New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-10
NETWORK CITY.

| <,.u,, Dar,c, Rutterfeld will present fag as
on award NJ distinction at the Centennial parade, to
the United German American Butchers INDUSTRY Vi
| NewYork and Brooklyn. at the Lexington Avenue
| Opera House at o'clock tomorrow aluerhoon' A"0i
| Will be reception and dinner
Tho F1ack case did not come up in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer yesterday, and 1t was said tna'
II had been post poned indefinitely on account OF inc
Illness of Judge Mcneil
At the regular weekly conference of the Reformed
pastors. held in the synod rooms in Reade'st' yes
terday, the discussion was upon The conservative
Influence of Creeds' paper on which was read by
the Rev. G.. d. IIulst.
Coroner's Jury yesterday, in the case of Mrs
Fannie Lucas who October 16 was run over
and fatally injured by Eighth ave. car, censured
the company for not having careful employees.
E. Berry Wall, fearing that he might be suddenly
arrested on contempt proceedings. required his
counsel, Orlando T. Stewart, 10 make ap-
plicaton before Judge Holme, in the City
Court yesterday, that Wall should receive notice Of
any attempt TO his Imprisonment In Ludlow
street jail. so that he may be enabled TO explain away
any complaint likely to he made. Counsel FOR wars
creditors assured Mr. stewart that 10 such action was
contemplated for the present
saverio secilano and Francisco Morano were held
In 81 500 bail each in the Tombs Police Court yes
teday for trial in the Court of General Sessions, on
dealer of No. 70 Westinghouse, Brooklyn. by the
common confidence scheme.
The December reunion of the New-York Press Club
Will be held to morrow evening Several wenknown
entertainers will sing and reciic.
An entertainment Will be given this evening at
steinway Hail. under the direction of the well-known
and popular entertainer, Marshall p Wider Inc
brunswick Quartet and several prominent people VIII
| take part
A public meeting will be held in the Mayors Office
at noon today for the purpose OF hearing all persons
interested in application Of the Metropolitan Gross
town Railway Company for permission to lay tracks
in certain streets and avenues from the Oidhus' ilS
to the Fourteenth-st. ferry.
Visitors TO Surveyor Lyons Office yesterday saw
transformation going on which will the Office into
plcasanter and moro accommodating quarters Par
titlons have been pulled down, aud larger reception
room has thus been obtained. The AUDITORS quar-
iers are to be to the surveyors room, so that
Mr.. Lyon can have his forces moro easily within
grasp.
1t is Captain snyders, of the Alene of the Atlas
Line who reports this time that there IS dissatis
faction in Hayt over President Hyppolite's Admins
| traton lie arrived here yesterday and said that
while there was no indication of an outbreak, there
was vet in the northern ports OF Ilayt feeling
against the new President, account of what the
people there considered his unjust taxation
revenue cutter VIII soon be stationed at White
stone to board incoming craft from the British prov
| inces and see whether there is any truth In tho
stories that smuggling is placised.
The fair of the Adams Memorial Church, Thirtieth
ST. and Third-ave. will open today and continue
until tomorrow night collection Of valuable works
of art will form leading feature of the exhibition
The regular weekly meeting Of the New-Nork
Baptist Ministers Conference was held yesterday IN
the Tabernacle, Second-ave. and feminist. The Rev.
Dr. English Of Newark, presided, and the Rev Wilbur
F. Crafts read paper entitled " Are sabbath Laws
Consistent with Liberty ?!
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver an illustrated
lecture on The Cathedra,s Of France and Germany.
tomorrow afternoon in Chcker1ng Hall.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to S61, $50 81.
General Charles W. Darling Will lecture In the
free course before the New-Iork Academy OF An
tblopoogy to-day at rs p. m. in the Training Col
lego No. University Place, on "The Prehistoric
Archaeology of the United States"
The FIankenburger Society for Aid of the Sick
celebrated its twentyIst anniversary last evening
The latest device in automatic machines is one
that produces cigar upon receipt of nickel In the
familiar slot 1t is also equipped with magnet
which throws of the bad coin into receptacle made
| for that purpose.
Broadway from the Postohlce TO Wall-st was a
continual blockade yesterday, and the deep mud ID
| the streets made pedestrians truly miserable.
The marine band, Conterno has played on board
the receiving ship Vermont. at the Navy Yard, every