New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
NETWORK CITY.

William Washington, CoOr,d who was convicted OF
falsely registering previous TO the last election wa
sentenced Yesterday by Judge Fitzgerald to SIX months
In the penitcntiary.
The charge against RoundSman Matthew F. Daley
Of assault in the third degree In striking Mrs. hannah
whom he arrested in front Of her door in Nonroe-Nt
will be tried on Monday in the Court OF oyer ana
Te1niner Daley acquitted few weeks ago OF
criminally assautng Mamie Hannah, Mrs. Hannah
daughter.
Controller MYERS sent letter yesterday to Police
Justice Clarence ". Meade, presiding at The FIN
District Police Court. No. 1913 East one hundred and
twenty. ffth-st Informing him that tho new court
bouse f,r the district at Onehundrcd and twenty first
a. and sylvan Place ready for use The re-
moval Will be made I'm time for Justice Meade 10 open
court in the new building on January l.
The Aldermen yesterday adopted resolution grant
ing pcr,nIssion 10 the society Of the sons OF the
Rcvoution TO place tablets in the City Hall and the
Hall OF Records Registers oncc commemorative OF
historical events in the War OF the Revolution.
The auction sale Of the pictures and studies of VIII
lam Bradford, the painter Of Arctic scenery, which
has been ordered by his widow as TIE eXccurN " MS
estate will begin this evening at the Fiith Avenue
Art Galleries 1t Will be finished tomorrow night
The womens Missionary Union Of the Chassis OF
New York will hold Its annual meeting In the Marble
Fifth ave. on Thursday at 10 80 a. IN. and nj p m
Reports Of the work at home and abroad Will be made
by men and women connected with the Reformed
Church.
Mayor.elect Gllroy is expected back from his West
crn trip on about December 10.
President Barker, Of the Tax Department. WAS much
better Yesterday but his ply scian advised lin that
II would bc dangerous 10 expose himself 70 the In
clement weather which has prevailed this week. Mr.
Barker will probably be back at his desk to-day.
Tho directors OF the Bank of New York Yesterday
elected EbcneLer :. Mason who has been cashier OF
the bank for several years. president, To succeed
Charles VI. Fry, who recently died.
Edgar j. vern@n the Engllshman who has been
masqlcradng rs +. Aubrey Peart, formerly Of Biz
mIngham, England, but resident Of Fresno,
CAL, was arraisncd In the Tombs Police Court yes
tcr7iay charged with obtaining $40 by false pre-
fences from " II. sherman, assistant secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. Nernen
pleaded guilty, and held for trial at special SEES
sions
The ten patients from Danvllc. Va, In the care Of
IT, Paul Giblcr Of the Pastcur Institute, showed no
change in their condition yesterday. Three new
patients consulted DR.. Gibier yesterday. one was a
policeman from Baltimore, who While on duty was
bitten by a mad dog and the others were commercial
traveller and his son from Newark, y. y
An interesting lecture on " Some Masterpieces Of
Line Engraving" was delivered last night at the
Grolier Club, by Frederick Kcppel, to an audience
which completely filed the large room Of the club
Public and private art galleries, picture stores and
Individual collectors Of paintings cautioned against
purchasing six paintings which were stolen from n
private residence in this city last August. The
paintings missing are a summer Landscape" By
A. William Hart; a Musicale" by Innocent, Of
Rome; The spoiled Broth by VI. J. Baron. Of Paris
1.-THE Flower Girl7 by Alfred Francois, Of Paris and
two unsigned "A Market Booth IN Holland and
the other IL cattle with hill in the foreground
j. f. Learned delivered n free lecture lat evening
at Cooper Union, under the auspices Of Columbia
College, In cooperation with the managers OF Cooper
Institute. His subject was Use Of English.