New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
NETWORK CITY.

hard Issued 1859 licenses and received S22l4 Oh LOT
them.
The Rev. Dr. John J. Reed is to deliver the MN
Of his course Of lectures True Knights OF LABOR
in Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church To-
night
Tho first two letters in response to the Mayor
request for the opinions of the general pubic resa
Ing the proposal give the orgsn-grindefs ano'irer
ehance, limiting the time between a. M ana p H.
with some other restrictions, were rcel'cu sos'oi
lay Secretary Grain has made preparations ior To
seving a food OF letters on this SUBJECT uuiihs inc
week.
The psi rnsuon Club held Its second "club night
of the season last evening at It's house. NO ID "est
ro..v ..cord a. A number of undergraduate mem
hers Of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity who are spending
IN. Thanks giving recess in town "ere entertained
The srs, winter concert OF the Arion Society will
- r,sce this evening in its hall in Fifty-nnth-st
crank Van der stucken will conduct It,
The Mozart Maennerchor will give a concert In the
Beethoven Maennerchor Hall this evening. in honor
of its thirty fifth anniversary. The programme is ex
reptionaly interesting.
The "IIish Kitchen in charge Of Mrs Ashman,
Of the Sinclair House, is Of the chief attractions
Of the Carmelite Fair In East Twenty -eighthst. The
interior Irish cottage Of the humber sort is al
most perfectly represented mess Of praties" is
boiling a peat fire, and al nery ais they are
taken out and fed a pig. There numerous
cooking utensils of the eighteenth century
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yes
terday on Bretagne Prince and Princess Bran
.aocio and Judge Rainvlle. I;arop De Blaquere and
E. S. Tuckerman sailed on the Servia John r. Arend
and Mrs. II. Sidney Everett were en- the Elder
The funeral Of Harris Colt held yesterday after
noon az his home, No. II West Twenty-frs-st. The
service was conduc ted by the Rev. Dr. Terry Of the
South Reformed Church, and the Rev. Or. Benjamin
Brewster of Calvary Church The interment took
place at Woodlawn.
The funeral of DR.. Walter De F. Day, late Sanitary
Superintendent, will he held at the Church of the n
carnaion, Thirty .ftbst. and Madson-ave, at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Daniel Dougherty. the lawyer. will lecture on The
Stage" at st. Morncs's Church Tuesday evening for
the benefit fund of the ST. Moncas Conference Of ST.
Vincent de Paul Society.
A tableau and reading from " Ben Hur' Will be
given at Chokerng Hall on saturday evening. for the
benefit OF the Society for Aiding self supporting
Women. The object Of the society IS TO furnish home
Nike comforts, and safe and pleasant accommodations
10 a worthy and industrious class, with whom the
charitable institutions of this city have no concern
The Tribune has received Sc from W. for the
poor woman for whom the Rev. s. b. Halliday maze
an appeal Wednesday.
The popularity of the troop of fencing girls at the
Eden Nusee continues grow, and the matinees are
ing are part Of long and attractive entertainment
and there hundreds Of novelties IN wax
Slegfried II. May, who believes that he caused the
death of NJ ]. Flynn at Broadway and Thiry-sixth-
ST. October IS, by striking him in the eye with an
umbrella. will pl obaby be arraigned before Judge
Gnderslceve tomorrow a charge Of manslaughter.
H. was before a Coroners jury but no evidence Of
hi, connection with the case except his own state
ment could be secured, and he was discharged
Assistant District Attorney Golf said yesterday that
the trial of Mrs. Hanna 6outhwOrth for the killing of
stephen Petus would be called in the Court of oyer
and Tcrmner. No day. he said, had been fixed for
the trial.
At meeting of the Mexican Northern Telegraph
and Telephone Company yesterday the following
directors were elected: John W. Weed, Winthrop
Pond, William T. Patterson Robert Colgate and John
j. McGnty. Mr. Weed Will be elected president and
Mr. McGinty secretary at the first meeting of the
Board
Miss Unni Lund. who sang last evening at CHECKER
ing Hail. pleasantly received She IS a Nor
wegian by birth, and is pupil of Orig. the Danish
composer
The German Consul Will begin investigation on
Tuesday into the causes Of the strandlng al Long
Branch Of the bark Germania Five of the survivors
came to this city yesterday bringing the body of Cap
tain Windhorst.
Three Cinnamon who arrested by Police Cap
tain Mccullough and Anthony Comstock and his as
estants held for trial in the TOmbs Polioe Court
yesterday, charge of running gambling houses.
They were All SUM- of No is Mot-st., and John Hank
and All Kow, Of No. 8 Mott-st.
Harry Marshall, of No. 3l7 Bowery, arrested
by Detective Titus in Fourteenth-st. yesterday, for
picking the pockets of shoppers In the Jeffer
son Market Police Court Marshall held in 500 |
bail for trial.
The members Of E. A. Kimbs Post. G. A. r., at |
Martinellrs last night gave the widow Of Colonel
Kmball. after whom the post named, large |
oil painting of her husband Ex-Judge Langbein pre-
scented the post gavel made Of taken from the
Andersonve Prison stockade.
Mariners are warned that owing apparently to some |
injury the cable the White electric buoy lights, or
those marking the southern edge of Gedneys dredged
channel, extlnguished November 20. They |
VIII be rightcd as soon as possible.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amornts TO
s6l.l59 TO-
The game Of lacrosse between the College OF the
City of NewYork and stevens Institute declared
or yesterday. as the city team did not appear in
sufficient numbers TO play.
Professor John william Wcldemeyer delivered an
interesting lecture yesterday Columbia College on
Caesar and Cleopatra The lecture was illustrated
.! sefeoptcon views of the manners and customs Of
the ancient Romans of all ranks
The football team Of the Adelphi Academy OF
Brooklyn, yesterday defeated the eleven Of the Co.
lumbia Grammar school by score of as TO 4 and
thus won the championship of the Interscholssttc
Football Association.
Professor Benjamin p Worcester lectued last night
to about 100 people in the large hall of cooner
Union the subject of Worlds Fairs and added
10 the interest of the lecture by Illustrating many
the principal buildings and sites Of fairs including
Paris, vienna, Berlin. London. Philadelphia and New