New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott will preach at the ola
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 80 p m
TODAY in place of the Rev. DR.. Charles DIV. Bridge
man. who is confined to his house by an attack OF
the grip.
One hundred and ninety sailors, who will form
part Of the crew Of the cruiser Charleston, were
sent 10 san Francisco Monday afternoon, by way
Of the Pacific Mail steamship Colon Lieutenants
J. J. Hunker and y. J. X. Patch went in command
Of them.
lieutenant Commander George A. Bicknell, Lieu
tenant H. F.. Tremane and Boatswain Charles Miller
will 60 down to Sandy Hook this morning to test
the merits of new life -saving buoy.
The Republican Club of the IXth Assembly Dis
trict held meeting on Monday evening, and heartily
Endorsed the action taken by the BalotReform League
in It's efforts for free ballot. The cino also ap
pointed a committee To to give an entertain
ment and reception some time during the months OF
February or March
Edmund Russell will deliver the sixth lecture OF
the Delsartean- Russell course in Hartman nan tS
afternoon at 80 subject, Dress" illustrated Tie
final lectures of the course will be given by Mrs'
Russell on the afternoons of January 20 ana feo-
ruary s.
Somebody started rumor that Inspector Alexander
s. Williams had fallen dead in the street yesterday
The Inspector was at Police Headquarters in his usual
health when the silly report reached there' lie "c"'
home TO reassure his family.
bella were drunk for several days at stretch in their
home AT No o63 West Nineeenth-st.. and on Monday
night when both suffering from alcoholism Kelly
Jumped out of a thirdstory window and was killed
The police sent his body to the Morgue and MS vile
TO a hospital.
Laborers who were grading One hundred and forty
sxth-st near the Harlem River, yesterday unear'hed
the partly decayed skeleton Of a man. Inc place was
once bnrying- ground and was part OF farm belong
ing IN General Bradhurst OF the Continental Army
number of his soldiers buried there and the bones
found ys<~rday may be the relics of one OF them
Frank Gottchalk fireman. and Frank Yeamans and
John W,lG deckhands. of the steamer Raleigh, OF
the North River Steamboat Company, were held IN
police court yesterday for stealing several cases OF
brandy from the vessel While she was al heI pier
at Frankinkt. North River.
The creditors Of The STAR met yesterday at the
Office of Anderson & Rowland. in the Mills Building
10 push their claims against that paper. NO action
was taken and an adjournment was had until Tues
day next at IL a. m. Henry 3. Anderson said that
nothing definite would be done until the affairs Of the
paper could be put in such shape that dividend coud
be declared which would probably take month
The Edison ElectricLig Company has fled plans
for new tenstory structure 10 be built OF marble
and iron at Nos. IS and 40 Ne"-St, running through
TO Broad-s and TO cost S250.OOO
The thirty seventh anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will he held in Association Hall
on Monday evening. The Rev. W. H. p Faunce' OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. will deliver the ad
dress of the evening.
Leland T. Powers will read David Garrick' in As
ISOLATION Hall on Friday evening.
The report Of the Police Pension Fund shows that
The receipts last year Si31 557 %, and the eX
pendtures S426,13O 81.
Inspector Steers yesterday rcprimanded Officer Ad-
ans Of the Nineteenth Precinct for arresting Maurice
cause Mr. Barrymore said that he satisfied. and
would make no formal complaint against the Officer.
President MacLean Of the Police Board yesterday
amounted committees As follows: Elections-Commis-
soners McClavc. Voorhis and Martin; Pensions-Mar-
tin and McClave; Repairs and supplies-VoorhiS and
Martin: Rules and DiScipne-Voorhis and Martin By
virtue of his Office the president is member of all
the committees.
William II. Berrgan Crier of the superior Court
since 1e71 died at his home, No. 364 BrOomest., yes
terday after long illness lie fortyeght years
old a war veteran, and a member Of the Tammany Or
ganization Of the WITH Assembly District
The Will of the Rev. Martin J. Brophy filed
for probate Yesterday. Two life insurance policies
one for 81 600 in the Mutual Life Insurance Company
and one for 5000 in the Catholic Benevolent legion
are bequeathed 10 the testaOrs father, John Brophy
Archbishop Corrigan gets the residue % the estate
The Rev John Edwards is named as the executor.
The will Of Aaron CIanin was filed for probate yes
terday Two sons Charles F. and Henry A., arc made
executors. The property all goes TO children and
grandchildren.
committee of FIVE appointed at a meeting Of
the Maritime Labor Exchange Of sailors and Fremen
held last night at NO. 2s6 Sprngst., to visit ship
owners in this port try to uniform scale
of wages.
The New-York state Bureau of Labor Statistics a
branch of which is at work in Room No. 1G0, stewart
Building will add 10 the report for $50 the average
of wages the workmcn in various trades on &C
count of dulness in trade and ncement weather The
annual report for 1850 will soon be issued
The stockholders Of the Union Trust Company yes
terday elected the following trustees in the class 10
serve until 1885 W. Emlcn Roosevelt, Edward schell.
James " Plat. James NJ. Mclean, William White
wright, Amasa j. Parker, d. G. hays. James II.
Oglvie, James T. Woodward and Samuel +. Barger.
The inspectors of election chosen were Wheeler II.
Peckhsm, Charles a. Townsend and Robert schcL
The City of Chester La Gascogne and several other
transatlantic that overdue arrived here
yesterday. All reported that thcy had experienced
an exceedingly rough voyage The Chester lost some
of her railing, and the passengers badly shaken
up.
Henry NJ. Martyr civil engineer forty five years
old was arragned police court yesterday Il
charge Of abandonment. MARTIN was taken to court
from the Roosevelt Hospital, where he has been con
fined for some time, suffering from rheumatism. Mar
tyn's lawyer said that his client important
witness in the suit Of the Ellthofpe Air Brake Com
psny against Henry b. Srcs, now pending N the
United States Circuit Court, and that the abandon
ment proceedings had been brought 10 get him out
Of the way The accused was paroled IN the custody
OF his counsel.
The ood Regiment Athletic Association held It's
annual meeting Monday evening, when the fol
lowing officers were elected President. Major W h.
Pryor staff: vice president, Sergeant b. +. TUers,
Company +: secretary, First Sergeant f. .. Bcrthof
Company G. treasurer, Quartcrmaster Sergeant +. H.
Noble, Company q. The board Of managers reported
that the association nourshnG condition.
David Broskey. manager Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. No. -53 Broadway. the Jci'er