New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY.
The Relief Committee of ST. Lukc's Hospital, Jack
<onvIle have turned nearly 5000 to Mrs Martha
Mitchell, the president, tho proceeds of the
authors readings recently given at the Berkeley
Lyceum.
Henry George has resolved to mako three months
tour of England Scotland and Ireland for the pur-
pose of Iecturing on the land question. He sails
March .
The lecture this evening in the free course at
Cooper Union VIII be delivered by John Aspinwan,
Of Barrytown, N. Y, on "Bee-Kecping'
ExtradItion papers were prepared yesterday by
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay in the case OF
Charles Hanson who arrested in Jersey Guy on
charge Of bigamy. Hanson married in 1884 Margaret
Williams, Of College Point, l. l. Hanson married
on October % last, IT is charged, Caharine kruss'
and the brother of the first wife caused Hansons
arrest for bigamy.
John Ryan. the printer employed at George Munro's
printing house, who convicted of assault ID ,he
first degree in firing two shots at his foreman 'onn
PIatt was sentenced yesterday by Judge Maruhe
to ten years in the State Prison.
The Ncw-Ycrk division of the League OF American
Wheelmen Will hold meeting at the Graho 'hoh
Hotel today The National Assembly VIII meet on
Monday at the same place
Police Superintendent Murray started for JACK
sonyle Fla on a Pennsylvania Railroad train yester-
dav. lie was accompanied by his wife, and they
expcct TO spend month in Florida. several OIL the
superjpcndent's intimate friends were at the depot
I'm Jersey City before 10 a. to see him OIL and
wish him safe return
The police have been asked TO search for Katie
Mldenberecr age thirteen, who ran away from her
home at No. 159 Chrystie-st on Thursday because
she had been chastsed by her father for tidfing
offence.
The new cololcd Episcopal Church Of ST. Philip
in West Twenty ffth-st., near Seventh-ave will be
dedicated tomorrow The congregation, which num-
bcrs over 500 is of the Oldest col rel mons
I'm the city. 1t was organized in 1878 Two years
ago the present church purchased for $4,000.
The rector, the Rev. II. c. Bishop, Will preside az
the services tomorrow. In the morning the Rev.
Dr. De Costa will preach and in the evening the
Rev. T. Mckee Brown.
Levi p Morton has sold the building NO. 1876
Madison-ave. TO Twiss Birmingham for $4,000
]. A. Richards, who is now with the advertising
agency of j. II. Bates. No. 50 Park Row, has won
the first prize Of 81 900 offered by The Chicago
Daily News for the most effective system of ad-
vertising. There were s24 competitors.
Gustave Brunjes, of this city, yesterday ap-
pojnted clerk in the Appraisers stores at salary of
$1,000.
Professor II. H. Boyesen will lecture on q" Robert
Browning at Columbia College this morning.
Stage. SO, the captain and pitcher of the Yale
pine Corbn, SO, the captain Of the University
football team, and member of tho varsity crew,
and Wells 50, his class orator, will speak in Asso-
citation Hall TO young men only tomorrow at $50
p. M.
The Phi Chapter of the Zeta Psi fraternity gave
pleasing concert last evening at the Yandel Gallery,
No Q West Nineteenth-st.
The class Of '91, Schools of Arts and Mines,
Columbia College, had dinner at Mazzett's last
night in honor Of the victory Of their crew over the
Harvard 81 crew at New-London last spring.
The New-York Infrmary for Women and Children
has purchased from the Eclectic Medical College the
property on the east of Livingston Place and
Fifteenth-st for $4,000.
John ]. Fleece thirty years old. temporarily &C.
cupying a room at the Grand Union Hotel was
arrested Yesterday charged with being a dealer In
counterfeit money.
A second meeting will be he'd at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel this evening at o'clock to take action toward
raising a fund for maintaining the National Con-
fcderate soldiers Home at Austin, Texas.
Mitchell and Smith, the pugil.sts signed articles
in London yesterday TO box at Her Majestys Theatre
on April l. ten rounds with four ounce gloves for
5000
4 public meeting will be held next Tuesday evening
at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church. In seventh
ave- in behalf Of the interests of Irish MethodSm ana
TO take steps for the relief OF the Methoust Oohceo
I'm Dublin, which is burdened with dept mat
tbreatcns rs existence Prominent speakers will
address the meeting, among them the Rev DIR. H. D
Macarthur the Rev. DR.. Robert Crook and the rev.
John W. Jones, OF the Dublin college
Mayor Grant Yesterday granted Professor A. Gold
fadcn theatrical license for the place In Heserst.
known as McGlory's Amory Hall and Hebrew
theatre will he started there under the namc Oh
Godfadens Peoples Theatre.
Mayor Grant yesterday received another letter about
contract labor" 1t charges that Thomas Hardwick
was coming from Liverpool on the eerVla 10 "orh
under contract for Overall Brothers, an uptown
tarorinr firm The Mayor sent the letter TO the Emil
grafton Commissioners