New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

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Island.
William Hickey. No. $50 West Thirty -ninth-st
and John j. Cross. No. 400 Seventh-ave.. who with
Howard Hawk robbed Mrs. Valentine G. Hall on
August q. pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the
second degree in General Sessions yesterday. They
entered her bedroom in her home, No. p East
Twenty fourth-st at a. m, and stole jewery
from her worth $500. They remanded for sem
tence.
Commissioner Daily OF. the Department OF Public
Works. able to sit up yesterday, but 1t will
yet be several days before he Is able TO start for
Hot Springs, Ark. to take the treatment for rheu
matism.
a. D. F. Hamn. professor of architecture in
Columbia College, will deliver a lecture on the
architectural Evolution OF the Gothic Cathedral
at the Church OF the Holy Sepulchre. East Sew
enty-fourth-st Park-ave., tomorrow at s
D. m. T.. II. Kendall, president OF the American
Institute of Architects. will preside Admission free
large audience gathered at yesterday in
Association Hall TO hear the evangclists, Henry
Marley and George c. Needham, who spoke with
great earnestncss and power on the Holy Spirit
for Service" The Creole Quartet. descendants of
the Jubilee Singers sang some Of their quaint re-
ligous melodies At p. m. Mr.. Narley preached
to good house in the old historic Futon-st. pray
er-meeting- room. The noon meetings In Assoca-
ton Hall will continue every day this week. with
Messrs. Marley and Needham as speakers and the
Creole Quartet as singers Mr.. Narlcy will also
continue his services every day at T. m. in the
Fulton-st. prayer meeting chapel
Henry Kronbcre n Hebrew. nfty-four years old.
who had been the janltor Of the Jewish Theological
Seminary Associations building. No. 7S6 Lexing
ton-ave.. hanged himself in the basement of the
building on Sunday night. and his dead body was
found there yesterday morning. lie had resigned
his place, but had been allowed to sleep in the
building.
The Tribune has received complaint that the
Postofice has not adequate supply OF one-cent
stamps There is lack Of those Of the ordinary
issue. but a superabundance OF the Columbian ones
Colonel Charles Page Assistant Surgeon General.
was retired from active service yesterday. having
reached the retiring age Of sixty-four years. HIS
retirement is the last to take place in the Army
this year on account Of age. aad will promote
Lieutenant Colonel J. F. Wright Major :. NJ. Hor-
ton and Captain waiter Reed all OF the Medical
Corps. to the next higher grades
A free lecture will be given in Cooper Union to-
nigh, by Hamilton ". Mabie under the auspices
Of Columbia College. His subject Will be Hooks
and business"
The Lighthouse Board has completed plans and
specifications for new lghthous" to be erected
on the Hudson River. l.loo feet northeast Of the
mort hea stery end OF Eockland Lake landing The
structure Will consist OF circular foundation pier
supporting a three-story circular building. when
may be used dwelling As well as lighthouse
with "A veranda boats davits. a circular parapet
and octagonal lantern.
Company - OF the Oh Regiment will give ball
at Lyric Hall tomorrow evening. good many
invitations have been sent out. and number Of
officers in and out OF the regiment expected 10
be present.
The Dauntless Rowing Club Will give the openne
hoat-club reception OF the season az L"nox Lyccim
tomorrow evening. Nj the New-Iork row.ns clubs
will be represented. as will also number OF out
of-town clubs. All the boxes have been sold, ana
those who intend being present Will doubtless nave
an enjoyable time.
Gustave Siegel OF No 200 Avenue G. was held IN
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. His
landlord Fritz Lux according 70 the charge.
threatened him with eviction unless he paid his
rent Siegel waited until Lux was passing under
his window. when he cmpted n bottle OF vtriol on
him baby burning his face and neck.