New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
NEWBORN CITY.

At the meeting OF the directors heo AZ INC iio"
Steamboat Company's Offices, Pier No l. North River
YESTERDAY, the following officers were reelected:
President, Samuel Carpenter vice president. Edward
w. Loew treasurer, Lewis May secretary. Walter +.
Psrker general ticket agent Samuel V. Harron
ne remains of q man once an ornament to society
lay this morning among the paupers dead al tho
Morgue In life he was known as Edward faimer.
he died on Randalps Island last Saturday prisoner,
charged with intoxication. During the war he was
. paymaster In the United States Navy.
swhat results win flow from Republican vfctory'
viii be discussed in the large mcetingroom OF Cooper
Union this evening Anybody who likes may takn
part in the debate.
william H. Thorpe, livery and boarding stables
Nos 149 and Isl sullvan-st-, and No. 1913 West
Tventiethst made an assignment yesterday to Moses
Herman and his schedules were filed giving liabilities
$40 Oo4 49, nominal assets S4 2l7 So actual assets
eoo976 As
A. H. Hart wine merchant at No. 10 Broadway.
made an assignment yesterday to Franklin Edwards
BE began business in this city in 1855 IN Ute a'm OF
Dinkelspiel 4 Hart. They dissolved shortly after
ward and Nj. Hart formed specia, partnership IN
1885, with Frederick J. Brown, Of Waterbury, Conn.,
who put in $4,000 special capital TO run I'll November
1896 Mr. Harris liabilities reported to be about
10000
The library of z. J. o'Reilly, so well known among
newspaper men, will be sold for the benefit of his
widow at the rooms Of George A. Leavitt d Co., NOS.
1877 and 7ss Broadway, tomorrow, Friday and Sat
urdsy.
The anniversary services Of the Ready Helpers OF
e. Timothy's Church, Fifty-seventh-st, between
Eighth and Ninth ayes, will take place This evening
at O'Clock The Rev. DR.. J. W. Brown, rector oil
s. rbonas's Church, will preach the anniversary
sermon.
public meeting will be held at the club rooms.
We(n
a. 1t q o'clock to celebrate the Republican victory
xrsxsd.nt James P Fostor Of the National League
dIl deliver an address The meeting Will be further
.nIiv.nsd by chorus Of twenty-five male and female
voices
General James Grant Wilson delivered an inter
sstnc lecture last evening before the American Geo
graphical Society in Chickerng Hall. on China ana
AIS Progress, The lecture illustrated oy stcreop
tcon views.
Alice Hyneman Rhine, of the knights OF LABOR
lin lecture on The True Ends Of Education to-
MORROW evening before Excelsior Labor Cluo az
1.s new rooms, Victoria Hall, Nos. 81 and 80 East
Fourth.st Members Of all labor ORGANIZATIONS arc
invited but will be admitted only on the presentation
Of their working cards.
The new class IN the Theory and Practice OF steam
Engineering viii begin Wednesday, November H. az
q O'Clock, az the Young Mems institute NO. ~ BOW
cry II IS open to engineers, fremen and mae hnis"'
Richard V Harnett will sell November 20. in the
Real Estate Exchange the building Of the Mechanics
and Traders Bank, at Bowery and Broome-st Inc
sale Is made on account of removal Of the bank to
Broadway and BlOome-st.
The trial OF John Cullen, the Brooklyn policeman,
who is charged with robbing Charles sm!dt. fireman
of the Yacht Dagmar, of So In the Catharne Ferry
house On October 10, begun yesterday before
Judge MARITIME. Policeman Van Renz. Of this city.
saw the theft committed and arrested Cullen The
defence outlined yesterday was that Cullen was so
much intoxicated that he did not know what he was
doing.
Owing 10 the decision Of Brown, Howard CO. TO
stop night work uopn the Aqueduct contracts 700 men
will be thrown out of employment.
The banner of the Cleveland and Thurman Dry
Goods Club was taken down from Broadway and
worth-st yesterday afternoon and now lies folded up ID
condition of innOcuous desuetude"
Mrs Sherwood, who has just returned from Europe
will read to-day at 80 p M, at the house OF MIS-
Dorcmus No 421 Madison ave. She will be assisted
nv Miss Gertrude CriswOh, Mr. Theodore Bjorksten
Miss Maud Morgan and Miss Henrtques Tickets are fol
sale by Mrs. Dorcmus and Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, No
3e East Thirty-fourh-st
The steamship Schiedam Of the Observation-Disclosures
can lne is now nearly week overdue on her voy-
age from Rotterdam. from which port she sailed or
October "a She has ninety passengers on board
Punch Edye & c.. the steamers agents, say that
they entertain fears 10 the vessels safety, as
she is a stanch boat.