New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The report Of tho mission Of Our Lady Of the Rosary
for tho protection of immigrant girls at Castle Garden
for the year ending November 30. which has ust beer
issued shows that during that period 5000 girls were
cared for besides large number Of men women and
time until their friends camc.
Joseph l. c. Clarke has written the tragedy OF
"Robert Emmett" which will shortly be published by
the Putnams. When 1t was announced in Ireland some
years ago that play of this kind was to DO brought
out In Dublin with Henry Irving In tho leading part
II created something like storm in tho country and
the leading Irish newspapers for good While teemed
with letters OF opposite views
Tho Spa ldng Literary Union attached the Church
of the Palist Fathers has elected these officers fol
the new year President, Thomas Witty; vice pres
dent, Joseph Mention; secretary, Edward Mountain
and financial secretary william Cullen.
DR.. E. p. Thwing. Of Brooklyn, Professor Benodick
Of Vienna and Others, contributed papers on Criminal
Anthropoogyr last evening at the monthly meeting In
tho rooms OF the American Geographical Society OF
this city.
An Informal reception held yesterday after.
noon and evening by the Woman's Christian Tenn
perantc Union Of his state at their new hall. No. 10
East Fourtcenth-s pleasant feature Of the reception
the presentation of silver service to Mrs.
Mary T. Burt, the president Of tho union, by the
young women OF tho State branches. Brief remarks
htbition work and plans for the ensuing year were
discussed
Tho Police Board yesterday failed to appoint a
to John J. OBricn. Chief OF the Bureau OF
Elections. They were advised by tho Corporation
Counsel that they cord not try Policeman Hahn. who
was acquitted for the killing Of Captain jack Iussey
and also that the police could not Interfere with Sun
day tobogganing.
Jacob Sharp, after spending his Christmas and
NewYears at his country house near Rome, n. y.
has returned to the city. and Is leading simple
Christian lifo at No. 354 West Twenty thiri-st
The rain Of Sunday washed tho snow from the ice
on the Central Park lakes leaving solid crust several
inches thick In many places Two or three nights with
moderately low temperature Will mako good skating
Tho public schools reopen this morning after their
holiday vacation. The evening schools wcro closed
dr-ng tho holiday week and they will open again to-
night.
william A. Boyd, Corporation Attorney, paid to
the Controller yesterday 1894 So penalties collected
during December for violation of city ordinances.
Tho Board Of Directors Of the National Rife Asso-
citation met at Its tho fourth floor of the
Temple Court Building. Bcekman and Nassau sts..
yesterday. No special business was transacted
Miss Mary Purcell, Of West Fiftiethst.. received
last week tho white veil at the Dominican Monastery.
Newark, and for the future will be known as Sister
Mary Amanda
diamond star and crescent scarf pin was given to
r. M. Rice, superintendent of 10 Boutillier Bros.
broadway and Fonrteenthst., on NewYear's Eve. by
the employees Of tho firm. 1t agreeable sur
Prise TO him and no responded with neat little speech
Tho need Of confession was the subject talked of in
the churches yesterday at the Week of Prayer ser
vices In tho Madison Square Presbyterian Church
the services led by the Rev. DR.. J. 6. Chadwick
In the Calvary Baptist Church. Dr. W. s. Ralnsford
Ch"rch, the Rev Dr. j. Eimendorf conducted tho SER
vlccs.
Felix Adler delivered at the Press Club yesterday
eulogy the ashes of Henry IIll at time a
we'll known newspaper man. Tho bodies of Mr.. Hil'
and his tcn-year old daughter ated together.
The president OF the club. Colonel Cocker said a few
words at the opening of the services and full male
iuastctte sang several appropriate selections
The first argument in the suit to set aside the will
OF Mrs. A. T. Stewart will up before the Surro
gate tomorrow at ii a. m.
Mayor Hewitt has designated Arthur Berry, HIS
tncrotary and chief clerk, the official to sign
rants in place Of the Mayor.
meeting will DO held this evening in tho largo hal
of the Cooper Union to celebrate the Popes Golden
Jubilee. Tho meeting is gotten up under the auspices
Of the Catholic laIty Addresses will be made by Con
gresham BOnrhe Cochran, General James r. O'Berne.
Mcclure and John c. Mcclure OF Brooklyn
Henry J. zincko was sentenced yesterday by Re
sorcr Smyh to the State Prison for six and two
months. He pleaded guilty to forging a check fo
1925 on the Oriental Bank which he passed on E C.
Hazard d co.
rcta s"ig-l, age thirteen, WHO arrived In this
country last month from Poland convicted yester
day before Recorder smyth Of grand larceny in the
6rst degree She stole p0cketbook containing 81
hom Julia Keck In store on December TO- She
sent to the Juvenile Asylum.
The funeral Of Augustus Lauterbach, who was
killed by being thrown fr,.n his horse at tho Eighth
ave. entrance to Central Park Monday, will be
held at 10 m. to-day at his home No. 80 East Sixty
sixthst. There will DO religious service, but sew
eral Of his friends expected to speak The funeral
viii be quiet one. Tho burial will be at Salem
Fields
Tae funeral OF william Barclay Parsons took place
yesterday at st. Bartholomew's Church, in Madison
ave- The church profusely decorated with palms.
Tho Rev. DIR. Samuel Cooke, rector OF the church,
ncted tho services. Tho burial at Green
wood.
Ex-Asscmblyman John d. McGoldrck, Tammany
leader in the XVIII Assembly District, has been ap-
pointed clerk In Part ii of the Supreme Court sue
coed Richard J. Sullivan, who has become an Alder
man.
Mayor Chaplin has decided to perform no marriage
ceremonies. Yesterday he sent two couples to
Justice Of the Peace
Edward Smith, . special policeman, shot Patrick
Smith, liquor seller In tho shoulder early yesterday
morning, In his dramshOp. The policeman says that
he was assaulted and fired In self defence
A. r. wilcken. who arrested on Monday for
tearing up q portion Of the railroad In Thirty sixth
st., was held yesterday In OIL 900 ball by Police
Justice Massey for examination next Tuesday. II