New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
NETWORK CITY.

Bishop William Taylor, the noted Methodlst Bishop
~ africa writes that he was considerably hurt by a
fall as he was walking in his sleep at hotel IN hoe
terdam on october Z.
Evacuation Day, November o3, Is to be celeorated
nv the New York State Society of the Sons of the
Revolution by a dinner at Delmonlcos III the evening"
Many prominent are to be present, ara also rep
resentatives OF all the various state societies.
The Atlantic Transportation Company, which has
heen running steamers between this city and Bat-
more will begin running line Of steamers to Liver
pool soon On November 81 the Alexander Elder VIII
start on the first trip Four large freight steamers
are now being constructed and they will be put into
commission as rapidly as they are ready for USE
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, in Washington
souare has reopencd It's woodward for the season.
II announces that seventy can be kept OIL the
streets II three cords of kndling wood can be sold
each week The wood is sold at market prices.
Marion Kerner's illustrated lecture on the ODER
ammerrau Passion Play will be given at the Lenox
Lyceum Madson-ave. and Fifty ninth-st on SATURDAY
evening Mr.. Kerner passed several months In ODER
ammergau while the Passion Play was In progress last
summer He also obtained a complete series OF pho-
tocraphs of the various and characters and in
cidents of the representation This, coupled with Mr.
Kerncr's familiarity with the play, should make tho
lecture interesting.
The schoolmasters Association Of New-York will
hold meeting Saturday morning at 10 80 O'Clock at
Columbia college. The committees on BOOK Review
and Educational Papers will present reports.
The free lectures TO the people under the auspices
Of the Board of Education will be delivered this evening
in Grammar Schools Nos So, 81 SO, 49, 3, 49, 10, and
in the Institute East Broadway and Jefersonst The
lectures will begin at 8 O'Clock Among the speakers
will be Dr. Wendell c. Phillips, DR.. T. OConor Sloane
and W. o. StOddaTd
Leonard A. Giegerich, the newly appointed Judge
of the Court Of Common Pleas, and william j. NC
Kenna who was yesterday appointed County clerk 10
succeed Mr. Giegerch, were sworn in yesterday.
The Board Of Estimate met in the Mayors oncc
Yesterday prepared TO take action on the Dinsmore
claim but as the Corporation Counsel was not ready
with his report the meeting was adjourned for month
until Mayor Grant returns from Ireland
The ninety one Chinese who arrested In the
raid on the opium dens last Sunday night wero
arragned I'm the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday
| before Judges smith, Kbreth and Welde. They were
| all discharged for lack OF evidence.
Sixteen year-old Joseph Hyer, of No 65 East One
bundrc d and tenthst., who arrested Tuesday
night OH suspicion Of having thrown the stone which
! caused the death OF James Gafncy in quarrel over
| an election night bonfire taken before Coroner
Levy Yesterday and parolcd in the custody Of his
| mother until the inquest IS held.
! The funeral of Frederick Mathushek. the piano
Manufacturer took place yesterday at his home, No
"a. West one hundred and twenty frst-st II
private as possible. Members Of the New York Piano
Manufacturers Association acted as palbearcrs.