New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Iouor-s seller. at No. 43 East EightGnust'
NJ " Uoppin r. will address tae meeting of the
studonts' Movement in the concct hall of the Met
.onolitan opera House at S O'Clock this evening
The deacons of the Baptist Churcl of the Epiphany
soro decided not 10 consider the rsgnation OF the
~ mr. Jo,eph F. Elder on Wednesday evening, as
~ a., first proposed. a special meeting Ct the con-
.ion will be held to consider i on the evening
- Eebruary "a, 1t is probable that the resignation
will be accepted
The stanley Corrugated Lathing Company applied
osteriav to Judge Lacombc, OF tho incu states ''-
,pt Court. for the appointment OF receiver III pro-
odnrs for the voluntary dissolution Of the corpora
Non John A. Rocblng the engineer, is mentioned
a. a creditor Of the company 10 the amount OF S2OU"o
Postmaster Van Colt has received directions rom
washington TO open the sub-statien in thirteenth
a. near Fifth-avc., on March l. The station VIII DC
onc of the largest the city. The oihdalS ana oerS
will occupy building 50 feet wide ana zoo lce' eccP
The rent Of the building Is 93'ooo' aI' II VIII pe
1sa.ed for five wears. The station VIII De OF great
,.oioo 20 tho hook publishers near Union square,
and Mr. Van Colt has long urged that 1t be otab-
ushcd
Tho bondsmcn Of Charles Conley. who was assistant
custodian of the Postohce Building undef ue CieVc
land Administration, have made sood the amount
missing from the lOck-boX key fund lhe sooAs OF
the assistant custodian, who had charge OF the money
received from the sale Of the keys, were impIecty
of The deficiency as 81 $50. and that sum was lad
over 10 the United states DistricAttolney YESTERDAY
in settlement of any claims against Mr. Conley.
A concert will be given in steinway Hall on Thurs
dav evening for the benefit of poor German immi'
grants
The Palace Museup, in East Fourteenth St, offers
unite as many attractions as usual this week. and
places at the head of the list the sacred horses OF
fhe sun Zend and AveSta. There are almost too
no mod hut hp-Gl
with spanish name long as her longest snake Is
worth mentioning.
John REYNOLDS Of No. IS Kingst., was held in
81 900 bail for trial by Judge Murray. in the Harlem
Police Court, yesterday morning, 10 answer charge
Of swindlinG Father O'Key, Of Harlem. in transac-
ton in which the latter bought some rugs Of Reynolds
william :. Miller, the Produce Exchange broker
who fell unconscious in lower Broadway on Friday at
noon and who was afterward taken to the Chambers
street Hospital for treatment left that institution at
IL a. H. yesterday, and taken home IN cab by
his friends. At his home No. L. West Thirty ninth
ST.. II learned that while lie was conscious and
talked a little, lie far from well. Dr. Fowler.
his physician said that LIE was suffering from kidney
trouble. and that he would not be able To get about
again for at least ten days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merry died at her mothers home,
No 2266 Eighthave., yesterday, and a. her relatives
believed that her death due 10 injuries inflicted
by her husband John. hqUorseller, they had hlm
arrested lie is said to have beaten her frequently
and she left their home in West Twenty sevcntht ON
account Of his ilredtment Of her An autopsy VIII
be made
The Marine Athletic Club has just been organized
for the purpose OF encOurag ing all manly sports and
20 promote physical culture and social intercourse
among its members. The club now has membership
Of about twenty-five The officers have been elected
Professor Charles Sprague smith, Of Columbia Col
lege has accepted the invitation Of the trustees Of
Barnard College to deliver series Of lectures upon
the philosophy Of literature The first Will be gwen
on the evening of March 8, and the othels on sue
Cessive Thursday evenings.
George Lachbaum. of No 145 East Fourth st. cot
Judgment against Charles Ro>cutAM and Frederick
Zaher in the Fourth District Court yesterday for 80
lachbaum is retired truckman, and tried to sell his
horse by rattle in testing the horse for the holders
Of rattle tickets the defendants caused its death.
Rossiter W. Raymond delivered free lecture at
Cooper Union last evening, the scenic and geologi
cal wonders of the Grand Canon Of the Colorado River
Dr. Helen L. Webster. of Boston, Will deliver a
series Of oncea-week lectures upon the study Of
phlology at Barnard College, under the auspices Of
the trustees beginning March /, and following on
successive Saturdays, at II a. NJ.
Free instruction in Political Science is given at the
Evening High School, Norfolk, near Grand-st. Ap-
plications for admission TO the Of lectures on
entertained at the schoobuding any evening except
from to O'Clock.
William Goldthwait, age fifty, died at Bellevue Hos
pital Yesterday from consumption. lie wa formerly
a billiard player Of wide reputation but drink had |
brought him to poverty.
The managers Of ST. Joscphs Home will meet THIS |
afternoon at No 900 West Ffeenthst to devise means
for raising money 10 aid the institution.
Special services will take place today in st. Ga
briefs Church. Bishop McNeimy, Of Albany, will |
celebrate high mass. the Rev. Alexander Doyle viii
preach. and the Paulist Fathers Will begin mission
The County Cavan Association the largest Of al
the Irish county organizations, with member hip Of
3 OOO-the county that all the Rcillys and oHeillys
come from-vin have it. annual entertainment IN
Tammany Hall tomorrow evening.
The HEADQUARTERS Of the Irish-Ameri'an Republican
Club have been changed from No. H. East Four
teentl-st TO a more commOdious place, at no %
Union Square
NJ T. Fcnner was sworn into oice yesterday at
the Custom House a Deputy Collector IN place Of
Colonel James T.. Jones, removed. Mr.. Fenner wa,
assigned 70 duty under Deputy Collector stanwood.
Deputy Collector Gunner resumed his DID place in
charge Of the Navigation Bureau, and Deputy col
lecor Bergman was placed temporarily a. the Public
Stores.
The steamer ocean arrived here Yesterday from
Halifax, where she stopped for coal after crossing The
ocean from Rotterdam, which she left on January D.
Jay Gould, W. {. Eimball, James Il. PITCHER and
other weknOwn growers Of orchid, will contribute
b large line Of these beautiful flowers 10 the annual
orchid show which opens at the Eden Musce on leb-
mary 10. Choice plant, from the West Indic,, ard
Easter lilies from Bermuda will be used pr0fuscy Il
decorate the winter garden. >cbrccm d Wadlcy, cN-
ensive grOwcrs OF orchid, Will direct she exhibition
4 concert will be given by the Hungarian orchestra
his afternoon and evening.
The XXI,t Assembly District Republican AssOcia
ion held its regular meeting Friday evening. VIII
am Lcary presiding. Colonel William McMichacl
,fcred resolution heartily approving the action Of
speaker Reed in defeating attempted obstruction and
luIlncaton in Congress. II was unanimously adopted.
profe.snr VI Alien starr delivered an intere,fins