New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
NETWORK CITY.

"Mother'-Perhaps you would better have your
son committed to the House OF Refuge. You can
do this by going before police justice 1t seems
evident that the boy must go to some place where
legal restraint be exercised over him.
A person named c. II. Cook who represents HIM
self as connected with the Iehgh Valley Railroad
Company has been calling on number Of railroad
officials in this city and its vicinity. asking for
free transportation half-rate tickets Mr. Cook
is in no way connected with the Lehigh Valley
Railroad and has authority TO ask for such
favors or represent that line in any manner.
The New-York Academy OF Sciences will have 81,
first annual reception and exhibit OF recent progress
in science on Monday evening next. in the library
Of Columbia College.
The list Regiment will have review and presen-
tation of marksmens badges at the armory. one
hundred -and-seventhst and Lexngton-ave. on next
Wednesday evening
At the meeting Of the American Numismatic and
Archaeological Society this evening In the build
ing of the Academy Of Science. 40. II West Forty
th!rd-st there will be addresses by the Rev. Or.
William Hayes Ward and George f. Kunz
The Consolidated Exchange has placed the case
Of Hermann Semme. the broker VINO ran off with
a certified check which he had previously deposited
with the Clearing House. in the hands OF its cOun-
sell II has not yet been decided what steps Will
be taken In the affair.
The Rev Or. MAYNARD lectures London. the
Metropolis or the word, ms evening, at D. An
drew's Church Harlem.
There will be a public meeting Of the members OF
the New-York Mercantile Exchange today at 1ov0
m. for the purpose Of organizing an auxiliary to
the National Dairy Union
On an order OF arrest granted by Justice Patter-
son OF the Supreme Court John l.. McDermott was
taken into custody by the Sheriff Yesterday lie IS
charged by Horace i; Kelly & CO.. wholesale
cigar dealers Of No. 80 Beaver-st. with having
obtained cigars worth $2,iGi y false pretcnccs
Bail fixed at 5000.
DR. Sheldon Jackson United States General Agent
of Education for Alaska will give a lecture on
Alaska. with stereopticon views. at the Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church tonight at 8
O'Clock.
John c. Clark. ten years Old OF 80 coo Ninth
ave. jumped from a strcet-car going east. In front
OF No. 3}2 West Forty-second-si. shortly after j
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie was at once struck
by No. l0i. going west on the other track. and
was killed The body taken to the West
Thirty-seventh-st. police station John Rice. the
driver OF No. 1Cl. arrested
The funeral Of DR.. Eustace Whipple Fisher who
died suddenly Sunday night. held ycster-
Gay afternoon IN Trinity Chapel. There was a large
attendance Of members Of the University. d. X T..
Phi Beta Gamma and Manhattan Athletic clubs
to all OF which Or. Fisher belonged The services
conducted by the Rev. DR.. William II. Vib
bert the Rev. Allan Richey and the Rev. Harry
Bauman. of Trinity Chapel Parish and the Rev.
Richard Golden OF ST. Marks
A. V Wy sending the books 70 Captain Charles
A. Abbey No 81 State.st, Ncw-Y ork City. who is
inspector OF the Life Saving Service. they will reach
the at the various stations along the coast
Thomas c. Shearman will speak on Morality and
Law" at Chickering Hall on Sunday, March H. at
s p. M under the auspices OF the Manhattan Single
Tax Club No ticket Is required.
The Rev. Dr. John Hall conducted brief funeral
services at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning over the body OF James r..
Murray the well-knOwn merchant, who died on
Sunday last at the buckingham Hotel The burial
was at Woo1lawn.
A meeting in the interest OF the Harlem Peoples
Mission will be held at Pilgrim Church. Maids m
and One-hundred- and -tw lrst-st this even
Inc.