New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
NETWORK CITY.

the arrangements for the anniversary the Academy
Of Medicine on Tuesday evening DR.. William W.
Polk will deliver the discourse
The Rev. Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus, OF chicago, Nni
deliver the first lecture in the annual young men
Christian Association lecture course at Association
Hail. Twenty thrd-st and Fourthave'' on filua'
evening at o'clock The other lectures IN the course
will be delivered on successive Friday nights py 0eoso
Kennan, r. G. Hor, Colonel ). r. eahiofu OH"
Frederic Viers, the war correspondent
George Kennan will deliver lecture this evening
on the Mountains and Mountaineers Oh 'he
In the Calvary Baptist Church.
The Cornell football team has "crawled' out OF
its game with Columbia, arranged for saturusy' A"o
Columbia men decidedly indignant
presdent Low visited the senior class of Columbia
College while the BOYS were reciting In astronomy
under Professor W. G. Peck yesterday lie was
introduced TO students by acting PRESIDENT Droi'
And was received with enthusiasm
The Columbia Wesley an football game was declared
ssf' yesterday. on account of the rain
The Tribune has received 81 from :" Y" for the re-
lief Of Mrs. Fulton, whose story OF desu'uton
was published a few days ago.
samuel Lobley, the expert swinder, who has been
concerned in many fraudulent schemes Out mas ho'o
before been convicted, was sentenced yesterday os
Recorder Smyh ten years in the STATE PRISON ior
forgery in the second degree.
Collector Erhardt having renstated Andrew McCort'
John NJ Wilson and Thomas F. Donahue as inspectors
Of customs, they sworn into Office yesterday
The steamer Fulda arrived here yesterday and
reported that four children Storage passengers oieu
from diphtheria during voyage. The sick children
had been Quarantned. and tho seerage was fnmga'ed
A meeting of the Normal College trustees, which
was called yesterday. was adjourned TO meet to-day
there being no quo um
Frau sonntag -Uhi' and Fraulein Betty Frank, new
Hon ",
arrived here yesterday on the steamer Finda-
At the regular NEE iii Of the Society of Pedagogy
In Room 90 of the C,p.Ge of the City of Newfork
to-day, E. A. Page vii lead paper on " Methods IN
Arithmetic and Hugl p. o'Neii one on Manual
Training Methods Al piled to the Teaching OF Arlth-
nete and Tables
The Washington Mem, rial Arch Fund amounts
10 s59,6s9 90.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean appeared before
fudge Ehrlch in the Cit Court yesterday and asked
10 have an order entered filming nine men $3.50 each
for not appearing to as jurors after having
been summoned. The OF der was granted
Reuben E. Samis. age nineteen, was taken before
Judge Brady, in the oyer and Termincr part oil the
Supreme Court yesterday for trial for the murder
of his older brother. Toll las, In the early part OF
this year At the rcque Of Joseph Moss, counsel
for Sanis the trial postponed untl to-morToW
The final testimony cerning the probate OF the
was qualified sole exec Itnr.
= Rocesu Frenchnia Of middle age, was found
dead In his room at ne oel Martin, in University
Place. yesterday. He Ia been sufocated by gas
which he doubtless lei Pc by accident He was
a grape grower on small Gale at Los Angeles, Cal,
and arrived in New-YOrh Monday on his way TO
his home in France.
At a meeting of the Pc ice Board yesterday brief
letter from Sergeant oil er Tins denying that he
had told reporters that r. Socialist, was read
and placed on file without comment.
The Health Commissioners have ordered the Con-
solMated Gas Company to prevent the escape OF
offensive odors from is gas works by the erection Oh
condensers As cond would cost large sum
OF money, long fight may be expected
Residents of Bleeck r-st., between Mottst and the
Bowery. have complai 1ed to the Health Board that
they are disturbed at night by the singing at the
Lilly Van Dunn Gospel Mission, at No. l. Bleecker
st They saw that the singing is kept up so late
that II prevents sleep in the neghborhood. An in
vestigation IS in progress.
Adolph Goldberg. thirt.' years old. Of NO. 10;
Norfolk St. and Louis Sturm, twenty-five years Old
of No l6 Marketst., were held In S2,OOo oall IN I'M
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday on charg
~ steal,nc clothing and je VERY worth 5000 from Mrs
Sarah Stevenson, of No. 10 SufTolkst. Goldberg and
Moses Schwartz also on trial on charge o
nobllnr the house of Morris Kaiser, at Norfolk an'
Delaney sts. of jewelry and clothing worth $1,000
Schwartz remanded
The Cartwright lectures will be delivered at TIL
College of Physicians and surgeons on wednesday
and Friday at p. m. subject: vital ana Medlcd
Statistics" by DR.. j. s. IiBings.
A yexatious delay of fifteen minutes was caused Il
Che messengers on the Bridge trains at 5 rs ococl
yeteday afternoon by tho breaking of one OF the new
kind of "grips' which is being tried
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered tn
steamer Captain John lie released and the fines i'm
posed on her owners TO be RENTED. This is tn
little steamer which seized couple OF months
ago by the Government on the charge that her owner
had changed her name 10 the Eureka without TIL
consent of the Government in order that she nigh
be sold for a better price
Jacob NJ. Patterson's term OF Office Police justice
will expire November %. There are number o
persons anxious to succeed him. Among them /
Coroner Levy. A committee from the XXth Assembly
District Young Mems Democratic Club yesterday re
quested the Mayor to appoint Mr. Levy.
The Aldermen will meet in the Common Council
Chamber in the City Hall at 80 p. m. to-day a
County Canvassers TO syn the official returns.
Charles J. Reed. Of the Edison Company, delivered
last night, before the American Institute of Electrica
Engineers at the private lectureroom Of Professo
yoremus No. II Lex ngton- ave. lecture on tn
sForm and Efficiency Of Incandescent Fnamonts"
A sispatch from Chicago yesterday revived tn
.orv which was current some months ago. that Al
English syndicate had offered 100000 for tn
liant NJ the Elgin Watch Company, at Egin IL
A. the Offices of the company, No. 1872 Broadway,
was said yesterday that the offer OF the Englis
eapitaists had been declined ana that the negotiation
~ ho.n dropped weeks ago. and had not bee
resumed.
tn. members Of the Fourth Reformed Prcsoy'era
church IN West Forty eighth ST., last night gave
reception to their pastor. the Rev Dr. James Kennel
=. honor of the nineteenth anniversary of his paste
~. Addresses were made by the Rev DR.. j.
x. Mnlgan, and the Rev. Messrs J. f. CARSON r.
Foster and Z. NJ. SomeryDle.