New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
NETWORK CITY.

9yuburn p-Mrs A. I. Stewart Died OCTOBER 2o
1886
Harris W. Horner who knocked down Thomas +.
Dunno at Broadway and FUton-st on November lo
causing Dunne's death, was admitted 10 oah Ses'er-
day by Recorder smyth. f. II. Crawford Decanc
surety TO the amount of $500 for Horners appear
pclpocke I'm the country and who declares that she
is over eighty years old pleaded guilty yesterday 10
stealing "a on November 10 from Beatrice Mazzaroo'
She was sentenced to two years In the Pehi'eh''y'
Michael sheehey, who has been under Indictment
for several months on charge of murder In the
first degree, allowed to plead guilty Oh man
slaughter in the first degree yesterday before "uugc
Cowng shechey killed his wife at No. 7S ohver-st'
by blow with a poker. He will be sentenced to-
morrow.
An exhibition Of modelling and casting will be
given bv the Ladies' Art Association on "Wednesday
afternoon at the studio No. % East Fourteenth-SL
There will be a press exhibition tonight from 10
O'Clock.
DR.. Thomas NJ Bull, physical director of the Young
Mems Institute will deliver a lecture this evening at
the Institute No. 900 Bowery, on Alcohol: It's
Varieties, Action, Use and Abuse On thursday
evening there will be Thanksgiving service al the
Institute followed by musical and literary entertain
ment
D-N'N
way was the scene of interesting Battle OF inc
Rocks Yesterday afternoon. Yet the bidding was not
as spirited as 1t might have been, the stormy weather
keeping the bbIiophles at home and the books were
almost given away.
A number of shopkeepers in Harlem have been
svndled recently by smart young man who wears
a barkeeper's apron when he is pursuing his mover
trade lie goes boldly into shop and says he has
been sent by his employer TO get some articles whch
are wanted in hurry. As rule the desire 10
please the lquol-dealer makes the young rogne's
plan succeed.
Herman Kamma, a German, seventeen years old,
committed suicide in his brothers grocery at No.
1.48O second-avc. yesterday. The boy had hung
himself with piece of clohesline. John Kamma
could not explain the suicide. Sudden insanity may
have been the cause.
The police are searching for Of the meanest Of
swirdlers, a scamp who makes use of the desire OF
honest poor women for employment as a means TO
rob them He is German about thirty years OF age,
with light whiskcrs and smooth tongue
Mayor Hewitt after hearing yesterday revoked
the license of John f. Farley, who kept the Newfork
Employment Agency at No. 6s1 Broadway
The trial of George Kelly, who is accused Of
killing Charles p. Mclaughlin with baseball bat,
was continued yesterday. The case for the prose
cuton was closed and evidence for the defence viii
be given to-day.
Supervising Special Agent Jewell came on from
Washington on saturday, and yesterday gave hearing
at the Custom House TO those wool and woollcn
merchants who have accused Assistant Appraiser T.
a. Brown Of unlawtully discriminating against them.
Mr. Brown present at the hearing.
Dr. Louis W. schultze, who was elected Coroner
on the Tammany ticket will to-day tender to the
Emigration Commission his position Of hospital ply
sician at Castle Garden. II IS worth $500. DE-
Schultze has been there eight years There are
several applicants for the post.
c. G. Clark assistant entry clerk at the Custom
House, was yesterday promoted TO the vacancy made
by the resignation of Chief Entry Clerk J. l. Powers.
L. Oppcnhcm was promoted to Mr.. Clarks place.
Mr. Oppcnhcim IS raised from 81 900 TO a $1,000
salary, and Mr. Clark will now get $500.
An order is posted in Washington Market stating
that the market viii be closed on Thanksgiving Day
at 10 a. m.
DR.. w. II. Thomson read an interesting paper on the
"Sgnfcance of Cough and the Use of EXpeciOrants,'
at an adjourned meeting of the Academy of Medicine
last night.
Dr.. John s. Newberry delivered address /" The
New CilIlcld of ColoI ado. and its Bearing the
Question of the Genesis of Petroleum" before the
Now York Academy of Sciences last evening Will
lam Earl Hidden presented paper on the newy-dis-
mineral aurec. which possesses great value
for incandcscent gas lighting
The AVIIth Assembly District Republican Club
held joiEceton meeting at No. 355 West Forty
fOurth-st last night Addresses were made by Will
lam Bergman, Professor j. J. stevenson and Edwin
II Moofe.