New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19
HOME NEWS.

Arrests last week, 1906; births 673 deaths
GAS marriages, 20.
At the Sanitary Bureau last week physicians re-,
ported ~ new of typhoid fever, 81 or scarlet
fever. 2S of measles and A of diphthera.
Francis Bartbelet of No. pa Sixth Ave-, was
honoraby discharged by Justice Patterson yeser-
day the complaint against him made by Lizzie
Mahoney being dismissed.
MAKING CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
William A. Avis. of No. 81 front-St has brought
CHARGES of bribery against James r. Davies cyan
iner of teas IN the Appraisers Department OF the
Custom House. which are now under examination
by Appraiser Ketchum.
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY AND KILLED;
While working beside a steam derrick at the foot
of East Thrtv-second-St., yesterday, John Slebert
was caught in the machinery and instantly Killed
His home was in East Fiftethst.
TAKING MORPHINE TO RELIEVE PAIN.
Zoe Patten age thrty-three, took an overdose OF
morphine, yesterday, at No. 7O1 SecOnd-ave., and
the police SEM an ambulance surgeon TO attend her.
She said she had taken the drug to relieve pam.
THE "MEssAGrR FRANCO AMERICAN" STOPPED.
NJ. II. March, Editor Of the Messenger Franco
4mricain. announces that he is obliged TO discon-
time the publication of his paper he Courier Ges
Flats | ms will sent free to the subscribers or the
Wes,Ggr for the uncxpred term of their subscrip-
ton
SIR MOSES MoNrrrrORE's BIRTHDAY.
Exercises commemorative of Sir Moses Mont
flores centennial birthday were held last evening
at No. 100 WOrth-st under the auspices of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association; The pTGgramm,e
". Platzek and an address by the Rev X. kohler.
the rabbi of Bethel.
PROPERTY SOLD AND MORTGAGED.
Edward Schcl has sold the property on the west
side of Nnth-ave. extending from Sixty,hrst to
SXty-Sccond st. to the city for sos 900 The sum
of 12G3 has been borrowed ~ the 4ne,9dreu
Church upon It's church building on tie southeast
corner of Second-ave and One-hundred. and-nlne
feminist.
PRIZES FOR TECHNICAL DESIGNS.
The Womans Institute Of Technical Designs in
Fifth-ave. has received highest awards at the In
dustra Exposition at CINCINNATI for carpet de-
signs and for designs for wall paper OIL cloth calico
and general schoolwork. A silver medal was
awarded 10 Miss c. D. Yaques for best example in
hammered metal This young lady was the prize
last spring.
BENJAMIN LEVY THOUGHT TO BE DYING.
Coroner Levy Yesterday afternoon took the ante
norton st ltcment of Benjamin NJ. Levy, the. Young
Hebrew who was brutality treated IN Central Park
on September % 10y Park Policeman Murphy
Since the assault Levy has been confined to his
bed suffering from the effects of the assault. Yes
tcrday his symptoms alarming that his
friends decided TO send for the Coroner The in
iured man is an importer OF rough diamonds in
Malden-lanc. He is married and lives at No. 312
West Twenty seventh-st.
LECTURES AT CHICKrRING HALL.
The International star series of recltations and
illustrated lectures. ten in number under the man
agement of W. f. Morse, will begin AT Cbickermg
Hall ON November 10 Among those engaged are
Samuel Brandram, Henry II. Ragan and Richard A.
Proctor. Charles Barnard will also speak on six
tuesday afternoons, beginning on November !, on
" he Art Industries An organ concert VIII pre-
ccde each recitation and lecture MI BIandram
viii read from Shakespeare Mr. Proctor will lee
ture ON the plaanetsand Mr. Ragan viii give glimpscs
of scotland The Hungarian Band assisted by vO-
calists, will give a concert on December IL.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES oS IHE CRUSApFs.
A course of four illustrated lectures Nv the Rev.
T. c. Ecclrsion on The Romance of the Wars of
the tri~aLes" will be given In Chickcring Hall on
the first four Saturday afternoons of November
HE lectures will I've illustrated Nv about 200 Views
taken from ,ustave Dules pictures, and are lie
signed especially as aids to the Intelligent study Of
history. Owing 10 trouble with his throat Dr.
Jrrlpsion. who Is wei known IN this city "a
lecturer vii not be able tp deliver hs lectures pet
sunall,, aud the, will I've delivered bt the Rev y
H. Wassnh NJ this city, Whusp pipVioua piluits 80
the lecture platform have proved successihl
att onitMhiA tUuibNii 1tAM Not his7rhl
thp eantain ~ The toothali team aud the piesi.
gnni ~ the Athletic Association ~ the olleea of
the CITY ot NeW-N0Ik have Written ~ Tut lhih
VNf complaining ~ so,ne ~ the Published state
nenls regarding the foo,hall match with Columbia
on thursday, They say that he tily college team
withdrew hecauhe they considered the referees con
duct unfair aud that their team did not hiss tho
Columbia College PLAYERS student also writes
To SAY that the hsslng arose when an attempt was
made to Cheer the umpire and that the Columbia
fltra LuaY hu ham ant