New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
NETWORK CITY.

Amos H. Evans the former law partner OF AM
brose H. Purdy. who arrested last Friday
. night at the Continental Hotel. charged with as
saulting Mr. Purdy. waived examination In the JEFF
ferson Market Court yesterday. He furnished S5Oo
bail for his trial.
: A package of cheap jewery taken by Gus
toms Inspector Griffin 10 the seizure-room In the
: Custom House yesterday. 1t taken from j. D.
Beck, who was passenger on the New-York The
jewelry is worth about 500.
For sthe first time in many months the Sub
Treasury was yesterday a creditor to the Clearing
House. The amount not large. being only
$4,000. At the sub-Treasury the explanation was
made that this condition of affairs was due TO the
redemption of a considerable amount in mutilated
currency sent by Western banks.
4; The Clearing House Arbitration Committee VIII
: meet to-day to consider the charges of check
kiting' In which n. J. Schloss & CO. are said to
be implicated. 1t is the intention Of the members
OF the committee to hear all sides of the question
before deciding upon it,
There will be shipped to Europe to-day on the
! steamer Lain. OF the North German Lloyd Line.
ST. 100000 in gold. OF this amount. 100000 VIII be
sent by Heidelbach Ickelhemer & Co.. and the re-
I naming ST. 200 600 by Lazard Freres. The coin was
| engaged yesterday from National bank
/ Hill c. Lewis who keeps a pawnshop on the
ground floor of the house No ga Second-ave. told
the police at the East Thirty-ffth-st. station on
Wednesday that burglars had been in his shop on
Tuesday night and had stolen diamonds and jew
| eiry valued at $4,000 from his safe The police
| were not able to find that the lock Of any door or
| window had been broken. and the safe had not
been broken open. Detective Malarkey SAID that ne
did not believe any burglary had been committed
about eight years ago. he said, Il was asked 10
investigate the disappearance of articles from Lew
ISIS safe. and learned that the things mad been
stolen by one of Lewiss sons.
I'll of no of he Family
was opened last evening in the Boland Trade
School. Madison-ave. and Fifty-iirst-st, by Arch
bishop Corrigan. The bazaar will be open every day
this week from to p. m. and from to 10 p. m.
The New-York Banks Glee Club will give its
first subscription concert of the season tonight al
the Music Hall, under the conductorship OF Pro-
fessor Henry r. HUMPHREYS. Others who VIII take
mart are Miss Jennie Dutton, Soprano Miss Leonora
Won stosch yiolinist: William II. Reger, tenor, and
Z. d. Jardine. .organist.
Controller Myers's debt statement for November
Co. 1888 issued yesterday. showed that the bonded
debt of the city had increased during the first
eleven months OF the current year $685. IS.
The following officers reported to the Board OF
officers in session at the Army Building. In White
. hall-st yesterday. for examination with the view
selection for transfer to the Ordnance Depart
ment: Second Lieuenants James Hamilton. I'd
Artillery. and William o. johnson. 18th Infantry
There is a small but steady stream Of gold flow
ing into this country from Central and South
America All steamers from the Isthmus bring
more or less gold coin and dust The Columbia, OF
the Colombian Line. which arrived here yesterday
from Colon brought $500 in gold to New
York merchants.
\ meeting held in Association Hall last even
Ing under the auspices OF the Kelley Club Of New
York which has 200 members. J. w. Van Dervoort
presided. A stirring address ''Dr. Kelley and
the Veterans" made by Colonel a. ]. Smith,
governor of the Soldiers Home, Leavenworth. Kan.
Addresses were also given by John NJ. Kelly secre-
tary Of the National Keeiey League Judge +. Il.
Barry of Massachusetts; MajOr-General Henry w.
Siocum of Brooklyn: o. w. Nash and H. S. FL
lott of Illinois: Colonel T. y. Brown. OF Mlssis-
sppi; John L. Gillespie, of Iowa; Judge j. L. Pierce
and ii. ID. Nutting
r. ii. Vaughan has been appointed assistant
traffic manager OF the Monterey and Mexican Gulf
Railroad for this city. Fls headquarters will be al
No 20 Broadway. He will take charge Of the Office
on January l.
The revival services which being held in the
Seventeenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Still
continue to attract good audiences. Last night
temperance meeting held. and many professed
conversion. The Rev. Isaac Naylor, 1.-THE Yorkshire
evangelist" spoke. and much enthusiasm was
shown by the crowd which filled the church.