New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
NETWORK CITY.


Jobn Anderson was convicted yesterday In Generai
sessions of manslaughter in the second degree An
derson hit Charles Hcaey on the head WIN sum
on January TO- 1890, in West Twentyelghth-st' caey
died a few days afterward. Anderson was ic"i""u'u
for sentence
At the Gilsey House meeting OF the eVi'e no"'u
NJ Civil Service Commissioners was held yesterday
- 80 do,.o,od largely TO a controversy which has
orieon with tbe Board of Regents in reference TO the
annontment Of inspectors for that Board. Inc lie
gents insist that the inspectors be named from inc
competitive lists, while the State Board hoids the
onpositc view The Board finally decided to ask the
Chancellor of the Regents, George william Curtis 10
set forth in writing the reasons Vi 'ile "0e'"' Ava
taking the position they do
Professor Howe and his family with fifty young
neople from the Rev. DR.. Birchs Bethany PreSby-
tcran Church Will sing and play this evening at the
NcAuIey Cremorne Mission, No. 1O4 West Ihirty-
second-st.
Archbishop Corrigan made a visitation to the Church
of the Sacred Heart in West Fifty-frst-st yester-
day, and confirmed GOO children.
The cadetship in the Naval Academy at Annapohs
in tbe district of Congressman John r. Fellows has
heen awarded by him after examination TO Edward
r. Fitzgerald.
The annual reception OF the class of 'o2 OF Man.
haitian College will take place at llammersteins opera
uouse Harlem. at 3 p. IN. on Tuesday next.
in this city girl woman could study arcmecture'
The architectural class at the NewYOrk Institute for
Artist Artisans No 40 West Twentythirdst, is open
10 both sexes and there Is now one woman receiving
instruction there.
Edward Titterton, who found guilty Of man.
slaughter In the second degree was sentenced 10
twelve years and seven months in the state Prison by
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday On July the prisoner
killed David NJ Dillon in Ellzabeth-st in drunken
fight
David Deutsch, of No. 412 East Eighty yfrstst.. was
hold I'm police court yesterday charge of robbing
a number OF tailors. His plan it is said, was to en-
ter tailorstorc, throw his overcoat on some clothing
or goods and be measured for suit on leaving the
place he would gather up articles lying under his coat
and take them with him.
A. B. de Frece has issued a special scholars ticket
for the matinee performance Of the Alegory OF The
Var in song at Madison Square Garden on saturday
at half price, 80 cents, which can be had from the
princpals of the schools or at the boxofce on the
day of the performance.
The steamship Aller, which arrived here on Tues
dav grounded on the west side of the main ship chan
| mel while coming up the harbor and was pulled OH
| by two tugs. She was not injured.
The Jersey Central ferryboat Central came in col
uson with the excursion steamer Charles A. slilmah
Yesterday morning. few hundred feet from the ferry
| slim at Communipaw. The Silliman was badly dam
| oced but tbe ferryboat was unnjured. The Central
yas crowded AT the time and there was considerable
! confusion board.
The steamship Chester, from Amsterdam, reports
having passed large quantities OF ice When IN latitude
As IA longitude 4a IA, April % she sighted an
iceberg 200 feet high. II had three peaks.
A reunion and entertainment of Company f, Cd
| Regiment Irish Volunteers, which IS commanded by
! Captain p. j. Coleman, took place last evening In
Stuyvesant Hail. in the presence OF large number OF
civilians
The examination into the killing Of John Harris,
to twenty-yeaIod colored elevator man. in the Astoy
fat house. at No. % West One-hundred twenty
echthst last Sunday was finished yesterday in a
police court and his father, John Harris, was held
| to await the action of the Grand Jury.
p s. Gilmore with his band, Miss Maud Powell,
yiolinist and for vocalists signor Campanin, Nine.
Louise Natal Miss Ida Klein, Miss Anna Mantell.
sgnors spigarol and sartOr, Will give concert III
LenOx Lyccum sunday evening
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund has now
reached the round sum of 100000. About $4,000
more Is needed.
! William j. smith, twenty-four years old, a Scotch
man, willie examining a revolver on board the steam
ship Chrsol at West Twenty -sXth-st Yesterday, shot
himself in the head accidentally and died instantly
The annual Joint debate of the PhilOlexan, Petho-
ogan and Barnard literary societies of Columbia Col
Iege will be held this evening in the Columbia Law
school Building The subject for debate is Resolved,
That the Conduct of the New-Orleans Mob was JUS
tfable.'
4 public meeting in the interest OF St. Christie
piers Methodist Episcopal Church Home for Des-
| tute Children will be held I'm the Madison Avenue
| Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening The
Row Dr. Easign McChesney will preside, and addresses
Will be made by the Rev DR.. J. NJ. Buckley, the Rev.
DR.. E. s. Triple and others