New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Judge Henry Bischof. Of the Court of Common
Pleas is still suffering from serious trouble with his
eyes, and will not be able to return to his judicial
chair for some time. The Judge is most dleent
and conscientious worker, and excessive application
to his duties both in and ont of court in the careful
study of cases and the preparation Of decisions brought
on this difficulty.
The Excise Board yesterday refused to renew the
licenses for the Howard House, in Thrdave near
the Harlem bridge and Frank stevensons barroom in
pleeckerst. which alleged to be resorts for dis
orderly persons. Notice was received by the Com
missioners that Judge Truax had refused 10 Issue
writ of mandamus TO compel them to issue license
for a nQuor-store at No. az Nesey-st
Two clerks at Police Headquarters have been set
ct work copying lists of alleged unlicensed liquor
stores and licenses revoked which have been sent by
the Excise Board the Police Board since January l.
1888. The copies are wanted by the faSsett III
vestigatng Committee.
Bertha Beringer. infant. died some time ago.
and her parents charged that she was killed by an
overdose OF opium in medicine prescribed by Dr.
George D. Spar, Of No 912 Firstave coroner :
Jury yesterday eXonerated the ply slclan as II was
shown that the child died from natural causes.
The Appraisers at their meeting yesterday discussed
plans for uniform classification Of kniie-handlcs'
split rattans and suspcnder weddings.
Deputy Coroner Conway maze an autopsy Oh VIII
lam r. Lauser the fireman who died at the Roosevelt
Hospital on Tuesday, and learned that his death
was due to apoplexy. Maggie Weaver. Mamie Dun
and Louisa Philips who were charged with beng
responsible for Lausers death, were discharged III a
police court yesterday.
With celery at 81 bunch and cranberries diSap
pearing Rhode Island turkeys beginning TO splout
spring pin feathers and breathe easier
Mr.. Kenny denies that he in the laboratory OF
F. ". White, dentist, NO. 2l5 SiNthaVc, when a
vulcanizer exploded there Oh Tuesday.
Judge Charles II. Van Brunt has bought the four
Dtory brownstone building at No. 10 East lortySlNu
b. for which he paid SlS 900
meeting of the communicates of the Protestant
Episcopal Church who wage-workers viii be held
at Annex Hall, No IL Fourth-ave., tonight
The Musical Society. founded in 1855. for the cul
tivaton of classical music by amateurs will give its
annual orchestral concert at the Metropolitan Opera
House Concert Hall this evening at O'Clock. The
orchestra is composed Of both men and women, and
Is conducted by Edward Hermann. feature Of the
programme will be the performance Of llaydn's sym
phony No. IL, in g major.
The employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad Station.
Pier No A. North River. have given the agent, James
s. Boden. fine silver pitcher As birthday present
The Danish Consul yesterday sent the cask con
tanning the body of the man supposed to be Paul
Meyer to the Of Captain llene OF the Thngvalla
Line at Hoboken. 1t is supposed that the body VIII
be sent TO Copenhagen al an earlier date than April
o5 when the steamer Norge OF the Thngvalla Line
sails No officers from the coroncrs Office appeared
to claim the corpse.
The Rev. DR.. Maynard will deliver Illustrated
lecture on upper Egypt next Wednesday afternoon
at Chchering Hall
Tho opening Of the Staten Island Athletic Club
Grounds will take place tomorrow. The Princeton
College lacrosse team will play the :. |. \. G. team
at p. m, and AT O'Clock the :. !. ~ {. baseball
nine will play ITS first game with the Columbia College
team. Only one admission will be charged for both
games.
The Yale Alumni Association meets tonight at
Delmonico's at 80 O'Clock for the third social gath
eripg of the year. Chauncey VI. Dcpew, president Of
the association will speak on his recent southern trip
and on the South After the address there Will be a
luncheon.
Founders Day at the University Of the City Of New
York will be celebrated to-day. The undergraduate,
will assemble at to listen TO an Grafton by
Charles Sterner Rue, Of the class Of 90 and poem
bv William J. Greance. 80. The hours ceremony
will close with songs by the College Glcc Club. There
Will be a literary and musical entertainment in the
evening.
George KEENAN, will deliver lecture on "Camp
Life in East Siberia" at the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
in Thirty -fourthst., April 81 at p. IN. The
lecture which will be under the plces Of the
Fund Of the West side Chapel in Thirty thrdst near
Tenthave.
The New-York Steamship Company has been estab-
Hshed To run vessels between Ncw-Iork and points
IN eastern Maine and the PROM cs. Its steamers
will start on Tuesdays and saturdays for Cottage City,
Mass. and Rockland, Bangor and all points the
penobscot River and for st. John, " Il. The steam
shin Valencia will sail her first trip April Do
with accommodations for passengers and unusual
facilities for carving freight. As there Will be no
transfer the boats will make about sixty hours faster
time than is required at present for water transpora
ton to st. JOHN
Buzziman-I'm sorry. but my business engagements
will not permit me TO attend this dinner Tlme's
money. yOu know u
Doolttle conscience strcken)-wcll, H'thats true,
Time owes me about two-years' salary.
What's gone wrong. old man - Seeing his friend
rushing down the street with desperate look In his
lace)
"Going TO Chicago"
a Poor fellow
Everything Going His way.-Young Poet had a
treat stroke Of good luck this morning, Jones.
Jones-Yesl
YP-You see dashed OF sonnet the other day
.onethpr | was rather proud Of. you knOw-and
meant to send it to Harpcrs"-get them to illustrate
n ron know Well by Jovc mailed 1t yesterday
Nv mistake TO "Thc Century
1ones-WclI where does the luck in
Y p-why. you see got it back in the next
mail.
Jones-That was lucky
oscar $ Strauss ex Minister TO Turkey. will AL
dress the Nineteenth Century Club OH The Ia stern
Question In the assembly rooms OF the Metropolitan