New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
NETWORK CITY.

o, ,,or, Marshal issued ninety eight licenses for
=. rirdors Yesterday The remainder of ;he 300
fabout eighty hvc) the Marshal expects 10 get '' "
to-day.
Edward T. Dwyer, civil engineer, OF san 'f'"
cisco. who Is staying at the Hotel Bruns"iNh' "aS
arrested Thursday night, chareeu WIN -
GET out of paying cabman his fare by ruhniue 80
AZ the csbman did not appear in the Jefferson MarAe
Police Court Yesterday Dwyer was dScharso"'
7, is exnected that the Law COMMITTEE OF the boau
NJ Aldermen will report with a favoraOie Ieoo"nio
ton the ordinance compelling the ssAe VI nue au'
VEGETABLES in the markets by weight inF'caa oi measure
ment Mr. storm, chairman of the commiVec, WIN
cou a meeting soon TO which all interested VIII oe
invited.
Harvard purnbam of Ipswich. Mass, was sen
,orcod nv recorder smyth to years and three
months IN the Pententialy yesterday. He sod an
exclusive right TO use patent machine to two dereh
S W. Richards dealer in gloves at NO. DO "eS'
Twenty thrd-st, wrote 10 the Board oil heaii y"
Tuesday that large bell being toled all DAY io"s
and every day I'm the auction-rOoms al W. NJ Enas'
opposite his store. and that the noise hao pcoono "
,ntolerable nuisance. MIR. Elias, when sumploneu u
sanitary HEADQUARTERS yesterday, said that his ousi
mass would be injured II the bell was IcmoVeu' anu
he insisted that the tones of the bell were 100 SWEEP
90 no y nuisance. The Health Commissioners saiu
they would decide the fate of the bell LATER
Notice was brought TO the Board Of Coroners yes
,erlay that certain sulpocna-serVers were rcooN M
money from Jurors for relieving theIh lron, %
The BOARD decided that hcnceforlh no one shouu uo
- eh,oonss exccpt the courtoffcer Richard COOK
rrodor,c Goodrich ba, subscribed 500 TO the Wash
,,oD Memorial Arch Fund, which now amounts u
B61 ,s7O31
an + 50 sends IS to this Office for Mrs Henry
e,odcen M 1876 Atlantic ave, Brooklyn.
6hor,es Wilson. who was convicted of manSlaugh'e'
l., ,ho fret degree In killing his WIFE, LOUISA vi
Nav 10. was before Recorder smy'h Ecs''i t,n,r
sentence The Recorder sad that Neru0t " -
NJ murder in the second degree woulo haNo o 80 A.
,anted by the facts wilson was fortunate u,o' Wv
,ur had convicted him ot.a lesser charge III 0on
fenced Wilson TO twenty years III '"0 ~
the full term provided by law.
Tho Grand Jurors listened yesterday to compiail',
, The condition of taic station on the elevated roa
a, Nintb.ave and 'Flfty.nnth-st. lheE a'o'
adopted resolutions as king the directors VI 'u1 w.
IN furnish additional n,cans OF hercss oil" ea.Io
tho station They also suggested that al a"'
signal be placed at scventh-ave ana fll! I
warn drivers In seventh-ave when trains were aoou
10 pass DstrictAtorney feho"s e0"'
the resolutions TO Colopel Hahn
Carrier alias Doc Warren, a swindler. wei
,ourn N the polce Nas a prisoner at Poice h'ao
quarters yesterday. I1s method 10 aA'eiI'U
belners " at exposons. South ana "es'' " p,
q GOOD salary to applicants, and then 10 S'di
a orartee dcnosts of 800 or less when ne loq'"oS
them IN make Chages J. Nash Oh DidNh ~
Conn was the complainant against Oar'er'
IT, ros,cr Of No AIS East Eightethst.,
at o-,orlav from injuries received by being eoreu
-, cow AT second-are and Eightieth-st week ago
". louis p Aldrth, age seventy-two' OF NO. ~
ph 81 was held in II 900 bail for trial yeS'cr"aS
ON the charge of abiucrng Annie Puceh anu ''lS
Reilly both twelve years old, who i've d' NJ ~
tarickst
Nellie Munro. VIII, stabbed Joseph s Watson,
nrinter I'm the breast with a par OF solssois " w.
