New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Ohh Cll1.
The Stephani lunary commission held another hear
ing yesterday Only two witnesses were examined.
Drs. spitzka and Floyd The commission adjourned
until p. tomorrow, when 1t will go to the Tomos
to see Stephan
Captain p. J. Coleman, commander Of the Grattan
Guards, Irish Volunteers is Ill at st. Francis HOS
pita One hundred and forty third at. and Book-ave,
and is not expected to recover
The first lot of german favors to be received under
the tariff to the Appraisers Stores yester-
day. and the importers want to pay 25 cent duty
on them as manufactures Of paper. The Treasury
Department has hitherto decided however that they
are toys, dutisble at 3j per cent
James Madden who was charged with killing his
father Francis a few weeks ago by throwing him down
the stairs in the course of fight In their house In
West Twenty -ninth-st, acquitted BY the Grand
Jury yesterday. The evidence showed that the Old
man fell downstairs while drunk
Coroner MESSENGER yesterday investigated the death
of James Keeher at No. $50 Washington St. and came
to the conclusion that Kelleher stabbed himself either
by accident or design. Mrs.. Kellcher was discharged
The Goth Regiment will give the proceeds Of Its
annual ball this year 10 the Irish Home-Rue cause
and will invite Messrs Dillon and O'Brten to be the
guests Of the regiment during the ball
The members Of the Cotton Exchange held L.eet-
ing Yesterday and decided to take vote on THURSDAY
on the question Of abolshing the present system OF
cotton certificates and inspection which was adopted
three years ago.
At the weekly meeting of the Baptist ministers In
the Baptist Tabernacle yesterday the Rev. DR.. o. ".
Samson president Of Rutgers Female College, read
q paper on Traditions Of Fact and Fancy as AnayEed
by Historians, Jurists and Scientists. Inc resnihs
was followed BY o general discussion
The Excise Board yesterday heard further testimony
about John J. Wogan's nquorstore and restaurant al
Twenty third st. and sixthsve.. at which hght oc-
Cured one recent Sunday morning. Two COUSINS
named Cabe had testified that they bought liquor In
the place on Sunday, but their evidence was con-
tradicted Yesterday by tom Gould and others. De-
csion reserved.
rammanv wants the "Chinese VOTE too. for in
the chingchng- laundrics uptown cardboard notices
appear In the windows, For Mayor. Hugh j. Grant
Mayor Grant will have little pauenee' ho
census will be taken on Tuesday.
J. W. Morgan, o boarding house keeper. OF NO. rs
Clarkson-st, was held in police court yesterday
charged with stealing 1895 from Thomas Jordan. who
RECENTLY arrived from England. Morgan says he
bought two tickets California for the complainant
with the money.
Tho annual fall games Of the Columbia College Ath-
htc Association will be held November 1 at .
n m. at the Manhattan Athletic Club Grounds.
The Board of Managers of st. Lukes Hospital last
evening elected the following general officers: Presi
dent. MacCullofn HIS' Nlec-PiO'i"S"''
Percy r, Pyne; second vice-president. Henry a.
oakley treasurer Gordon Norrie. secretary. Benoni
Lockwood
w Bourke Cochran made a speech last evening az
the womens tair In St. Agnes's Church. in East Forty
tb,rdst. which Is going under the direction OF the
nastor the Rev. DR.. Henry A Er1'nn. to help pay on
the debt the church.
Mayor Grant opened the fair at st. Cofumbas Roman
Catholic Church, in West Twenty hfthst, last even
,no The Rev. Henry Pratt the pastor, Introduced
the Mayor whose speech was applauded by the large
coud present The fair is held To aid In paying the
church debt.
rdwad a. Robinson. belboy at the Gerhch
nortmentbo was arrested yesterday, charged with
Sealing q costly badge and dress-sult from guest
at the house. in september He confessed his guilt
A mass meeting under the auspices Of the National
Association for the Free Coinage OF Silver was helo
IN Conner Union last night +. G. Mcclure presided
Ixo-,o,&s Early IN the evening attracted crowd OF
.hout 400 persons who attended the meeting. the
rsahe,s were General A. J. Warner and f. ID. STARK
ho advocated an unlimited coinage Of silver money.
IN. &ey Dr. Phelsn, the Roman Catholic Bishop
y, p,ttsburg who Is In the city on his return home
,.o, rurope denies that the summonng OF the Irish
,-.h,,shons TO Rome has anything to do with the
,.ore Rule cause.