New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
NETWORK CITY.

.,.u,rs .,nt 70 TIE TRIBUNE by f. T. W." for some
deserving charity has been given to the Homo Tor 'he
Friendess No 80 East Thirteth'st
The bu,psss failures throughout the country in the last
.xer aavs a reported Dun Co., OF the Mercantile
Agency number the United States lSs and Tor Canad
27 rs compared with 242 last week.
mr. n Robinson will begin his second course OF eight
Lectures ON Egypt evening in the Madison Avenue
pra.tv-r,an Church. subject being Goshen Tnotmes
III. and the Obe.sk."
Tho search for Bernard Mclaughlin the insane man who
from the asylum Wards Island on Thursday morn
, vas continued a day yesterday but without result II
a. he tried shore and the strong current
and tide carried him under and drowned him.
Patrick Mclaughlin. the laborer who was buried IN tne
earth at Ninthave and Twentyhirdst on Thanksgiving
nav IA still in the New Hospital where he was taken
Immediately after being extrcaed He oong wen anu Will
probably be able to return TO work In q few days
The Board of yesterday consdered resolution to re-
vota all permits for the driving OF sheep across the city, but
laid IL upon the table.
Henry Ipeue Of No SO Mulberry St, met John Moran on
the night Of October 20 in Muberryst and producing
athletic saluted Moran with the exclamation Your money
or xour life and obtained 50 and watch officer Cottre
the italian and him. Judge Cowing yeste
dav sentenced him years in the State frison
Frederick Lee Benedict has appointed to visit ncom
ing vessels stamps to all packages Oh cigars
~ less than 900 In the possession OF passengers
The licenses of s. " p Bentley. pilot Of the susquehanna
and w JAYNE pilot OF the May Clinton have been sus
peuded on the report the Local Steamboat Inspectors on the
collision between the two vessels
Owing to tho illness of Newbery advertised to
cture in the Cooper class this evening his place
will he taken by Professor W. H. Goodyear OF the heropo
tan Museum Of Art will speak with illustrated views
on "Lessing's Laocoons"
Great interest is being in the OF the It'll Reg
meut which will held In the Armory tonight Al the
running and walking contests have long lists OF entries and
the bicycle contests out all the amateur champions
General Newton yesterday appointed Patrick Brennan
c,rr in the Department Of Public Works at salary Of
1900.
O. Fdwaris IT, late OF Mt Calvary Church. Baltimore
has been appointed organist and chormaster Oh ohss
Church at Thirty .ffth-st and Fifthave
Frederick A. Ober Of Boston, gave an interesting Nus
,rad lecture upon Picturesque Mexico" last evening in
showed some fine pictures taken from the cities OF Mexico
va-a Cruz Chihuahua Guanaxuato and Guadalupe His
views of the floating gardens OF Mexico and the noun
and Cerro de Ausco received With
hearty appause lecturers illustrations OF Mexican
bul ghs and the donkeys that came TO stay were re'
ceved with keen appreciation
The small boys living the neiGborhood OF the Madison
sopare Garden are suffering attack OF the
pueal Rim ever and short pieces OF rope Tor
thew lie for each other and every smaller
boy that that and woe to the
or stray dog that they can TRAIL
The American Institute in Thirdave. was visited by
M inmates of the Institution for the Instruction OF the Deaf
and Dumb on Washington Heights At a. M III girls ana
1913 boys trooped the building and the ase OF the nan
soon swarmed little people whose tongues were ooun
Int whose eyes and spoke language more eloquent
than that OF many normal tongue