New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Sor'eiv ~ "a dinner Hotel Brunswick, evening.
Class Of SO Rutgers Female College reception Pm
Niuth Regiment athletic games, Armory; in p . ~ N
William Bradford's lecture, ChickenDg Hail. p lu'
NETWORK CITY
The Mercantile Exchange has sent Fi'ooo w
Galveston Tor tho fire sufferers.
The receipts OF the Sixth Avenue Surface haH"ay
Company for October were Isl, 2063o
The steamer Alameda sailed from San francesca
on Monday with mails for Hawai- and Australia
policemon Iosepb r. Kettner of the Eighteenth
Prccloct was dismissed yesterday on charso Vi
lntOxIcatIon. - , ~,
By falling through hat:hway at No. Gf KS Co nf
tre-st. yesterday, John Malone, age n''eo'' u
Jersey City. received fatal Injuries.
"mop;rern I,rooklyn.-B Begin the letter " My
bear Mr. Blank or My Dear Dr. Blank" if your
clerical friend IS q doctor OF DIVINITY.
A special thanksgiving matinee will be gwen az
! tho TGon Mus6e tomorrow. A big turkey, filled
with souvenirs to be presented to the httle ones
will be on exhibition.
A black steam launch drifting in the East River,
oplOsite Te ith-st., Mon lay was lowed 20 sew
eniren, hist The police were looking Tor the owner
of the launch yesterday.
William c. Trapnagen has sold property having
fronar re of thlrty-ive feet on RlVersine- we W
Onc-hundred-an -hteenth-st., for Tl3,OOo 10 eA-
Assemblyman Charles BlauVelt.
Mary Mccormack. a servant, age hity-one, living
at No. 327l2 East Nne-nundrcd- no no w ',,o
second-st yesterday cut her throat Wild razor
She was taken TO The Ninety ninth street liosplIi
Tho Board of Police yesterday decided that
nolicc conld not sell tickets for any performances
nj rho Pirates of l'euZ nce " III ad OF the foI'ce
Pension SS Fund, OF for any other enter alninents
"XYZ. 51."-Mr Blailcs euogy on Grant
was delivered at Augusta Me-, on naluiuaS,
August &, the day OF Grants funeral. we nave no
copies ol IT. .
Evcrv lady visiting the American Institute exlil-
biton TODAY who huys ticket of al MISSION VIII
be presented with handsome souvenir appiopiih.o
TO the season. The exhibition VIII "0 |io'ON "
December D.
surveyor Beattie yesterday appointed James
Ovcrcld deputy surveyor 20 sncceeu NeoI?o -
KbbG who IVES TGm9yrd ioT
ship john NJ Wyatt was arpo'hl"u Huieliu''"'-
emit of the Barge Office.
sulCIpp OF A CIGAR MAKER.
Samuel + kIns, a cigar maker who W rs employee
rs iamiior for Llchenstem & Bro, at No. 3lS at
o2Tfv.iftb-St. committed suicide there Yesterday
! Inv taking 20 son IN the presence or his VIC ana
| cirld. He had been i'll with malaria LOT AeNe'"i
| months.
rxAmyhTIoN FOR A CADETSUiP,
| Reader is informed that the competitive eN-
! omination Tor cadetshipat West Point fton the
XIth Congressional District, will be held under Tue
d;roa,Son of Congressman aicrrimln at Grammar
School No 80, III West Thirty-dfth-str on Novem-
Der IS.
SHEEP IN rur STREETS AT NIGHT
Many persons livin, on the East Side Of the city
have COMPLAINED recently about the driving 0i
sheen across the city at night I0lice I3pta!u uul-
nrr yesterday asked the Board Of Health TO REVOKE
tbe permits which were gwen SOME Time ago 10
butchers to- drive sheep IN the CITY,
GIVING Up A SCHOONER ~ LOST.
bo 0-naSteu schooner v.
| Charleston with cargo Of phi 'sphate on October
| 10 and has been glVcu up as Iust' SIo WoS r"l.-
mandcd by CAPTAIN Mac,uer and was owned by
| FIoyd & Nevins of this city, and was valued III
| BREWER GivRs s., 900 BAIL.
