New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26
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Conference between Tsnmany and County Democracy
committees. - c... c,,,
New.York Chess Association. Manhattan Chess o'oo'
Street car ordnance case before v.h District Court
Rsopcning Of Church OF the Beloved Disciple. m.
Board of Education Committee on Libraries. y. M.
League for Promotion Of Social PURIFY. No. 80 Esss
Society Of Amateur Photographer No. 1tS West Thirty
Music on Battery Park by ee Regiment Rand,
NETWORK CITY.
The fremen have discarded their straw hats for
their winter caps.
The German Newspaper Directory Just issued By
Tobias Brothers, gives list Of ia newspapers pub
lishcd I'm the German language in the United States
and Canada with much valuable information regarding
their circulation, issue, date OF establishment, ETC.
rhc advertiser who wishes to reach in their own
Language the 100000 Germans DOW in this country
will find this directory OF much assistance
Frank L. Brooks, who was locked up on wednesday
for calling lawyer liar in the City Court, WAS taken
before Chief Justice McAdam yesterday, to whom nc
apologized, and then lie was released.
At conference in tile Mayors Office yesterday IN
spector Byrnes told the Mayor that the new census
enumeration would be begun Monday. supervisor
Kenny of "The City Record has promised that the
books Of record shall be ready Sunday IT Is IN
tended to finish the work In six days
hc different ferry companies have written to Con-
trollcr Myers to tell him that they will carry out his
orders reauii ing them to furnish their boats with life
saving apparatus required by law
Mr. Tate the expert accountant employed b. the
Fassct Investigating Committee is at present at work
on the police vouchers In the Controllers oh'cc'
The serious illness Of County Clerk Reilly prevented
the meeting yesterday Of the subcommittee on site Ok
the Municipal Building Committee
"Old Subscriber. The maiden name OF Mrs Paran
Stevens Marietta Reed.
Tho steamship California has landed here $4,000
bags OF foreign This is the largest invoice that
ever before came In in one Shipment The known
shortage by dealers actual observation OF this state
bean crop will again open the market for large guam
titles Of Mediterranean or Hungarian stock.
At the regular meeting OF the Dock Commissioners
held yesterday morning 1t was decided 10 buiio new
piers ut Twenty second and Thlrty-hfth SIS, East
River Bids for the work will be opened as soon
~ ossible Applications were also received from inc
Lehigh Valley Railroad and the southern Pacihc KILL
road for permission enlarge and repair Piers NOS
So, % and 81, North River
The Christian League for the Promotion OF Social
Purity will hold It's first regular monthly meeting of
the season at No. 33 East Twenty second-st to night
at O'Clock.
David Lieber tile French immigrant who was de-
tanned at the Barge ONCE insane, was taken before
Judge Lacombc yesterday on writ OF habeas corpus
Two physicians testified that his peculiaritle OF sp ech
and manner were due 10 physical rather Than mental
causes, and Judge Lacombe ordered his discharge.
Deputy Assistant DistrictAtorney Henry Mac
dona returned from European trip yesterday he
visited Russia and made arrangements for the sale OF
The yercsschagin coil elton, the artist being frienh
and client OF Mr.. Macedonia
several sensational stories have been published say
ing that Miss Berths Muller, beautiful young German
girl who had come here on the steamer SueVia on
contender IL to teach music had mystcGuSly disap'
pearcd. Miss Nina lIenman Of No. 226 West Fifty
eighth wrote to superintendent Weber at the Barge
once yesterday saying that Miss Muller had returned
70 Germany soon after arriving here, on the steamer