New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
NENT-NNRk CITY

The Rev. Dr. r. W. Chambers read a paper yes
terday on the Revision of the Old Testament be-
fore the Reformed Church Pastors Association
He is OF the Icvisers.
TRAMPs sFNT TO TIE ISLAND.
Sixteen tramps caught on Sunday night III van
Voorhees, pig iron foundry, on thc North kivcI,
near hundred and venthst., were sent
TO the Island for ten days each by Justice Oormah
in the Harlem Court yesterday.
BUILDINGS To BE LEASED BY THE CITY.
The Sinking Fund Conui ssoncTs yesterday au-
thorized the Controller TO lease the second floor OF
Manhattan Hall i'll Eighth-ave. for a court room
for the Eleventh Judicial District at $4,000 a
year and to lease the Ninety II Street Hospital
! at ~ 800 "A year.
WHEAT OFT OF COXD:TIoN.
At the Produce Exchangc YESTERDAY, 20 goo
! as beng out of condition. Ii has become hot and
weeyl-cmt in store and is believed to be of the new
! crop OF wheat having been put III warehouse III
! October
| THEIR NAMES NOT MENTIONED.
| The Rev Il. Heber Newton did not mention The
Ner- York Erening Post and Mr.. Beecher in his ser
| mon on sunday But his reference to them was
so unmist akable that THE TRIBUNE intended toprint
their names in brrckets in the report, BY a typo
graphical error the brackets were omitted.
| EDWIN ARNOLD SEVERELY CRITICISED.
The Rev. Dr. W. r. Wilkinson, of Tarrytown,
read paper on the Light of Asia" at the me ct
| inc of the Baptist ministers yesterday. He
lack of genuine carncstncss; that he simply re-
fccted the light of others, and that his rhetoric was
bad and his conclusions Fundamentally false.
H.
There was q collision in Seycnth-ave. on Sunday
which caused the death of 5000 horse owned by
Andrew Holmstead, Of No. 32o East Iwentleth-st..
the shaft penetrating the horses breast. George
Lnsly of No. 800 tlizabcth-st., was arrested but
said that another inmate of the wagon. who made
his escape was driving the horse that caused the
accident. He renanded IN the Harlem Court.
| NEED OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
| The teachers and scholars of the Home Industrial
School No. O. at SxUeh-st. and Sutton-place, have
| been greatly annoyed by gang of ruiians who
haV "
struck teacher, Miss Minnie Ryerson, on the neck
with missile. Yesterday, Patrick Reilly, age
! fifteen of No. 40 East Fifty-DInth-st., ar
rested for the offence. and was held in the York
VILE Court in $1,000 bail.
INJURED BY BLAST.
| Workmen prepared blast at the foot Of East
observation-disclosures Thirty elghth-st. yesterday, but
il failed go OH properly. After waiting Tor some
time Joseph Oats. workmen. set about removing
ploded tearing of three fingers Of his left hand
cutting his right and decorating his face and
body. Oats was carried 10 the Ninety-nlnth Street
Hospital. Ills home Is at lhlrd-aVe and Ohc-
| hundred-and thirty-ninth-st.
MAKING An OLD BUILDING ATTRACTIVE.
Jacob Etzel, owner of the historical building
| known as " ashDgt0n's last headquarters i'll this
city, where he took leave of his staff at the end of
| the Revolution. and where the centennial apnivcr-
sary was celebrated last year intends 10 make the
place attractive this year. The room on the sec
| ODd floor, where Generals Washington, Knox and
Others drank toasts and parting healths on Aovem-
| Der "a 1888, is TO be handsomely decorated and
| visitors will have an opportunity 10 inspect the
memorable room, which has been little altered.
| The buildings fronts will also be decorated.
OFFICERS or A PROTECTIVE UNION.
| The twentieth annual election of officers OF the
Working Woman's Protective Union took place
yesterday at the headquarters, No. 10 Clinton
! place w. H. II. Moore was made president j. O.
Woods ice-presdent; j. II. Parsons, secretary
| and attorney and NJ. S. BEACH, treasurer. John +.
Wilets j. Howard Wright, Wilson n. Powell,
William L. jenkins, Daniel Walford, William Is.
Crosby, Benjamin II. Field, John L. RLer, William
Schimper, David Wolfe Bruce Orlando u. Potter
and William Jennings Democrat were elected
directors.
| BEGINNING THE,sAIE'oF A'IIBRArY.
The sale of the library of James Maurice, of Mas
| peth, l.. l., was begun yesterday by Bangs d Co.
| The library IL an extensive one, the sale lasting