New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
NEW WORK CITY.

-, ,Aos. WIN will take part are MISS MAUI
.rorssn Miss Bessie Grovesteen. Emmett d. prew'
7 william Macy, Louis r. DRESSER d. L. N'''''
Charles FL Smms and the Perry brotners'
The police have been asked to search lo' sac
,,,t.hon four wears DID, who disappeared on sunuAy
~ A.. hor,s NJ her stepfather, Daniel Murphy on
sunday. When Murphy married the Widow MoHlSa .V
rome time aco. her relatives were opposea W eno
80 ona ono OF them was talking 10 sarah
- tront ~ Murphy's home, at No. 5l2 washington
st lust before the little girl disappeared
IN. rsmmany men who withdrew from the hafiom
n.mocratio Club In November and formed 'ae oaer
NOR, club are ready to enjoy the soc'Si pioAS
of their organization. Tho new quS[.' 40
M zoos Fiftb-ave., between one nui -, a.N
...,,~ fourth and hundred andtwenty-nr' s's'
IN =. formally opened on Saturday evening WIN
reoeptlon from 20 10 O'CLOCK
,n. ,A,rs animal convention Of The Young Peoples
r,.-,r,,an Association Of New-York CITY WIZ DO Hoa
to.dav IN the Madison Avenue Metnouis. hpSe' '
r;rh There will be afternoon and evening Sessions
AZ which addresses win be made Dy A' NO" ''
John Hall, C. p Mssden and others
m. Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby will lecture on
q Anc,.rt Monarchies as Connected with the bio'e'
49, Seventeenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
,o-nt,ht This IL one Of seven lectures 20 DO eNon
,,.y, r.movng the debt Of the church, Ilcke'S WI
=. .,.r 40 those unable to pay their admission ana
ss,ons ~ hearing the lectures, special CONTRIBUTORS
having been promised for this purpose
IN. Charity ORGANIZATION Society has learned that
s-s,n persons are defrauding the public py oohooT
- r,orsv ostepsIbly for country churches but ieaiy
me nOn =. ,son.IIv The society knows the record
- - ., these svtnders and Is anxious 10 IN
.,na,o all cases that may be reported In which inc
,,yor,b,ness and authority Of the collector moi
,os,,,velv known as we'll as the authenhoiy OIL any
Credentials which the solicitor may present iue
publc needs 10 be also warned asaie. S''
for spurious local charities and should oeiofe kls,ns
be satisfied Of the standing OK 'no '0'0
for which aid Is solicited
Tn. children now playing at the various theatres
e.. Vel, and brooklyn will give special
..,noa ~ the Ritou Opera House this afternoon.
,aroa nrogramme of songs recitations and instrH
mental music has been provided, ana the h'''o 49,
ana actresses will produce in costume scenes noni
| agobooi for Scandal" and Midsummer N'sn'o
pream.s Tho children are from three 10 s.A'oon
years OF age, and Mr. Gerry's society ana "ayo'
Grant have given special permits for The en'er''n-
ment
The police are searching for man who has ooen
eating about Harlem with a sample ersyon drawing
under his arm and pretending 10 take oruefs 'l
similar pictures At % each. He has eonecteo snai
sums from many women who VIII never SEQ ",o
| piotures they ordered. Lately he has eaueo hmSeh
| ]. SERVER, or schreiber
A fire that started mysteriously IN Simon Veen-
skis tailor.shop on tho fourth floor Of tho ouions
| No 174 worth.st spoiled goods worth $500 IN the
| sbop. The water used in putting out the Names
e,used losses Of 81 900 each the Standard Gooue
| company. and Chauvay a Bodoin, silk finishers on
| the lower floors.
A man about forty6v years old was carried
into the Eizabethst. police station late on Iuesoay
! night Policeman Nevins had found the man sense
less In the street. but there were no marks oil Voence
and the police diagnosed the case as one OF dead
| drunk An ambulance was sent for but the man
died before the ambulance arrived
Collector Magone yesterday promoted the following
CLERKS from the 81 200 to tho al 400 grade Aphur
| Coddington. Charles b. Man, william H. Magorga
and Charles II. Storms.
Thomas German ago eighteen, pleaded guilty
| in the General Sessions to snatchng pocKetDook
| from Mrs. Eliza Redmond, of No. 249 West twenty
s,xth-st he fired his revolver at the police ofcer
who arrested him. Judge Marine yesterday sentenced
| German 10 six years in the State Prison
The womans National Industrial League viii
have an entertainment at Chickerdng Hall tomorrow.
1 Senator Blair Of New-Hampshire, is to deliver an
| Introductory address. The proceeds are to be de-
| voted 10 fiee intelligence Office for unemployed
| working women.
The number Of visitors last night at the Museum
| Of Natural History 1,o25, and was saif to be
about the average number on tho evenings when the
| Museum is open.
4 Mc(5lyDn authorizes statement
reply at length TO Archbishop Corrgan's letter read
| in tho Catholic churches last Sunday at the next
meeting of the AnH-Poverty Society on Sunday, In
Cooper Union
Tho funeral Of william IT, Hampton took place al
| ST. AIMS Church yesterday. The burial was at
Greenwood
The John J. O'Bren Association OF the With
| Assembly District will go to Washington TO attend
tho Inauguration OF General Harrison, and It
announced yesterday that the association had hired
GImore's band of 100 performers for the occasion.
George Riddle viii read before the Young Mems
Christian Association, in Association Hail. tomorrow
| evening at o'clock
The police still entirely in the dark as 10 the
| identity Of the thieves who, on Monday night so
| neatly robbed Robert Levy & Co.. importers Of silk
floor at No 632 Broadway. The do
vice Of the scamps IN substituting a new pad
lock for the ono they filed of enabled them 10 do
their work without exciting suspicion.
Joseph Ford, the worthless married man who
shot his mistress, Nellie OConnor at No. III Fourth
| ave. on December ID, taken before Recorder
smyth yesterday for sentence. He indicted for
murder In the first degree, but allowed by the
Distrct-Attorney TO plead guilty 10 mansaughter In
| the first degree The Recorder said that he con-
| sidered that all the mercy consistent with Justice
had been shown In the acceptance Of the plea He
sentenced Ford TO twenty years in the State Prison.
the extreme penalty under the plea
The Princeton Club holds its regular meeting 10
night at the Hotel Brunswick. Professor Sloane
Of the college, will give address, and the annual
election OF officers will be held
Tho Ecw-York, American, olympic and Staten
Island athletic clubs and the Prospect. suburban