New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
NEW.YORK CITY.

ioi,emy of Political Sciences. Columbia College,
p. IN,
| NEw-YORK CITY
| draftfor $3.50 was sent to the Hospital for the
| Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled on lhahkagN-
| ing Day by s0ne one unkiOwh.
| Pslce Sergeant John b. IIathorn of the Thirty,
| fifth i'rAc,uct died on thursday ni~ht. tie ha'i
| been sergeant for eight years ana pohcemah
| since 1867
Daniel Mckay, No 100 Clatham-'t., was caught
| Nv an elevator at No ll5 Mulbcrry-st Yesterday
| and his right leg was broken in two places
The game Of baseball hctnec resident New
| York and Brooklyn players that resulted ~ tie
on Thanksgiving Day viii I've played of at the Polo
| Grounds to-day.
4. r. Coppins, the passenger agent of the Central
Vermont Rairoad. SAYS tfat the MONTREAL Mi"ier tr
| ginning January 20 next promises to snrpaSs the
| two former cninlyals
| rwenty-fonr Thousand bushels of wheat m he
| s,n,"e al Touunrr,iai Wharf were posted nj the
| Produce Exchange yesterday ~ out OF condition.
| A piSSrn 10 Musrs NJ. MEilnBACli.
Moses N. Mehfbach. one Of tlstelahls electors.
| linipi Nof,nahiie by he Irving Hall Asstcia'ioh oi
,6e WIN Assenlbi, District About 100 VII he
present. neluiina Mato,-rlect trace
| STEAMSHIP tiHtMtN hRoW"tb,
| While ttyinp ~ climb on impiJ ihp sieahsliip
| tWhieoe al ha Inai 0f Hast ihiliN Nziiissst, laia
On lhurslay nahl hieplep Harrison one ei sle
| iIan,sn Ut the Nesshi tell Into Tia iitnf ahh was
drpwnui, liis body was noi fepoNeiei'
| FROM NtW-yoHk 20 HnnnkiNN
The Rev, Il, II, ilull viii peaG, his falnwel, sef,
mon to-InuIrow evening ~ ihn lahefhaole Ihpl's'
Church. IN this city aud on tbs ioiinwins SUNDAY
will hcsin his pastorste IN 'he HIeHhw'od h"p's'
Church, Brookhn'
THE cuICAGo HOARD or TRADE Quotations.
Al the Produce Exchange YESTERDAY the gnofa-
tons of the Chicago Board Of Trade we're sent over
the Gold aud stock tucker" as heretofore iehi-
norary arrangements between the Western Union
and The Chicago Board Of Trade have been made To
continue until further notice.
TURKEYS FOR HIS EMPLOYEES.
Among hose who had the satisfaction OF making
Others happy on Thanksgiving lay was hichard
Meares proprietor Of the Hotel Royal, at iortle'h-
st. ard sixth,ave. He gayea hfteen-pound turkey
to cv, ~ employe in the hotel, lnc!uding the nall
boys who had mothers to support
NEW SKATING RINK IL HARLEM
Plans were filed yesterday at tne burean OF
buildings by Mrs. Jane b. MpxoW Tor new 81, skatc
ground extending 100 feet in Lexingtonayc.. 400
feet in One undred-and-scvenl-st. ana lDo 1eet
in Fourth-ave. lts estimated cost Is S2o,ooo.
HOWARD MISSION HAS 20 WOMAN COLLECTOR.
The supe elintendcnt of the Howard Mission can-
tions the public not tn encourage woman VINO
has been soliciting money ana cio'hihg rom up-
town people upon he pretence that they are for
the Mission. The institution needs contributions
TO supply the wants of It's appllcants but does not
employ woman co,lec;oT Inc , auahoTnHa I aa c9,
recognized
SEVERE PENALTIES FOR EXCISE DFIINQUENciEs.
A large number Of excise cases have been acted
on in the present term OF the Court o Gehcra Ncs-
cions and Recorder Smy til has inpo ed hDcs aggrc-
eating several hundred dollars. More severe PER-
olties were exactcd i'll cases that were before the
Recorder YESTERDAY Conrad Brokman, who was
arrested on the complaint of officer, OF tile society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Tor sell,
ing liquor to minors. was sonicncci 10 three months
IN the Penitentiary. Henry Pcynann, the Keeper
of the "BemOnico,' in ChaIliar-st., pleaded gully
10 selling lquor without license on March 81,
and was sentenced to thirty days III the fenl'en-
tiary Henry Smith was sentenced 10 two months
ia tIo Pcnitcntary for selling liquor without Ii
cellse at No. 13l Grecuwicll-st
oXr OF THE SHORT TAIL GANG" SENTENCED.
George Bca MS age seventeen. member OF the
Short Tail Gang" some OI whose members nave
beeu conspicuous III the affairs that led to the death
of Michael Runnlng III C0l,iliuia-s was before
Recor,lrr Smyth yesterday. having pleaded gufy
to charge of stealing clothing from the liquor
store of iam Klein, at No. 12I Ridac-sf.. on No
vember \. The Recorder said that the prisoner
was known as member of bad gang, was pro-
fessional thief. aud hal already served term IN
the Penitentary Ills counsel had asked several
mony to show his clients good character, but had
never presented any. The prisoner was sentenced
10 four years and six months in the state Prison.
BROOKLYN
John II. Fisher veteran Of tic 14th Regiment.
will bc aprointcG putty Collector of Internal Rev
euue to succeed Char.es l.. Bostwick. who died
suddenly last week.
The Knic kerbocker Football Club Is private
Brooklyn team. and has 10 connection with the
Columbia College eleven, As reported yesterday.
By the will of Isaac Henderson $780, 900. together
with house on Columbia Heights and AL its con-
tents is left to his widow, Mrs. Kate L. henderson,
Permission has been granted to the relatives of
Mrs Catherine A. Valentine, whose name has been
couuIcd with that of DR.. Herman 1. Richardt III
various suits recently to begin proceedings to have