New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
NETWORK CITY.


The changing hues of the foliage in Central Park
ndd greatly to the natural beauty Of the great
pleasure ground
Republic Lodge OF Free Masons has presented TO
the Rev. g. H. Van de Water solid silver trowel TO
be used the laying Of the cornerstone OF the new
ST. Andrews Episcopal Church. at Ftfthavc. and One
hundred and twenty -seventh-st, on October 10
The first meeting of the season of the New'York
Genealogical and biographical Society VIII DC huu
his evening at o'clock at No 10 West Forty fourth
IT. and will be addressed by the president, Generai
wilson, who has just returned from Europe ana VIII
exhibit Photographic fac-similes of New-i0rR con-
tract and deed dated 1880 which he discovered In
Holland
The custom of an annual organized canerush De-
tween the two lower classes of Columbia CoNesc'
which was abolished by the class of 80 VIII oe re-
hewed at the Manhattan Athletic Grounds 'oaaS'
Archbishop Colqigan has appointed the Rev John
A. Waters president of the ATchdiocesan Union OF the
Young Mems Literary societies. IN place OF inc nov
NJ. J. Lavclle rector Of tho Cathedral
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
nm the Noorlland were General stewart L. W0odford.
Lieutenant j. f. sclfridge of the United States Navy
A ,Iprtdeeen. Professor O. 7. Mason, d. J. Particle
and Colonel George SOue.
Al meeting of the creditors of u. +. Van Colder
son, diamond-desleIs at No 10 Maiden Lane yes
erisy al the Jewellers Board of Trade committee
was appointed consisting Of \. j. c. HodenpyI, 'acOp
Muir NJ j. Losar and II. NJ. Condit, to take what
ever action they deem proper In the matter Oh thc
failed firm George C. Comstock, the attorney for
the Board, VIII look after the legal part OF the
business
The eoronei's Jury in the case Of the death Of Julia
o,Cmnor AGE fourteen. discharged Maggie Miller. age
fifteen with whom she had been fighting, and rem
dered verdict of death duo TO an abscess OF the
brain.
Mrs. David Dudley Field, IT,, has purchased me
house No. l East SiXty-second-st, ADJOINING fiIth
ave. containing side restriction lights, from William
T. Carey of A. r. ChlsOlm Co.. No 81 Broadway
for s61 ,5Oo.
The LOYAL Women of American Liberty. who have
held one public meeting in this city, will have mass
meeting at Calvary Baptist Church OH Sunday her-
noon October 90. The Rev. Dr. II. 5. macarthur
will deliver an address at that time and the society
expects to hold public meetings every Sunday there
after
John J. Davis an old man who lived on the fourth
aoor OF the house No. 45 Firstave., While reaching
ont Of his window yesterday afternoon iel 10 the
gound and Killed by the fall
Edward Palmer waiter on the stonington Line
steamer Connecticut arrested and held yesterday
in the Jefferson Market Police Court for stealing over
poats satchels umbrellas and wearing apparel from
Messengers Oh the savannah steamship Line Pawn
tickets for 100 articles were found ON him.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to S53,493 SO.
The southern Society held regular meeting at Its
clubhouse No. Is West Twenty hfth-st, last even
ing A special meeting VIII be held on OCTOBER 20
10 take action upon constitution, drafted 10
meet the present needs of the society.
The contract for building a new freboat for the
Fire Department has been awarded to William Brown'
NJ jersey City The boat is 20 cost 100000
The Homeopathic Medical Society OF the County
of Ncw-York at the Ophihalmic Hospital at Ihlo-
ave and Twenty. third ST., last evening After the
papes of the evening read plans for introducing
a bill al Albany regulating the examination %
homeopathic medical students were discussed
In consequence of several new delegates 10 the IN
ternational Printing Prcssmen's Convention arriving
late wednesday night, it was resolved TO continue Tue
sessions Of the convention at No SO ForsSthsL uhtl
saturday.
The recent convulsion In the building trades as
shawn by various snkes has ended IN reaction,
and for tho first time builders and contractors are not
hammered by a number of strikes The trouble on
the wilkes Building Browns bank building and dhe
ruion Trust Company's building has been settled
and a larger number OF men than ever are maAihg UP
for lost time.
There will Oe a donation party at tho fOuhuiius
Asylum In East slAtyeichth-st. this afternoon rom
m o'clock this being The twentieth anniversary OF
the opening Of the asylum. Any gifts that Its iehoS
uay bring OF scnd will be gratefully received