New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27
NETWORK CITY.

The New-York State Society of the Cincinnati
held a reception in observance of Evacuation Day
ut Delmonco's Saturday night last. Among the
members present the president. General John
Cochrane: the vice president. John Schuyler; the
secretary William Linn Reese; the treasurer Alex
ander j. Clinton and Messrs Chrystie Ward. Van
Cortlandt, Howe. Hoyt. Olyphant Rutherfurd
Fish, Van Rensselaer,. Hamilton. Creation. Rice
and Cass The reunion and dinner following were
much enjoyed
riffany's compact little catalogue, known far
and wide as THE Tiffany Blue Book" is out and
is handsomer and more complete than ever. 1t has
an effective new cover design. with rich. deep
blue background. and is a practical business cata-
logue. compact in form and concise In text Ihe
products OF the house in gold and silver ware ana
holiday novelties enumerated. and the range
of prices quoted. The book is sent without charge
to any address
seyiIa Heineman has sold to Isaac Heller the
property Nos. 1888 and 1856 Broadway for s29oOW.
Mark Fagin. convicted OF manslaughter. was
sentenced to eight years and seven months in the
State Prison by Judge Ingraham in the Court OF
Over and Terminer yesterday Fagn killed John
Woods in the Waverly Hotel last August
The schedule in the mail service between this
city and st. Louis Little Rock and Texarkana VIII
be shortened twelve hours on December for the
mail now arriving here early in the evening The
gain in time is due to new fast train between
St Louis and Texarkana-
Joshua NJ Mott only son OF Assistant United
States District-Attorney John O. Mott died yester-
day at his home, No g East Seventy-seventh-st
from consumption He was twenty years old, and
had been sick for three years The funeral VIII
take place tomorrow at p. m
The Hamburg-America steamer Scandal, which
arrived here yesterday from Hamburg brought
two tigers for the geological gardens at Cincinnati
The Mallory Line steamer Lampasas. which put
into Delaware Breakwater Friday with her
cargo of cotton on fire. arrived here yesterday
She came up under her own steam and went to the
Atlantic Basin. where her cargo will be taken out
Among the passengers sailing on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Saale, for Bremen. To-Day are
the Rev p. Beno. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dahi
LADY Musgrave DIR. Max Marx. p Schulze-Berge
Mrs r. y. Green. and Mr. and Mrs. William hoon-
son. The Hamburg American steamer Scahdia
which arrived here yesterday from HAMBURG
brought among her passengers Otto H. Burkhardt
T. c. Murray Carl Winter and Otto Holman
peanuts are quiet" says late market report
So are Tammany politicians
New chestnuts are rapidly becoming old chest
nuts So are bank defacations-very old. II Is
time to ring the bell and ring 1t hard
Cranberries are scarce now SO will be Tammany
officeholders after New Years.
California grapes have recently arrived In such
moor condition that most OF them were sold at low
prices. Their season is now practically ended
General Louis p. d Cesnola- director ana score
tary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. said the
other day that since the Museum was removed
from the old Douglass mansion. No l2s west
Fourteenth-st Central Park, in 1872 its art col
lection had been so greatly augmented that It's
value had increased twenty-three fold At that
rate OF increase it's present value would De SltS-
on the estimated value at the time Of the removal
twenty-five years ago having been only about
$s55OOO.
Gustav Oehme twenty-five years DID, OF NO. III
Crand-st killed himself yesterday in the laoora-
tory Of w. H. Schieffein & Co. druggists "here
no vas emnloyed He took prussic acid. The young
man ganbled and was badly in debt.
Edward Van Name confidential clerk OF Myers.
Rutherford & Co., brokers, was acquitted In the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday OF the
charge of passing a worthless check for g 3d. The
complainant was Herman WOLF observation-disclosures
at No 1873 Sixthave.