New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

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Munsu. council Irsh National League. No. II West
Police and Pilot copmi:.ionsss neetinss
Tsr,sm Chersi Cub private concert Pilgrim Church
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NETWORK CITY.
,rh. on.n,na Monday lecture for the new year at
TIA University Of the City of New YORK was MVoa
yesterday by Or. Wendell Prime, OF .tnc S. iU as
Observer on the photography OF the hio'e' anu
WIS heartily received by the students.
!. .r,c,.i meeting Of the Schedule Committee OF
ah.T Amer,can baseball Association. consisting OF
aelnrstes from the Brooklyn Baltimore ana sI LOUIS
/. clubs, will be held in this oity today
= she Rev. DR. william r. Gordon read paper yes
t.,a,v on sThe Doctrine and the Duty OF inian'
n.ntism.. before the Pastors Association OF inc no
formed Church
professor C. A. Briggs Of Union Iheolosca4 een,
,nayv read critical paper on the Analysis Oh 'no
,r.~a,sucbs before the Baptist Ministers Conference
Yesterday Tho Rev. J. Ferris Patton WAS e'e'@o
moderator Of the conference for the quarter ana tho
Rev. =. r. Davis. Of Jersey City, me nc',
Campbeu. Of Brooklyn, and the Rev. G. H. 1ohcs Vi
Elizabeth. were chosen as the executive 0o'''i'''o'
DR. william NJ. Reynolds. whose trial rs so' oo~n
for the February term of tho Court Oh osss ON, o..
sr.rmner "a not accused Of arson, but OF 'no ioes
.-,,, Crime of attempting to defraud an insurance
scunarv The lawyers both sides are BUSY m
n,.,n,rne for the trial. and eighty or one hundred
witnesses win be subpoenaed. use M 4
District Attorney Fellows made no new announce
u,cnt Yesterday as the trial OF the orpefy cases
Ira shaser ono of cx-Aiderman Ciearys Counsel
c.ucd at the District Attorneys ONCE His purpose,
- was said. was 10 ascertain whether Cleary wouia
~. the next aboodlcr. placed on trial He did not
,rcc,xe any information that point, out mr.. fci
lows promised to make an announcement on fne suo
feet tomorrow. ts s.,.t 800.
william J. Johnson who committed bold burglary
IN breaking pane Of glass In John krkpatncAs
jcwclry store, at No. s4l broan"ss, su $3.50
diamonds valued at "a 900, pleaded guilty yesterday
hefore Judge MARITIME, and was sentenced to eight
years and eight months In the State Prison HIS
.ccompl,cc who held the door Of the store. mas no'
been arrested.
Meyer n. BImberg, the proprietor Of Nilsson Hail.
was indicted yesterday ON charge Oh committing
n,sdemcanor IN allowing dancing in his han on Bun
days.
R.oorder smyth opened Part Of the Court OF
~ysy sessions Yesterday and presided al the swear
srs On ~ the Grand Jurors. Theodore T. Woosey,
eogr merchant of No. "a Frontst, was selected as
foreman Of the Grand Jury
rhcodore d. Rand. Of tho Academy OF Natural
sciences of Philadelphia, delivered lecture last
.cveniug on the geology and mncraogy OF the neigh
borhood Of that city, before the New-York Academy
OF sciences and the New-York Neurological CiuD IN
Hamilton Hall, Columbia College
u Tho Academy of Political Science held its monthly
meeting last evening in Hamilton Han, Columbia
College An address delivered on Historical
Jurisprudence in Germany by Ernst Frcund
meeting Of members of the Gaelic Society and
Others Interested in the concert TO be given by William
ludwig in stcnway Hall on January 81, was held In
tho club-iooms, No IL West Twenty-eighth-st, 1851
evening Arrangements were made to make the con-
cert which VIII consist exclusively OF insn ans as
great q success as possible.
=. Efforts are being made to form new college base
-hsl, league to be composed Of Columbia, Cornell,
Lafayette, Williams and the University OF Pennsyi
vania Definite action win be taken on January 20
. The superintendent Of william stcarns SILK weaving
ard dyeng mills, in East Forty second-s, denied yes
to-day that there any serious trouble among the
employees in the mill They all returned to worn
yesterday
The Grant Monument Association has received
number Of designs for the monument, but none OF
them were opened at the meeting yesterday. A com
mittcc of I'VE experts VIII be appointed In few Gays
to examine the plans and report to the association.
Jealousy probably led william F. Mann to kill him
self and his niece Mrs. Caroline Jones, In the tene-
mcnthouse No. 342 East Fifty-fourth-st on Sunday.
Her body was removed to the shop OF Undertaken
y,oyIsfon at No. GOO Thirdave- Mann's body was
removed to the Morgue and II It is not claimed TO.
morrow II VIII be buried In Pottcrs Field
The police yesterday asked to search for Fred
srck Won Schuckman, age 6fty-six, who had been
missing from his home at No. l,240 Third-ave since
Friday, and was not in good health when he dsap-
spcarcd
A wcll-drcssed man, with light sde-whiskers and
musache was found insensibis In the front area OF
factory building at Ffrstsvc and one-hundred- and
twenty -fourth-st on Sunday night He had an ugly
cut ON his head, which probably was received by
falling into the area and ne suffered fron concussion
of the brain. Tho police sent him to the Harlem
Hospital
Colonel r. K. Hahn was seen yesterday in regard to
the alleged troubles between the engineers on the
elevated railroads and the officials Of the company,
owing to changes which arc said TO have bcen made
In tic regulation Of the mems working hours. He
sad that he had received communication from the
engineers and that far as be knew the engineers
wore perfectly satisfied with the present arrange
ments.
The week of prayer is being observed by services
IN the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
the broadway Tabernacle, the Bloomingdac Reformed
Church, tho Mount Morris Baptist chuich and the
washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church. The
meetings were begun yesterday at p. m, and win
be continued each afternoon Of this week under the
auspices Of the Evangelical Alliance They arc con-
Quoted BY prominent ministers
- Francis Dillon Eagan, the weliknown Irish-Amer
ican orator win deliver Illustrated lecture in the
basement hall Of st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church.
in East Twenty eighth-st this evening and tomorrow
evcnng at o'clock, and also Wednesday afternoon
1t 4: 80 o'clock
The representatives Of the acromwellianv Board
Of Aldermen made their annual protest to the Mayor
yesterday.
Tho coffee market opened weak yesterday morning
and continued to decline, falling IS points during the
Day. rs, cause Of tho fall Is said to be bad crop
news
MRS M0RGAH's STOLEN DIAMONDS
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