New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
NETWORK CITY.

Brunswick VIII be delivered At 'oiunIp'd N'"Oe
morrow afternoon on Linear and Aerial Perspecuve'
The Roy. DR.. F. 5. Stryker, Of the Thirty fourth
street Reformed Church, the speaker at yeSter-
aav, conference Of the Baptist pastors, held IN the
SYNOD. rooms in Rtadc-st. "ChuIch Music was lis
subject.
Hesterst between Ludlow and Essex sts' was
bIockaded with vehicles on sunday, which were uScu
for delivering goods. Acting captain Crcedeh' Oh INC
Fldridgest. police station, thought that IL was
violation Of the sunday law, and to make 'ct ''9
arrested Louis Thai, of No 40 Ludlow-st inc dr'er
~ one of the wagons Thai was yesterday held III
police court.
The weekly conference Of the Baptist ministers was
held Yesterday at the Baptist Tabernacle, Ienths''
and secondavc. The Rev. J. s. English VI '"0
Tabernacle, read paper on Liberal Christianity
The Tribune has received anonymously - for the
Barnwell sufferers Of south Carolina = H. o. schuS
go.
Richard Barrett alias Collins, alias sore Eyed
Dick who cut his throat with nail in cell AT
Police Headquarters on sunday cVenihs' ulVu !" ''
yincent's Hospital carly yesterday
Charles 4. Morgan. charged with being one of the
.broe persops who buncocdn Richard \. Goebler' a
borber Of Butte CITY, Mont Of 81 $40 several months
ago was held in a police court yesterday IN S-'ooo
hail Coebcr turned detective and captured inc man
after long hunt for him.
Otto Leibbrand a Waterman, thirty -seven years Old
shot himself through the heart at No 142 East sew.
enteenthst yesterday. His suicide was lAe reSulV VI
despondency caused by heart disease
Postmaster Van Colt has made some changes in
tbe financial affairs of the POstOce, designed TO make
defalcations more difficult Tc advances to clerks are
made only after the 10Th Of eacA month"; ana Only Oh
affidavit that the clerk is sick c. has sickness III MS
family, or is going on a vacation CHECKS arc Io"
made TO the oper Of the clerks. instead OF 10 Tic ch
I" or bearer as formerly. some OF the Clefhs nave
il cali
Alexander S. Murray, director Of the British MI
seum is expected TO make a visit TO New-AofN ID
May ON an invitation of the trustees of the Museum Oh
Art Mr.. Murray viii deliver three lectures on "IccA
sculpture during his visit The lectures VIII nc He7'
hut will be limited to the trustees and patrons oil 'Ae
mcseum.
The special committee 10 investigate the affairs u
the Ninth Ward school Trustees, at conference Nc>
terday decided 10 hold It's session with cioscu oocs
Patrick Cabiu. who was injured By falling down
hotcb,rav on the steamer Wyoming, began suit yes
terday in the United states District Court 70 recover
$4,000 as damages, alleging that the steamer was
poorly lighted.
JndCe Addison Brown yesterday awarded S1OOo a.
damages to Cornelius Hardy, the captain OF The canal
boat Heaton who injured IN collision on ulc
North River on May :, 1o71. Inc cdhdIoo"t was
under tow of the steamer Niagara when co'H9I'h %"
Cured with the steamer Raleigh. Captain Hardy was
severely injured, anu tc ".l''"''' "''''''N
Brown was intended compensation Tor MS personal
Injuries The damage his BOAT viii be estimated 10y
a referee and may be recovered from the owners OF
the Niagara and Raleigh.
Judge Fitzsimons. OF the City Court, who was APP
pointed by Governor Hill on saturday, was sworn ID
by Chief Justice McAdam yesterday.
James ABBY the butler who ha> lived in the houses
of the Vanderbilts and other wealthy iamrs pie"Io"
cuiItv Yesterday before Judge MARITIME 10 stealing
At =
a wealthy iron manufacturer. lie Is Only about
twenty years old. aud he told Judge MARITIME mat lie
was anxious to reform. lie had not been arFeat3u 4
any previous offence and Judge MARITIME sent MN "
the Elmira Reioimatoiy'
Christian Acker, a German forty eight years od' Oh
No 2O3 Ewen-st, Brooklyn, uet with fatal acoideht
YESTERDAY in the copper foundry at No. lei PIhoe-
81 where lie was employed lie va taking heavy
bar of iron down from shelf, when he sank beiea'
its weight and struck the back OF his hcad against an
anvil The bar of iron struck him on the forehead.
lie died in short tine.
There were two happy reunited lovers at Castle
Garden Yesterday. John Iitzsimmons age twenty
seven. arrived here the City Of chester OH
sunday to rcjoin his sweetheart, Annie DAY. and
also 70 seek his fortune. But John had only one
shilling and the Commissioners Of Emigration were
going TO send him back 10 Ireland because nc "a'
likely to become public charge. Johh SeII I"l
Annie however, and she convinced the Commissioners
that she could take care 81 MN il Hc N""N nv 'V'
out for himself, and he was allowed 10 land
AT the regular meeting Of the New-lork society Of
Pedagogy tomorrow at p. N in the College OF the
city of New-York, superintendent Maxwell, OF Hrooh
lvn Will read d paper on Composition TINS society
has among its ObJects the interchange OF views aOo'
The methods OF teaching, the subjects forming tne
course Of instruction established by the Board oil "a
ucation and the promotion Of pedagogical knowledge
by means of experimental studies III p'Scho'oIS VIII"
reference 10 educational questions.
Some Of the members Of the Cotton Exchange are
talking Of the dc-ablity Of establishing gfdtulty
fund al the Eachaugc. There appears 10 be con
siderable opposition, however, u the scheme
The steamer Pcuniand arrived at Quarantine on
Sunday. The storage passengers were transferred ~
HoIman's Island for Inspection, in order to make sure
that there were no OF typhus fever among the'
The Pcnnland ,amc II m Antwerp, Whence s'' " P"us
cases have been brought here.
Father Paul Mcdonnell. Of the Carmelte Fathers
the me-. commauity That Ia, recently come from Dub
lin end established a church In East Twcny-nnth So
will return to Ireland hi, week Il six months leave
OF absence, for the benefit Of his health
Father Callagban. Of Caste Garden is arranging
for big fair L. DC held in aid OF the Immigrants
Mission
The Spaiding Literary Union, whose present home
IS in West Ffty-scycnth,t, lie, purchased the five
. story brownstonc house 40. "a West sXtiethst.
secretary 6cpi-c T. M'Nudlu o. inc -. Idtllch =
NJ Club has completed arrangements Cor the annual din
ner Of the club IN the Holman House on March l..
The Friends 81 Ireland viii celebrate the DAY By q
dinner in Rogers, restaurant, at 80 Park Place
The 75Jth communication of Crescent Lodge, 30.
4O2. T. and y. II. VIII be held in the commandcry-
room. Masonic Temple. Thui ~day at : 80 p. m.
The degree Of Master Mason Will be conferred, and
certificate Of honorary membership VIII be gwen to
John W. NrOOman.
Of I,I Eadie mon llprO ~ fie
Murray IIl Iron Works Company, who dlcd at his
home in Mount Vernon on Friday, took place yes
terday IN - Agness Church, IN East Forty third st.
The solemn Of requiem was offered up by the
Rev. DR.. Henry \. Br;nu. the Rev Anthony hesscleT
acting as deacon, the Rev. Edward f. summers as