New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-07
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-lORh Cll1.
The Executive Committee Of the National Rine
Association Will meet on December ~ TO take action
IN regard TO bill which will ask tho Legislature
70 appropriate $4,000 to buy 1o5 acres Of land at
Crcedmoor.
The Training School for Male Nurses at Bellevue
Hospital is to be opened for work on December H.
Lucy f. Parsons the vito of the Chicago Anarchist
who was hanged, is expected back from Europe Oh
December Is Anarchists here said yesterday that
they would give her formal reception II sho "iSnea
10 have it.
At the Manhattan Athletic Club grounds, Eighty
slxth.st and Eichth-ave., tomorrow, the unions OF
Columbia College will meet the Manhattan football
eleven The game viii start at p. m.
The Cutlery Manufacturers Association held it's
regular monthly meeting at the Grand Hotel, yester-
day Only routine business was transacted
The Rev. J. E. Robinson, of the Methodist Mission
sailed yesterday for India
Tho annual meeting for tho election Of the trustees
OF tho sea CIa Grove and Metropolitan Camp Ground
Association viii be held at No. lis Worth-st. on
Tuesday.
The conversion Of a policeman in the Gansevoort
Little Twclfih-st. Mission has been tho subject OF
much rejoicing.
Az thc Ncw.York Racquet Club, West Twenty-sixth-
St, yesterday afternoon Robert Moore, marker Tor
the club, played a preliminary international match
with H. Dogkrs Of Quebec, Moore receiving three
aces Moore led all the way and finally won easily
By forty-sevcn to twenty-four. W. W. Miller and
B. s de Carmcndia were umpres and l. l. Perkins
psferoo The match for the championship of
America viii be played tomorrow at p. m.
Thu General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen of
tie CITY OF NevYO.k has elected the following ohcess
President Robert Rutter vcc-president, Albert &.
Roccr: second vce-presidcnt, Oliver Baratt; treas
uIrr Richard r Dayics; secretary, stephen NJ Wright
Police inspector Byrncs was not troubled yester-
dov BIZ rrrorfs that Dr. Francis Tumblety, who re-
Gently jumped his bail in London, had left this city.
Tumblcy was az liberty to 60 where no pleased, Mr'
Eyrnos said
The CITY Paymoster will pay of the street laborers
on rcpalrs at o'clock to-day at the Stewart Buhdne'
Edward +. Reilly, the new County Clerk was
sworn in by Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court
Yesterday John Moonan and Thomas Lanane, his
bondsmcn, qualified in the sum Of $4,000 each'
ST. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Church, the
Rev Henry Lubbock, rector, has arranged for
concert al Standard Hal, No. 1876 Broadway, on
Friday at s D. NJ. in the interest of the projected
new e6lncc 10 he built in Flfty-seventhst. between
Eighth and ninth aves.
The New-YorA City Woman Suffrage League, at
its monthly meeting last night at No. Lexington
ave. adopted resolutions of regret for the death OF
state Senator Low, congratulated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jones on getting votes than Governor Hill, and
Lord Salisbury for coming out for the cause IN
recent speech.
United States Commissioner Deuel., yesterday dis
charged John IIampsen, who accused of attempt
ing TO 'ntimidaic two voters on election day. The
case has been before the Commissioner for several
weeks and several examinations have been had.
The case of Emil Paust, the brass worker who
declares that he is the victim Of boycott by his
follow worlmcn ard who complained to Mayor
Hewitt that be was unable TO obtain work, was
before District-Attorney Fellows yesterday. Mr..
Fellows referred the matter to Deputy Assistant
District Attorney Macdona for investigation. The
Grand Jury VIII investigate the complaint.
The Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association met at
Clark's No. % West Twenty thlrd-st., last evening
Seth Low delivered address Twenty five Years
After Gettysburg" Remarks were also made by
Professor McMullen, j. W. Halves, Professor Clarke,
and the Rev. Mr. Brett. Among those present were
Rec. Cornelius B. Smith, Professor II. G. Tisdale,
Professor Messenger, the Rev. DR.. Huntington II. f.
Toole the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, and the Rev. ]. C.
Egberts
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East Twelith-st.