New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
NEW.YORK CITY.


A m,nstr.I entertainment Will be given on Friday,
February g. ut the Berkeley Lyceum, for the benefit
OF the Columbia College Baseball Association The
amateurs who viii appear Will BIO supported by the
College Cleo and Banjo clubs. and the College Or
chestra. composed Of students.
General Daniel Buterheld will lecture this evening
at Cold Spring. N. Y, on War "reminiscences" and
later in the week following at Erie. Penn. and Kansas
CITY, No. for the benefit of the Grand Army Post Re-
lief Fund.
william T. Dodge will address the students meet
ing at the of the Metropolitan Opera House
on Sunday evening.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall win deliver lecture on
"Tho Old as Illustrating the New Testament in the
Church Of the Holy Communion, at Sixth-ave. and
Twentoth-st.. this evening at o'clock
An address Will be delivered By the Rev. Charles
P Mallery before the Now-York Genealogical and BIZ
ographical Society at the Berkeley Lyceum this even
ing, on the ancient Families OF Bohemia Manor;
Their Homes and Their Graves the most important
OF these families being the Bayard family who lived
at Bohemia Manor. Maryland for moro than hun
dred years.
dispatch from London yesterday to Tho Police
Gazette" OF this city, gave the information that
" Jem' Smith. who recently fought Kilran. had ac-
oepted challenge from Charles Mitchell The two
pugilists will box twelve rounds foe zoo pounds and
the gate receipts. Smith has also challenged Kiran
Tor another Dattle ana oOO BOunos sue.
watchmar McAullno was found dead at his post
In the building No. 43o West sixteenthst when the
doors were opened yesterday morning lie had died
nom heart disease.
The Tribune acknowledges the receipt of IS from
Sw. II. " s" for the veteran soldier. B. s. W. c.
Tho Peoples Cold Storage and Warehouse Company
has borrowed s225,0oo for Ave years from the Pea
body Educational Fund, giving security a mortgage
on property at second-ave and Forty-seventh-st
George McCamman, tho bold thief who attached
Miss Matte PoSey Of No. 90 West Fifty fIstst, In
broad daylight on January 10 in Sixth-ave., near
Fiftiethst, pleaded guilty yesterday before Recorder
smyth 10 a charge Of robbery in the second degree.
Recorder smyth spoke of the cnormity Of tho offence
Of which McCsmman was guilty, and sentenced him
70 twelve years in the state Prison.
Recorder smyth received a letter yesterday nom
Ferdinand Carolin, tho condemned murderer now In
the Tombs under sentence Of DEATH complaining Of
the distinction made between his and that Of
John Martin who was allowed to plead guilty of
slaughter and sentenced 10 twenty years In the
state Prison.
About $50 boys and girls Of the Italian school,
No. $50 Leonard-st. were yesterday furnished with
new clothing by the ChIldrers Aid Society. Zach
boy received pair of boots, while the girs hearts
were gladdened with various neat dresses.
fair will be held at the American Institute from
February 10 to % for the benefit Of the German Hos
pitsL
concert for the benefit Of the Press CLUB VIII be
given at tho Broadway Theatre Sunday evening
Herr Max Alvary and Lilli Lehman, of the Metro
poltan Opera House. and other artists OF noto viii
take part.
Miss Van Etten and four of the striking feather
workers were exanined in the Harlem Police Court
yesterday charges of conspiracy preferred by Isdor
Cohnfeld After listening to great deal Of testimony
hofh xiSs Juat Irau he
ing there the slightest grounds for tho charge
made against them.
Battalion Chief Gicquel, of tho Fire Department,
who fell from insurance patrol wagon at seventh
ave- and Thirtleh-st while his way to FIRE early
yesterday morning, resting quietly in his home
at No. 3o1 West Forty -sixth-st yesterday.
The Cuban cigar-makers strike in which 1900
were involved in forty factories is settled salts
factonly to the men, and they return to work this
morning in all the shops but that Of Lozano Pcndas
Co., Of No 200 Pearlst. and he is expected TO
succumb to-day.