New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30
NrW-YORK CITY.

The photograph eXhlOluon at inc bdt'ic vi ooI''e-
burg this week VIII include Partisan topical song
by Nine. Theo and trombone SOLO Dy DoDsoh oi
/ the London Chrystie MinstIels.
The American Institute Fair. closes this evening.
Tho last Of the course of lectures at the New
Jerusalem Church. East Thirty-ffhst. between Park
and Lexington ayes, Will be given at O'Clock on
SUNDAY evening by the PASTOR the Rev. s. s. Seward I;
subject "The Secret Of Evil and SIM
Thomas DAILY a Iaborcr, Of No. go East onehun-
dred -fourthst died at the Presbyterian Hospital
Yesterday from blows dealt him. he said In his ante
norton statement, by Joseph sapleon' a contractor,
Of No. o8 East one hundi edth-st, on November 16.
The two men had quarrel about some work which
stapleon ordered DAILY to do and stapleton attacked
his workman with stick. Coroner Levy yesterday
committed stapleon for examination. without ball
otto j. Greenhood, who was the manager Of the
European Novelty Company, was sentenced yesterday
bv Judge Cowing to three years and six months In
the STATE Prison. under his confession OF guilt to
charge of grand larceny in the second degree He
had lost much money at the races, and drew bogus
checks aggregatlng $500 and had them cashed.
Joseph vcrzaro. who kept frultstand at seventy
eiahtb.st and second-ave. and who pleaded guilty
few days ago % manslaughter in the first degree was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Cowng to ten years In
the State Prison. He annoyed by Thomas Bar
rctt and some companions who stole fruit from him
on juno 80 and he stabbed Barrett with pen1nife.
causing his death.
Martin c. stI1hes the gunners mate Of the flagship
Galena whose right arm paralyzed by the pre-
mature discharge of one OF the guns while hring
salute upon entering the harbor of Kingston Jamaica
on September H. arrived here yesterday the steam
ship Tyran He has been in the hospital at Kingston
and was sent to the Marine Hospital in Brooklyn
This weeks number OF SCHOOL, contains picture
of Mrs Clara NJ. Williams. the woman school Com
~ Grant m
Miss Dodge In the Board OF Education.
The steamship Egypt OF the National Line. took
out from this port yesterday 800 splendid beeves. aver
aging $50 pounds each, destined for the London
Christmas market. They came from Kentucky, cost
about $40 EACH and expected to bring $3.50 each
IN smlthfeld the ancient cattle market of London.
Dr. Willard Parker will address young men on Per
sonal Purity in Association Hall in Twenty thirdst,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Professor b. p. Worcester will deliver public
illustrated lecture in Cooper Union this evening,
"Worlds Fairs
"Caesar and Cleopatra' will be the subject Of John
william Weidemeyer's lecture at Columbia College
this morning.
Commissioner Groy. of the Department Of Public
Works declined yesterday to give his approval to the
proposed legislation TO give to the Commissioner OF
Public Works that power the Annexed District
which is now exercised by the Park Department
George Murray, the negro laborer of No. 10 East
Houson-st, who ran through Houston-st. Thursday
trying 10 strike with haUhct every he met was
committed to the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rection yesterday for examination to his sanity
An officer saw two thieves trying to rob drunken
man in MadIson-st. Thursday night, but was unable
to catch them. lie took the TO a police station
and presented him in the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday morning a charge OF drunkenness The
man said he was John Hagan. a law student, Of
Connecticut. and that he had come to New-Ycrk to
spend Thanksgiving He fined $40. When ar
rested he had 1929 in his pockets.
Charles Schroeder, drugclerk, a graduate OF the
New York College Of Pharmacy where he took a gold
medal graduation sent to the Penitenary for
nine months by Judge COwing in the court Of Cen
era Sessions yesterday. He pleaded guilty to charge
of stealing medicines and pharmaceutical articles from
various employers.
delegation Of Princeton visited the Berkeley
Oval yesterday, and swipcd7 every sign and every
thing that could be found TO take to Princeton as
trophies of their Thanksgiving victory.
Mayor Grant Is anxious 10 have the views OF the
public generally regarding the ordinance passed by
the Aldermen permitting the organ-gnnders 10 ex-
ercisc their vocation between a. and D. m. be-
fore he approves vetoes It. Communications sent
to him the subject should have Endorsed upon the
prior TO December g.
1t Is reported that Commissioner James 9. Coleman
Of the Street Cleaning Department, IS about promote
William Robbins to be Deputy Commissioner in place
OF Colonel A. II. Rogers. Mr.. Robbins is a district
inspector, and IS represented a. Coleman Demo
craft living in the XXIIId Assembly District.
Francis p. Mcmahon, a private detective. who was
charged with obtaining 500 from the Whiting Manu-
featuring Company for services he never performed
was discharged in the Jefferson Market Ice Court
yesterday.
There was drop Of twenty points in coffee at the
Exchange yesterday, due to the announcement from
Rio de Janero that the coffee crop would be about
100000 bags greater than the original estimate
which was 100000 bags.
The suit Of Miss Clara Chester against George "
Ledcrcr the theatrical manager for abandonment WAS
adjourned for three weeks yesterday In the Tou,bs
Police Court TO give the plaintiff time to secure evi
dence in rebuhal Of the testimony that she passed
for married woman in Glasgow, Scotland. in lss5
The Thanks giving dinner given by D. Wills James
TO the inmates OF the Tompkins Square Boys Lodging
House was great success. one hundred and twenty
homeless boys sat down we'll lllod plates Of turkey
with all the usual Thanksgiving dressing
The sixteenth anniversary Of the organization the
Reformed Episcopal Church will DO COMMUNICATED at
the church, Madison ave. and Fifty hfth-st. Mon
day evening at o'clock with addresses by The Rev.
Drs. John Med. Leavitt and @. n. McGew.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund, with tho
addition OF a subscription OF 800 nom George G.
Kipp, among Others. now amounts to s91, 1875 55.
The Tribune has received 81 from az 7. b. and
the same amounts from T. l.. b. and a. L. Ks for
tho poor woman IN Brooklyn for whom an appeal
was made through this paper on Wednesday by tho
Rev. S. b. Halliday.
concert for the benefit Of the charitable fund Of
tho Ancient and Accepted scottish Rite OF Masonry In
New-York City viii be given Wednesday evening