New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-15
NETWORK CITY.

The fair to aid in paying the debt of st. AIMS
Roman Catholic Church Will be held IN lhe lam
many Building from April - to May H.
The German Liederkranz Society will leave the
Grand Central depot to-day at p. M by SPECIAL
tram for Boston, 10 take part IN the wagner FESTIVAL
The Numismatic Society will exhibit tho collec-
tion of facsimllies of Greek and Roman COINS al
the Normal College, Fourth-ave' and slxty-elghth-
St., tomorrow.
MARRIAGE vows SEALED WITH BEER.
At Castle Garden yesterday two lnnl grant pas
sengers from Rotterdam were married. lhey were
Weidmanu Gorch and KATRINA Mes. Each drank
the others health from beer bottle.
PRISONER FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.
While suffering from deiTium tTemeas yesterday
Robert King Of No. % Westinghouse, shot HIM
self III the breast, intending to XII himself he
was carried TO the Chambers Street hospltai
prisoner
TEN YEARS FOR STEALING.
John Smith printer of No. 424 East Eleventh
St. was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment yes
terday by Judge Cowing Tor stealing clothing ana Hn
jeweiry from the house OF FREDERICK DoAelin'l' No
200 East kleventh-st., on April o.
FOR VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAWS.
Seven beer sellers were held in 500 bail each at
tine Tombs Police Court for selling beer on Sunday.
Tourteen iduor dealers were held in the same
amount at The Essex Market Court for the sans
offence and seven at Jefferson Market.
LECTURES on THE BAD LANDS.
Professor Scott of Princeton, Will give two free
lectures at Columbia College on the " Bad Lands
of the West the Friday evenings OF this and next
week The first Will be on Their geological history
and the second on the evolution VI INC losslI HALL
mails.
CHILD KILLED BY HORSES KICK:
Andrew Wilson, age eight, was kicked in the
head by horse which was running loose III va
cant lot upto wn, yesterday and died last night OF
a fractured skull at the home OF his parents, No.
640 West FOrty-slXth-St
VAIN ATTEMPTS TO SAVE THE sKIDDERs CREW.
Ian+ain Cam of the Ship Isnergora, which ar
rived from Antwerp yesterday Tep0r cd that on
March 16 the bark Skidder, waterlogged and nearly
a wreck, sighted OH the Azores. several nut
ida taxi nn he he
SIdder has since arrived at one OF the ports OF the
Azores
A CHILD KILLED BY A SODA WATER WAGON.
John McLucklo, age seven, was run over ana
killed by soda water wagon yesterday AT Third
ave and One undred-and-twefth-s HIS body
was removed to the home of his parents, at No.
2lS6 Thlrd-ave. John German, who drove the
wagon. escaped, but the police thought that they
could arrest him last night.
AN OPEN LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The 23d Regiment viii hold an open lawn tennis
tournament Saturday at the ArmoTy, IN Ger
mont ave- Brooklyn, beginning at o'clock. En-
tries will be received up 10 Friday evening by &. T.
Smith No. 81 Wortb-st., New-York. The games
are 10 consist of doubles only, entries being limited
10 sixteen teams. The prizes WliI DO handsome Sill
yer cups
CARRIE MORSE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Carrie r. Morse, alias Carrie West. the fraudulent
broker waved further examination at the Iombs
Police Court Yesterday, before Justice Dufty, on
the charges made against her by MIS-. De Witt, of
One d-twenty -eighth-st., and Miss iiel
en- Wilson, of Jersey City, and was committed lot
trial on all the charges IN default OF S3,OO0 ball.
INSPECTING A NEW STEAMSHIP.
More than a hundred invited guests spent the
afternoon yesterday inspecting the new Red Star
steamship Noordland. Among those who tried tie
new electric light apparatus and the means for
saving life, and cOmpliInented the company for
putting so fine vessel in the Atlantic trade, were
Emigration Commissioners Hauset and Starr, Sec
rotary jackson, Captain jackson and several prom
lnent shipping merchants.
TWO FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
The Rev. DIR. Gallaudet OBLIGATED yesterday at
the funeral of jeremiah n. Sewall. in st. Ann's
Church in Eighteenth-st OF the small group of
persons present were Mrs. Sewall and members of
the Union League Club and the New-England 30
clety, Company /, Of the 9TH Regiment, attended
this funeral of Clinton Osgo0d Field at ST. Bar
tbOlomew's Church. Forty-1ouTth-st. and Madlson-
ave The services were conducted by the Rev. I)rs.
Cooke and Peters.
THOMAS MOORE's HARP IN CLARENDON HALL
nriyate view of Thomas Moore's harp in hOl0r
of which the Society for the Preservation OF the
irish Language is to give its concert this evening,
was Given last night in Clarendon Hall. The in
strnment ia green and IL thirty inches in height.
with fifteen strings The back is carved TO repre-
sent an Irish round tower IL was presented TO the
poet Ia 1923 by the citizens of Limerick. Moore's
widow gave ID TO Mrs 3. @. Hall, and her husband
transferred IT, two months ago, t0George W. Chhds'
who has loaned 1t TO the society.
WISHING TO MARRY HIS ACCoMPLIcE IN CRIME.
Jesse Williams the negro who was sentenced 10
eighteen years and eiI months in the state Prison
for the robbery and assault al the Sloane RATS was