New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Yesterday because of the death of s. A. Bcrnhcimci
Of Arnold Bernhclmer, masters, at Thirty elghlh-st
| and First ave.
The Old Fifth Street School Association VIII have III
| annual dinner at Clark's this evening
| A twelve foot model of the Inmau steamship
| CITY OF New-York is OF exhibition at the Maritime
Exchange The new vessel will be ready for sea abou
| June.
A civil Service examination for inspectors in the
Custom House will be held day before COMMISSIONS
Mason.
| A check for $1,000, received by Superintendent
| Jackson Of Castle Garden Saturday, from washing
| ton, enabled him yesterday TO pay of the empioyes
for December January salaries Will be paid In tihe
! 1t is hoped
The sixteen plckpockets whom Inspector Byrnes's
gathered in Sunday were arraigned in Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. One Of them,
Thomas Brady, charged with stealing watch from
| Edward L. Bill, held in 81 900 bail. Charles
Wilson, Thomas Martin, James Lyon and Timothy
Oates we're held for further examination and the rest
were discharged.
Joseph Smith, Of No. 415 West sixtcenthst.. his
wife and a friend got into dispute Blcccker-
ST. car with Irving Smith, the conductor. about the
payment of extra fare; and assaulted him. Tho
Smiths and their friend were locked UP in the Mercer
Street Staten. The conductor would not make a
complaint against the woman; the others will be taken
to Jefferson Market Court Ms nomds me me r P%S
and young girl tainted.
The body of Major J. i. p. Doyle, the well known
Journalist, was cremaed yesterday. The ashes Will
be buried in The Press Clubs lot at Cypress Hills
At a meeting of the william NJ. Jackson Associa-
ton, at No. % Cornelast.. last evening" resolutions
were passed approving the tonnage bill now before
Congress. which is designed TO stimulate American
shiIbulding
All Irish revoutonists not fond Of one another.
T. j. T. lyman. the alleged No. l." who has been
employed Z" The Morning Journal for some time
resigned his place lecause he doesn't love another
cons pratOr against British authority in Ireland, John
Devoy, who was taken on there
Mrs William Corrigan has subscribed 800 10 the
Asylum Of St. Vincent Paul in West Thirty ninth ST.
and gwen handsome cross for one Of the affairs I'm
the church OF The same name in est twenty -thidst
Father Mccarthy, one of the Jesults of st. Francis
NavleIS Church, opened a mission for men last night
in the Church of Our Lady OF tire Rosary, No Statc-st
A branch of the Anti-Poverty Society has been
started at Harlem. A public meeting will be held
this evening at Assembly Hall, One hundred andtwcnty
ffth-st. and LeXington-aVc.
1t is impossible just for the grinding monopo
lists" to effect corner in skates.
Denominationalism at the Bar Of History,
discussed yesterday the Bible House by the Congre
garional clerpymen present The Rev. James II. Ross
Of South NOrwalk. read a paper showing the evils
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The La Bourdonnals Chess Club of Columbia Col
lege will play tOuTnamoI, With the chess club of
the College Of the City Of New-Yoik, at Columbia Col
lcee on Thursday evening. Five men VIII represent
each club.
The pack of canned salmon for 1857 o9s,oo0
cases Large quantities have gone directly to Eng
land Australia and ew-Zeaand but good quantity
remains for the coming Lcntcn demands.
The Iyceum connected with the West Harlem
Methodist Episcopal Church. Onehundrcd and-twenty
nnth-st and Seycnth-ave, opened its library AMI
reading last evening. 1t is the purpose of the
society to have its room olen each evening In me
week. when there is not church meeting IN progress
I of II
gational Church win give reception in the church
paflors on Thursday evening
Professor Charles f. Bolton VIII deliver his Illus
trated lecture upon Lands of the Midnight Sum at
Columbia College, tomorrow evening. No seats WIN
admitted without tickets.
Don't distress your mcSSenFer-boy during this week,
by asking him how long the walking match bulletins
Diet aimed him.
The Ncw-York Steam and Hydraulic Elevator Con
ductors' Benevolent Association Will give its third
annual ball Friday evening at Irving Hall. The
president {. A. IlO1erman. recording secre ery j. j.
olavn. CORES pOndng secretary; v TCmse sergeant
at arms, and L. g. Hart, treasurer
The commissioners of the New Parks held a short
session yesterday hear witnesses for the owners of
property in the Moshou Parkway In tie case of
Peter v Bussing evidence OF tile and value was sub
mitted by his lawyer Meyer BuizeL The owners .
side of the case closed Other hearings post
pOned
The Rev Father TIetet. a well-knOwn French priest
has sailed from France for this city and will prach
the French Lentcn sermons in St Vincent de Paui's
Church in West Twenty-thirds ST.
fair for the benefit of the Church of st. John
the Evangelist al First-ave and Fifty ff-et is TO be
held shortly A mission viii begin there March 10.
BROOKLYN.
The trial of John J. Delaney for murder will begin
to-day. His victim Mary Jane Cox, servant,
and he confessed that he gave her poison when she
wanted med cine.