New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
NETWORK CITY.

The Police Commissioners yesterday audited the bill
~ Martin b. Brown for the official ballots used AT
the election. 1t was for $39,T54 Mr.. Browns bill
for election stationery and printing, amounting 10
81 $685. also ordered to be paid.
A steam kettle used for melting sugar in Samuel
Brummelrs candy factory. at No. 81 Thirdavc', eX-
ploded Yesterday afternoon and started fire there
John Brooks, of No 392 East feminist, who was at
tending to the KETTLE had his face and hands scaded
severely but was able TO 60 home later. The fremen
cxtipcuished the flames quickly that the loss did
not exceed 500.
The regular monthly meeting Of the American Gin
ical Society was held last evening at the university
of the City of NewYork Papers were read by fro-
lessor A. II. Leeds, of stevens Institute The 1oloW-
ing were elected members Of the Advisory council
For three years. c. F. Chandler T. G. Worney, C. Z.
Monroe and J. II. Appleton; two years, A. A. Brena-
men, A. b. Prescott, F. A. Geuth and J. W. Maiiet'
one year. T. sterry Hunt, ii. Il. Mason, e. Z. Cauld
well and S. W. Johnson.
George KEENAN,, the celebrated Siberian traveller
writer and lecturer, will shortly give series OF lectures
in aid of the Fresl-Air and Convaescent Home at
summit ~ j., at the Broadway Tabernacle, Thirty-
fourtbst and Broadway The first lecture viii be
gwen on Thursday, November ~ anu VIII ~h vi
Camp Life in Kamchatkd."
Commissioner and Mrs. Booth, Of the salvation
Army. will speak in Asbury Church, Washington
souare to morrow at 3 80 and 7 io =. M Remarks
will be made about the late Mrs. Booth
Dr. Richard IL. Clarke. president of the New-lo
Catholic Protect0ry i'll Westchcster County, presiucu
Yesterday afternoon at meeting OF the Board Oh Mall
ayers in the Office, No 4l5 Bro0mest., 10 Ill io"
vacancies at present existing in the Board Ihcnc
men were elected Adrian Isclin jr william H. o.
Hurst, Charles v FOrncS, president Oh uio ~"
Club and Peter Doclser
! Governor Hill will preside at the meeting Ill inc
| Onera Monday
| come the Irish ENJOYS
The annual initiation and reception Of the ColmDa
Chanter of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, held last het
al the club house, No. East Forty sevents Drought
| together large number of the alumni OF Coi"i'oi
| College Music and supper followed the lhi'la'io'
Delegates were present from the following coHcses
| Harvard Cornell, Amherst, Rutgers, the University
Of Pennsylvania Williams, Brown, Lafayette, KOCH
ester the Northwestern University, TUFTS, syracuse
Marietta the University Of the City OF Ncwiofh' hu
| debury the University Of Michigan ana 'olsa'e
| University
The literary society of the Harlem branch OF inc
| younc Mems Christian Association will have pubiic
debate this evening; subject, sho"iu "'o Ne's' '"'
| ali Active Part in POlticsP
| The week OF prayer for young men appointed by inc
International Committee of Young Mems Christian AS
| eocations begins tomorrow. The Twenty third ST.
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Assoca'loh' al
| twenty third st. and Fourthavc" viii hold spec'a
| ,;roc for vounr men every evening throughout the
| week beginning on Monday at 80 o'clock. T0-mor
| row AT q 40 n H. there Will be young mems meet
ing in Association Hall, when the work at large VII
| no presented in an address BY Cephas Brained THIS
v,,I he followed at 80 p By meeting for young
| men in the pafl0r.
The Deborah Benevolent Sewing Society Will have
benefit entertainment at the Lexington Avenue opci'
House on Wednesday evening next
Henry Hrschy, Howell Osborns valct, WHO wa
.rested ,or moi declaring the diamonds belonging u
Miss Fay Templeton which Tic oroush' n'U 'n
country was discharged by Commissioner Shields yes
,e,.,av The secretary OF the Treasury has already
ordered that the diamonds be returned to Miss Temple
ton and this has been done
| STAY Of sentence until November % was granted
| by Judce Cowing yesterday in the case OF Chare
| Webster who has been found guilty OF mahsiaugher
His attorneys will now move for new trial.
w. r. Evans Of the st. Denis Hotel furnished bal
| in 81 800 for Arthur p. Ilinman, the lawyer VINO !
charged with stealing over 10000, the proceeds
the estate OF a woman whose executor he was
District. Attorney Fellows is still grinding out dis
| charges in the cases Of indicted men, Yesterday Ia
had John IIannon who was charged Win manslaughtei
set free by Judge Fitzgerald. ON August 10, 1855
| Hannon killed Patrick CullitOn. OF No 40 West SIX
| ,eenth-st with a wrench. Colonel Fellows has nO'
| discovered that the case was one OF seidciehcc'
At the meeting Of Kane Lodge OF Free Masons, a
| Masonic Temple on Monday night, the master and
delegation from Nepperian Lodge. OF fonhers VIII b
| given a reception.
4 kaIendar will be held during the afternoon an
evening Of Tuesday December :, at sherry's. IL
, for the benefit of the Ladies' Home Missionary 50
| and Fortyeighth-st.