New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
NETWORK CITY,

hearing in the meantime The Delamater Iron Works
people are pushing the matter and desire speedy
action
some repairing is being done at the Navy Yard
10 Building No g. in which is the block shop. The
new copper bottom is almost all put on the ESSEX
which is being roflttcl to 60 into commission.
In an article in . The Tribune of Monday It was
said that the Rev. DR.. J. NJ Buckley is a member
of the Advisory Committee of the Hebrew Christian
Church of this city. lie was member OF that COM
ittee for some time but has recently Withdrawn from
IT, because his other duties prevented him rom
sufficiently informing himself in regard 10 the "orA
of the Hebrew Christian Church.
The "verein fuer Deutsche Literatur und Kunst
in Amerika9 was Incorporated yesterday. the objects
NJ which are the moral and substantial support OF such
enterprises and endeavors will further the preserva
ton and elevation of German literature and art IN
America The board of managers Is composed OF
George Juraschek and DR.. John Friedrich. OF BrOoK
]yn; Konrad Mes. of Ohio; Herman Rosenthal, OF
Newark and julius Fuchs, DR.. Emanuel Baruch, Paul
Saupe T. Michel. G. j. Edelhcim,, william STRAUSS
and August /. Boyer, of this city,
The Kinhenicher Young Mems Benefit Society has
been incorporated with the following trustees: Philip
Banner lsak Lehrer David Lehrer Ascher Pinkas'
Meyer Hober and Iirsch Reser
The capital stock Of the Gas Consumers Beneht
Company of the United states, Walter NJ. Jackson
president, has been increased from $oOOOoo 10
$4,000
A man tried 10 snatch satchel from the hatd OF
Mrs Maria W. milford, sixty nine years old, OF NO.
321 West Twenty second ST., as she was leaving
store in Union Square Yesterday afternoon, and then
dashed across the square. He was followed by
shouting crowd, and was captured BY PARK Ponceman
Delaney after a chase of a block. In the Jefferson
Market Police Court the man, who SAID ne was
Frank Wilson, of Colorado, was held in $1,000 bail
for trial.
Richard scott was held IN $500 bail for trial
I'm the Tombs Police Court yesterday, on the charge
of trying TO steal tray of diamonds from the show
window of Mills d Coleman. jewellers, at Grand and
Mulberry sts., Monday night.
Edmund Russell gave a lecture at Hardman Hall
yesterday afternoon Art Study and Art Criticism,
treating of imitation and suggestion, japanese art
how 10 develop the taste, and other kindred toplcs'
Frank G. Dessert organist of ST. stephens Catholic
Church has received letters from Alexander Gull
mant. organist of Trinity Church, Theodore DUBOIS
of the Madeleine, and II. Daier, organist OF 81
Eustache. Paris congraulatlng him upon his mass IN
minor, and saying that they intend producing LILO
work in their churches.
The Board of Aldermen passed the resolution yes
terday laid over from the last regular meeting, ad
vising and consenting to the appropriation by the
BOARD of Estimate of So, 000 TO be taken from the
contingent fund, TO pay for the entertainment ol
the members of the Pan-American Congress during
their visit 10 this city.
Mayor Grant issued a number of snowplough per
nits yesterday 10 several surface railroads. Dut III
serted a provision that the snow must be removed
within a reasonable time after being swept up.
A number of maps of NewYork, some of them
dating back to 17O5. showing the high and low water
marks which form the basis of numerous law suits
TO which the city is party. are In the possession OF
] MCINTYRE Smith. On Mr.. Flynn's motion at the
meeting of the Board of Aldermen yeterday, reso-
luton was adopted empowering the Board OF Estimate
{, buy these valuable maps and include the cost OF
the purchase in the city budget of 1890
The sewing and missionary chapter of the Parish
Guild OF St. Timothys Church will hold a falr on
Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings at the
rooms at No 1855 Broadway, in aid OF the church
building.
The next meeting Of the trustees OF Barnard Colege
will he held Friday afternoon at the college.
The Columbia College chapter Of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity will give dinner to the fraternity men,
hers on Friday evening at the clubhouse, No East
Forty-seventh-st.
A public meeting of the Barnard Literary Asso-
riation will be held at Columbia College on FRIDAY
afternoon.
Joseph A. Britton the owner Of the Vendome
Turkish Baths at No. $50 West Forty frstst charged
Edward j. Leeds, his manager with embezzlins stnah
sums of money for the last two months. Loeds was
ia
Court yesterday.
The directors of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Company yesterday declared regular quarterly dl'l
dend of IL per cent in scrip.
George KEENAN, will deliver his last two lectures
N New-York this season in Chickering Hall on the
afternoon and evening of December 90 His subjects
will be "Vagabond Life in Eastern Europe" ana
sRussian Political Exiles" both illustrated with
stereopticon.
Surveyor LYON issued an order yesterday sending
the revenue cutter Manhattan 10 Whitestone TO Doam
incoming craft from the British provinces 10 sce
whether they practise smuggling.
Upon their own applications yesterday sergeant
Patrick H. Doran and Policemen Thomas skuse and
lanes St Clair were retired half pay. They have
been members Of the police force for twenty years
Policeman Patrick F. Morris. Of the Church-st squad
who recently shot William Campbell at Albany and
West sts., dismissed from the force.
James Hobson, the coored 'longshoreman living
Mt No IL Minetta Lane, who burned at the fire
ON the pier Of the National Steamship Line on satur
day. died at st. Vincents Hospital yesterday.
The sale was recorded yesterday of the property,
M SIS Fifthave.. at the northeast corner Of Six
feminist. by Lorard Spencer TO the Princess Cenci
for $4,000
AT the meeting Of the New-York Society OF
pdagoev in the City College today President Hunter,
OF the Normal College, VIII Fcad paper on
HGeometry."
roris Verbeck. diamond cutter employed by
pamsgate a. Blog jewellers Of No. 10 Maiden Lane
has disappeared with diamonds worth s'Oo Deionslns
% his employers and $500 which nc oofio"'0 ''oH
fellow workman.
Oscar ]. Sachs of No. 1G5 East Seventy 'hflns.
was held for trial in the Essex MdiAoV to,h
Yesterday on a charge Of disorderiy colduo' pioue"
bv oejcer sheridan, Of the Eleventh Preclnc',
u,tne~s said that the policeman had wantoniy kcheN
pedler's basket into the street, ana Una. 0ao"'
had merely asked the officer for his number menun'
TO report him.
captain S. t. Farnsworth Of ST. John, y. b. uioo
in iIIilcS recelVcQ w Wy