New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
NETWORK CITY.


wishes she had more to give" for Mrs. Ehzape'h
Connolly, No. 221 Avenue A.
The Iohengrin society will celebrate It's hrSt ann
versarv with concert and ball in the bcet"o'eH
Maennerchor Hall this evening
1udre Ambrose Monell's will admitted to pro
hate by surrogate Ransom yesterday
Dr lanes MacAlister. superintendent CT the Phla-
delpha public schools. opened the course OF c'u'V "
teachers al No University Place yesterday III
MacAlister's talk was broader culture anu
knowledge of the history of education, which, he sao'
WAS necessary for the teacher of to-day
At the INSTRUMENTATION services at the OLD
Jobn Street Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
the Rev T. p Frost preached. the Kew DE- JON"
Hall will deliver the sermon at the ser'Ne' "'''
afternoon.
A meeting Of the Athletic Bowling League VIII DC
held at the Astor House this afternoon
Tho Atlantic Baseball Association will hold special
Meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Monday
In comr,emoration of the seventy fifth anniversary
=, +ho Rattle NJ orleans, the National state ana
CITY aacs will be hostcd upon the City Han TO day'
nv the MAYORS order. Adjutant J. Gould warner mas
received permission to place the Stars and stripes
on the old fort in Central Park at sunrise TINS morning.
Tho candidates for the freshman and Varsity crews
Of Columbia College will start in their regular training
tomorrow.
The election Of cassday speakers for the graduating
the college.
The funeral ~ Mrs A. L. Otis will be held at 10
o.cIocl, mis- morning at Grace Church. The Rev Dr.
Huntington will read the service The pallbeares VIII
he Edward Kemevs George :. Bowdoin Good Red
mond John Cadwalader, w. H. J. Graham san'ueI
Borrowe. Charles Lanier and James A. buiue"'
CITY Pavnaster Zimmerman will pay the repair
rancs of the Public Works Department on pay ron
NO SO this afternoon, at No. 50 Reade-St II Is
understood that Commissioner Glroy has selected hiy
veterans Of the war from among the 700 men as
charged from the Department last week because WORK
had been principally discontinued for the winter
months and that he will keep these Grand Army men
employed on streetrepairng and Such irregular !o"s
as cannot well be postponed TO the spring
Two carrs Of men employed by the contractors for
tho pureau Of Encumbranccs are still kept al "ork
removing the overhead electric wires under t"e
direction of inspectors for the Board OF Llec'n'a
Control Three other inspectors are also ehp"Sel
looking up further violations OF the ruleS VI ''o
BOARD. and il was said yesterday that additional men
would perhaps be employed Doio'c Io"e Il INV WIN
should warrant II.
The bodv Of Giuseppe Cerutti. an italian, twenty
FIVE wears old was found in room on the top story
~ the tenement 80. 113 Bleeckerst YESTERDAY
The man had committed suicide two weeks ago pN
shooting himself in the head. lie was said to be
an Anarchist
The steamer Seneca. Of the NcwYork and Cuba
line touched some submerged body January D. at
eam in latitude 50 -. and longitude II 20. The
obstacle seemed 70 give way easily and captain
stevens thinks that his steamer tried 70 climb INC
hack Of A whale He saw number OF whales Just
before dark on that day.
The Board Of Managers Of the Cotton Exchange yes
terday decided 10 submit the question Of ceruhcauoh
and Inspection 10 a vote Of the members OF inc
Exchange.
The Executive Committee Of the Jewellers League
adonted approrrate resolutions Yesterday IN memory
of Robert A. Johnson, member, whose funeral VIII
take place today at the home Of his brother 80
12S West Thirteenth-t
A dealer in William-st. has on exhibition sponge
eight feet in circumference
The Free Reading Room Association Of Calvary
Chanel held their monthly entertainment last evening
I'm their rooms IN Fast Twenty thru Il.
The annual meeting Of the Coffee Exchange will take
place to-day.
= Ccc1e Lodge 30. 65s. F. and A. NJ, celebrated
,.s twenty fifth anniversary and installed It's officers YES
teIday afternoon at Masonic Temple. Grand secretary
NJ l. Ehlers was the Installing officer, assisted by
Nvron 4. Decker As Grand Marshal. musical and
literary entertainment Of high order followed
80 senator Edmundss National University BIZ was
tho subject of lecture delivered In the kMchcrbocheI
Conservatory last evening by Dr. G. p. Young Inc
lecture IS the first # series TO he given In the
Knickerbocker Conservatory to increase public interest
in senator Edmunds's ideas on this subject
4 weukDown o" crook called Boston," alias George
wilson was arrested by one Of Inspector Byrhes men
Yesterday for passing worthless chcck Tor 80 on
Amos AIer. dealer in engineering machinery at 40.
100 Liberty ana announcer loi GOO u" i"''O' "
CO., in Broadway.
William Bodcnriedcr. Of No. All East Seventy-hfuiSt'
,i.rpeared on saturday with IL 30 belonging 10 his
emnloyer Robert Mccartney, carpenter, OF 40. l2o
West Fiftethst. Detective Riley, Of the twenty
second Precinct, got into the confidence OF B"deh
riedcr's bctrothed and kept an engagement Whoh
sbs had made with her lover 10 attend the Third
Avenue Theatre on Monday night. He arrested boden
r,edcr there and found GIG Of the money IN ms
nocke+ The thief held in 81 900 bail in
police court yesterday.
In the suit begun by Sidney Resented, Judge
Wallace Yesterday the United states Circuit Court
granted an injunction restraining the publication by
Francis wilson F. V. Strauss and Richard aaaheld
of the song re Good in the book called selections
from The Oolah.'"
George Chinigo who was accused OF shooting Pauline
Corinsly Of No. 73 Baxter ST., on November 81,
pleaded guilty yesterday before Recorder smyth to
assault in the first degree Chnigo made love to the
Young woman but she refused TO marry him. lie
followed her and shot her. the wound nearly causing
her death Recorder smyth sentenced Chinigo to
term of eight years in the State Prison.
Cornoration Counsel William H. Clark collected dur
ing December from overdue taxes, judgments. costs
etc and legal actions of various kinds when resulted
In favor Of the city, Sl30O32 "a
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Fidelity and Casualty Company OF New York was held
yesterday. The following directors were cno'on
/ : r Stranahan. A. F.. orr, g. g. Williams, A. b.
Hull William H. Male J. G.. Mccullough, J. Il. Max
we'll The directors will hold meeting on January
L. when the annual statement will be presented and
the officers of the company elected
Israel Ifer is wanted IN Philadelphia for steal
ing "A gold watch worth s142, was arrested on the
steamship wyoming, of the Guion Line, on Monday
night after hard struggle He had secured passage
m England on the vessel. Yesterday he held in
The Tombs TO await requisition PAPERS