New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14
NETWORK CITY.

Cofoner Schlltzc and jury held an Inquest YES
terday in the OF Mura Commit the japanese sailor
who murdered Sunday morning at NO "a
James ST. by scholh Juiggo another japanese sailor
The verdict was of wilfIl murder against Juiggo
who rcmandcd TO the Tolnbs.
The funeral Of John Hardnan, the wrilKnown
piano manufacturer, who died on Monday last at MS
home, No. 1859 Madson-aye-. took place yesterday
morning at ST. Paurs Church, Observation-Disclosures
teenth- ST. and Park-ave. Fathers Parker and Powers
oficiated The burial was at Calvary Cemetery
DstrictAttorney Fellows had not received yester-
day from Superintendent Murray the stenographc re-
port of the speeches of Sergus t. schetch and John
Most at the recent Anarchist meeting. lie SAID hat
he could not tell whether the case would go before
the Grand Jury until he read the report OF the
speeches.
Charles W. Brooke the counsel for James Hope
the bankburglar secured writ of habeas corpus yes
terday from Judge Addison Brown, In the Cmtcd
States Circuit Court requiring that Hope be produced
before him tomorrow morning. Mir Brooke argues
that Hope cannot DC held any charge except that
on which he extradted fIom California
George W. Crooks, Of No. 76 Christopherst., was
appointed janior at Sanitary Headquarters yester-
day, at a salary of $500 year. His appointment
filed the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph T.
Harris few days Crooks belongs to the Tam
many organization in the With Assembly District.
The Yorkvilc Yacht Club has been incorporated for
the advancement of naval science and architecture
and general yachting" The officers and managers
are George Wright, commodore; William Otto, vice
commodore; Robert Eek, recording secretary James
Shannon corresponding secretary John +. Dyer
treasurer; and George S;cnman, George Cornell and
CHARLES Strobel.
Gustav Simon and his wife Settle who were &C
pused of assaulting cit, Marshal Michael Goodc last
January were discharged from bail yesterday by Re
oorder Smyth, al Pile alton of District Attorney
Fellows.
The November number of cold New-York' pub |
iished at No. II Pa k Place, contains among other
things Notes the History of Printing GleaningS
From the Surrogate's OGice,' judith stuyvesant's
WILL and Congregational Churches In New-AOrK"
The Aqueduct Commissioners accepted yesterday |
the resignation of Engineer Charles J. Dow. Bids for
furnishing stationary aud hoisting machinery at
Shaft 25, Section L.. Of the new Aqueduct, were
opened. Charles Peterson, No. CSC West Ffty-sev-
snth-st, was the lowest bidder, at s11,25o.
The ladies' of the Pilgrim Congregational Church
wiz hold Christmas ale' this and tomorrow after
noon in the parlors OF the church. at Madison-ave
and One hundred and twN nty-hrst-st.
Guy D. Wells. of No. 700 Lafayette ave-, Brooklyn, |
4 member OF the firm Vandcrburgh, Wells & Co., |
dealers in printers mater ais at Nos Is Dutchst and
ITO Fulton-st, was four wandering In South Filth
ave. yesterday morning ~ policeman Mr.. Wells
has of late been of llnd mind, and on Tuesday
night visited the Arneri Institute Fair with his
WAS restored to his famiE
The New-York Sunda, school Association has or
rspzed West Side eas hers class for the study Of
the sunday-school lesson. The class Will be held at
the West End PresbyteTi Church. One-hundrcd and
fourth-st and the BOue ard, Friday evenings at
o'clock The pastor OF the church. the Rev. John
Balloon Shaw, will be the conductor.
With the assistance of subscription of 500 from
Mrs Joseph A. Roe yesterday, the Washington Me
mortal Arch Fund amounts 10 $59,067 So
The Civil Service Commission has settled the per-
msnent membership of tie Examining Board of the
Custom House by reinstating Theodore Babcock, ir.
as the secretary. Mr.. Babcock secretary of the
Board some time ago, and succeeded by ]. A.
Mason. After Mr. Mason retired from the service
Mr. Babcock the acting secretary. Tho question
OF salary has not yet been decided.
The funeral of the Rev. william Hall took place
yesterday in the First Union Presbyterian Church. at
Lexington-ave. and Eighty-sixthst The Rev. DR..
George Alex nder, Of the University Place Presby
toran Church, and the Rev. DR.. r. f. Booth, of the
Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church, OBLIGATED.
The burial at Woodlawn.
The Columbia College and Stevens Institute foot
Ball teams will play at Hoboken to-day.
John JIoefer, age fifty-nine. held for trial at
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday for keeping
a policy-shOp at No. 100 Sufolkst. Mrs. Mary
Ohnald, of No. 142 Suffolk st., the complainant.
IIoefer gave bail for trial at the General Sessions
Court.
The Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church has
so far approached completion that within week 1t
Will GO into the hands OF the decorators.
meeting viii be held at No. os Forsytn-st next
Sunday ~ p. IN. TO arrange Tor meeting in memory