New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
NETWORK CITY.

The lecture by Guy Maine. an educated Christian
Chinama, on the subject What shall be done with
the Chinese 90 which was postponed from April io'
will be delivered tonight in the Broadway IaDernace.
The Mayors Marshal has written to the Mayor,
recomme ndlng that the license Of Henry Rice VINO
keeps an immigrant ticket Office and boarding mouse
at No So Groenwichst, DO revoked Rice was
charged with swindling immigrants by false repre-
seutatons regarding the steamship tickets no sold TO
them
William T. Croasdale the ex-treasurer of the Anti
POVERTY society," who Is now in bellevue Hospital re-
covering from a serious illness, denies emphatcaly
the ne port that ho said The lemon now squoozou
and don't care what happens" when tho AntiPoVerty
fair In Madison Square Garden was over. he says
II is plain, unvarnlShed he, anu tha' n' Ae'0i
uttered any such Words
pr. Gustavus Haas delivered pleasing course OF
readings from Shakespeare under the auspices OF the
Columbia College Shakes peare Society yesterday al tho
college.
A meeting of the italian Chamber OF Commerce was
held Yesterday at No. "A state ST. elect successor
20 the president, A Vivent, who Will SO TO Europe u
enter into business with his son. Louis Contonciu'
formerly Italian Consul here, was chosen other
officers elected were: Vice President, Commence
Romano: treasurer, Salvatore Contain; secretary
G. Lemmi.
Frederick Feuerbaoh, accused Of the murder OF
"HoS0 N
Jury has twice refused to find an indictments was
discharged from custody yesterday.
Governor Hill will present the flags to the 6eth
Regiment which Archbishop .Croke OF Cashei sent
over.
| The t,nd for the family Of John J. Breslln was
c,ossa Yesterday. The total amount collected was
| $1,000 76
Congressman Smith, of Wisconsin, has been speak
Inx In this town for tho Anti-Poverty Society He
saws that In time the society will "wipe OUT wal
Street Strange. Isn't Wall Street AntfPoverty 10
the corei
St Gabrjels Hall In East Thirty-sxth-st, attached
TO the church OF the name was opened yesterday
Mayor Hewitt was busy at his desk yesterday a.
though he has not recovered from the severe ooiu
with wbsh no has been suffering since Saturday. IL
settled upon his throat and chest anu mas osusoo
him considerable pain and annoyance.
Tbo Rautst ministers listened yesterday TO A. j.
Conant. the artist who read Q paper on Aesthetics
and Religion
Tbs West side Republican Club has been incorpo-
rated with the following trustees Henry NJ. syn
koop, David MITCHELL Charles f. Bruder, William H.
Chapman, Lucus b. Hutchinson, William Ill. benaniy'
Alexander Caldwell, Edmund r.. Lyon, John ReiSen-
weber, Howard W. Albro, James q Howard LOWS
S. Dienback, Samuel H. Randall j. Edgar hea!0i'A'
and Charles Hoffman, IT,
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Castle Garden.
A man who walked to the Harlem Hospital,
woman In Tenth-ave near Sixty-fourth's'., and
man in Forty rstst. near Tenth-ave, were yesterday
removed to the Smallpox Hospital
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Child
rem is greatly in need OF chemises and calico dresses
for girls between fourteen and sixteen years OF age
its stock being nearly exhausted.
Arthur Hershfeld, fashIy dressed young man,
living at No. 1873 West Forty ninth-st, was arraigned
Yesterday at Jefferson Market Court While he was a
clerk for Lewis kaufman, cigar manufacturer, al
sixth.ave and Twenty-seventh-st., he collected on
forged bills several hundred dollars from various cigar
store keepers. He was held for trial.
John Fennehohe, of No. &c East broadway, treas
urer Of the IVth Assembly District United Labor
partv was charged In Essex Market Court yesterday
with using 500 Of the clubs funds for his own pur-
poses. James Warren, another ohcer OF the ciuo'
was his accuser. The prisoner was held to answer
Tho number of drunkards who attended the meetings
OF the McAuley Mission in Waterst, according to The
upernendent during the last three months, is lO340
OF whom 1886 kneeled for prayer. Many OF them
have reformed
At the meeting OF the New-York Academy OF
Sciences last evening in the Law Building OF Columbia
College an interesting lecture was delivered by tro-
lessor George E Post, Of Beirut, Syria, upon The
Physical Geography and Geology Of Syria and Pales-
tine"
BROOKLYN.
Robert White the oldest builder In the city, died
on sunday at his home, No. 485 Statest at the age
of eighty-ave He was the captain Of the city watch
before the present police force was established, ana
was foreman of the work the dry-dock at the
Navy Yard. He left daughter and two sons. The
funeral takes place this evening
Water rates are payable May 1.
City Works Commissioner Adams estimates the
expenses OF the Water Bureau for the year beginning
MAY | at S500527. The amount last year was
S461 1887 So
The sum Of $50 900 has been raised by Or. Meredith