Valentine Locwcr the brewer of Forty-'irst AZ,
| who ~ charged with illicit disttllInQ ana whose
| cstohISbmcnt WIS broken mp last june by Internal
Revenue officers gave 5000 bail yesterday before
! Commissioner Shields 10 answer an Indictment lof
| tho use of washed internal revenue stamps.
/ NE q Al a.
| Adintant- General Miles, Of the Colony OF the
| Cane of Good Hope recently wrote 10 Governor
Hill for information aoo1t tIo poi,f' ~ cn ~
T,nbed 10 make imuroy emcnts In The force under
| his charge. The letter was received oy the BOARD
| of Police yesterday.
| ,,Nrss OF THE REV. ABRAII,N THOMPSON.
The Rev Abraham TnOmp.oh, pastor OF the
Knox Memorial chapel inNinth-Ivc near foItletn-
ST. is seriously H. salirrng rom SP'
| tho greater part of the tine. III = recovery ls
doubtful. ar. Thompson is the stated clerk oil the
! CIassls Of the Reformed Churches.
MR. M'DnwELLs CLAIMS
William o. Mcdowell managed the New York
and Sen Beach galway TO COneY island IN 1888
and 1884 and brought large Claims lor hs scI'icor;
William A. Booth was appointed arbitrator and
selected II. NJ Tnompsen q: the expert accountant.
$40 1876 6 aud ohe-liith 0l the Naiuo OF improve
Incnts 80 leased property.
| TENEMENI-noUsE ~ LEXINGTON. tVF.
| People llvIug III Lexington ave near iiIIf-hrai-
| 81 many of whom own tno houses IN NmCn lhcy
live are greatly annoyed at the prospect of'having
n "Qouble decker tenement -nnuSe intended Tor
forty families i'll the neiehborhood. Ground Is
already broken for the foundations on tho cast side
of the avenue between Fllty-hrst and Iu'y-
second sts.
MIX. ~ ArH TO BE OUT or JAZZ. FOR DAY
Justice Dunohuc Yesterday made order d.
recting That William Heath, the broker, be taken
from the Ludlow atrcot Jail next Friday TO tho
Court House TO serve az a Juror IN the case o.
Charles Scrlbncr, alleged habitual drunkaI1
whose lse nas IOT sOEle tipC boon before Shcrih
jury of which Mr.. Heath is a member.
w. B.RTnoLDl SAILS FOR FRANCE.
NJ. Bartholdi apd his wife sailed Tor France r,
on the NormandIo yesterday. lie said good
bye TO small party OF friends VINO wen,
tue s e,y %s h mse as h'
with MS visit and aisp seemed equally satisfied
in mat he had fully explained to General Stone the
methods of erecting the statue.
VALUE OF PELHAM BAY PROPERTY.
The value of tho Roosevelt tract at Pelham Bay
was discussed yes crlay before tne commissioners
of appraisal of new park lands 1t comprises sis
along Pclham road. SIR. Wheo er thought the Land
worth Sl7 900, and Alfred Chamberlain reduced
tie value OF the 2Giidss to the H9 POINT G
neighbornood considered the whole estate worth
$24, 900.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF CHRISTMAS FUHD.
| The Lexington Avenue Baptist Sunday schoOl vii
give an entertainment tins evening at Lexington
ave- and One eleven inst. for the bcne
it of the ChlIdrcu's Christmas Fund There will
|
siderable music and q dialogue cal ed - he Cham
pIon Of he: SEX" in which cignt young ladies' Wi
, appear
| DESCEND ANTS or OLD SEw-YORK FAMILIES.
| The Society Of 'S3. formed two years ago The
centennial of the evacuation Of New-YOrk by thI
, British will hold its third a mversary banquet a
the Hotel Iruns wlck this evening Its membership
comprises descendants Of the principal Wing anC
Tory families OF the War ofAmerican independence
and of those VINO were prominent IN the coonia
canals OF New York The stewards arc Augustus
Van Csrtlandt, jr, George Hamilton Pell, james
NJ Varnum Asa Bird Gardner and GsuverHeu
Morris, and the mesibcrssip includes many wei
known cltlleus-Jahn jacob Ast0r, II. BAILEY
Mue1s Inhus cnn LIVING SION. Peter X klssam WI