6A1.o sullvan.st. on Thursday, was lemahaeu yes,
terday. Watson IS at the CHAMBERS 0"00' '0'F
and is thought be FATALLY hurt
1obn Russell OF Ma, 434 West Fnty-eighth-st, was
hold in 81 600 bail for trial at the Iorkvilc foice
Court YES terday on TN, charge OF deflaudg
Urott,ngcr q sailmaser. Of No. 940 hghth-ave' OF
800 Russell obtained the money 1t Is SAID oy PROM
Using to get Krattinger place on inc Poioo ioi''
Count Arco-vaey the German Minister to WASH
1ncton arrived here yesterday on the steamer ii
The German Consul+Gcnerai, Mr.. F,igel met inc
Count down the Bay Joseph +. Mason for long
time Consul at Dresden, also on the Irave oD
the Germanic were Mr.. and Mrs. i. d. Mllet, A W
Ross, member Of Parliament, and Mrs. ROSS
The Board Of Emigration met yesterday, and Mr.
HEPBURN solicitor-Ge neral of the treasury Depart
ment who was present part OF the ume' hao dill Up
oral yeXatioIs cases taken up ana dlscussei'
A sneak.thlef entered the open basement door OF
. ,be house No 249 West Foutcenthst on "ednes
dav morning. while the family at breakfast One
~ the peonlc in tie house. seeing the thief take an
overcoat gave the alarm. plucky servant gir
seized the intruder, and when she found mat Sh7
Could not hold him she threw him down the front
steps, the thief escaping.
The Industrial school of the Ladies Bikur Choiin
hake
kah celebration for their pupils, at PythagoIas Hail.
Nos l34 and 1876 Cana-st., on Wednesday at 2:3O
p.
The Columbia Chapter Of the Delta Epsilon Frater.
nity gave a dinner 10 the members Of the fraternity
at large night at the club house, No Easrfo
seventh-st. Representatives from dozen chapters
were present and aided brothers in their merry
Dsking.
The Rev. Dr. John ]. Reed, pastor Of the Bedford
efreet Methodist Episcopal Church, will address young
men in Association Hail. Twenty thrrl-st and Fourth
ave. TO morrow afternoon at rs O'Clock. A special
musical service, beginning al . AS, viii be given by
the Holman orchestra.
AT the annual election of officers OF the Arlington
League at the new clubhouse, 30. 24O West Four
tecnth.st the following wcres chosen President,
ceorge J. Vestner, reelected for the fourth time
y,ce- president, Dr. II. II. Slsson; secretary, ]. j.
DaIv: treasurer Frederick X. Russell; board of
trustees william c. Flnday George W. Esler. Joseph
r. Tompkins, Charles L. Miner, William Young, ir
= M George L. Fourier, Gordon NJ. Egbet and Willeu
Foster. The new board of officers Will give the usual
reception to the members as soon as the clubhouse
improvements are finished
The chemical ecture-room of the School OF Mines
q, Columbia College crowded 10 its utmost ca
nacity last night when DR.. Charles f. Pelcw' OF The
College OF Physicians and SUI geons, delivered lecture
op q The Blood under the auspices of the Chemical
Er
Illustrations Of his lecture by means of the lantern
fire microscope and the spcctroscope and he was as
eleted In his work by Or. L. II. Laudy, OF COLUMBIA
The committee in charge Of the lecture was Bertrand
C. HInman, 80; Samuel a. Tucker 'o1 and Henry
Burden, '92