New-York tribune., 1884-11-30
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NfW-fONk VII
A rhnfei IN aid ~ ihe Minerva Home for tas
Girls will nke place M stpinwat Hall Uh December
Y, ~ ~ M.
.Ctaiop Yatef rents iast yett 900, i36 Mayors
Mstslai Mtpeiingti lsshth i'Vi5 licenses aha te-
The fat fof iiie Wesi slde iisg Nursery, ~ lhe
University .linil Theatre, VII be continued ~.
rinitHH ali ~ lhf efni,ihe hecause ~ ihs fa,n 0
Iildafi When " opened
Edward Mnlif WbG, Vas indicted fGr assault 0jl
lie charge lhaf le lhrpN Democrat 0Nl ~ POLL
lna plall iD lhn WIN Assembly District, was az
esled yesterday aud releasef 40 bail at lha bis-
iIllirAllOineA'b Otee,
John snlliyan, age rhiriY-lhree, mate 0f the
Sound seamboat Pilgrim, was LIlied yesterday
while walking on the gang plank, by beng struck
WIN heavy case
mite or an miernal machine has been lying about
Castle Garden Tor some time. Yesterday IL was
opened and found TO contain dirty clothes.
Daniel Madden, a police officer Of the Tenth Pre-
cinct was arrested yesterday by Detectives Reilly
and Won Gerltchen "A charge OF assault, for turn
ing Bernhard Stahl out of pollmg-piace III For
syth-st on election day
NO GAME or BASEBALL
The proposed game of baseball between resident
professional players Of New York and Brooklyn
that was scheduled 10 he PLAYED at the Polo
Grounds YESTERDAY had 10 be postponed on account
OF the cold weather aud damp grounds.
GOODS WANTED FOR A FAIR.
The German Branch of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association recently bought the house at AZ
will be held there this week. The Committee, OF
which Mrs. George IL. Boyer is president. solcits
gifts of salable articles
ASKING AID 10 GET OUT OF JAIL.
A. K, Macdonald, who has been confined IN
Ludlow Street Jail for six years past, because of
hls inability TO appeal from or satisfy a Judgment
which he claims To he Illegal, has been promised a
portion of about 600 necessary To prosecute his
case, lie makes an appeal to friends ofjustice to
aid him.
DgIAYIS HAXpING OVER FINES.
Controller Grant has authorized the corporation
counsel To begin suit uganst John Tracey, clerk OF
the Second District Court or his sureties, Edward
Cooper and James II. Coleman. for the fines col
lected in that court for the month of October. The
fines for September were 81 l223; These fines are
rcturnabe to the controller monthly, and those foI
October have not been paid.
4 THANKSGIVING RECEPTION.
| A Thanksgiving. reception was gwen by the
| Teachers Association at Stenway Hall yesterday
afternoon. The programme included recltat IONS
by Miss Ioen Potter. assisted by the Young
Apolo Club of Now-lork. Several of Miss Potter's
mpcrs0natOus were given IN costume ana were
heartily received by the large audience. Inc
Apollo quartet sang several songs and ballads.
DANGEROUS MEAT DESTROYED.
The meat inspectors yesterday seized and sent 10
| the olal dock the carcasses of seventeen cows,
weighing about 5000 pounds. which had been
shipped to dealer ihs city b59 I1Gm place To he%T
tuberculosis and on the inside OF each carcass were
well marked assesses. The use of such meat is
considered extremely dangerous.
MIR. uLNEY ENrERrAINs MR. MARITIME.
District-Attomev Olney gave private dinner at
the Manhattan Club last night TO Randolph b.
MARITIME the District Attorney elect. Recorder
Smyth Judges Cowing and Glldersleeye, Clerk
John Sparks of the Court OF General Sessions,
Assistant Dstrict-Attomeys Vincent, Fellows
PARIS aud Adams, Deputy Assistants fItzeerad
and Allen, Secretary Penney, Chief Clerk Donneily
and Law Clerk Grove were the guests present pc
sides Mr. Olney aud Mr. MARITIME One Of the
private rooms at the Manhattan Club was used for
the dinner.
UNABLE TO BEAR MISFORTUNE.
Robert X. Stewart, 4 canyasser employed Dy I.
=. BRYANT at 40. IL East FOurteenth-st., was told
Yesterday that his services would not he wanted
any longer He had been warned several times
that he would be discharged if he did not stop his
excessive drinking. but, although he made frequent
promises he had continued t. get drunk. He was
forty-tSO years of age, aud had an Invalid wilt
living at No 427 West Eighteenth-st. On receiv'
ing notice of his dismissal, stewart went mo a
rear part of his employers store and shot himself IN
the mouth with a revolver The surgeon who TOOK
Stewart to the New-York Hospital atterward SAID
that the wound was necessarily fatal.