New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. Henry D. B. milford, OF Franklin Farh'
N. J.. read a paper ON "The Free Pew before 'he
Pastors Association of the Reformed church Seser
day.
Tho R.v C. Valentine Of Paterson, N. j., read
naner ON "The Personality Of the Devir before the
BAPTIST Ministers Conference at the twenty thra
Street Baptist Church yesterday. On account Oh 'ne
naptjst anniversary at Boston the Conference al
iourned for two weeks The next meeting Will %
held in Emmanuel Church, sufolk'sI
The spellbinder Company has been incorporated BY
nelmore Elwell, c. r. Truck, H. r. Parrish. " T.
soh.umhrro and F. d. l. walker. The object is
stated to be the printing publishing selling books
pamphlets or newspapers The capital STOCK is
$4,000.
Permission was granted by Justice oBnen, OF
the Supreme Court yesterday. to the Cerce Francois
de PfIarmonie to place mortgage OF SSo,ooo on tne
property No. "a West Twenty sixth-st, which the
society proposes to purchase for 100000
The new wharf the Old Colony Steamboat Com
many at Fall River Is so far advanced that Newport
will be discontinued the boat terminus. and steamers
VIII run 30 and from Fall River
The Metropolitan Musical Society will give Its
second private concert of the season tonight at the
Metropolitan Opera House.
Il is believed that Mr. Cook Secretary Of this STAGE
win be able 30 leave his room in a few days. He Is
gaining strength steadily.
In g suit in which John E. Risley, lawyer de-
mands from James c. Jewett commission for aiding
IN the collection Of Alabama claims, Justice Barrett
Of the Supreme Court yesterday ordered reference 10
ASCERTAIN what amount If anything is due 10 the
plaintiff.
After a Quarrel on the sidewalk at Thirty-second-
St and seventh-ave. yesterday afternoon, samuel
Robbins of No. 127 West Thirty second-st. was
stabbed in the neck by his neighbor, William ID.
Carter, whose homo is at No ia. Tho wound was
severe and Carter locked up.
The body OF a man whose dress indicated that he
had ESCAPED nom the Lunsuc Asylum on Rsndalfs
Island was found in the East River at the ioot OF
One hundred and sxteenth-st yesterday
Collector Frhardt yesterday removed, for cause,
Arthur W. Clark an inspector at "a a day; Peter
Mary an elevator conductor In the Public Stores,
salary $40 year; James Smith, gauger's laborer,
e so 4 day. and George W. Crooks, messenger, So4o
a year Patrick Glnley was appointed In the place
Of tho latter.
A Frenchman last Friday climbed out Of window
In the crown on the head of the Goddess OF LiDer,
Bedlow's Island and tied his handkeTchei srnuna
one of the rays which project from the GooaeosS
diadem One Of the wOrkmen who look after the
statue yelled the man. who quickly left bis perouS
position.
The Young PeopIe's Associations Of the Evangelical
churches below FOurteenthst held tho INST OF series
OF meetings night at the First Presbyterian Church
Fifth ave- and Eevonth-st The associations between
onehundred and tenth-st. and the Harlem River meee
tonight at the First Harlem Collegiate Reformed
Church. and those of the Western District meet on
Thursday night in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Seventy -frstst. near Ntnth-sve.
A paper on Burial Law read by John Howard
Corwin before the Society OF Medical Jurisprudence
and state Medicine, at No. IL West Thirty nrStst'
last night.
The Cleo Club of the University OF the city Of
NeUYork gave 4 pleasing concert in Chickcring Hall
last night for the benefit of the baseball association
Tbene ia an echo of the Bessie MOntour smuggling
case in reference hearing now going on before Judge
T. NJ Taft, at No. 64 walst. There is snug sum
of money owing by the Government to the informer
In this case and the reference case is to decide who
tho tnforrnor is. Tho information OF the attempted
smuggling was conveyed to the Government In an
anonymous letter
JuIus Schwartz formerly the Editor Of Hungaria,
who was accused of forging the name OF his father
,n-lsw 10 various checks, was admitted To oat yes
terday IN the sum Of 81 900. He was mmedateiy TO
arrested by a deputy sheriff in civil SUIT pesun
against him.
The examination of candidates for admission to the
Normal College from the grammar schools OF the city
wfll begin on June q. About 600 candidates VIII
be admitted this year. In the College Of the CITY
of New-York about 700 win be admitted
The last meeting Of the season Of the 22d Regiment
Veteran Association held last night at the ho'o
Hungarta President S. Ellis Briggs presided Noun
ing but routine business transacted
The twenty fourth anniversary Of the national
TEMPERANCE Society and Publication House viii DC
held this evening in the Broadway Tabernacle at 30
O'Clock There will be addresses by the Rev Dr.
p s. Henson, Of Chicago. Editor OF Tho Bap'ist
TeacherS and General Clinton B. Fisk.
An entertainment consisting of music recitatons
and tablea,is In aid Of a relief and loan fund Tor
working women will take place At Hartman Hall,
FIFTH ave and Nineeenth-st, Thursday and Friday
evenings. Tickets may be had Of Hsrdman d Peek.
No. 13s Fifth ave, and at tho womsos Exchange
No. $40 Tifth-ave.
The strike Of restaurant waters In the establish
mnnts q o'Eein a Bristol, At Twenty kecond.st and
Sixth ave-. settled yesterday, and the mon 70
turned to work. The willing 10 close
On Sundays during tho summer
Jubilee services were held at the North Baptist
Church last evening, celebrating the payment of tho
mortgage of $4,000 which was placed on tho church
In 1882.
Tho XVIII Assembly District Republican Club held
It's regular monthly meeting, followed by an enter
tsirment. last evening. At No. 800 seeend. ave
DISEASE MADE HIM TAKE HIS LIPE.
George Robinson, veteran Of the war, who had
been inmate of the lodging house No. 2I2 Bowery