New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
NETWORK CITY.

Cn,r;a, Iyln.e.,a bartender for Henry H!rsch.
president OF the Liquor League. whose saloon Is
nj No 2is E!gAth-ave.. was arragned before MaSs-
,rate slmms IN Jefferson Market Court yesierda!
nv Policeman HUGHES. OF the West Twent!eth-st.
station Hughes who is known as the reform
COP has won nocor!ety lately by the close cacu-
la,,ons he makes N timing alleged Offenders he
said Kinseya was serving liquor al eight minutes
mast midnight, but Kinsella SAID that the drinks
had been ordered earlier Magistrate Simms heid
Kinsella In 500 FOR trial
The Baptist Social Union OF Manhattan Island
VIII meet a; the Hotel Savoy on Thursday evening
The subjects for the evening VIII be The Ar
nenian Question" by Herant Mesrob kiretchjian'
~ Constantinople and The Monroe Doctrine by
James c. Carter.
MAGISTRATE Charles a. FlamIner sat IN the centre
c,oo, police Court Yesterday for the first time
since his appointment by Mayor Strong. taking the
Mace Of MAGISTRATE Herman {. KudIich. A!thoush
he never before sat in the Centre-st court "hch
Is really the old Tombs court. Magistrate FlamineF
,resded in the Tombs Police Court twenty-three
wears ago as police Justice by appointment OF
Mayor Havemeyer, under the charter OF 100
MAGISTRATE Planners wife yesterday sent him
nov chair-cushion to celebrate his return TO the
place.
The American Church Missionary Society will
have its annual meeting at 2 y. m tomorrow III
the Church Missions House. Fourth-aVe' anu
rwentv-second-st Officers will be elected and re-
ports received.
The Morse Society is to give Its first annual din
,.r on Wednesday at the Windsor Hotel Women
and members OF the family not members OF 'he 30
c5ety are included in the invitations. An appropriate
literary programme has been prepared Lieutenant
Jerome F. Morse is president OF the society, ana
David r Morse is owing to the presidents Illness
acting as chairman OF the Committee on Arrange
Good Government Club @. No A5 West One
hundred neutrality-suspicious., will have It's annual
meeting tomorrow evening.
The steamship Adria arrived here from Kingston.
Jamaica, yesterday. with cargo OF fruit ana as
no pier to unload her pershable freight upon could
be obtained she had TO anchor in the stream The
delay may cause loss to the shippers
The bark Nellie Smith, from Mobile for New
York with a cargo of lumber ran aground on Ola
Orchard Shoal at high water while coming up the
Lower Bay early yesterday morning The tug
Florence went to her assistance. Captain Thomas.
of the Smith said that he mistook Old Orchard
shoal light for the Bluff light on Fort Tompkins
The steamship Albert Dumois. which arrived
here yesterday from Port Limon with cargo OF
fruit had q rough voyage Of eight days For the
last four DAYS she encountered strong northeastery
gales and high seas, which caused considerable
damage 20 the deck fittings.
Colonel Charles II. Dennison. who IT has been
sad was about to start trip to Japan. de-
clares that such is not the case. as he has no
thought OF going abroad
An extremely interesting exhibition OF paintings
IS now being made at the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms No 29S Fffth-ave comprising examples OF
both ancient and modern schools. The modern
paintings are the property OF the Baron Saurfha
Jeltsch. formerly Ambassador to the United states
from GERMANY and the examples OF ancient pant
ing together with a number of art OBJECTS are
from the collection OF the Marchese de Hlerapohs
a syrian nobleman now living in England the art
objects include unique Coalport table decorated
in flowers by Jacques Aston; a Spode tea-serVlce'
On Illuminated hfth-century manuscript ana DINER
pieces The two collections to be sold at auc-
Ton on the evenings OF Thursday and Friday next
at the rooms. the sales beginning at o'clock eacn
evening.
The total number OF vessels arriving a; this port
from foreign ports in November was @ts or when
pa were steamers The British flag led in point
Of numbers there being 1913 arrivals bearing that
ensign OF which l31 steamers. The American
rag Aoaied over e.ghy-two OF the foreign arrivals
thirtv-eight of which steamers The arrivals
from domestic ports numbered %1. including 1913
schooners and 154 steamers
At the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. No. 366 Firth
ave Orgies & co. have on exhibition COLLECTION
OF paintings in oil and water-colors by American
and foreign artists. which suitable for holiday
e,fis and are 10 be sod at auction on the even
ings OF Thursday and Friday next. beginning at 3