New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

Addresses viii be delivered by the Rev. Dr. W. v
Kelley Of Brooklyn. and the assistant corresponding
secretary the Rev. J. S. Chadwick.
General Kerwin the newly made Collector Of In
terna Revenue in the Second District appointed John
J. Brady deputy yesterday at salary OF Sl'4oo
year.
The captain of the bark Mariner, OF sackvile' N b.
which arrived here yesterday from Singapore, reported
that he felt slight shock Of earthquake on November
81. while in latitude 81 81 and longitude IS 90 The
ssrthquake lasted about fifteen seconds, and was
apparently travelling TO the northeast
George Riddle VIII give reading in the Berkeley
Lyceum on the afternoon of December TO- 1t VIII
he for the benefit OF Home Hotel Fund for aiding
authors artists teachers and Others in professional
life.
The Rev NJ. J. Consldne has been appointed Do
cesar Inspector Of the Roman Catholic Parochla
SCHOOLS, in place of the Rev. DR.. W. E. Degnan'
A company of the Goth Regiment Will give an ex-
hfbiuon drill this evening at tie fair in aid of the
new Church of the Camelte Fathers, in East Twenty
hinth-st.
A fair was Opened yesterday in Centre Han, al
Grsnd and Centre sts in aid of the old ST. Patrcks
Cathedral in Mott-st
Bishop wigger. of Newark, Will bless the Leo House
for German Immigrants, No. Safest, on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. He will be assisted by Arch
bishop Corrgan.
Many old and respectable-looking men GROSS the
Bridge on trucks during the busy hours OF the even
hg to avoid the crush in the cars
storekeepeS along Thrd-ave. declare that the sub
way operations have greatly injured their business.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
10 SCI 1915 60.
George c. Bogue who died in Brooklyn on Mon
aay began business in BlOal-s twenty-five years ago
He was one the largest purchasers Of dairy pfodcS
IN northern New York and was the first TO buy pu'el
and cheese in that section and ship 1t to this CITY
before the RAILROADS were bullt. lie was poIh AZ
Fairfax. VT, in 1921.
Mrs. ]. S. Iarocka, g1andncce of General Pulaski,
of the Revolutionary War; viii lecture at the Knick
erbocker Conservatory on Sunday evening her sao-
ject VIII be General Pulaski
Charles Pahser, the architect. who was accused OF
violating the postal laws, discharged yesterday
br Judge IacOmbe in the United States Circuit Court
lie had been charged with sending letters to be mailed
In other postonices, where tho stamps were TO be
bought Judge Lacombe said that It was doubtful
whether any crime had been committed, but he certi-
fed the case TO the United states Supreme Court for
final decision.
~ Percy r. Hatch the assistant cashier of the Balti
moro and Ohio Express Company, who was charged
with embezzlement pleaded guilty yesterday to the
indictment found against him. He was arrested Id
Chicago, and brought to this city on requisiton.
sentence.
The Board OF Aldermen, at the close Of their meet
Ing yesterday, organized a Board OF County Can
vassers 10 canvass the Of Saturdays election In
the With Congress District 1t was found thai Charles
H. Turner had received 6.sl1 votes for Congressman
out of G, 534 cast and accordingly certificate Of
election made out in his favor
large number of letters received again yes
terday at the Mayors Office I'm reference TO the hand
had al fo1
the opinions of the public Most of them were favor
able 10 his signing the ordinance recently passed by
the Aldermen and many advocated that street bands
should enjoy the privileges as 1t is proposed to
give the organ grinders.
Captain Justus A. Bailey and Mate David s Nichol-
son. Of the American ship southern Cross, who were
arrested on a charge of murder the high seas in
billing All Sow the Chinese cook o, the vessel, We're
discharged yesterday by Commissioner Shields
Five Jurors were obtained yesterday in the Court
of General Sessions before Recorder Smyth in the case
Of Charles WILSON, accused Of murder IN the first &c
gree Assistant Disict-Attorney jerome conducts the
prosecution The killing charged that of the de-
fendants wife Louisa at Tenthave. and Eighty first
st. on May 10.
James Smith was convicted of robbing Henry A
Matthews the Irish orator." and was sentenced TO
ten years imprisonment. The General Term of the
Supreme Court grants new tal, holding that the
Identification Of Smith by Matthews was irregular
The Athol Association last evening at No. GAL Ninth
ave. indorsed President nairisons message, partcu-
larly that part of it relating TO the assistance of Amer
lean merchant vessels and the establishment OF a
Naval Reserve
At the regular monthly meeting last night of the
New-York Historical Society, Eugene Lawrence read
q paper on Bolivar and the South American Repub
ncs.' At the next regular meeting of the society
there Will be an election Of officers.
An affidavit made by Sheriff Flack was fled with
Judge Brady, in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer yes
terday, declaring that Judge Monelrs condition
critical that 1t would be impossible 10 bring up
the Flack Monday.
Mrs. Hanna b. Southworth, who shot and killed
st-phen Pettus, was brought before Judge Brady in
the Court of Oyer and TeImner, in the custody Of
Deputy Sheriff Burke yesterday Mrs. southworth's
counsel was anxious that the trial should be begun
ut an early day. but Assistant Dlsrict-Attorney Gof
announced that the District Attorneys Office had its
hands full of homicide cases, and II would be i'm
possfble 90 name day when the trial could be begun
Mrs. southworth taken back to the Tombs.
The FuItonst. playcrmeeting was led yesterday
hy the Rev Jacob Freshman pastor Of the Hebrew
christian Church IN st. Marks Place. lie spoke Of
~, recent visit 10 Jerusalem and the Holy Land, and
the continuance OF Bible customs there 10 the present
time
&C L. KS-Csndidatcs for Inspectors OF Customs
sra reoiired 20 pass a CNil Service examination
Address letter 10 the Board OF Civl Service E1-
amners Custom House, in this city, and they VIII
send you the necessary blanhs.
The Tribune has received 81 from I" +. d. d. Tor
the destitute family for whom the Rev. s. b. Halliday
made an appeal in the columns of this paper on No
vember 81.
A musical reception and dinner were given by the
Delta Epsilon Club 10 the members OF the fraternity
n large last evening In the clubhouse. No East
Forty seventh-st. Alumni and undergraduates rep
resenting Harvard. Columbia, Cornell Williams kut
gers Rochester Marietta Lafayette. syracuse and the
University OF the City of New-York were present.
Judge Brady, In the Court OF oyer and TeImner.
yesterday sentenced James McNeey 10 four years In