New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
NETWORK CITY.

Peter T. McGoveln, who has been icr pail on VI
charge of murder since 1887. was dis 'harged on MS
own recognizancc yesterday In "enerai sessions y"
! December 81 1856, lie stabbed Michael Smith In a
C;randst borroom tho wound proving fatal The jury
in the case disagreed and retIal has been had.
T. C. Rice the treasurer OF the Produce Exchange,
who has been absent in Europe Since last May, hp
reared on the floor again yesterday, and the Board
OF Governors recognized his return by presenting 10
him basket Of flowers.
There will be q special class opening Mt the Young
Mems Institute, Nos. 90 and oo4 Bowery, on Mon
day October b. at 10 p. m. Professor ~ l. Ut
mond OF Princeton College will make the address OF
the evening and the Institute Banjo Club Will appear
From TO rs D. m the teachers VIII enroll pupls
in the different classes. The following subjects are
taught: Arithmetic, bookkeeping, shorthand typewnt-
ing frcehand drawing. mechanical drawing. carriage
drafting steam engineering practical elecuciN'
English grammar, vocal music and first aid TO the
injured.
Jesse selgman. the wellknown banker sailed on
Tuosdov from Liverpool on the City of New-Y0rk. He
has been many months abroad, and has been using
his influence TO prepare foreign sentiment for favor
able reception OF the International Monetary Con
ference.
The double service Of the Fall River Line VIII be
discontinued after today. but to accommodate the
demand OF travel the Puritan and Pilgrim the two
largest boats of the famous quartet OF passenger
steamers owned by this line Will remain in com
mission leaving New-York weekdays and sundays at
3 D. m. general reduction in fares Will become
effective by this route on October l, inc hrStcaNs
fare from New-Yorh to Boston being reduced from -
10 49, with a corresponding reduction to All othcr
points in the Eaet.
A testimonial reception will be given to Miss Ida
b. Wells the exiled Editor of " The Memphis Free
speech by a committee OF the Afro American women
of this city and Brooklyn, Lyric Hall on october D.
Iod rcot no vrih q
carefully before writing Your note. You would have
seen the report of the Diocesan Convention on the
fourth page, sixth column.
The Iatromen's Benevolent Association will have a
reunion and festival at Harlem River Park. one
hund red a nd twenty sxths and Sccondave on Mon
day afternoon and evening.
The funeral Of Major Arthur Morris, United states
Army (retlrcd. who died on Monday at his home, NO.
JOG East seventy -fourth-st. took place yesterday
morning NJ the Church Of the Holy Sepulchre East
Seventy fourth-st. near Parkavc. The pastor the
Rev. DR.. Thomas p. Hughes, ohclated. The burial
was in Oakland Cemetery.
The funeral Of Frederick %. Norton. formerly a..
the head OF one Of the oldest cement manufacturing
houses in this country took place yesterday morning
at the Church the Ascension, Fthavc. and Tenth
st. The Rev. DIR. +. Winchester Donald. rector Of
the church. conducted the services, assisted by tho
Rev. +. J. Williams There were prcscn' representa-
tiveG from the American society OF civil Engncer'
and the American Institute Of Mining Engineers. Of
which societies Mr.. Norton member. The burial
was AT Mount Reposc, Rondout.
"The Police Patrol" Is the name Of now weekly
Journal devoted to the Interests Of the police OF New
York and its vicinity. The first number >ppoarcf
last saturday. superintendent Byrncs Chief Inspector
steers and Inspectors Williams and Conln are quoted
As indorsng the enterprise.
The cable quotation yesterday for best grade Of
beef shipped from here equal to 49, tierce Of
3Of pounds. while pork rated at equal Ia ZIG Il
barrel of 200 pounds. This difference In favor Of
American pork has not been noted before for many
years.
All gifts OF spcctacles will be thankfully received
for the poor and aged Of the city hospital wards, "
any one has bicycle TO give away for little invalid
who requires fresh air, please address C. II. L.,"
Bible and Fruit Mission, No. 41G East Twenty sXt-st