New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
NETWORK CITY.

rackett. Carhart e. Co.. the clohers gave each
Of their 100 cutters employees and heads OF families
in their manufacturing department me turkey
for Thanksgiving. even sending to some VINO are UNI
employed
The Board OF Excise has passed resolutions In
memory OF Major Theodore w. Greis an Inspector
In that department.
The Park Commissioners yesterday fixed Weines-
dav at II A. M for a public hearing on the Harlem
River Driveway.
The Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke. pastor OF inc
pr,ck preshvterian Church. No. 40 Fffth-ave.. has
been elected one OF the two chaplains OF ~
Nicholas Society. to serve with Bishop Potter.
Michael Hearn. a truck driver forty years old
and unmarried who had no home. died yesterdhy
in Bellevue Hospital from fractured skull when
he sustained on July 81 by falling at the corner OF
seventeenth-st and Avenue C. His BODY was To-
moved to the Morgue.
The funeral Of Charles Z. Lord. who committed
suicide at his room. No. Il East Twcnty-ninth-st'
Sunday night was held yesterday morning at 10
o'clock in the Chapel OF the University Pace ires
byterian Church The Rev. Or. George NleN'hu'r'
nas,or Of the church. OBLIGATED. The burial was IN
| the family plot at Greenwood.
Policeman Lake OF the broadway squad. reported
| at Police Headquarters yesterday morning the
| death In St Vlncents Hospital OF Alfred firsch-
berg fourteen years old. OF No. ~ East one-hun-
dred- nd-s eventh-st. on Monday the boy was
| crushed AZ broadway and Blcecker-st. between
cable car No 81 and truck belonging to James
! Lesnons & Son. OF No. ~ Centrc-st The g'lphah
| lanes Lynch arrested and bailed out. Lake
IS now waiting TO arrest him. Lynch Is the gt'pf'h
who had charge Of 5, when 1t struck down
| Policeman Kase at broadway and sprins-st TWO
weeks ago.
Mrs Norah Malone. nfty years old. OF NO. w
| East NIncteenth-st accidentally fell into the East
plver at Twenty-thrd-st. yesterday Afternoon ann
xas rescued by her husband who took her nome
after she had been short time at Bellevue Hospital
A woman about nifty years old. VINO was sup
posed to be a vagrant. was run over ana Hiii"' o',
| the pler Of the Newburg Line at FrankIn-St' anu
the North River early yesterday morning N"'n'"
| porman driver for s. 7. Levy, dealer III p"''''
+ and epgs at No. 60 Avenue c. drove team ana
truck over the woman without seeing her IL WAS
srn,osed that the woman had been asleep on the
nier She was still alive when she was pic"'i up
lint died soon after being carried TO the CnaihDc'S
street Hospital. Dorman was arrested
John Duffy. liquor seller at Twentieth-st. and
Tbirteenth-aye was convicted OF assault III he
third degree In General Sessions yesterday Tor MS
attack on r. j. Hare. the lawyer on MAY To-
Iudge MARITIME remanded Duffy for sentence.
| -, latter from Augustus St Gaudens. the sculptor.
,.os road AT the meeting OF the Park Board yes
terday saying that 1t was considered necessary 10
raise slightly the Nathan Hale statue ana hSh'"s
permission TO add a small block to the PEDESTAL
The request was referred to Superintendent Parsons
Al the annual dinner OF the Presbyterian 'hioh
next Monday. at $50 p. m. al the h"'c' i'iu'H
wick the speakers will be the Rev Dr. -. D. Sur
| ,eII and the Rev Dr. J. II. Davies ana others inc
music by the Milanese String Band. VIII consist
Of Italian and Spanish national airs ana fo'K sohss'
| Tickets may be obtained from the Secretary T. ~
| Booth No. 10 East Sixteenth-st.
| Admiral Stanton who was suspended from t"'
command OF the South Atlantic station Tor saiu'ihs
| the flag OF Admiral Mello was expected 10 arrN"
here Yesterday on the White Star steamer Majestic
| lie did not arrive that vessel. however, anu u
| said 10 have taken passage from southampton o'
the North German Lloyd steamship Spree "h'e"
| will get up to her pier this morning.
| Lieutenant Edward S. Farrow. OF Barnega''
| n I and Hiram i. Downing. agent NJ no i''
Hroadway were prisoners In the Tombs Police court
| Yesterday afternoon. on the charge OF perjury
| They were arrested by Policeman OConnor' OF TIC
| Tombs Sauad at the instance OF Edward VI
Nurnhy of No II Wall-st. counsel for the lioiiand
| Trust Company Ladenberg. Thalmann Coz ana
| others The case Is outcome OF the famous
| Rarnegat Park dispute and was adjourned until
| December g. bail being fixed at $1,000 each