New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
NETWORK CITY.

The National League Of Musicians OF the United
States will in convention in this city during The
week beginning March Ia. The Musical Protective
Union OF New-York has made preparations for TN
entertainment of the delegates. There will be con
cert ut the Carnegie Music Hall on March IL
large and brilliant audience gathered in the 9TH
Regiment Armory on Saturday evening TO witness The
complimentary drill of the Howitzer Corps, given in
honor of Colonel Appleton.
The Rev. DR.. J. f. Price, OF st. James's Methodist
Episcopal Church, will address the Iomiletical Society
Of Union Theological Seminary Friday afternoon
upon The Work Of Young People,
President Hastings, of Union Theological Seminary,
has just secured the promise of Principal A. NJ. Fair
BARN. OF Mansfield College oxford, to deliver a series
of lectures at the seminary this spring. upon The
Place Of Chris. in Theology" The date has not yet
been settled.
committee OF the Board Of Trade will go to AL
bany tomorrow 10 present objections before the As
semby Committee Taxation to the bill to provide
for taxing the Indebtedness of corporations, Joint
companies and associations
The Tribune yesterday received SO from John r.
Strong for John Carlin, who bravely attempted the
rescue Of a drowning woman few days ago.
The course Of free lectures to the people under the
auspices of the Board Of Education will be continued
this evening in Grammar Schools Nos 3, -, Is, 33,
90. So, 49, and in the Hebrew Institute East Broad
way and Jcferson-st. Among the speakers will be
Stephen Helm DR.. F. A. Lyons, Professor Il. E. Mayne
and c. II. Savidge.
The steamship Humboldt which arrived here yes
terday, reports that all quiet at Rio de Janelro
up the date OF her leaving, January l. yellow fever
still raging at santos and Captain GaSpOOl, Of
Lampost Hollis steamship Button, died there Of the
epidemic December 90. The humboldt had a clean
bill Of health
Nathan Sussman, whose home on the third floor of
No. As Allen-st. caught fire Saturday night. was
before Justice TaintOr in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday, charged with arson. A lot OF kcO
sene-soaked rags. which found lying beneath the
lamp which caused the fire. were shown evidence.
and Sussman rcmanded until this afternoon.
r. l.. Dabney. United States Consul at the Azores
arrived here yesterday on the steamer Olinda.
Frank T. Baldwin, of the Central Park mounted
police squad struck by the pole OF carriage in
which 5. stein, Of No. Is West seventy second st.,
driving, IL :O5 a. yesterday, when duty
In Seventy secondst. between Eighth and Riverside
aves. The pole of the carriage struck the policeman
on the knee knocking him from his horse leaving
him unit for further duty.
Owing to error of member of the committee
at the Foresters' ball last week, 1t announced in
the morning papers that the compett e drill for
gold-mounted sword by the Harlem Conclave
The successful competitor Empire Concave, No. e
quarrel over rattle for a wooden fan in Nc
DermOt's liquor store, at Avenue and siXeenth-st
saturday night caused general fight among half
@ dozen men In the place, in which James Carr a
laborer, twenty-five years old, Of No. Gil East SIX
feminist, stabbed twice in the abdomen with
penknife by John J. Reeves twenty eight years old
and bartender. living at No. $50 Avenue b. Carr
Is lying at Bellevue Hospital in precarouS condition
and is expected to die. Reeves held at the York
Vile Police Court to await the result Of his victims
injuries.
The closing reception of the Fifteenth Street Temple
fair gwen last evening at 30 O'Clock at Maen-
nerchor Giall, Fifty sxth-st near Third-ave About
800 people were present. The reception WAS under
fhe direction Of the Young Mems Association of the
temple. An orchestra furnished music and a sumner
was served at IL O'Clock.