New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
HEW-YORK CITY.

Ths annual convention of the Phi fraternity Will Be
held on November a. 20 and a. 1885, at tho Delta Phi Ciuo
No East Twenty -sovenths st. NewYork Tho convention
will be called to order November a. ct 10 m and tho
srteh anniversary will be held ct tho Hotel hruns
wick OF 7,30 p. H. on November 49,
Tho Renaissance Club gave dinner to Emil Renouf she
French painter Tuesday evening At the clubhouse IN
West Fifty fourthst Among the artists who we're present
we're Augustus st. Gaudens Kenyon Cox W. A. conn., ~ W.
Van Boskcrck H. Maubray r. Cleveland Coke. O. H. Bet
reb W. dc MeEze and DR.. Clark Of Buffalo.
The fnir Church OF tho Epiphany sxyourthst and
Madison ends this evening The Ladies' Benevolent
Society church the primo OF tho project
they hope money enough to support the new
mission school, recently erected Sixty thrdst AND
Frstave
Major b. Pond said yesterday that 30 far he has been
pleased beyond his expectations the reception accorded to
Mt Heron Allen by tho public The young handreaders
first is to be given tonight at Chickerng Hail. ana
the of already large Many applications 100
have made chiefly by ladies' for appointments with MI
Heron. Allen for in hand -reading.
The first number Of Mark Record weekly
journal trade mark and copyright interests was
issued yesterday Morris Wise its sitor The publica
ton office is at No. l08 Duanest
Tho ship Josephine OF Newcastle. Me-. Captain Rogers
arrived port yesterday from Hong Kong after voy
age OF days The Josephine lost her third mate and four
seamen on the run. all dying OF chronic dyscntery.
Henry Moore No 4O7 Hudsonst, knocked down by
two early yesterday They beat him badly and ted 10
highwayman Denis o Bren. OF No $50 Hudsonst
Mira Mary Smith Coleman widow OF James Coleman. for
merry of Madison ~ j. and the mother OF James Coleman
Street Cleaning Commissioner died last night at her home
No. SO East Sixty ninthst
The NewYork Society Suppression OF Vice has just
issued synopsis the work for october and also for the ten
months since January During october arrests
were made about pictures and cards SEIZED 1--WE gam
bling broken and 22S lottery tickets were
Twenty convictions obtained the penalties amount
ing 81 O6l in fines and fourteen months IN mprsohmen's
additional brought before the Grand
Jrv where they are rcndng January 100 arrests
have been and ftytwo convictions obtained Fines
amounting $3.50 have been turned over into the pupnc
treasury.
Over one hundred seats at Grand Opera House for Mon
day night sold members of the National ouard
who the march in the third act OF the GYPSY
Baron consequence OF its great success al ts
house a month ago on that date for a week
william H. Buterworth chairman of the Building Com
mittee Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Mssonary
Society yesterday filed plans the Buildings Bureau for
chapel 900 and cost s7ooo whch
are 10 DO erected Seanens Mission In Housons 81
seventy seven feet east OF Westst
The Fire yesterday opened bids for the WORK
Of transferring costly frealarm instruments from inc Ola
Fire Hall in Mercer-st to the new headquarters III ~
sixy-seventhst and making the necessary changes IN INC
fire. alarm circuits accepted the bid OF S27s5o Oy
Pearce Jones' whose will include the laying OF Ioo
miles OF line wire loOO OO feet OF underground wre'
Collector Magone yesterday that he would here
after supplementary invoices 70 DO ne Du' "o NV
allow TO be certified.
Dr. Lyman Abbott will begin the Cooper Union free lectures
on Saturday night his subject being industrial Evolution
Contribution to Discussion of the Labor Question
J. Anderson proprietor oyster saloon at No elo Sec
ond ave. found burglars in his cellar early yesterday ohe
man was arrested and two others escaped.
r, Indigo Henry f. Rowland chairman OF tho committee
appointed to examine charges against Captain Cregan
and other, in the XVIII Assembly District said yesterday
that the date first meeting OF the committee mad not
been dxed, but he would name an early day.
