New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
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the fair which Will be held at the American Institute
from December o 10 81.
The Columbia Grammar School football team yes
'erday won game from the Brooklyn Polytechnic
eleven, by score Of 10 to 6. The former has chal-
ienged tho Berkeley team.
lecture Will be given before the Female Grammar
School Teachers Mutual Improvement Association, on
Physical Geography" by Miss NJ. B. Fairfield. at
NO. University Place tomorrow.
A death-watch VIII be placed upon Harry Carlton,
tho condemned murderer of Policeman Brennan, at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. lie will be executed
on December 5
Blind viii be held at the Hotel brunswick on De
cembcr and 6. Every effort Will be eXertcd TO
make it a profitable and agreeable entertainment
Henry A. Gumbleton madc application to Con-
troler Myers yesterday to permit Frederick W. Fischer
TO reopen his restaurant In the Clinton Market which
was closed November ., on the ground that the
market regulations relating to the sale OF liquor had
been violated. Mr.. Gumblemn informed the Con
troller that II the application was not granted the
courts would he appealed to in FIschcr's behalf The
restaurant had been in full blast for two years be-
lore the permit was revoked.
Some remarkably striking costumes worn by
the Hungarian girls who take part in novel jockey
dance at the Eden Musee a and brilliantly ex-
ecuted march Is an addition TO the programme, while
cub-swiuging and skllfl fencing add variety 10 the
long list Of attractions. There Will be concert to-
day.
william Blake author of How To Get strong
VIII address religious meeting of the Students
Movement at Concert Hail. Metropolitan Opera House,
Tonight at o'clock The Movement is an organiza-
ton in the eighteen academies and professional schools
of tho city, and holds weekly meetings at the same
place.
Wafar Decf pafIIv cd ba recpDt a ST.
800 - last week for CIoton water. Mayors Marshal
Engelhard issued ,237 city licenses, and collec ted
therefor g, $50 20.
The New-York Academy OF Anthropoogy, through
tho courtesy Of Wilson Barrett Will be enabled to offer
treat at the next Of its scmmonthly free lectures.
Acting and the Influence OF the Drama VIII be dis
cussed By Mr. Barrett in the hall Of the Teachers Col
le.e No. University Place. on Tuesday, November
&C. at 10 p. m, and the academy extends cordial
invitation TO all who desire to attend the meeting
without tickets.
The annual meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the American Canoe Association was held yesterday
morning at Clark's West Twenty thlrd-st. Tho next
camp will be at Jessup's Neck. Peconic Bay, Long
Island.
About 100 members OF the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers visited the Imam steamship
City Of Paris yesterday. under the leadership OF W. D
Doran, and had luncheon IN her big dining-saloon.
Every sort of grain represented in the exports
Of the last week-an unusual occurrence. y sailing
vessel loaded with corn, indicating the great
demand that exists for freightroom. Some steamer
contracts run into April and May next A Baltimore
steamer took 1875 600 bushels Of oats for Antwerp.
The trustees OF the Five Points House of Industry
make an appeal for money to provide Thanksgiving
dinner for the large family Of homeless children under
their care. There were 463,0s0 meals given last
year. at an average cost OF 3 1-5 cents apiece.
a. D. b.. sent - 10 the Protestant Episcopal
City Mission Society yesterday for Susan Fulton and
her family to save whom from starvation she was
| forced to steal
The close Of navigation Is approaching, and their
Will be no further shipments from Buffalo 10 tide
water
| Mrs. j. s. Iarocka grandnicce OF General Pulaski
| y, tho Revolutionary War Will lecture " Siberia
at the Knlckerbocker Conserv atory tonight
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amount
to COS O5.
Professor J. s. Newberry delivered an interestn;
| lecture on Petroleum and Natural Cas- at Coumbii
College yesterday
The fourth annual edition Of the Social Register
has Just been issued by the Social Register Assoca
| tion The hook contains the names and winter adj
dresses of the prominent residents Of the city, in
GLIDING those of the families ard individuals vel
known I'm society new feature this year IS
compilation of the names Of many members Of th'
| college clubs The book shows that since the mrs
Of the year 149 men and 5G women known IN th'
social world of the city have died that there have
been 25s marriages that 400 wcll-known people have
gone to Europe and that 2ls have returned
A party Of novices under tho charge Of Mothe
| n. Beatrice arrived here yesterday on the steamer
| Pennland from switzerland There are hfteen In thu
party They left the city yesterday for fort ay he
Ind. and Dubuque Iowa. TO enter Slsferhoous 'h"ro
The Bayari Taylor society celebrated its second
anniversary last evening in the SchueWen Hal IN d.
| Marks Place.
The Charity Fair Of the Central Turn-Verein ha'
met with Great success several thousand dollars have
been received already. The veterans Of ''eih"en
| Post were among the visitors last evening
Professor W Gunach will deliver lnterestin:
lecture on The Theory OF Evolution and the EARN
| I'm the hall of the Ncw-York Tmn-Vercin In Eas
Fourth-st. this afternoon. The admission Is fiee'
At the first meeting Of the new Board Of Directors
| Of the Fifth Avenue Transportation Company hoo
Friday afternoon the following officers wer elec'eu
William Wade president; Robert c. Alexander, wee
president William Irwin. secretary william b. Taylor
treasurer The latter two were rc-eiecteu'
Josef Busson. young Austrian, was yesterday ar
rested by United states Marshal Bernaid on onars
| Of embezzlement and forgery brouGht py h"i''
| fahtschek, the Austrian NlC'' o''''" -
was tried on the charge by United eta'es Ooin'N4'
soner Lyman some tine ago, but was as &c" VI
| account Of lack of evidence. The Austrian "oErlii
ment. which Busson /, charged with roooinG oi 10
COO has since sent evidence of his guilf' ana No wa
therefore rearrcsted lie will have another nearing
before United states Commissioner
United States Marshal Bernard YESTERDAY afreS'e'
David Campbell of Montreal, Canada Oh inc on'
of forging notes to the amount'oi +5.' ~ VIM" ~
was employed by the Merchants Bank OF ul'' ivy
| lie was PLACED in the Ludlow Street JAN 10 H"Si
| the arrival OF requlston papers