New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
diamond pin and 81 1859. In the Jefferson Market
Police Court Justice Smith held the woman for ex-


CIERGYMEN IN POLITICS.
At the meeting of he Reformed Cburcn inc N.Y. r,
A. ID. w. Manu-, Of Brooklyn. read paper on INC
Pastor in Poitics." He urged that while pas;;SI
of his church he should lend his efforts 10 te
ton Of honest The Baptist minlsters t
TO sketch OF the Rev. Robert Mcoheynee w
Scotch divine, by the Rev. r. A. Patterson OF New"
Rochelle.
LARGE RECEIPTS or TAXES.
The Controller has received from ne ono e,n 90
Taxes, for October tho sum OF @lo,ELoooo; U
This Is a much larger sum than was ever IeOoi, ,
before for taxes i'm this city in the same month
During this month rebate Mt the Iate Vi 81 ia NO
cent per annum is allowed. During November no
rebate is allowed. After December there is pen
alty of seven per cent imposed on all unpaid taxes
The total tax levy for 1885 Is $50, s5352S d.
SUCCESS THAT PROVED Ills nowH ki,,.tco,th-
Charles d. Thompson, of No 81 East fourlee1htn-
ST. and who lives at Onc-hundied- and i"u n
and Ninth-aye.. three years ago won 2 IoiuuU ~ az
lottery. few days ago, however, NE Wvs% ,nL en-
before Justice Smith in tho Jefferson Market ~ 70
lice Court Yesterday when he was committed ior
examination as to his mental condition.
ANINsAxE WOMAN IN COURT.
Policeman Phillips of the Broadway sdnad, yes
terdav found an insane woman in Twenty third-st;
lie took her TO the Jefferson Market Prison anu
placed her in charge of Keeper Gleason. IL WaS
asceriained that she was Adelaide Coiley aud sne
has been separated from her husband. hcr p1 u
live in Washington. She was sent 10 be"e'"o
Hospital by Justice Smith.
IN
young woman who gave her name as Mlnle
CLARK and said that she lived in BleeckeI-st. neaI
Mulberry-st was arrested lato on sunday hiEho
while climbing over fence at Central Brl 'ge. nc
police thought that she trying to throw neI-
self INTO the Harlem River, and they locked ner ny
on n charge of attempting TO commit suiciuc, 'i'
though she soutly denied the charge.
NOTEWORTHY PICTURES AT THE FATE.
There are now on exhibition at inc amer i ,
Institute Fair two pictures which are oil more lhan
usual interest. One is the Nativity OF ChTn,s',
by Jose Ribora and the other is portrait OIL heh-
brandt painted by himself. The kiDerl mas hcrtd
before been on exhibition in this country. INC
paintings were formerly the property OF CaTulildi
Prince Louis dc Rohan. Bishop or StraSpnmnrg Z; Z;
They arc now owned by William l.. CrahdaH Vi
No. $50 Third-ave.
ACCEPTING THE JOHN TYNDALL FELLpWshlr'
The trustees of Columbia College yesterday re-
ceyed the report of n committee appointed TO con-
cider The John Tyndall fellowship. The committee
reported in favor of accepting he gift ana az
that the appointment to the fellowship shouIu po
either n graduate or a student of the college lie
is TO be nominated by the president ann 1acul'y Vi
the School of Mines and reported by the trustees
VACATIONS FOR woRKING-GIhls. -,
Tho Workng-Giris' Vacation Society mas been
Incorporated for the purpose Of provid'ne snltaoc
homes in the country for wOr king girls during thei
sumncr vacation and supplying them wltn .nc
means of going them. The corporators arc Nclnna
C. W. Williams, Ellen Bellows FOotc, Harriet NJ
Vantine Edith Bryce, Ella Ellison. Katharine w.
Drum mond. Clara Howard shepherd, nilfa lou,!
Whitney, L. Caroline Fessonden and EllzaDeth -
Hall