New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
NFW-EORK CITY.

Charles lie Bihan writes TO The Tribune. complain
inc that he does not get proper police protection
window Of his store IN Barclay st.. only a fe" iee'
from the PostOfCc. Wa smashed IN on wednesday
morning and several valuable umbrellas were stolen
Mr. lie Bihan thinks that he is entitled to better police
protection than this. both and rents are cN
,rcmclv high in New York. He declares that man
in business ought bc able to leave his place oi tT''c
without running the risk of having 1t broken mo
He insist, that burglars and thieves are too numerous
and burglar catchcls and thcfcatchcrS are altogether
too few.
Archbishop Ryan. # philadelphia. will lecture in
the Metropolitan opera House ON December - III aH
of Il. Bcncdct's Home for Destitute 'oioied 'n'o"
at Rye.
Frank W Clark was found guilty 81 forgery before
Iudcc Cowing in General sessions yesterday. Inc
nroucr signed the name, Of wealthy persons o checks
depo,itcd them in the american Exchange NATIONAL
and Fifth Ayenuc banks and drew ON the accounts
bozar to aid the work Of the Sisters Of The
STRANGER wa, opened on Wednesday night. ana VIII
he confined until tomorrow night. IN the chapel NO
1 Winthrop Place, near Eichthst
The na,n-licht explosion i'm city Hall Park on
"Wednesday evening did damage 10 the cast sac
of TN. CITY Hall. over fifty windows IN the b'''uH1
,ycr, broken and one OF tho chimney wa oV'i'hr""
The keeper Martin j. Kc'-e. made an Inspection YES
tcray. and estimated damage AZ between 300 ana
$500.
The White star steamer Tcutonic sailed on Wedn''
day with the largest number Of passengers ever 90.
ricd from New lork 10 Liverpool. There were I'1"'
"a the saloon second dbin did >iccIdS"
Frederic villicr,. The velknovA English war cor
re,oudent cave A lecture lat night At the flith
>yenue Baptist Church. SO. West Forty NiN'i st.
TN, subject wa, War Ou a whit" sheet and th"urh
the lecture is not new one 1t Wa att'nvey listened
10 and appreciated 10y large audience.
Ftffv Of the new electric ne'ts which arc attached
to the plant ju, put mt TIE '!'r Hall &" Illuminate
thc rotunda and dome We're turned on v"-'eio'l'
The eject produced WAS excellent. aud brought on;
finely the freshly painted and beautiful deoo'a'""' ="
the interior Of Tie rotuuda AID hall
The tvcnt, --oconi annual meeting Of the New YORK
Wesleyan Tuiycr.it, club VIII be- held thi afternoon
At Clark, no. - West rwc'it, third at O'Clock
Dinner will ~ served promptly At O'Clock h"s'd''
prominent alumni. Warner Miller, Jo."pn H. Ch'''c'
President seth Low and Others are expected - 1o
present.
The examination If applicants for The appointment
81, p Fitch to the United states Military academy
Al We, Point from The NllIth Congress p-uI''' '">
i,y. VIII be held ~ Gr7'umr: school SO 49, 80. 90
ra ono hund,,-. and twenty "nh IT,. tomorrow, he
..,,,,, ~ . 30 a. 90. IT," examination VIII T. CON
eucred by q committee Il which John !" y limit
prc,.acn, of the Bpard Of Educat"n j. chairman.
The re.,,rar mcc,in, 81 the I.,oui'sdae Republican
Climb # N, XIXh Assembly, District Wa h'' i'-i
u.n, at the tluh. r,om- 49, Lion iHfi ~ ono hundred
and ci,lih.~t and smith ave. Ih" following "h''I-
,r ELECTED ror to COMING year: ro-id"nt Robert j.
ucif.rty: vlc pre- dent. General Jane, X "L'r""'
MIR hall W ,,riveu and John g. Ritter. .c'f'''i'.
John " Tottcn: treasurer. william y. DAILY sergeant
ID, arm. 4 L. smith. E,-olution- were ad"l'd
heartily iudor,inc the Lodge Fedora! Elections bII.
The Mutual Musical Protective Union elected usc
f,ll,fc officer, ,c-t. rdty. Alexander iren'I pres