New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
NETWORK CITY.

William S. Bells, the architect, and Dr. Henry IT,
McGonegal, who arrested, charged with perform
Ing criminal operation on Annie Stops, OF NO IA
Forsyth.st were arragned before Justice Patterson
yesterday afternoon, and held in $500 bail
zach for examination on February 90. The Doctors
wife furnished bail for him, and he was released
Bells however, unable to furnish bonds ana ne
was locked up. The girl was reported 10 be out OF
Hanger.
A certfcate Of incorporation increasing the capital
ltock OF the Music Hall Company OF New-IorK from
1900 900 to 1000 was filed in the County Clerks
Office Yesterday The increased capital is divided INTO
shares OF $50 each. OF the amount, S2o6'4lo has
been paid in cash. Andrew Carnegie is the princlpai
stoczhoder possessing 5000 of the 564e shares whch
voted for the increase.
The steamer WesthaIl, from Shields. arrived here
Yesterday after stormy experience The third onoer'
r. c. Pirie, was badly injured about the head IN d
storm. The steamer passed through an immense ice
field on February IL and l..
John Cochran Young tn.roofer, of No. 36o Cherry
81 was at work on the roof of the shed on Pel
No So North River yesterday and fell into the water
He was drowned.
As James Kane an employe Of the Equitable Gas
light Company, setting meter IN pace III tiie
basement OF the fat-lOuse No 205 East Forty-cghlh
st. Yesterday morning, he he'd candle too near
leak in the caspipe, and there was an explosion WHICH
SET fire TO the woodwork the meter Kane gave
the alarm and worked hard to eXtinguish the names
His hands were burned severely before ne succeeueu
The damage to the house was slight
The Rev. John Balloon Shaw will deliver an illus
trated lecture this evening, on "A Tour Through
France and Northern Italy, at the ohapel Oh the "e
End Presbyterian Church. One-hundrcd- andiour'h'sV
and the Boulevard Special attention will be given to
the Paris Exposition.
The public are cautioned against a man VINO VIII
approach you in the PostOGfce, railroad car or
ferryboat, saying that he has just found PAIR o.
eod-bowed Eyeglasses worth 50 or 50 whioh tic viii
dispose of at a loo price. lie is a fraud
At a meeting Il Reuben Lodge No. Q. Independents
Order Free Sons of Israel, sunday evening al ,e
German Masonic Temple Grand secretary II. j. Gold
smith ON the occasion of the twentyffth anniversary
of his secretaryshp Of the Order received MASSIVE
silver-servce set. Among the officers VINO deiNere'
addresses were Isaac Hamburger, Grand Master OF inc
Order; julius Hamburger First United states Deputy
Grand Master; and l. b. Franklin, Grand Master DIS
trict No. l. On behalf Of the lodge Jacob Strauss
Moses Calm, Solomon Mos and others spoke
The Rev. DR.. D. c. Potter is to be assisted in his
ministerial work in the Tabernacle Baptist Church
second.avc near Eleventhst., by DR.. 4. d. English
lately of Newark.
The students of ST. Johns College, Fordham, Will
give fancy-dress carnival this evening. There Will
be pyroechnic display, skrmish drill and sham oa'te
by the cadets, with tableaus, ETC.
The st. Josephs Day Nursery Of New-York has been
Incorporated, to establish and maintain nursery
whore mothers may leave their children during the
hours Of daily labor
Postmaster Van Colt has been informed by telegraph
from San Francisco that the steamship Zealandia ar
rived al that port on sunday with mails from Aus
tralia The mails due in New-fork On FRIDAY
morning
The Rev. DR.. Maynard will deliver an illustrated
lecture on "The University Of OXFORD at ChckernS
Hall at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon February 20
has con VII
BROOKLYN, has been invited by the Collegiate Church
to give series Of morning Bible addresses IN inc
church. at Twenty ninth.st. and Fifth-dve Tie nrst
of the series will be given week from today "A
mission Will be by tickets which may DO obtained by
sending request, naming the day Of desired attend
ance, in a stamped envelope TO +. L. Bussins NO o.
last Twcnty-thirdst.
The annual dinner Of the Cigar Manufacturers As
ISOLATION will be held on Thursday evening at Del
monco's. Colonel IngersOl General stewart L Wood
ford Senator Cantor, +. b. Tlmber and Congressman
Cummings are expected to attend and deliver speeches
Chauncey NJ. Depev, presiding officer at the last
Grant dinner has named the following men % make
arrangements for the dinner 20 lie held in honor OF
General Grants birthday General Coils, y. T.
epracue Logan c. Murray, L. NJ. Bates, J. a. Bush.
Colonel John a. COckerll, General Horace Porter
General George II. sharpe, General Wager swaync
The Rev. DR.. John Il. Paxton, Clarence ~ seward
Richard Butler and General H. W. slocum
The fourth National convention Vi INC OiBaI nun
uiacturcrs' Association viii be he'd at the Ffti
Avenue Hotel at O'Clock tomorrow night. Dele
gates from all parts of the country are expected l.
be present Among the subjects TO be discussed arc
the internal revenue stamp, the import stamp ne
tariff Oh imported tObaccos, the establishment OF al
Official apprentice system, trade discounts and posi-
ratings, transfers OF brands used by lobbcrs on q
change Of manufacture and cigar trade marks.
\ meeting in favor Of silver coinage and certificate:
will be held tonight Cooper Institute. Senator
John p Jones, a.. j. Warner and Thomas Fitch vii
probably address the meeting Thomas H. James vii
preside.
Many pedestrians passing old st. Paul's Church yes
tcrday morning stopped TO the way in which The
large trees being trimmed.
Senator William VI. Evarts has subscribed 500 Il
the Washington Memorial Arch Fund, which now
amounts TO S7O.7O0 H.
GOEBLER IS 4 GOOD DETECTIVE.