New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
NETWORK CITY.

Tn egbt among italian laborers at NO. 900
Fast One hundred and fftiethst. on SUNDAY hs".
Gujerro Mottalao was stabbed in the abdomen anu
wounded dangerously. His assailant. named CON
tello escaped and the police were searchiis ir "'
Yesterday Motalao is at the Harlem Hosp'ai'
A sick boy was removed from st. Barnaoas houSo'
IN Mulberry-st to the Gouverneur Hospltal OH ouir
a th, and te matron I'm charge of the institution
rfeed IN tell the police anything about the sunercr'
Az the bospitaI It was said that tho sick boy was
Robert Johnson six years old and that he was suio'
Ing from meningitis
Tho Custom House will be closed today eNcep'
between and 10 a. for tho clearance ol 'oSSo''
A minstrel entertainment will be held at lno
berkeley Iyceum Monday evening, November -
under the auspices of the Harlem Regatta Assoeauoh
Princeton and Columbia meet in football this after
noon at the Berkeley Oval.
The preparations for the fair to be held IN inc no"
burdinc of the Central Tum-YeIefn are going on
rapidly and successfully. The women alone ha'o ooi
lected with the presents. about 5000.
The Woman Suffrage League will be addressed oy
Miss Cora Scott Pond on The National Pageant on
THURSDAY evening at No. LeXinStonaNe' III "a w.
Lozier Will also make an address
The Museum of Natural History and the Museum
of Art will both be open to the public today without
charge The Museum of Natural History VIII remain
open in the evening.
The Ohio Society will give informal dinner on
Thursday evening at Morellos, No. West Twenty
ninth-st. Good speeches are promised ana the wei
fare of the society Will be freely discussed Inc OK
penses Will be met by subscription, which has been
fixed at IL without wine.
Herbert Ward the African traveller will give a
lecture on The Congo Cannlbals of Central Africa
at Chickenng Hall on the afternoon OF November l7'
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to &59,123 20.
The New-York Academy Of Sciences met last even
ing at Hamilton Hail. Columbia College The follow
ING honorary members were elected: Charles Barrois
Lille. France; Sir George Stokes, London England ;
Professor Asaph Hail. Washington; DR.. Wolcot Gibbs,
Newport, Il. l.; and Professor George j. Goodale.
Cambridge Mass. Dr. J. S. Newberry, president OF
the academy delivered address on the Laramie
Group"
r. Thomas Fortune has issued circular to the
different AfrO-Amercan associations throughout the
country calling upon them 10 meet In convention al
Nashville on January 80, $780, for the purpose OF
organizing National League, the avowed purpose OF
which shall be the securing Of rights at present denied
to the colOred race.
| The New-York Academy of AnthrOpoloey now holds
its meetings at No University Place the New-forf
College for the Training of Teachers On Wednesday
| November 6, at 3 10 p. m. PrOies or g. FrcderloI
| Wright of Oberlin will read paper before tn
| academy on "The Relation OF Man to the Glacia
| Period The meeting viii be open 10 the public.
Leo Haunel. a bookkeeper, living at No. 233 Ninth
ave. was charged with Gand larceny in the Tomb
| Police Court yesterday. 1t is charged that While II
wa, in the employ Of George Weber, banker, a
No 697 Broadway he received 4,s00 postage stamp
with which TO mail letters. Instead of doing as III
was ordered he sold the stamps for their face value
| 500. He held for trial.
| Coroner Shultz summoned TO the Chamber
Street Hospital at o'clock yesterday morning 10 ah
| the ante-morem statement of John Nelson. a aboIer
| age twenty-one of No. 90 Oliverst who was stabbe
| In the abdomen on october 90 by George Lang, ag
twenty eight of No. IS Oah st., of Officer Lang
| Of the steamboat squad. When the Coroner arrived
| at II 80 o'clock the injured man was too weak t
| sreak and died few minutes later. Detectives ar
| looking for Lang.
| Tho United States Revenue cutter U. 5. Gran
started on a cruise yesterday morning, but broke he
eccentric rod OF: Deal Beach, and towed into poI
last evening BY the tug Edgar Baxter.