New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Deuuty Sheriff Lavery did not sell the portraits Of
tho Governors in tho City Hall yesterday Before
tho hour for the sale he was served with . stay Of
execution. The money due the plaintiffs In both
cases will be paid into court and tho judgments against
the city satisfied.
The musical programme for the Feast Of st. Agnes
tomorrow IN tho Church Of ST. Agnes, Forty-thirdst
near Lexingto ave-, at IL a m, Is elaborate Paoo
Gorzas fourth mass will DO sung for the first time
in this country, and the composer will personally
direct the music. Pontifcal mass VIII DO celebrated
by Bishop McGovern, Of Scranton. Penn, and the
Rev. p. NJ Mccarthy, the Jesuit pulpit orator, Will
preach Archbishop Contgan. Bishops McNiernoy
and Conroy, and Others viii be present.
The National Association of Amateur Athletes Of
America viii give big athletic meeting at Madison
Square Garden on March p
Mrs. Sophia Patterson, an insane German woman,
seventy years old. jumped out Of second story win
dow of her home, at Twohundred- and-tonth-st and
Cooperate, yesterday, and fractured her skull and
one les.
Men who were at work in Deckers woodward a.
tho foot of West Twelihst, yesterday found the body
Of a about forty years old. After the body was
sent TO the Morguo tho police were told that tho
probably was John Lynch, Of No. los Hamiton-ave.,
Brooklyn.
The trial of Adolph samballno, tho confidential
oused Of committing series Of forgeres, was begun
yesterday before Recorder smyth, and viii occupy
several days
The Police Commissioners yesterday held . con-
sulatlon Mayor Grants letter about the alleged
disorderly ball in Armory Hall They decided to
refer the letter 10 Superintendent Murray directing
him 10 make investigation and to report TO them.
The Commissioners dismissed seven policemen from
the force-Patrolmen p j. Harr1gan, Of the Prlncest
~, Il % thn 81 . Toftf
Torch and Theodore palkc Of East Twenty-socOnd.st
Thomas J. Oates, OF Kingsbrdgo; Policeman John
Duvenberger, Of the police boat Patrol, and David
o'Callahan, Of the Leonard.st squad.
Captain Humphrey. Of tho ship Fl Captain, nom
Calcutta, which arrived yesterday, reports that IN
latitude % degrees north, longitude as degrees west
he sighted three wsterspous, Of which within
400 feet
John L. suIvans friends said yesterday that he
would arrive In this city this afternoon
Tho spring course OF Professor Bieknorc's lectures
to the public school teachers begins to-day at the
Museum OF Natural History. The first lecture VIII
be on tho geography and geology Of the Palisades
andsHlghlands.
The third regular monthly reunion Of the Goethe
Society win be held at the Hotel Brunswick Mon
day evening There will be a discussion between
Dion Boucleaut and william Winter on The In.
nuence Of tho Newspaper Press upon Arts
Mandel Alderman, in whose house at No. 4ia Mad
lson-st. Edward ordowM was found dead Thurs
day, said yesterday that he had not ordered the
out Of his apartments because he had not paid his
rent
w. O. Messmsr, cabin passenger on the Ward
Line steamship cienfuegos from Nassau, and former
resident OF Brooklyn died at sea on Wednesday from
consumption. His body was brought TO this port
Tho illustrated lecture this evening in the Cooper
Union free course will be delivered by Mrs f. A.
Pollard. on the Princess Mui Out"
The navigators OF ferryboats, tugboats, the large
river steamships and the ocean steamships are APP
prehensive Lest serious accident will happen
unless the wreck Of the iron steamship Atlas,
the Barclayst ferry, IS soon removed, effect
i've warnings, such buoys and lights, arc put over
H.
The Rev Dr. Maynard win deliver his his
orcal lecture, Japan and the Japanese" Illustrated
Wednesday afternoon at Chckering Hall
General william b. Franklin. tho United States
Commissioner to tho Paris Exposition, OF No. Broad
way, has Just received invitations addressed to the
American agricultural societies from the Organizing
Committee Of the International Congress Of Apfoult
ure, which II TO take place In Paris during the month
Of September in connection with the Worlds Fair.
Carl Bart, who was arrested on an Indictment found
In Washington charging him with robbing Caleb c.
willard Of tho District Of Columbia Of s5f was ar
yesterday lie demanded examination before be-
Ing taken to Washington, and was held in $500 bail
The first anniversary concert IN behalf Of tho
Mlzpah seamen's Rest, No COS Westinghouse, was
given at the College Of Music. in East seventeths
Tuesday evening.
Tho first OF a series Of meetings OF the knights Of
Temperance was held under tho auspices Of ST Marks
Company, No. 10, at Annex Hail. No. Il Fourth-avo.,
last evening Deputy Commander General John p
Faure made tho opening speech, and Frederic r.
Coudert gave an interesting talk
A course Of FIVE free public lectures, beginning at
D. m, WIN be given by the New-York Academy
Of Sciences I'm tho Law Building OF Columbia College,
Forty -ninth-st and MadIsonave. The dates and the
subjects for these January 20, Volcanoes
Professor Darwin G. Eaton; February II. Modes OF
Evolution in Fossil shelisP Professor Alpheus hyatt
March 4, Difrachon Of Sound Professor Ls Coute
Stevens; March 25 The Little Builders of tho Earth
the Rev. T. c. Bolles April IS. Glacial Moraines
in the Front Range Colorado Frederick H. Chaplin.