New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The exhibitions of Edlsons phonograph SIN con-
tlnue at the Battle Of Gettysburg cyclorsns tho
entertainment given being varied and interesting
Upon the recommendation of Chief Engineer Fteley,
I'm consequence Of the completion Of the new
Aqueduct, the Aqucduct Commissioners yesterday or
dered the dismissal OF SiXtyone inspectors OF masonry
whose services no longer required.
Professor J. C. Price. colorcd, president of Zion
College North Carolina, will deliver address on
The South As 1t Is the Union Tabernacle Church
Thirty -ffthst., Broadway. Sunday afternoon
at rs o'clock before the American Temperance
Union.
The Arlington Club has been Incorporated with
the following managers: John T stephenson, Robert
Winfield Benjamin Myers. Thomas J. Digs. John
Beatty Henry c. stevens and Joseph P smith
The Associated Alumni of the General theological
Seminary of the Proe> Episcopal Church has been
incorporated The trustees are william II. Moore.
Maunsel Van Rensselaer, William W. OLSEN, John ".
shackelford, Edmund d. Cooper. Frederick h. Van
Klecck Arthur c. Kimber Clarence Buel and Edward
c. HougbtOn.
Elihu Root, counsel to the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company, yesterday sent to Mayor
Grant formal acceptance by the company of the
conditions imposed upon it by the Aldermen In giving
consent to change the motive power of the road from
Central Park to South Ferry. Mr.. Root adds tina,
he wishes make acknowledgment of the business
like and just treatment which this subject has re-
ceived the hands of the public authorities"
Tho Church of the Holy Spirit has formally trans
ferred its building at Madson-ave. and Sxty-sixth-
st. to All Souls Church. The price was $4,000.
The two churches have been united.
Tho trial Of George W. Lederer the theatrical man.
ager, who is charged with abandonment by Miss Clara
Chester actress, continued in the Tonbs Police
A Of flied.
trial will 60 Friday morning
Walter W. Hazeton has been arrested by Deputy
Sheriff McGonigal order issued by Judge Pat
terson in tho Supreme Court, in suit by Edward
T. Kennedy for damages for an alleged scandalouS.
malicious and defamatOy libel written TO the plaintiffs
father, John T. Kennedy. lie furnished $500 ball.
Ella Good, the sixteen-year-od girl who killed her
baby and threw it behind a truck No. 275 West
Thrtyeighth ST. May last, taken before Judge
Brady, in the Court of Oyer and Termner, yester-
day and she pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the
first degree Judge Brady sentenced her TO five years
in the Penitentary.
Felix Broessel, of No 90 East feminist, young
artist who was unable TO support himself, committed
suicide at No. 24l WOosterst. Tuesday night by
shooting himself through the heart. His father IS
tailor living at No. 429 North Gilmorest. Baltimore
Owen Bixby, sxty-fvc years old, formerly of Hills
dale. ~ Y. who foreman in charge of gang Of
found dead in his room the Putnam House, in
Fourthst, yesterday. lie had been sufocated In his
sleep by Illuminating gas. He probably turned on
the gas by accident after putting out the light
John Burke. the longshoreman who on last Christ
mas night hed Michael Moore at No. 40 West Nine
feminist, sentenced Yesterday by Judge Cowng
10 fifteen years in the State Prison.
Charles Codzer. lawyer at No. 81 Cedar-st. and
No COG Broadway, was arrested yesterday by De
tiveSergeant Reilly on two indictments. for usury
and grand larceny. The charges are made by Mrs.
Rittie Gillette. of No. o12 West Forty-sXth-St who
made complaint at the District Attorneys Office
eral months ago though GOldzier not implicated
in the first complaint Gollzicr pleaded not guilty
the charges against him. and released g. 600
bail, given by his wife, who owns the house and lot
at No 25 Horatio-st.
At the meeting yesterday of the Board of Fire
Commissioners Chief Bonner reported that the New
York Central Railroad Company had agreed 10 make
satisfactory arrangements for eXtinguishing fires that
might occur in the yards and on the piers and pro
posed elevators Of the company the North River
'front.' between Fifty-ninth and seventy-nin,h SITS.
Stephen Beer, age thirty five, artist. committed
suicide at One hundrc1-and forty sxth-s and the
Harlem River Tuesday night, by shooting himself
in the temple. lie had 5000 40 in his pocket He
had been staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel but moth
ing further was known about him there.
Patrick +. Morris. the patrOlman OF the Second
Precinct who shot and killed william T. Campbell on
October 81, indicted yesterday by the Grand
Jury for murder I'm the second degree. Morris has
been under bail since the killing took place, and he
taken before Judge Martin yesterday by his bonds
Bal was increased from $4,000 to $4,000
and II given By Thomas Ienane. of No. 1913 West
Fifethst. Morris discharged by the cOroner's
jury which investigated the
Coroner Hanly yesterday held the inquest in the
case Of young Isaac BIoWc of Newark " j.. who
was found dying in The hallway of No. 231 West Sin
feminist on November Is. The jury returned
verdict of suicide William Lcal. a clerk who was
under arrest on the charge of killing Browe, was
discharged.
The nightly religious services now being held in
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. East One hundred
andeiGhteenth-st, near Second ave. are made inter
estng and successful by the Canadian evangeliss |
whytc brothers
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts |
to S6O.274 80.
The funeral Of Dr. William Cockcrofr took place |
last evening at No. 732 LeXngOn-ave The services
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