New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
NETWORK CITY,

T. G. ScTew of No. III Futon-st., warns the pup
lie against who is collecting chairs LOT iep"nS'
declaring that he is in the employ oil the house ho
is fraud and has been convicted OF the same ohe"'o
United states Commissioner of Education Dr. VIII
lam T. Harris will make the principal address s' 'ho
meeting for the promotion of university anu .i'v,
extension at No % West Twenty-third-st', al .oo
n m tomorrow. His subject will be "What ue
Universities Can Do for the People
The officials in the Law Department at the Custom
House are getting tired of explaining that Vhere -
no sensation in the seizure in the mails OIL SUMO I'm
samples on which stamped the name Oh 'o"''
wanamaker. Kuge, the agent OF the nrih "inV In
ported the articles, can recover MS property ~
ing fine equal to the ou'y vi u0 "''F'
would be about 50.
Four large plate-rlass windows in the st're =,
Arch.r & pancoast Broadway and Twentieth-st. were
rnaliciouslv broken early yesterday morning. sum
person or persons threw bricks through the "i"uo"
John s Eastwood a former leter-carrer OF 'il'S
c,tv attached to station I. was arrested Ill "0"eo
on wednesday on telegraph order py ihsPeV
Rvrnes A warrant for the arrest, charging h"S ,'
80 9TH bigamv was procured at the Yorkville
Police Court on Wednesday, and the prlso'ei P''
will be indicted on Monday
William Nelson Cromwell. the assignee OF the hrin
NJ H. $ Ives q Co.. speaking IN reference !" v'l0
sut that has been brought in the Oni'eo o."'es va
emit Court by the Mineral Range Railroad Oo"P"
n, Michigan said TO Tribune reporter Ses'e'u'S
arbs &c merely a contest between the TWO Iacuoh9
~ creditors to get possession of certain bonus anu
+octs and other property locked up in the box oe-
1cdnc IN the estate think the affair VIII be ao'
,nsted between the creditors. They are Hlhihs W
gether now" 49,,
A. +he animal meeting of the Brewers Association
NJ New-York and NewJersey yesterday Iese oi,Ov'9
we're unanimously elected: President r. Ohoerhit'
xcepresident Charles W. Ferris; treasurer Iohh n
A F.. J. JOVey. truSteoS, T. bH-
dorbiu II. Clausen 7. c. Lyman James Flanagan
w J. Price James Wallace, ~ ~ Beauleston, Jun
II Rallantine d. Co. Yuengllng Joseph NJ hh"pP'
8 W. Granger A. Altenbrand and Charles W. feriis'
panors we're served yesterday afternoon on Com
missioner Stephenson In q $1000OdamaGe sut DrouslO
bv>Johannus Hammer. the immigrant tailor VINO was
ordered to be sent back to Germany 10y 'hc no"iu
of Frnigratton Commissioners, but who was allowed
10 land by Judge Barrett. Papers were also serve"
on Commissioners Starr, stephenson, Wiley' hus""S
and Hurlbut in another suit for $4,000 brought py
the plaintiff. In DOM cases u"n"e0 ~ ~
for false Imprisonment
AE. Bateman. the banker. has given 500 to the
washington Memorial Arch tuhu' "li0h no" ~
to S6s,773 Sc.
Comnanv d. 7lst Regiment, gave its monthly re-
cention at the armory last evening. The reception
was preceded by drill, conducted oy captain liam
snd Iien,enants Hawley and Stone About 200 people
were present to enjoy the spectacle OF the eAceeh'
drill and the pleasure OF tne uahce VIII" iOi'0'
District-Attorney Fellows yesterday recommended
the dismissal of the indictment for bgamy 1oui'u
AGAINST George W. Lederer for marrying the danghter
=, richard 6 Newcombe the lifetime of Clara
Chester who, IL alleged had been narreu " INIT
Mr. Fellows said that Clara Chester had acKhoWleuee
that she was not Lederer's WIFE, ana tnao BIG "
gone out of the country The Recorder Oh 'ns s'o0
mept ordered that the Indictment be dlsmlsseo'
An interesting concert was given yesterday after
nd IDhrm Hebrews, III
onehundred and ffth-st 1t was under the patronage
NJ Mrs l. Kohns and Mrs. Edward Lauterbach
Tho fourteenth annual meeting Of the Ncw-forK
1erica, Relief Fund Association held in the school
hall attached to st. AIMS Church, in East I"en'h-
st. Yesterday An election of officers mace Une heN'
Edward F. Slattery. Of Carmansville, presuchV' tno
Rev J. c. Campbell, vice-preSdent: tie rev. W.
Everett treasurer and the Rev 1. r. LYNCH seo
retarv The sum of 81 ,835 was applied to the renei
Of nine priests, leaving on hand 1851 o.
Tho nresdent of the Postofice Clerks Association
has issned call for special meeting Of the aSSoca-
tion. to be held in Tammany Hall on sunday "heil
important business will be considered
The funeral of Mrs Sarah cambridge Hayes, the
last surviving child of Commodore Bainbidgc OF the
5ricate Constitution. of the War OF 1ol2' was heu
Yesterday at ST. BarthOlomew's Episcopal Church' III
Madison-ave.
1rsnec,or Williams and several detectives from the
Central once planDcu W Idiu 9Oi"N va Wv
IN the city yesterday. but they found the places
locked up.
Frank Aulorn was held in the Jefferson Market
Yoce Court Yesterday charged with forging the name
OF W H. Crane to order for two tickets 10 tle S'ar
Theatre.
The Italian Chamber Of Commerce held its semi
annual meeting yesterday Louis Contehcll' WHO Has
been president for two years. was reelected by ac-
clamation for a term of three years saNatfa Gan
treas and @. StardCe ana
NJ Pettinato directors
The Johnson collection of autographs sold we'll yes
terdav Among the more important sales were these
Manuscript of "The Great Walk" by Dickens, 500
"A State Dinner" by Thackeray, $50; part OF an
official summons, by Robert Buns, SO; letter Oh
Rvron,s Sal; one Of George EloTs letters S24' one
of Frankln,s So1 Holiness Last Leaf" $50; Charles
Lamb. $50: letter from Washington to Madison
$40 and another from the pen, S36 So
charge Of forgery in the first degree was made
AGAINST Max F. Eler in the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday, for swndling Isaac Johnson OF NO.
o23 Henry by obtaining money on forged FURNITURE
mertgagcs Eller pleaded not guilty. and was com
nitted without bail for examination ON next Wednes-
day.
John D. ElweI, of Brooklyn. who recently engaged
Fdouard Strauss and his orchestra Of Vienna, 10 come
N this country has returned from Europe. He says
that the strauss orchestra viii arrive mere In May anu
will play at the Madison Square Garden four months
and then make tour Of this country and Canada
Colonel David s. Brown, General Nicholas W. Day
and Major Charles Appleby, committee from Tic
Memorial Committee Of the Grand Army OF the he
rublic called at the home of General Ferdinand r.
Earle No. ia West Thirty eighth St., last evening
and presented him set Of resolutions handsomely
engrossed which were passed by the Memorial Com
rnttee The resolutions thanked General Earle for his
untiring and successful efforts in the interest OF the
committee.
The Rev John J. Hughes, pastor OF ST. Jerome's
Church. Alexanderave. and One-hundred and-t thirty
seventh-st started yesterday for Nassau Bahama
Islands for the benefit OF his health.
cour4 martial has been ordered for the trial Of