New-York tribune., 1889-11-15
NEW-YORK CITY.


pTessons.'
7, & said that ex- President Cleveland met Gov
,rnor Hill in Fifth-ave soon after his return nom
the South Like Pickwck in the scene Win Pe'er
Magnus Mr. Cleveland did not speak TO the GOVERNOR
hut as Dickens says :" he looked encyclopaedlaS al
him.
Among Mayor Grants callers yesterday wero Gov
enor Francis of Missouri, and Colonel Jones. OF Ihe
3D. Louis Republic"
Superintendent DAY. of the Market Bureau, said
yesterday that there has been large increase OF
business in the new Washington Market. All pul
seven of the stalls have now been rented.
Mrs Emma l.. DotY recovered verdict for 81 800
against the Manhattan Railway Company from jury
before Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court, yes
forday for injuries received in an accident at the
Thirty -fourthst station on the Thild-ave line on
December 81, 1887.
AT the organization Of the new Board of Directors
OF the Iron Steamboat Company, held at the once
of the company yesterday, samuel Carpenter was le
elected president Emile Natable was elected wee
president, John ". Glbough treasurer, and walter
L. Parker secretary
Mr.. and Mrs George r. stetSon arrived here yes
terday on the steamer Veendam. Commander DlehliS
of the United States steamer TaapOoSa and his Vile
arrived on the steamer Oilers, from Rio JanonO'
Vice-President Morton has bought from Mr. and
Mrs James ID. Putnam the houses Nos. 81 and 90
Ninety -ffth-st., for $202, 500.
Collector Erhardt has nominated II. F. Esterbrook
assistant chief clerk of Liquidang DIVISION TO DC
the chief clerk Mr.. Estelbrook has been IN the ser
vice nearly twenty five years. and IS one of the best
authorities on the tariff in the country. lie is re-
garded as a most valuable employe
Tho Columbia College Saturday morning lecture
course Will begin tomorrow with lecture by D. b.
Lincoln on "The Influence OF Society In American
Fiction
judge Wheeler presided yesterday In the United
States Circuit Court at the trial OF the suit OF Girardo
Ross, a bootblack against Thomas Tangerman, who
has Mquor-store at No. SO Nassau-st. ROssi sued
for IS 600 as damages for false Imprisonment He
hired part OF the basement of No SO Nassau-st for
q boot blacking business Tangerman had lost sew
eral small sums of money, and caused the arrest OF
Rossi. The police sergeant discharged RosSi. The
Jury awarded the bootblack $50 as damages.
Surveyor Lyon has promoted John Murphy from
clerkship worth 81 900 year 10 one paying $loOo
There will be a memorial service in Holy Trinity
Church on Thursday evening November 81, at
o'clock in commemoration of Isaac Pratt Chambers,
the late Controller Of the NewYOTk Central Railroad
1t will be participated In by the list Regiment Veteran
Association, the Holy Trinity Church Society and the
public schools Of the Nineteenth Ward. with which
organizations Mr.. Chambers was actively connected
There will be an address by Dr. Warren several vocal
solos, and chorus of school children comprising sew
eral hundred voices.
The deputy-sherfs who form the death-watch for
Charles Giblin the murderer of Mrs. Goez find their
task gruesome than usual owing to the continued
cheerfulness of their charge. without further Execu-
tive interference, Giblln will be hanged week from
today but he has not lost hope, and has not even
permitted his mind 10 be disturbed by religious prob
lens.
DistrictAttorney Fellows has written TO the Com
mssioners Of Charities recommending that Christian
J. Dehl be sent TO Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
Diehl is in the Tombs on the charge of murder
for shooting 1eweler In Maiden Lane several weeks
ago. He is not likely to live long.
reception Will be given to the Rev. Dr. and
Mrs j. E. Price by the congregation of the ST. James
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Madlsonave. and One
hundred and In the church parors at
8 o'clock this evening" Dr. Price has just come from
Scranton, Penn to New-York as tho successor Of
Dr. O. H. Tiffany in the pas torate of this church. and
numerous friends in the city will unite with the con
gegaton in extending hearty welcome to him.
william Lowell, the welknown boohmaker and
lvery-stable proprietor, was arrested yesterday for
lettering In Broadway opposite the Brewer House.
He was arraigned at the Jefferson Market Police
Court and discharged.
Schedules in the assignment of Thomas s. Jube 1r.,
dealer in hosiery and notions at No. 447 Broadway.
weIe filed yesterday. The liabilities placed at
S37, ,045 10 nominal assets, $50, 794 3e; and actual
assets, S23. 255 So.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts to
e59,l7o so.
The funeral OF John II. sLrenberger, the well known
iron merchant, who died last Tuesday, held yes
teIday at the Church Of ST. Thomas, Fifty -third-st
and Fifth-ave. Bishop Scarborough, of New-Jersey
oliiciated, assisted by the Rev. Dr. John W. Brown
rector Of st. Thomas's. Among those present were
Admiral and MIS-. Pattson, General and Mrs. Fitz-
hugh, the Rev. and Mrs. A. Mason and George Bliss
broken telegraph wire hung across two eec tric
light wires In front Of No GO Wast yesterday after.
noon, and emitted blue sparks It's end which was
only few feet from the ground. A large crowd
gathered TO watch the wire, but nobody was hurt as
the police Kept every one away from the dangerous
spot The telegraph wire was finally taken down by
some linemen.
The case OF Frank j. straub, a policeman. who is
charged with assautng Mrs Margaret L. Thomson
of No. 24O East Twenty ghthst., in a barroom on
November 4, tried In the Yorkvlle Police Courr
before Justice Mcmahon yesterday. Assistant Dis
Foster appeared for the prosecution and
the accused was represented by +. Il. House. straub
was held in $500 bail 10 answer at the Court Of Cen
era Sessions
Mrs. Margaret Bottome, president of the Kings
Daughters spoke 10 large audience at the Margaret
strachan Home Mission. No. 105 West Twenty sew
enthst., last evening
A large audience of colored people listened TO j.
w Henderson In his lecture On THE Negro In Jeop
ardy,s at the AbyssInan Baptist Church, No. l6O
Wayerey Place last evening. AS muca OF the lecture
was founded upon his own experience Mr.. Henderson
was listened to with great interest
The Rev. william Lloyd will give an illustrated
lecture this evening at the Central Congregations
Church. No. 300 West Ffftyseventh-st. his subject
being "orglns Views on the Paris Exposition Mr..
Lloyd has spent the in Paris, making special
study Of the and Industries of this century as
represented in the exposition.
Jaeko Monci, Italian, was grinding MS hand
organ In Fffth-ave yesterday afternoon, when he was
arrested and taken 10 the Jefferson Market Police
Court tor violating q city ordinance. Justice German