New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-07
NETWORK CITY.

The season for selling venison this year ended In
this State last Thursday.
The vercstchagin collection attracts large NUMBERS
daily 10 the American Art Galleries. The sale, In
Guiding pictures arms jewels, curossdes, rugs ana
carpets, will begin on Tuesday,
Professor Albert S. Bickmore will continue his series
of lectures to the teachers Of this and other cities at
10 80 O'Clock this morning at tho American Museum
of Natural History. His subject will be Palestine
Fish Commi ssioner Blackford received yesterday
5000 carp from the United States Fish Commission at
Washington for distribution In this State. The fish
are an inch or 80 long. Twenty Of them Will be given
to each applicant and will be sent to any part of the
state, the applicant paying the express charges
small electric headlight for bicycles is being IN
troduccd 1t will burn for ten hours without refling
the cells 1t contains.
Judge MARITIME In the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday sentenced Daniel Lane. OF No. go wooster
St. to two years and four months imprisonment for
registering Illegally. Lane registered twice in the With
Assembly District and was arrested by Thomas COnl
ling q detective, of No. 141 Broadway, who was In
the employ of Republicans.
John Banks, thirty -fve years old, decorator. Of
No 256 w st Tsen ixthst, eadel guilty T. bigamy
in General sessions yesterday and was sentenced to
four years imprisonment. In 1883 he married Laura
NJ. Jackson, and In october, 1890, Emma X. Myers
Ernest Goffnet thirty-four years Old who stole
1856 on October 90 from the cashdrawer Of Henry f.
Mouquin's restaurant, No. 149 Fultonst., where he
was employed as bartender, was sentenced In Gen
eral Sessions yesterday. Recorder Smyth fixed his
punishment at Imprisonment for three and seven
months.
Send for the Government rain makers, Commissioner
Gilroy TO come and fill up your Croton reservoirs.
The Rev. DR.. Abbott E. Kittredge will deliver the
first address In the Week Of Prayer SERIES at the East
Eighty -sxtl-st branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. Young
men cordially invited.
The Rev. DIR. Newland Maynard will preach to
morrow evening at st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Alcxander-ave. One-hundred and forty
second-st, the Rev. Joseph Reynolds, rector
The nineteenth anniversary service of the Work
ngmcn's Club of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Holy Communion will be held in the church,
Twenueth.st. and Siythave., TO morrow at 3 p. NJ,
when reports Of the work will DO read and an address
made by the Rev. DR.. c. DIV. Brdgman.
Edward Murphy, IT,, of Albany, chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee. TO this city yes
tcrday going to the Hoffman House. lie dned at
Mayor Grants house, and the two spent the evening
together.
Thirty -four members Of the Lotos Club will give q
dinner tonight to H. w. Ranger the artist. who has
recently returned from sixmonths' stay abroad.
Mr. Ranger Is chairman Of the entertainment COM
The twenty fifth anniversary of Covenant Chapel,
Forty -second-st Second-ave., will be held TO-
and Monday evenings In the chapel Addresses
will be made by the Rev. Drs George L. Prcntiss and
Marvin r. Vincent, Colonel E. A. McApn, and Others.
The Halnemann Hospital. in Park-ave. between
Sixty seventh and Sixty eighth sts is about TO open
homeopathic dlspensary in the building.
The anniversary Of the Cornell Memorial Sunday
school, Seventy sxth-st near Secondave will be cele
brated tomorrow. There will be an anniversary ser
at 10 80 by the pastor, the Rev. Horace W.
Byrnes; at p. m. address will be delivered by
General o. o. Howard, and there will be music and
concert exercises by the 200 scholars the
at 80 p. NJ will be by the Rev. DR.. G ii. McGrew,
AT ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, In East
Twenty eghthst. to morrow at IL a. there will be
produced for The first time In New YORK Bruno o.
Klen's Paschal mass, under the drcticn of Flank
g. Dessert. The choir consists OF a chorus Of sAty
voices, and the following soloiss Deane Creamer,
sopiano; Annie Dunno, a.to William Xantcn. tenor;
j. J. Dessert basso.
A valuable collection Of books. covering various
periods of French aud English literature. was sold
at auction yesterday at the auction Of hangs
Co., No. $50 Broadway. All Of the books brought
fair prices. Walton and Cottop's Complete Angler !;
or, The Contemplative Mans Recreation published
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