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

sullivan NJ 6rooklyn with IS 900 capital. for the
purpose of the compilation, COLLECTION ana aiia"s
rsnt of the city and country residences ana 'iuo 'o
dresses of prominent persons of the city OF Nc"
work and other cities of the United states dates Oh
marriages and deaths of such persons; maiden names
~ married women and such other items as may Do
properly added thereto as a social directory VI
register
lanes HalpIn. the boatman of No. 621 FirstaVe'
who on Sunday night fractured his aged ia'hor
skull with pitcher apd then wounded MS ss'ei
Mrs Briody and her husband, Henry, WIN PoAoi
was arragned before Justice Mcmahon IN the iorA-
villa pol,ce Court yesterday. certificate was 10
ce,ved from the surgeon Of Bellevue Hospital, saying
that the elder IIapin in dangerous cohollion'
and the prisoner committed without jail W ~"''
the result of his fathers injuries.
Peter Morris. twenty-five years old, who only TWO
weeks ago was discharged from Auburn Prison. "hcIc
no had served a four-years' for burglary, sur
rendered himself the East One hundreo-ano-'
sixth-st police station yesterday, confeshg ua' no
had stolen silver pitcher FROM the house OF George
McAfee No. 362 East One-hundred and twenty thru
St on Saturday night. He said that "aiei W.
who was found with the pitcher In his Possesson du
held for trial, innocent Of stealing IL. MOTT,
was yesterday remanded in the Harlem r0A'o 00'''
until to-day.
william c. Sadller OF the well-nown Cathonc pun
fishing firm of D. & J. Sadlicr q Co., was purled Ses
was held in the Church of St. Jerome, Alexandef-a'e'
and One hundred and thirty seventh-st'
The case of George w. Lederer, who Is charged
with abandonment by woman VINO says .ha' s"o -
Mrs Clara Lcdercr, his first wife. was sd!ourheu III
the Tombs Police Court yesterday to next MonuaS
Iederer recently married the daughter OF kichau .
Newcombe. the lawyer, and is now under indictment
for bigamy.
Corporat.on-Attorney Louis stecNer cohec'eo uu'Me
Oct he
for violations of corporation ordinances and also he
sum of 5000 on behalf of the Commissioners OF fuphc
Charities and Correction
At the annual meeting of the Suburban kapio
Transit Company at No 40 Waust. yesterday inc
cd Board of Directors was reelected NO oA""s0
was made in the policy OF the road.
Tho Dorcas Publishing Company has been incor-
porated with capital Of sc 900, by charles u hoa'h'
Warren " Harrington and Charles t. hoOihsoh'
,,oru ,,,n ho White Cross meeting in the lecture
hall Of the Young Mems Institute, No. 222 Bowery'
this evening at o'clock addressed by Dr. Z. d.
scudder. Any young man may secure uehot Hohl
the secretary upon application
Savannah steamers have begun to bring invoices
of Florida oranges
Free lectures will be delivered to working girls
avery month during the winter and spring under
the auspices of the Working Women's society, whose
headquarters are at No % Clinton Place
John Burke. who killed Michael Moore on last
Christmas night was allowed yesterday to plead
guilty to mansaugbter in the first degree before Judge
Cowing lie was Iemanded for sentence
John schlamp young German, whose home was
near bridgeport, Conn.,, to this city In search
of work recently, ard rented furnished room with
his brother at No 265 siXh-ave. John was employed
by the Tucker Construction Company. but was soon
discharged. His brother went 10 Bridgeport on sl[
,rday. and on his return yesterday found John dead
full Of
off one of the gas fixtures in the room and then lain
down 10 die Dependency account OF loss OF
work caused his suicide.
The annual dinner Of the Chamber of Commerce,
ALWAYS memorable and brilliant affair, viii take place
at Delmoncos on Tuesday evening, November ID
This will be the 121st dinner of this character ana
no effort Is being spared by the committee of arrange
ments 10 make II the most noteworthy in the history
of the society The members of the committee are
John f. Plummer Brayton Ives, Woodbury. Langdon
John Jay Knox and Charles A IOyt
F. Cone Whitehouse gave interesting lecture at
the meeting OF the American Geographical society at
Chickering Hall Ia night on - The Raiyan MocIis:
the Irrigation of Ancient and Modern Europe"
number Of steieOptcOn views were used TO illustrate
the lecture.
The second annual fair of the Eclectic Workers As
ISOLATION for the benefit Of the Eclectic college Free
Dispensary was opened yesterday afternoon at Grand
Opera House Hall. in Twenty -thirdsh The fair VIII
be open every afternoon and evening until saturday.
George Ehret yesterday subscribed 500 TO the
Washington Memorial Arch Fund.- which now amounts
70 $50 $50 80.
Work on the cTosstown railroad through Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth SITS. has at been actively
begun, large gang of men being at work yesterday
laying the track East Twenty -nlnth-st. between
Lexington and Third aves
The PSI Epsilon Club of New-York has appointed
house No. SO West Forty-secondst. in memory Of
ex-Judge Hooper c. Van Worst, one Of the first vice
presidents Of the club and formerly president of the
psi CIsiIon Association of NewYork and its vicinity
A district conference Of the Young Peoples As
s.ci.t,ons connected with the Protestant evangelical
churches I'm the Central District viii be held Thurs
dav evening In the Scotch Presbyterian Church, Four
,eentb-st east of sixth-ave at O'clock The time
,u he devoted TO the discussion of methods of work
among young people, and reports Will NC msoe Oh The
progress of the various societies.
The foundations Of the new Madison Square Garden
having been completed, the brick walls on either sac
are now rapidly rising, and soon paseers-Dy VIII DO
.hI. 10 ,o,m fair idea of how the structure will
appear when hn.siea.
A large number Of new benches have Deen pia'eo
I'm Madison Square and Battery parks
M. ,,a.l ,ahorers. who have been kept busy every
dsy for number of weeks rak'ng up inc failing
leave. have now nearly finished that TASK
On Friday evening there Will be billiard tourna-
ment IN the hall Of st. Josephs Catholic Church. In
T.st Eighty scventh-st near First ave, where
,.ai.s, fair Is being held Maurice DAILY and william
cax,on will play I0O-pOints cushon-car0m game.
after which Mr.. sexton viii give an exhibition OF
fancy shots George slosson and Rudolph Heusscr
wiu play 1901 points balkline game.
The annual report OF Patrick Mccsbe, Chief Clerk