New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY. ..v
The New-York Signal Service indicsuono ~. carly
point TO warmer weather, accompanieu' ~
morning, by rain and possibly ii'"0 .,o
George Beckett, eighty-hve years DID, .u%D
| .cont died at his home, No. % New ,a nv
| ho,nc nm over by a truck driven by wilma"
| man NJ No 81 Grand-st, who Is un"'i ..
coroner,s Jury yesterday decided tnAe -" e,,h. at
| pusseu of No 303 West for" ~. -,
OF ,ino.n. ., vas accidental. Russell was sno' -
| po+sr paul White at Gutenberg ~ 80
| were wrestling for Whites fe'oi''' 10000 Nth
ons Of ,be front wheels of big u'VN hr,,t IN
! ,r,ct rot into the subway thai Is D9'ns and
1,ar near John-st, yesterday anornoV -
Broadway, noai t thu east side of that thorough
caused "'tonaod almost to Bowling Green ior
| an hour ,.,or nm 10
,..-,,,s,s were paroled for examination OH Do-
-. ~ iD the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
80, an the complaint OF the boaru vi ho"'' 80
INV had failed TO register with inc poa'u u c..
- They were Warner B. White, OF ror's
:. srd Rroadway: James H. Petit OF thirty -Iourt'-
g and seventh ave.; Henry DIX, OF NO l'ooo
~. THOMAS G. Driscol of No. 1oo koose'ei's'"
"1.' To- r WAGER. of No. s21 seventh-avs
man who had registered Wednesday night as
=, NO, rohoo Of Newark. ~ j.. was found dead In
49,, oor, at the Van Dyke House. No. - Bo"ery'
noc+ordov afternoon. As he had turned on inc gas
and had stopped up the cracks of the doors anu WIN,
dovrs # Is probable that he committed su'ioe' -
Ing is known about his past life.
m. ,ed;ca, Directors Association of the United
CO mot at the Cambridge Hotel last night anu
discussed plans for making uniform the System -
examining applicants for insurance pohcics'
The Tribune yesterday received II from MI ~.
and the same amount from Pr for the poor DrooNS :
uoman for whom the Rev. S. b. Halliday made an
appeal a few days ago
The Rubinstein Club will give its first private 'on'
cert next Thursday at Chickerng Hall
Robarts Harper gave an illustrated lecture on r mo
r.,,r ~ Today at Stenway Hall last nieh'' Inc
loc.,re was the first in series arranged d! '"o ''
o.., soc,otv Of Mechanics and Tradesmen
r.o ruo, dinner of the alumni of Drew theological
en,,ory will take place at ClarRs Restaurant III
Twen,v-tbrd-sh to-day. Covers VIII be iso ior hi'S
guests. a.,
. mating in behalf of the Freedmen's Ala ann
oo,,harn Fducaion society was held last evening i'
the Eighteenth Street Methodist Churh Auu oS'o'
nm the value of education as factor IN INC ouuo
Of the negro problem were delivered oy inc nov -.
W Y Kelley. of ST. Johns Methodist Chnrch brooA
lyn and the Rev. Dr. D. . Oh"""i''
rotary of the society
r.-.u = uorr will deliver a lecture in Associar
49,. nm ,h;s evening on Are the Balloons Our
Cousns7 No" -
A.. Interesting address was delivered last evening
IN the parlors Of the Young Mons Christian Associa-
tion in Twenty-third-st, by the Rev 3 l. Bad"lh'
| for twenty years missionary in China
Mrs Edmund Russell VIII deliver her first lecture
nce her return from three years absence In Europe
| In Hartman Hall at 8 80 p m. to-day. MIS-. Kus-
sells subject Is I" Gesture"
Crescent Council No. IL, Order of Chosen Friends
will hold an informal free entertainment for lis hlends
Fact Ono n pflr H.
and twenty fifth st. Friday evening, December 10
The final football contest for the championship OF
Columbia College Will be played between 80 ana w
| AZ the Berkeley Oval tomorrow afternoon
DR. Henry NJ. Leipsiger will lecture on Benjamin
| Franklin Americas Practical Philosopher tomorrow
| morning at Columbia College.
The annual athletic games Of the 9TH Regiment
| will be held in the armory tomorrow evening.
An Interesting lecture was delivered last evening
nv Dr Charles S Allen graduate of the School OF
| Mines of Columbia College in "a, in Grammar school,
No "a No. Jos Broomest. on the relation OF oxygen
to life and combustion. This one of series OF
free lectures for people given under the auspices
| of the Board of Education
shihiok Jugigo, the japanese sailor who Killed one
of his countrymen Muro Comm Contaro in the sailors
boardng-hou at No. S4 James st. on November 10
was found guilty of murder in the first degree by
Jury before Judge Brady, in the Court of oyer and
Terrniner yesterday The prisoner seemed 10 be little
| affected when the verdict interpreted 10 him.
Articles OF association Of the Equitable Bank were
| filed Yesterday in the County Clerks office The cap
| ital is 800 600 divided into 1000 shares 500 OF
which are held by william NJ KilduG, 800 by Nathaniel
: Bailey and 200 by Charles f. Walack. The bank
is to be at No West Twenty eighth-st
Tho Supreme Council of America knights Of the
Grand Cross, College of Ancents, was Incorporated
Yesterday by the following men Robert f. A. Land
| Joseph +. Waring Alfred d. smith and Jonas L.
| McElroy
| The long looked-for John TAFT arrived at Castle
| Garden from Colorado TO rejon his wife, Elizabeth
TAFT the heroine in the TAFT case Mr.. TAFT turned
| out to be shrewd scOtchman Of some means and
with a great admiration for the United States He
and his family will leave this city in few DAYS for
| Colorado
Eugene Kelly has accepted his appointment as
! school Commissioner and yesterday sworn into
office at the City Hall.
At the meeting of the Board Of Aldermen yester-
day petition was received from property owners in
Elm-sr and resolution introduced by Alderman
| Diver, to change the name of the street TO Harry
Howardst after the chief of the old Volunteer Fire
| Department.
The Commits toner's Of Accounts have reported Ia
the Mayor the financial statement for the quarter end