New-York tribune., 1889-12-31
xrw-yORK CITY.

served after Baruch nad Dcch uIous'" inv W" a.,
by the United states authorities 'uuse D'o ~
decide the to-day.
rohr " Jacobns tho newly appointed United states
Marshal WAS al the Marshal's Office for short Tune
Yesterday lie does not expect to assume the u""e'
OF the Office for several days,
The Island Adriatc. Pennland and other steamers
arrived here safely yesterday. after stormy NoS"e0
AT the regular weekly meeting OF the bapus'
pastors yesterday at the Tabernacle Bapus' U"ui'l,
second-avc ana TcntBsst the Rev. DIR. Enghsh oil
Newark presided and the Rev. j. H. hoy Oh nrooN'" ~
read paper
The funeral Of Cyrus Yale. the merchant was heiu
yesterday at the home Of Dr. Cameron NO - mes'
For1v-second-st A number of members OF the Man
haitian and other clubs 30 which Mr. Yale belonged
were pr.seut. The burial was in sleepy Hollow Gene
terry at HrrytoWh
The following officers have been elected by the Cen
trail Turn Nercn President, Charles j. Nehrbas' Noc
president Louis Daunann secretaries, j. b. BfauhecA'
f. o. De;tmann and l.. Icssbers; treasurer f. SIC
The Guild Of St. Elizabeth, represented by num-
Der of charitable women, yesterday visited ile MINIS
house BachwclIS Island, ana disuHouteu usoi"'
gifts among the inmates.
The proposed meeting Of the local Players League
baseball club was not held yesterday.
Controller Myers and City Chamberlain Croker have
been appointed Ly the Board Of Estimate committee
to ascertain and report upon the desirabity of using
Harlem Market square, at one hundred andt~enty-
first ST. and Thirdavc., the site for muilcip@
court building.
The Knclcrbocker City Bank has been Incorporated
with capital stock Of 100000 William ~ swectNer
holds 800 shares William l.. Gould 10, j. j. Creieh-
ton l75, Henry b. Adams %, and \. belmont Jones
e75.
Judge George VI. Van Iocscn sat for the last time
lea Y.
Ie sat with Judge Bookstaver in the General Ieim'
and lust as lac was about leave the courtroom the
court officers prescned To him handsome floral horse
shoe. After talune "a rest for several weeks he VIII
take up his law practice. Henry Bischof, ir., viii
succccd him.
The Will Of Robert b. Mlntun filed for probate
yesterday. Ills wife. Mrs susanna shaw Mnturn' Is
MADE sole leGJtec and eXccutrA. If for any reason
She does not serve. her son, Robert s. Minurn, ana
William 4. stewart are to act as executors
Paul Morton. former general freight agent of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. has become
manager of two fuel companies dong business in this
city.
~J Cr-Thc Museum Of Art is open 10 visitors,
without an admittaucc tee. Wednesdays, Thursdays
Fridays. saturdays and holidays.
William H. Griinke mas brought suit against Frank
T. Morse q ncdcaler for 10000 damages for false
imprisonment Gnmke employed by Morse and
h.m 10 be arrested. Cpon the examination Grimke
was discharged and then he brought the present Su
Morse arrested yesterday upon an order issued
ly Judge Van Hpe-en, ana placed under $1,000 bail
The executive committee of the Jewish Ministers
Association met at O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
tho Temple Emunu ~. tn" Rev DR.. Gotthcil pre-
siding The DE sofa Mendes Sche,ingcr controversy
was taken up The committee took no action toward
settling The case 1t was referred in whole to Dr.
GOtthclL
Michael Breckman, three years old, burned to
death Yesterday at his home No. G3l East Nlnth-St
Ills mother had left him alone in the room, when he
rot some matches and began to light candles
Christmas Tree Ills clothing canght fire. and he was
burned 50 badly that he died III few minutes.
"Ycllsue e io-r-YcI, Rah, Ran, Rah, Rah, 's4!7
was the prevailing cry at the New York Hotel last
evening The occasion was the annual reunion of
the class Of - Of amherst College. Covers were
laid for about twenty. +. j. Goodwin was toast
master, \. J.. Alvod was poet and W. :. RoSsiter
historian. This is The only class from Amherst which
has kept up its annual dinners IN this city.
Meyer slvcrmon, Russian Hebrew, thirty three
years old. killed himself yesterday in his home No.
8 Orchard-,i shooting himself in the stomach with
small pistol lie was jcweller but out OF work, and
poverty was the probable cause of his suicide
Judge Lawrence. in the supreme Court, yesterday
handed down a decision denying motion made by
an order issued by Judge Patterson for the serving
OF summons by substitution. compelling Colonel
Dudley TO submit TO examination before trial in
his suit for liJel against The Press Publishing Com
pany
Mrs. f.. \. Pollard the widow Of the historian Of
"The Lost Cause delivered an interesting lecture
Saturday evening at Cooper Union, to very large
and enthusiastic audience. she described the
dcrs and beauties OF California eloquently that her
hearers able 10 gain vivid impressions Of the
marvels of the Pacific slope.
John Brennan, James Carey and Michael Muicahcy
held and Patrick shortcll discharged yeS;er
day the charge Of distributing circulars urging a
boycott Of Tracy d Russell, brewers at Elevcnth-st
and GTeenWich;tvc.. whose men a strike. The
four men members Of the Ale and Porter Brewery
Employees Protective Association.
\ farewell rec .ption and concert was given last
evening in Tanay Hall BY leading Irisl-Amelican,
in the city tO the Rev Eugene Mcmahon. previous 10
his Eeturn to his home in County Cavan, ireland.
Tie Washington Memorial Arch Fund with the ad-
ditlon Of subscription Of 800 from Joseph Jefferson
now amounts 10 S'j4 .3oa u.
A movement Is on foot TO organize a national or
ganizaton Of carpenters, and amagamate Tie many
independent unions now In existence.
Gilbert and sulllvan's comic opera The Mkado.
was presented last evening by the spaldine Literary
Union i'm the ball attached to st. Pauls Church. SIX
tIetl-st. aHd NiIth-ave
4 meeting Of the Enrolled Republicans Of the
XXIId Assembly District was held at No. 1,22o
Tbird.ayc. last night Isaac FrOmme presided, and
seventy i've new members were elected. The finance
committee reported that the association had surplus
of S136.
John Hale, old man, who was knocked down on
December ~ BY d team driven by 4. b. Browning
lawyer at 40 236 Broadway, died yesterday. Mr.
browning said at his home No 81 East seventy
ST. last night that DC did consider himself 10 blame
as he did not Dir. lae'S attempt TO cross III front
o. his team.
The ConvaIcscent Home, at No. AS East One-lun-
dred and cehtccnthst, Is the only undenomihauohai
Institution Of the kind in the city. The Inmates are
bies, from the hospitals but all deserving applicants
,ossble are received Mrs. LOngord Palmer IS presi-
dent Mrs James Wood vice president, Mrs II. ID.