New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
NETWORK CITY

charge of bigamy. SIX weeks ago no "d'o'' A-
;lszer who lived at No. 337 East seventy thrdst.
Aoouoirt.pces of silyerman 1t is said, wrote 10 his
first wife whom he deserted in Poland six years ago.
Of his second marriage and she arrived In this country
last week. As soon as she found him she caused
his arrest
Formal charges were made against Police surgeon
McGovern yesterday, accusing him OF improper con-
duct in keeping from his superior officers the lrtoia-
ton about the alleged violent death of Policeman
James j. Burke, and in giving the information 20
reporter without authority. DIR. McGovern asked 10
be placed on trial, so that he might have an OPP
portinity 10 vindicate himself
John Martin a laborer forty five years old, was
attacked with delrum tremcns at his home, on the
fourth floor of the tenement-house NO. 900 water
st., on Thursday night Early yesterday morning he
jumped out of front window to the Sidewalk, anu
was killed In his descent he struck Charles Clark
a laborer, who was passing the house. but did not
hurt him seriously.
Coroner's jury yesterday decided that the death
NJ Thomas DAILY on November % due to an ac-
rident. Joseph Sapleton, contractor Of No. 10"
Madison-ave.. who was under arrest charged win the
murder of DAILY, who his empoye. was discharged
Thomas Jackson colored who was arrested for
having in his possession suit of clothes and three
pawn tickets representing clothes which had Dceh
owned by John II. Pope, who disappeared nom MS
home in Brooklyn on December B, was held Ill Sooo
bali for further examination IN the JeHeisoh "dho'
Police Court yesterday Pope was found In Westst.
IN Thursday night by a detective In court yester-
day he said that he had been drunk since he left
home and did not know how Jackson got the clothes
from him.
The Jerome Park Villa Site and Improvement Com
pany which owns the jerome Park Jockey Clup, mas
given a mortgage of S75 900 TO Maria L. Travers, on
the Jerome Park race-course.
The North German Lloyd steamship Vera, which
sailed for Bremen yesterday, had among her pas
sengers Prince Henry of Bourbon, and his wie'
Baroness Antouete Hertling, Baron DETER dc HeSde
brand. Count Henry Lucchesi and Count Alexander
zileridal Verne.
A. C. Gndersleevc, who has played centre-rush in
the football team of Columbia College during the
season lust closed elected captain OF next
wears team ]. NJ. Hewlett who was captain VIII
graduate from the college in 1890 but he may coach
the team next yeas The final college championship
game between the seniors and sophomores Will Dc
PLAYED at the Berkeley oval this afternoon.
The Columbia College freshmen will go to see Dixey
his evening The sophomOres will also 90, though
not invited and the theatre-goers may become inc
witnesses of genuine college rush.
The Police Commissioners yesterday ordered drill
of 500 policemen in the 9TH Regiment Ar1nory on
December 20. Members Of the PanAmerican Con-
gress VIII witness the drill
Tho annual ball and reception Of the 22d Regiment
of the National Guard will be held on Thursday even
ing, January is, at the Metropolitan Opera House
Preparations are under way for making II one OF
the most brilliant events of the season. Tickets can
be had at the principal hotels and Exchanges and
from members of the regiment
Yesterday was the last day for which opinions
about street music requested by the Mayor HIS
decision will probably be sent 10 the Board OF Alder
men at It's next meeting on Tuesday. He said yes
terday that he had not yet been able TO read the
letters sent him, and could not therefore say what
their effect would be on his final conclusions
The stated meeting of the Board of Managers of
the American Bible Society was held on Thursday.
DR.. L. Bolton Bangs, attending physician to ST.
Lukes and the Charity hospitals. will address the
Student Movement" tomorrow evening in the con-
cert ball of the Metropolitan Opera House.
petition signed by 800 teachers of the evening
schools was presented the Board OF Estimate and
Apportionment yesterday, requesting that the salaries
of the teachers be restored to the basis of 1877
Gifts to the Central Park Menagerie during the last
week include three deer from b. Stein, the brewer.
and . snowy owl from c. H. Handbook. The owl
few on board one of Mr.. Randcbocks oistcamers
near the Newfoundland fshing-banks
The next lecture in the Cooper Union free course
will be delivered this evening by Clarence Pullen. OF
Boston, The City Of Mexico
81 H. woods7-Yom contribution of IS, in response
acknowledged in the first column. last page, OF The
Tribune, December 3.
One hundred and fifty sailors Will be sent from the
reoefing-shp Vermont at the Navy Yard, next week
to Philadelphia, part of the crew Of the new cruiser
Baltimore.
The flag of Columbia College at halfmast yes
teray account of the death of John ]. Townsend,
who was trustee of the college.
The committee appointed TO investigate the charges
made by Boston sugar-importers against DR. Edward
sherer, the chemist at the Public Stores al the
Appraisers Stores yesterday. Mr.. Chance of Phila-
delphia absent. The investigation will begin o.
Monday.
The entries for the Amateur Athletic Union cham
pionshp boxing and wrestling tournament will close
tonight Entries mailed TO Secretary j. E. Sullivan
today Will he received and considered.
The Goethe Society viii celebrate the fourteenth
anniversary of its organization by dinner at the
Hotel Brunswick Monday evening al O'clock
Previous 10 the dinner business meeting Of the
society will be held which officers wiJl be elected
Among the speakers at the dinner will be Robert G.
Ingersoll.
The University and School Extension dinner, which
Is 10 be given at Clarks Restaurant this evening" is
the first of series which has been arranged by the
teachers OF New York. Brooklyn and NewJersey elites
President Seth Low Of Columbia College, VIII preside
and President Eliot Of Harvard. will make the pnn
cpsl address.
The first of a course OF lectures on the Desartean
system was given at Hafdman Hall yesterday py HTS
Pdm,nd Russell, her subject being Gesture" The
hall was well filed
John Clark, the captain OF freight schooner, VINO
killed John Galley, sailor on OCTOBER ~ al avenue
and Fifteenth St was placed trial before Judge
Brady In the Court OF oyer and Termner, yesterday
At the Arabian Nights Festival at ortges's Gallery
on enounous Turkish rug is be voted 10 the most
popular clergy man Of New-York.
The phononaph at the Battle of Gettysburg gives
a spirited recital of the adventures OF the now widely
famed McGinty.
Twenty medical directors Of life Insurance com
nanieS On the united States met last night at the