New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
NEw-YORK CITY.

Tho soc,etv NJ Reformation Of Juvenile Denquents No
20 Union Square yesterday elected the following managers
James NJ. Haised John W. c. Leveridge D. Jackson So
ard Henry Dudley Frederick Kuhne Nathsnei 'ar' -,
Robert Kelly Henry AIker Octavius White and Jacob f.
Miller
Daniel Mahson stone cutter killed himself yesterday at
his home No. lO7 East Ono acknowledgements he
slashed himself the abdomen with "a razor
W. E. Booraem the manufacturer OF wine" ct NO. "a
Fronts protested the threatened destruction OF
5000 gallons fluid which Dr. Cyrus Edison condemned
last week He will have hearing ON Thursday
An amendment constitution Of the Stock Exchange
proposed repeating the present rule OF beginning
hour days following legal holidays ana on
Mondays IN June July, August and September The new
opening hour 10 O'Clock every business day
Of the year.
meeting interested in the establishing
houses parts OF the city Will DO held IN
Annex ALL No IA Fourth Friday night Frederick
London who has had wide experience in these in
sti,utons will speak
College Dispensary has been incorporated
The officers for the first year Frederick r. Lee pres
dent James PASSOVER. Vcepresdent John A. Bennerman
secretary and Albert W. w. Miller treasurer The trustees
are Camden Dixie George Boskowitz Chauncey schaf
fer Thomas Rocker John j. Herman. George W. Thomp
Ovid A. Hyde Adolphus NJ Lesser. Daniel H. CapenA
Abraha W. Tompkns and Henry t. Waite
The lighting Of Liberty is still matter Of red
tape n General Schoeld said yesterday that he
had had no War Department about and In
TACT no longer expected any soon
No reply has yet received by the Twenty third
Street Presby regard to the call extended to
the Rev Dr. r. r. Sample, Of Minneapolis Dr. Sample has
pastor Of Minneapolis for twenty years.
The meetings of the Williams College Alumni Association
Of NewYork lsselss7 will be held Al Del
the evenings OF November ID. January ana
The annual dinner will occur on January D.
AtMoores art rooms this evening nights sale OF
the collection modern French paintings made by Ihoms
Robinson Providence VIII begin. The exhibition has had
large number of visitors.
committee of the Union Boat Club met OF the Grand
Union Sunday and decided TO have the next annual
ball Tuesday To- The metropolitan opera House
has been engaged for it
There will DO meeting of the Guild of St. Luke the Evan
gelst and Physician. in Calvary Chapel at Fourthave
and Twenty frst-st at IL M Friday At2p M public ser
vice will chapel to which physicians and med
medical profession who are com
the Protestant Episcopal Church. and pest ana
cordially invited 10 be present Addresses are
expected concerning objects and working OF the guild by
Bishop Quintard of Tennessee, and others
The members of the Cotton Exchange yesterday adopted
resolutions of regret the death of NJ B. Fielding.
O. Parker formerly private secretary of the Collector
HE place yesterday CHIEF clerk at the District Attor
ney's Office.
The Broadway surface promise 10 be unhealthy refrg
orators this winter the doors ie nearly always
open and frequently both are
Alfred L. Burgess who convicted of conspiring to kill
his wife, Mary f. Burgess suffered from dose of poison
placed winter, sentenced yesterday by
Judge owing years the State Prison. His wife,
who recovered. begged for his release.
President Mooney Of the Aldermen General New
ton the Department of Public Works and President Beck
man. Of Park Department accompanied by Engineers
Kellogg LOOMS yesterday the route
proposed widening Of Emst from Readest to La
fayette place.