On account OF recent injuries by spikes in burn
IN, budnp, Assistant Chief smmended that
nremen wear leather inside their rubber boots and the
Fire commissioners approved the Recommendation
Martha Lee colored woman living In West Twenty
was arragned at Jefferson Market Ponce court
yeseray charged attempting to murder dudley s"i'
who called to see her.
r,olabnes OF Richard W. Myers she schedules of his
TO Joseph filed yesterday are placed 81
sl63 1853 80 with nominal assets amounting 10
while the actual only $4,000 MT Myers neio
real estate which morgagei for nearly Its entire vaue
Tho Jewellers and Tradesmens Company of New York has
been the mutual protection and oeneht Oh
membera" by James A. Smith. Samuel A. Baldwin, Dr.
CHARLES = Roberta Gilbert Woglom. Shubae Cottie, s..
csment Scott Samuel Sondhem Thomas A. Young Chares
A. Fowler Samuel W. saxton and Ephraim s. Johnson IT.
Controller served yesterday with nouce tna
Judge the Supreme Court had decided al the
the personal estate OF the late - n oson
sboud be reduced s5Oo0Oo to 1913 A. Thswas the
of suit begun July by the executors OF the
estate The tax be reduced from Sill 400 to $40 3d.
The Mt Washington Collegiate Association VIII give am
ner this evening the Murray Hin Hotel The old collegiate
Institute which stood forty in Washing
tor souar az West Fourth and Macdougal sts Is now dead
Among TIA rraduat were Roscoe Conkng William Walter
Phelps William E. Dodge. jr. Julian T. Davies Charles NJ
rarle Thomas b. Clark. william A Booth. William H. Field,
Morris X Jesup and Fl. r. Havemeyer Many OF the old
tod ha 0nh Al
coroners jury yesterday censurcd the Manhattan Els
,aa Railroad Company the OF John ]. OHara who
had his head between two cars which ne was coupling
at tho one station OF the Third
Avenue Elevated Road on October To-
Tho al. assailants Of Ness the lawyer yesterday
were remanded as the lawyer sent word TO
1t,c Duffy that his jaw bad stand the ordeal Of
six lawyers.
Yesterday to-day set aside by the managers OF
CT phi,rs Parish for the annual donation visit The
Uom. Is one aged and nhrm coored people, at No l2
ties, Thrtiethsr Bishops Horato Potter and Henry c.
p,ar are presidents institution. Gifts OF money
ons and fuel are needed the Home through
another year
BROOKLYN.
Tho trial OF the OF the Park Avenue Primitive Motho
Railroad company the injury done to the church
ecs Gr the operation OF the road in front OF IT, begun
vyasieriay IN the supreme Court
Of the first taxpayers to get his bill for this
Low who the office OF The Collector OF Taxes
rasreriav lie called upon Mayor Whitney and other city
officials ms portrait in the Common Council Cham
her fol- the first time
The OF Charities and Corrections yesterday
the Resignation OF Dr. John C. Shaw.
from his post Medical superintendent OF the Kings County
Insane Asylum
Tne monument to tho memory OF two nremen killed at
re in reenpoin In 1884, Jonathan lyack and George W.
Haight Truck No q. viii be- unveiled to day In cypress
Hills Cemetery Representatives OF the Fire Department
and Of the city Will attend
Francis Gaynor. the missing conductor. who was
,honght 10 have met with foul play, Is In Chicago.
The congregation OF the First Presbyterian Churcn Of the
Eastern District South Fourth and Roebing which
lbs rapidly several and deeply debt.
ha. voted 10 dsOand and to sell the church ednoe.
ON motion Disrct-Attorney Rdgway the indictment
,,nnd Inv the september Grand Jury against tho Charities
commissioners dismissed by Judge Moore yesterday
To charged the Comm with misdcmeanor
n failing to provide suitable accommodations for insane
natents the County LunAuc Asylum.
Robert and Eliza Melville pleaded guilty the Court OF
Sessions Yesterday to treating their Annabea cruelty
sst summer what then the VILLAGE Of East New York
N by the prosecution that only Mrs. Melville
wa, 10 blame and her husband was discharged.