New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The John A. Logan Republican Club OF the VHlth
Assembly District will have n reception at the haii
Nos. AZ to so Orchard-st Tuesday evening.
John L. Harris, colored man. steward Of the
Junior officers mess on the cruiser Dolphin, was
coming ashore from his vessel yesterday morning. ana
when crossing the deck of the monitor Terror he slipped
and fell into the hold of that vessel and was instantly
killed.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Republican
Organization of the XIVth Assembly Dlsrlct Oh tues
day. resolutions of confidence in the Mckinley bill ana
in the action Of the Republican County Convention
adopted.
The Rev. DR.. r. Heber Newton Is evidently d Dc
lever in the good of political organizations. lie mas
given the use of his guild rooms at broadway ana
Fifty -eighthst, free of rent, TO workingmens ne
1ublican club. DR.. Newton also proposes 10 INC cuo
that they vary their meetings with DEBATES ana oc-
casional social entertainments
The license of Charles Diehl, who has barroom al
Tenth-ave. and nehundred-and sixty ninth-s'' was
revoked by the Excise Commissioners yeS'eruaS' w
cause Dieh violated the Sunday liquor law Another
comnIaint was made against the so-called rom
Gould liauor store but the Board did not thlnk uee
was sufficient evidence which to revoke the hcehsc'
The New-York state Fish Commission has received
5000 German carp from the United States FISH Oofh
mission for distribution throughout the stale' anu
twcntv Of these fish may be obtained by each applicant
from Eugene q. Blackford, president OF the Ne"'o
Fish Commission, at No. so Fulton Market
Joseph F. Becker, grocer AT Nos. 10 Fuiton-st,
oco Front-s and 2O6 Eighhave., made an assignment
Yesterday TO John b. Quinlan. Mr. Becker mas oeeh
in business for over twenty-five years. lie made an
assignment last May with liabilities of $4,000, ana
obtained a compromise with his creditors at 90 cents
on the dollar payable in three, six, nine and Twelve
months, the second payment being about due.
CAPTAIN F. I. Norton has postponed his departure
in his little steamer his proposed Transatlantic Voy
age until saturday.
A large audience gathered at Chickering Hall last
ricbt a the entertainment under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. The programme
consisted of readings by George W. Cable, from his
own works and organ recitals by George W. Morgan.
The twenty third anniversary Of the rescue Of Allen
Jarlin and OBrlen, 1.-THE Manchester martyrs" VIII
he celebrated at Chickering Hall on Sunday night
Judge James Fitzgerald will preside, ana "eher '"e
r. o. Beirne will be the orator. Ihere VIII diSo W
music The proceeds will be used to put up "a mohu
ment in Calvary Cemetery to william J Melvin anu
others, who took part in the rescue
collision occurred the North River last high'
,oween the Erie Railroad ferryboat Eric and rivei
| freight steamer. the wyckof. The Wyckoh's bui
warks were smashed for distance of twenty-five ieeI
bcro Was little excitement among the passengers oil
| the Erie.
ta,o Camnaninl will sing recitatlve and aria IRON
| wacper,s Lobengrinn at the LenoX Lyccum ON sun
| day evening
| Eleven sportsmen noticed on one car OF
NewJerscy train early yesterday, starting LOT uas
| of cunning in the hills.
The schooner Matte Newman, from TINS port 10
Virginia. came back TO port yesterday WIFI her man
and mizzen masts gone. she was struck by d squ.'i
off Absccum on Tuesday, which carried both mas'S pN
the hoard. leaving only her foremost standing I'M
mainmast was broken oil about fifteen ieet Hoi 'n
| deck and the mizzen ten feet above the Deck
| MsS GLADYS Price who was shot in the back b,
John r. Davis at the Mariners Church, OF when SIT
| is orCanist on Tuesday night, was resting at III
| Chambers street Hospital yesterday DIR. wills SAT-
that her chances Of recovery were good DaNls' VIII
is probably insane, was held for trial yesterday.
Mrs. s. Elizabeth Farman. president of the frs
Non-P Partisan woman's Christian Temperance Union
of this city, left town yesterday TO represent the az
sociation at the National Convention OF the woman
Christian Temperance Union, which VIII DC III seaslo
at Allegheny City, Penn, this week.
The Palace Rink was thronged last evening at tn
srst entertainment and reception of the united lodge
| 90 the order of the World An intere ting pre-
| cramme including readings from David Copperneld
bv w. b. Vernam and singing by the sappho Qua
tet. was rendered, and dancing began at late hou
| Police Inspector Henry V. steers yesterday cell
brated the thirty third anniversary OF his appontmeI
| ON the force Many friends sent him flowers at Ii
| Office at Police Headquarters
| ,o,artermaster J. j. Ward Lieutenant j. J. O'Briel
| 10th NJ the Goth Regiment, and Bryan G. McSwyn
, | contributed Yesterday 800 TO the Irish Iiome Ru
| fund.
, Durinc the week ended November 10 $1,000 W.
, | received by the sanctuary Society of St. Patrick
| Cathedral for altar ornaments
} Collector Erhadt issued this order yesterday, whic
,os r.ceived from Secretary Window: " on saturday
until otherwise ordered the cashiers Office Will recei'
dutes on imported merchandise until p. M. and to-
, mace dues and fees until p. m. The time betwet
the hours of and p. IN. on saturdays VIII be e
Guided in computing the ortyeght hours Of gener
Office time"
| The animal fair and sale Of fancy articles in a
~ the buiding fund OF the LenoX Avenue Unitarii
| Church was opened last night in BIady's Hall,
1875 West one hundred and-twenty fifth-st, and VIII
| continued to-day and tomorrow. The fair is held Il
" | dor the management Of a ladies' aid society.
r General George s. Batcheller. United states Nj
c | ,ster IN Portugal who sails saturday morning
Il Ia Normandic will be escorted down the Bay by
| party Of friends.