New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
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rb. steome, of the New Haven Steamboat Company
leaving New Haven at 10 10 m. and New-ior" a'
II 40 D. M daily will not run on Monday next Ho'
on January ..
ELL Gi,les will speak on Goods Gifts to Men, at
m tomorrow at the East Eighty -siXth-St pf'hch
NJ the Young Mems Christian Association
The Tribune Yesterday received So from " w VI. H.
for Mrs Jenny Platzner, Of NO - Col'lio'a S'' "i
account Of whose dcstltutlon published In The
Tribune on December A.
Dlds for furnishing vessel take the place OF the
United states ordnance boat General WOOL "NI' Uc
latter k undergoing repairs. and f)r chartcrnS S'Nefa
other steamers for Army requirements were "pc"cu
at the ARMY Building Yesterday. but NJ contracts win
lie awarded until careful examination OF the pF'S
offered has been made by Lieutenant-C Colonel Moore
Park Policeman Michael F. Talon indicted for per
iurv IL In the Tombs again, having Deeh re''i''ou
for falling to appear for trial He was absent OWING
TO a misunderstanding Not long ago ne arrested MIS-
Lille Coleman for dlscouragng his attentions u her
ard then tIIImped up charge against hcr'
Tho turv I'm Part II OF General sessions yesterday
,don,cd resolutions commencing Judge FitzGoTdids
fairness and ability.
Van Cullen Jones, wellknown newspaper man
Of long and varied experience in this city, has become
managing editor Of The Dolgevilc Herald 'r'hsN
Republican weekly paper published IN poIsc'ino'
" y This paper has already attained coH>lu'''Oic
prominence
January and it ought TO increase rapidly In circulation
and prosperity.
,et,er from Governor Russell. q! MaSsachu cts
was received nv Mayor Grant yesterday regarding the
case Of Michael Foley. who asserted That he mao beeh
sent pcnnilcss TO NcwYorI from the Tcwksbnry aims
house The Governor inclOscd ahdavitS to show 'hAt
Foley was born here and had lived here most Of his
life 1t appears that he went to Boston on Sep'em-
Der TO-
4 DR. ppooitjOn has been made by, the Mining ROVER
and Dredging Company 10 undertake tho " final Dis
noson O. The c;ty's r frsc at Ii cent, cable yard
II now costs the CITY about l6 cents cubic YARD 10 90
This work. Commissioner Brennan ana Engineer NC
Lean of the Finance Department, made trip to New
burg on Wednesday and examined one of the machines
in operation there.
The Tribune has received go from w for the
Chi.dren's Aid Society. TO be used at Christmas Tune
Martin p. Browns contract for printing "The City
Record for the year s93 signed yesterday by u"
BOARD OF City Record. 1t will cost the city about
$4,000.
The steamship Alameda arrived at san Francisco on
Thursday, December %, with mails from Australia
Zealand ard Hawaii Of the following dat's Mel
bourne. November 20: sydney, November = Ancl
land y. H.. December >, and Honolulu, December l..
They are dur Ia arrive in NewNork Tuesday morning
next The next mail for Australia, New Zealand etc.
will close al the Postoicc in this CITY at 30 p m
January Tor on arrival here Of steamer Botnia with
British mails for Australia, for dispatch from san
Francisco on January g.
Judge Lawrence yesterday dismissed the writ OF
habcas corpus obtained by Thomas Bretow, accused
Of the murder Of Ida f. Jackson. IL was urged that
the coroner had reasonable ca1se 10 hold Ersiow. In
that the Jackson had asserted that he was tile
father Of her cild.
The Excise Board yesterday refused 10 renew tho
license for Mrs Catherine f. Gcaron's liquor tore at
No. 500 Tark-avc.. which had been complained Of a.
a resort for dsordorly persons.
Harold smith, cabin passenger on the Tentonic as
lie came ashore Thu: day, met friend at the
pier and handed him small package with which
the man started 10 60 away. The action was seen
by an inspector, who stopped the man and made him
give up the package, which contained Il diamond ring.
The man was Frank Locke. manager Of the Ala, In
surance Company. The rlns. II was said, was sent
by the president from the home Office in London
David NJ. Koehler. +. b. Ei,ng Morris Levy. Robert
A. Grcacen. Henry Wclbrock. John Kcrcscy. Leon
Rhein,trom and Henry Kroger have been appointed a
committee Of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers As-ocia-
ton t. solicit subscription, for the now Lrewcre, with
which the association means to fight the "wlistcy
trust Three members 10 be added the
committee.
Tile funeral Of DR.. Watts c. Livingston. who died In
Florida took place at his home, No. 3o7 West Thireth
St., yesterday afternoon The Rev. DIR. ROasicr
Quoted the services. a large number Of DR.. Living
stons friends present The body taken
seneca Falls for burial
The funeral Of George ". Fuller took place at his
home No. East Thirty cightl-st.. yesterday. The
service, were conducted by the Rev. Arthur Brooks
rector Of The Church Of the Incarnation. Many nom
beis Of the stock Exchange present The burial
was at WOODLAND.
At Association Hall Twenty tlld st. and Fourth
ayo tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. there VIII De a
song service and an add eSs The Rev A thur j.
smith the evangelist, will speak. Mis- Logcc. con-
traltO is the solois. All young men invited.
There will be young mems rally al the Young
Mems Institute, Nos 222 and 23I BowcIy. tomorrow
at 4 p. IN. Dr. J. Walter Hardy VIII deliver m ad
dress on Gifts