New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-10
NEW.NNRN CITY

The Rev Dr. NewIand Maynard, chaplain OF the 9th
Regiment Will preach the annual sermon 10 the IeSi-
meut under Colonel William seward oInormw after
rOCn Of Calvary Episcopal Church Twenty first ST. ana
TOulthavo.
Charles Williams alias seaton. at whose home, No.
AIS SiAthaVe., Inspector McLauehin's detectives ar
rested number Of thieves has been indicted for lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods lie pleaded not
guilty in General sessions yesterday.
Alfred ]. Price of No. West Eighty -thrdst., was
sentenced to five years In the penlentInry by Judge
fitzgerald In General Sessions yesterday. Price
robbed his employers, street Smith. the publishers
at No. 81 Rose-st of nearly $4,000 by forged entries
In their books
Charles F.. -chaer. Of schafer Rrotlers las been
elected a memler Of the NewYorS stock Exchange.
The American Institute Fair will close tonight
A continuation Of proceedings TO open Boscobelave
was ordered by the Board OF Street opening Yesterday
to be used as an approach 10 the Washington Bridge
The Board approved the first five sections Of Commits
,Ioner Heintzs profile map Of the Annexed District.
At the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms yesterday after
noon William +. Norman disposed of a collection Of
prints, engravng5 and mcgzOtints, belonging t. well
known collector There number Of sporting
prints which realized fair prices, but the echings, i'll
Guiding OF Parrlshs earlier plates and some rare
examples Of printing in coloS by and after +. Bar
toozzi, Sir Joshua Reynolds, G. Morland, Angelica
Kaufman and Cprnni, did not sell we'll was
expected. The total amount Of the sale wa $290l TO-
the principal purchase being A. Bernhard.
An amagamau has been effected between two
brewing companies Of this cty-thc star, in Fifty
cightht. formerly represented by Peter Bucket. and
TIE Bavaian Brewing Company. in Elehtccnth-st The
/ directors John VI. MONer, OF Brooklyn Louis and
Charles Hedenhemcr Of No. - Soonest. Newly ork
John Groin an OF Garden City, and Peter Bucket. The
new company will be called the BayaIian.> tar Brew
ing Company. and Will have Il capital Of S1oOOOoO.
On account II the death Of Mrs Elliott Roosevelt.
sister Of V. c. and f. i. Hall, who to take lead
Ing paris in Confusono 10 be given by the Columbia
College Dramatic Club Friday and tonight, The per
formanccs have been indefinitely postponed.
Daniel Mclaughlin. who jumped OF TIE Brooklyn
Bridge Thursday, transferred TO the Insane pavilion
at Bellevue Hospital last night
The funeral Of Enrique Brcgaro, the commission
merchant who committed suicide on Wednesday at the
Hotel san Reno, seventy ntst. and Eighth ave-, took
place yesterday afternoon at the home Of his mother,
No. 500 West Thirty -thrd-st. The Rev. Dr. Moore
conducted the services Among those present were
Colonel and Mrs. Richard ii. savage, Mr.. and Mr.
Julius H. Caryl Consul c. a. pclgado, of Costa Rica
| T. Antonsaun and Gustav Pn-ton. The body was
paced temporarily in vault 81 Trinity Cemetery.
Thomas Brown, brother-lnaw OF Congress man
Daniel " Lockwood, of Buffalo, who taken III
| suddenly at the Gilscy House Wednesday,
ported to be better yesterday. Mr.. Brown for some
time has been a victim Of heart trouble lie came
here Wednesday for the purDcsc Of sailing on the
City Of NcwYOrE, but hi, illness prevented him from
doing 50. Mr.. Browns condition became 80 critical
that Thursday night his ply stefan feared be could not
live. Hope is entertained now Of ms recovery.
Bertha Laws. VINO has been IN jail since Thank
giving Day under two indictments Of forgery and
grand larceny was released on bail yesterday after
noon Elizabeth sciiel, Of 40. Is Woosterst. bccom-
Ing her surety In $4,000. Bertha Laws is tho woman
who was arrested for forging the Of Consul Pres
ton, Of Boston.
At Association Hall Twenty thirds st. ana Fourth
ave. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, there VIII BE-
an address by the Rev. Charles Goss song service
viii be- led 10y the Association orchestra. All young
men welcome
Francis Murphy, the worker for the cause Of tenn
pcITncc, Will return 10 this city tomorrow. He viii
deliver n lecture In the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Washington square, at , 30 D. m.
1t the annual meeting Of the Working Womans
Protective Union, hid November Ii, minute was
unanimously adopted which spoke highly Of Moses >.
Beach, OF the founders Of the Union, who died IN
July The minnie said that he always did what he
could 10 secure the legal Nights and improve the con
dltlon Of working employed in other than house
hold service.
Nj, A. Eadcy and MS, Gertrude Waller have re-
,l,u,d their places teachers In the primary de-
PR IN NJ Of Grammar school No. 5s.
Mis-, ElzaLc il wood, has been apo nIed a teacher
In the primary department Of Grammar school 30. b.
Travel TO Chicago by the Worlds Fair special-1ne
Of The great Ncw-Yorh Central model trains -