New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Kimbal Mission will distribute food to-day
in the basement of the City Hall, and on every
Saturday throughout the winter. Written REFER
ences must be brought by applicants for relief
Controller Myers announced yesterday that he
had appointed Arthur l.. Sewell. a son-in-law OF
Lester Wallack a deputy collector Of city revenue
at $500 a year. The vacancy occurred through
the resignation Of Samuel l.. Douglas. who has
been appointed an inspector of immigration at
Ellis Island; salary, $500 a year.
The st. Andrews Brotherhood Of the Church OF
the Holy Apostles Twenty eighth-st. and Ninth
ave. has invited the Rev. DR.. Maynard to preach
a special sermon appropriate to young men to-
morrow evening.
Nelson Goodyear, the young man who on Thurs
day was removed from the aparment-house NO.
1903 West Fifty -ffth-st., suffering from smallpox
was student at the Metropolitan Museum or Art
He had recently returned from Chicago. and daily
visited the museum until he was taken ILL., Chief
Inspector Doty WILL in all probability. offer vac
cnation to other students in the Metropolitan
Museum. 1t Is thought that Mr.. Goodyear caught
the disease either while walking through the
streets or in Chicago.
A beetle-browed. buriy young man, named John
Calhoun, Of No. 1885 Second-ave. was remanded
yesterday in the Harlem Police Court charged
with numbering his mistress; Sarah Pierce during
drunken fight on Thursday night. According TO
the story. Calhoun, during a mixed-ale party fire.
| quently assaulted the woman. striking her with
| his fists and with stick. Her death occurred at
| 6 o'clock yesterday morning.
Joseph Schlaefer convicted thief who has made
many promises to reform was arrested yesterday
and will be arraigned this morning in the York
vile Police Court, charge Of stealing dia-
monds and jewelry valued at 5000 from Samuel
johnson, a lawyer living in Mott Haven, with an
Office in Temple Court.
Benjamin Delaro. alias Lee Of Selma
sentenced State
Prison for five years yesterday in General Ses-
sions, for stealing two porcelain plaques from Will
| helm & Graef, No. 1l5l Broadway.
| Five men Of the crew of the steamer Seneca
| were arrested yesterday when she arrived from
Havana, the charge Of stealing a lot of liquor
on October 20, which formed part Of her cargo
They August Conner. Herman Burkhoz, John
Connolly Daniel O'Connell and Joseph Phillips
They will have hearing before Commissioner
Shields to-day.
The steamer Martin SaenZ, from Havana arrived
at Quarantine late yesterday afternoon, and was
detained there until to-day, to give time to inves-
tigate the death of fireman who died on the
voyage up The cause Of his death Is said to have
been heart disease.
The schooner Daniel Webster, Captain Wyman
from Rockland for NewYork, run into early
yesterday morning off Throgg's Neck by an un-
known steamer, carrying away her bowsprit and
all her headgear The vessel did not leak, and
was Immediately taken in tow to City Island for
repairs The damage to the steamer is supposed
to have been slight.
The Morgan steamship Ell Sol passed out at
Sandy Hook yesterday morning for a run to try
her speed and test her compasses. She returned
after dark. She is advertised to sail for New-Or
leans Tuesday next.
The steamship Alsenborn, Captain Lewis. which
sailed Thursday morning for Baltimore. was COM
PEELED 10 put back on account of the heavy seas
prevailing outside She started again yesterday
morning. but returned once more. Late in the
afternoon, however she again started for Balti-
more
The Week Of Prayer for young men will be
opened at the East Eighty slxth-st. branch Young
Mems Christian Association. tomorrow afternoon
at O'clock with address by the Rev. II. r.
McNicholl, pastor of the Beekman Hill. Methodist
Episcopal Church.
A general meeting Of the New-York Yacht Rae
ing Association held at O'Neilrs. in Sixth
ave, last night The report of the Regatta Com
mittee presented. and two unimportant amend
ments to the constitution proposed.
1t is proposed to start class in navigation for
the members of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club this
winter at the clubhouse, No. East Thirty
ST. The class will begin soon ten names
Obtained and will be instructed by Captain How
ard Patterson.