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

The New-York Signal Service indlcauons Poiho '"
fair and colder weather for to-day.
At meeting of business men held at NO. STARE
St Yesterday. over which John j. O'Donohue presided
it was decided hold fair in April for INC oeneh
of the Mission of Our Lady of the Rosary, which was
established several years ago 10 aid girl emerahts'
Mary Agnes smith eleven months Old who was
shot nv her father James r. Smith, letercaIler al
No 3o1 East Ninth-st November -, dled ID
Bellevue Hospital yesterday. Smith shot MS Two
children while insane, and one of them was hliou
outright.
John J. Habberlin, a veterinary surgeon. foreman
of the Fire Department Hospital stables IN Chi9s0
ST. died on Tuesday night in the Willard falNeI ne
ptal from diphtheria. He was Tammany pohucid"
of local rcpute and almost giant IN SIZE
A coroner's jury yesterday decided tnat the death
Of Mrs Georgapa Hardy, colorcd, OF NO I'll Vs.
sixtictbst on November 80, was due to naturai
causes John Hardy, her husband, who was uuuoi
,et charged with causing her death by beating her
discharged.
Subscription lists are being circulated by cigar
makers Union No. 10 for the relief of members oi ~
international Cigarmakers' Union who were maoe
destitute by the great fire at Lynn, Mass
The Police Commissioners were overwhelmed yes
terday by political friends of the roundshen VIM ar
likely to be remanded to patrol duty flicc" p'o-
went IN Headquarters 10 intecede for one rouhsnan
The commissioners decided not judge any rounds
man entirely by the number of complains that ne
had made against patrolmen. The character Oh inc
complaints and the discipline OF the patroimeh arc l"
be taken into account also
Robert Halliday a machinist, OF No "'oo4 lhilu-
ave- on Tuesday night when drunk, jumper Into INC
Folrth-ave. railroad tunnel at kghty-sN'h-s'' "
rain was passing through the tunnel at the 'iie' anu
the drunken man evidently intended 10 drop "noio
no would be crushed TO death, but he fell on the
tba train
him. HallMay's shoulder was broken by the 1ali'
auave we q Street, Cleaning Department." was
question heard on all sides yesterday
When any County Democracy leader tries TO say
Ue,u rise again. his lips get dry and words la1
him.
The Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood will have Its
annual concert and ball in Clarendon Hail this even
ing - A.,
The hat that was seen floating IN the mud on the
Bovery yesterday belonged TO man VINO hda just
been drowned few blocks below
Colonel Phisterer, of Albany, continued the eHamha-
,,on Of the company books and Instructions to the
csntains I'm the Goth Regiment Armory yesterday
Jacob A. Ris will lecture "The Other Half:
How II Lives and Dies in New-York," in st. Lukes
Methodist Episcopal Church, FouTteenth-st near
sixtb-aye this evening. This subject was treated OF
by him in the December number of Scribners, Win
Illustrations The views Of New-York life were all
taken by him with detective camera and nash-ngh''
Mr. Riis is a well-known newspaper man, ana zen
wears of work. as a police reporter among poverty
and crime has fitted him to deal with his subject IN
q lively entertaining and instructive manner. lhere
will be stereoptcon views to add to the vivdnesS Oh
the narrative.
rorort that Mrs Hanna B. Southworth was
sartouslv III was denied at the TOmbs yesterday
The SLAYER OF stephen Petus is visited each day by
her mother, and maintains her usual composure'
"Tbe Avesta and the Religion of the zoroaser" will
be the subject Of DIR. \. V. W. Jackson at Coumola
College on saturday morning. in the regular lecture
course there.
DR.. Henry NJ. Leipzger will lecture IN cooper
Union on Saturday evening, on Benjamin Franklin
public lecture will be delivered at Columbia
College tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the
Chemical Society of the school of Mines, by DIR. C. E.
Pellew, on The Blood Its Nature and Functions"
The New-York Banks Glee Club will give the first
of series of three concerts in Steinway Hall to-
morrow evening. H. Il. HUMPHREYS IS the conductor
and the Others Miss CarOta F. Primer, soprano
Mrs Harriet Webb, elocutonist; and Nahan Franko
violinlst The accOmpanst is George i. Brstow
This is the eleventh Of the Glee Club, which
now numbers seventy voices. Its entertainments are
always enjoyable, and 1t is the intention of the club
should the proceeds OF the after paying eX-
penses permit, to hire rooms whcrc all bank clerks
can meet and have as adjuucts a library and gym
nasium.
The Rev. DR.. Maynard gave the third Of his course
of lectures on foreign lands at Chckcrns Hall yes
terday, on Cathedrals of France and Germany"
There was large attendance.
Mayor Grant left his Office at earlier hour than
usual yesterday, for the purpose of accompanying
Commissioner Glroy on a tour of inspection Of the
streets through which the Metropolitan Crosstown
Railroad Company want to lay their double tracks.
Emigration Commissioners Ridgway. Stephenson and
starr were closeted with SoctOrG eneral Hepburn, Of
the Treasury Department, yesterday and declined 10
talk about their conference. After it closed General
Hepburn and several Of the Commissioners visited
Wards Island
The TeutOnic sailed yesterday for Europe, with
large number Of passengers The steamer Will be laid
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