New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
NETWORK CITY.

&C. T., New YORK" -GOunous hohioo oi'u
was performed at the Academy of Music by Max
,,aso,rot In 1865. This was undoubtedly the first
ortornance IN this country, the opera had ts hrst
concentration at the Theatre Lyrlque. Paris on Aptn
OF 1867 Madame Patti sang in the opera al the
Academy IN April, 1884.
4 fair will be held this afternoon and evening ID
,be parlors of the Van Norman Institute, no. ~
central Park West, for the benefit of the van NOT
man Poor Fund to relieve the worthy poor"
Washington Hadcy. another of the United states
Internal Revenue gaugers, who Is unoer lnoIo'"0n'
for receiving a bride from dealers IN Splits
dared himself Yesterday and gave bail to the amount
20 90 500 before United States Commissioner Sheids'
The ANIMAL dinner of the Ohio Society Will be given
., De,monco's on February 10. Many prominent
speakers have already been secured
Tho funeral of George +. Bevan, the coffee oroKer'
who died on Tuesday, was held yesterday al o.
Cbrysostom's Chapel, Thirty ninth-st and seventh ave-
The Delta Kappa Epsilon Club gave musical en-
tertainment at its clubhouse No. 435 Fifth ave. last
evennc over 200 members and Invited guests "cIe
present.
A turv was secured yesterday in tie trial before
Judre MARITIME of Giovanni Antonio Sescenu' VINO -
charged with the murder Of Henry No"lh' Peuei'
with whom he had quarrel about girl on December
10, 1888.
very attractive and interesting fair in aid OF the
chonr Home for the Aged and Inhrm Will De held
a. the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, broadway ana
Tbirty-ninth-st., from December 10 TO IL Inc us
play of useful and ornamental articles eApoSeo ioi
Gale will be one of the most extensive OF ths sedsop
of fairs.
Tho Roard of Directors of the Maritime Association
Yesterday ordered subscription 10 De opehou at INC
Maritime Exchange in aid of Captain Josiah W. La"ior'
formerly of the Norton yacht NeverslnK' VINO is h'
nrisoned at Portsmouth, England for violence COM
mitted in connection with disputes connected win the
possession of that vessel. The Board also oiueIeu
the sale by auction of all certificates OF membership
In arrears for dues.
Mrs catbarine WYNN recovered verdict for So 900
from Jury before Judge Allen In the Court Oh coii
mon Pleas yesterday, against the Central PARK Norm
and East Rivers Railroad Company lbeit Lihc' ioi Il"
iuries received in a collision
caorge Thomson Greek who sells candy at
Nassau and Beekman sts, was arrested yesterday lor
t,,unr Tbomas Thompson twelve years old On the
head with a stone because the boy stole piece OF
,.rdv from him. Thompson received only scalp
wound.
The schooner Sarah Cullen, of Newport, while at
anchor at City Island last night had her oo"spt anu
,ibboom carried away by railroad float In tow OF
tug The float had It's house partly KNOCKED o. Ou'
did not stop.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to s61 .764 81.
Frederick S. Mordaunt, of Boston. an eX-convlct'
was held for trial in the Tombs Police Court yeste
day. on the charge of the larceny OF $50 from samuel
T Hubhar1 IT, of Hubbard, Price d Co.. cotton mer-
chants in the Cotton Exchange Building Mordaunt
got the money by representing that he was captals'
and wanted TO buy property owned by the hlm In
Norfolk. Va.
The Ocean Steamship Company, Savannah Line, VIII
take great pleasure in sending the readers OF Inc
Tribune one of their marine caanders for lo9o'
they Will send their addresses
Angelo Cafassc, of No. IS Mulberry-st' pleaded
guilty in the Tombs Police Court yesterday 10 Trying
10 steal $500 from Antonio Sano two weeks ago.
siano discovered Cafasse in his room and grapPieo
with him. Cafasse however. escaped by drawing
stiletto, with which he threatened 10 stao slano'
Cafasse was afterward arrested.
william MCGOWAN and Nicholas Thomson, ex-con-
yicts were held for trial In the Jefferson Marke'
Police Court yesterday, on the charge OF stealhs
81 100 from the safe of Uhich Schellppb wine
dealer at No. 1876 Bleeckerst., on saturday night
Controller Myers was disposed to believe yester-
dav that he had made a mistake in the removal OF
William Seebacher, son of the late ex-senator JACOB
seebacher who until about fortnight ago was tenn
porary clerk in Major McLeans tax-receiving once.
and was dismissed charges of being defaulter'
The Controller found that young Seebacher had oeeh
In the habit Of receiving money for taxes from friends
waiting in line to pay It in at the cashiers window
About 300 Of this money be had failed 10 pay over.
The money, however, had since been paid In
The case OF Hamilton S. Wcks, who is charged
with inducing Denny Fosdck 10 buy 81 900 worth OF
stock in the American Land and Colonization Asso-
citation under false preences up in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday Or. Jeffrys. presi-
dent and Mr.. PIentiss vce-presldent, Of the assoca
ton were on the stand, but seemed TO know little
about the affairs Of the company The ad-
journed 10 December H.
In response to an invitation sent some time ago
nv the New York Board Of Trade and Transportation
the Yew-York Hay Exchange yesterday appointed three
deleoates who will confer with the Board of Trade
on Tho Torrey bill for a National Bankruptcy Law
rbs rooms of the Hay Exchange in their new build
,g Ar the foot of West Thirty thildst will be ready
In month
rho rou,table Bank new in every detail, begar
,,s,ress Yesterday morning at No. West Twenty
e,cbtbst The officers President, Jacob Il. Fan
man. y,ce-prcsident, p J. Claassen; CASHIER n
psnev: directors, Jacob b. Fallman, +. j. CIaasseh
LANES Harris, sig1nund T. Meyer, NJ 5. Baiiey' JONI
Mare and Charles f. Wallack The bank was moor
narrated by William NJ Kildup New-D0rP o. L. ~ 0
Ianey. Brooklyn and Charles f. Wallack, New-forK
with a capital Of 100000, and the authoHt! 10 III
busness was granted On Wednesday.
The general understanding I'm marine circles yes
.rdav was that the difficulties In the Mediterranean
Conference had been settled 1t is supposed that the
ouble was caused by the representative OF the ROD
terdsm Company refusing 10 abide by one OF me
rues OF the conference Subsequently he is said 10
have Endorsed the rule.
Collector Erharit obtained headquarters Tor
General W r. II pburn, the solicitor Of the Treasury
Department, in the Barge ONCE. Mr.. Hepburn Is
There 20 investigate the immigration question sur
yeyor Lyon has placed some Of his suboldinaies at
sir Hepburn's disposal. Mr. Hepburn VIII look INTO