Mar
shall +. Stafford, the plaintiffs counsel, testified
that he had begun three suits against narvIer, quo
that two had been withdrawn lie was aware that
Mr.. HarvIer had several suits pending against the
plaintiff The examination was then postponed
until Thursday next
THE MONTHLY SOCIAL MEETING OF soRosIs;
The monthly social needing or SOrosls was held
at DemonicO's yesterday. Miss Emily Faithful
was the guest of the day. After the lunch ana
piano solo by Miss COngdon, Miss Faithful was IN
troduced aud she responded briefly. Among The
guests of the club were Mrs. Bencnley, president OF
the Fortnighty CLUB, of Chicago. Inc Misses
Conron were present, and they sang The Carl
baldi Hymn" and a song by Rubenstemu Mrs;
George Vandenhotf read I" Mrs. Won Blunky," and
Miss Minnie Swayze recIted one of Robert brown
ing's poems Miss Clara otutsman sang " Forever"
Mrs. 5. &. Ostron read paper on " Will the pur-
suits OF Special Branches OF Study Advance Educa-
tionp aud MRS; 5 Van Horn one on g Practical
discussed Moral Education"
BROOKLYN
Michael Marind, age seventeen, who was injured
the Italian bark Escae on November 4, died yes
terday III the Long Island College Hospital
Judge Gilbert yesterday annulled the marriage of
John ROessler and Am5ia h. Siebel on the groun.i
that the latter had an undivorced husband living ut
the time of the marriage. Their cnIld adjud ged
legitimate and awarded to the father The parties
to the suit live OH Staten Island.
SN. White, receiver for the defunct Grocers Bank
IN Newly ork, found among the assets Judgment
aga INST II. J. Murphy, member of the Stock Ex-
change, for $37 0z9 10, which was unsatstied.