New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
NETWORK CITY.

The remaining days OF reStrdt'o" ." "'' GUY "' W
october 26 and %.
Charles H. Archibald, a student in the Medical DO
partmcnt of the University of the City OF NowYork'
is In anxious quest of HIS brother Frederick, VINO
disappeared from Boston year ago. The missing
man is the eldest of a wealthy farmer In HaiaA
County, Nova Scotia, and heir TO S2o,ooo
George G. lockwood will deliver his lecture on
photography illustrated, to young men only, al
Association Hall this evening. Tickets of admission
can be secured free of charge DR.. schuyler Wheel
er's lecture on Electricity" October s. was at
tended by 300 men, and fully 800 were unable TO
secure admission.
Colonel Albert H. Rogers, the newly-appointed
Deputy Commissioner of Street Cleaning, took the
oath of Office yesterday.
Commissioner shearinan, Of the Bureau OF Accounts,
said yesterday that he would Monday begin the
examination of the Office of Thomas Costigan, super
,ntendent of The City Record" directed by the
Mayor
The trial of Mr. and Mrs Henry Scbaffer, who are
charged with having set fire their dwelling house,
No 125 East Eleventh-st., on August 4, was begun
yesterday before Recorder Smyth.
Timothy Connors who has held positions under
the city government In the Commissioner OF Jurors
Office and in the Department of Public WORKS, ana
who while employed In the latter department, Kept
a lottery policy shop, pleaded guilty yesterday 10 four
indictments found against him in 1884 charging him
with violations of the laws against gambling Judge
Gildersleeve imposed fine of 500, which was PAID
Slight damage occaSioned by the fire on Wednes
day night to the house Arthur Leary, No. 90 Fifth
ave- The fire was confined TO room in the basement
and the loss can covered with 5000. There was no
truth in the report that of Mr.. Learys pictures
were injured destroyed
John C. sockwen, the paper-dealer Of Annst., was
tried before Recorder smyth yesterday on a charge
of crminay receiving stolen goods but the case broke
down at an early stage and the Recorder directed an
scquttaL
The question OF the proper lighting of the Brooklyn
Bridge was considered at recent meeting OF the
Light House Board, at Washington, and 1t was de-
cded to ask Congress TO amend the laws In regard 10
the lighting Of bridges navigable streams SO as
to provide penalty for any violation OF the laws,
and to prohibit the using Of lights which are dan
gerous to navigation
james NJ. McInemy, Supreme Trustee OF the Catho-
lie Knights of the State of New-York, was presented
with a handsome gold watch and chain and an elegant
desk in appreciation of his Jealous and successful
efforts in behalf of the order, at St. Charles Borromeos
Hail. Brooklyn, Monday evening" October 10. Al
least 500 knights were present
The crowd of people the City Hall station OF the
Third Avenue Elevated road last night at 8 O'CLOCK
was unusually great. Women screamed, men swore
and children were crying, while many people were
all but pushed upon the tracks delay In start
ing a train caused the unusual Jam.
The annual fall reception of the NewYork Press
Club was held at the Club-rooms in Nassaust last
night Professor Hermann and George IL Engeman
were the special guests of the evening" in recognition
of their services rendered toward the building fund
Of the club