New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho Rev. Dr. j. Richards Boyle will help 10 clear
the debt from the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow night by giving lecture on
civilian the Silent"
Trustee W. J. Van Arsdale, Of the Ninth ward
presented the pupils of the Grovest. school yester
day with a series of drawings of locomotive Mr..
Van Arsdale is connected with the New-Iork Central
and he introduced the general superintendent ana
the general manager Of the West Shore Railroad 10
the school, The pupils invited to visit the rail-
way shops
A resolution for the reappontment Of D. NJ. simp-
son as Commissioner of Deeds was referred by inc
Board of Aldermen yesterday to its Committee on
Salaries and officers.
Conterno's Band gave the second Of the series OF
winter concerts the receiving ship Vermont yes
terday.
The young men Of the Mount Morris Baptist Church
organized young mems league in the church Monday
evening The object of the league is religious ana
literary movement among the young men OF the
church, and also the young men Of Harlem
Another big brewing company has been incor
porated to operate In this city. II is that OF George
Ringer & Co.. and its capital is 100000. John C..
Boettner, Christian Hachsmcrster, William q. RlhgPr
Frederick Orth and Frederick a. Rngler are trustees
The apple crop of this state is said to be a COM
parative failure this year and corner has pcen
formed to put up price of the dried and evaporaed
fruit.
An association that would secure and stock big
game preserves in the East, for the purpose OF
letting out the shooting to ardent sportsmen, would
make money here.
The narrow sidewalks downtown are additionally
blockaded now by worknen putting up thousands OF
storm doors and pOrches for the winter.
Gardeners are planting in faith and good manure
great quantities Of tulip bulbs in the citys parks
To
spring.
The steamer City of Birmingham, Captain Smith,
from savannah, reported yesterday that on October
g. latitude 81 degrees minutes north, Longitude
"a degrees 50 minutes west, she passed vessel OF
about 500 tons bottom mp in seven fathoms Of water
The wreck is copper bottomed and dangerous OBJ
structOn to navigation.
Coroner Levy yesterday began the inquest into tie
death of the bartender, W. T. Campbell who was shot
and killed by Patrolman Morris on October 20.
number of witnesses were examined. Tho inquest
will be continued tomorrow.
The trial of ex-Alderman james Barker, charged
with assault by James Herman was begun before
Justice Hogan in the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday Each side had an array OF witnesses
After their examination, tho Justice took the papers,
George B. Prescott, ir., entertained the members
OF the American Institute Of Electrical Engineers last
night at No. 1877 East Twenty third-st with paper
on Some Methods OF Regulating AccumuIaVOIs III
Electric lighting" A number Of prominent cleo
tricanS were present including Schuyler S. Wheeler
Professor L. y. Crocker, II. Ward Leonard, X. W.
Pope Franklin L. Pope, j. c. Martin, Joseph Wetzler
and T. Healey.
Notice has been published Of the organization OF a
new savings bank 10 be located west Of Eighth-aVe.,
between Fifty ninth and Ninety fourth SITS. Among
the trustees are Edward l. MoeD Archibald McChn-
took, Charles L. Vermilyea, Kilian Van Rensselaer,,
Charles g. White, Robert Russell Booth and Henry u
Wilcox counsel. They expect 10 open for business
November Is.
Three hundred and ninety nine lots of unclaimed
and seized goods the Barge Office were sold yeser-
day at public auction for S6,059 13 by John H.
Draper There are 227 lots in all ard the appraised
value was about 100000. The prices obtained were
fair and some good bargains were obtained Inc SAFE
goes on today and tomorrow.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
| to $56,771 10.
The Juniors OF Columbia College yesterday elected
the following committee make arrangements for the
annual Junior ball of the college: L. D. Galatin,
A. W. stein, A. G. NOrrle r. 5. Palmer and {. Z.
kalbheisch.
A meeting Of the Southern Society, adjourned from
Saturday. was held last evening at the club house,
No. Is West Twenty n1th-st., TO continue amending
the constitution. The principal change decided upon
was the increase of dues to $50 year for resident
aud SO for nonresident members.