New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
NETWORK CITY.
evening.

At St Jamcs's Hail. Broadway and TWehty-hih'h-
ST. Garrett p Serviss will give his beautifuiy mus
trated lecture on THE Alps" at II O'Clock THIS
morning
Bloomingdalc Brothers, Third-ave. and Fity-
ninth and Sixtieth SITS. are now MAKING 'hi'S'
lively with their annual sale. "a they call IT, con-
sistng Of almost everything. and being in part OF
muslin underwear crockery glassware house
furnishings harness. whips eInbroideres, groceries,
wines parlor suits and the running of a banking
department. their wrinkle. In addition
f. Marion Crawford. the well-known author ar
rived here yesterday the North German LLOYD
steamer Fulda. from Genoa.
Abraham G. Jennings was yesterday appointed
receiver for the Jennings Lace Works. OF NO q
craone-st this city and factory in Brooklyn In
proceedings for a voluntary dissolution OF the COM
pahy There are no debts. and the assets amount
to $4,000.
William F. Midgley the insurance president who
was recently arrested and held in jail on charges
of fraud has obtained from Justice Barrett OF the
Supreme Court. writ OF habeas corpus LOT inc
purpose of being brought into court and having the
legality OF his arrest and detention inquired into
He says that there is no positive direct or legal
evidence against him. and that his detention is UNI
justified.
Pasquale Dot was sentenced to imprisonment for
life by Judge Ingraham in the Court OF oyer and
Terniner Yesterday Dou was convicted OF killing
/ Rocco PetreiO
Petrellio attempted TO make peace between Dou
and another and received stab wounds. from which
he died.
A reception will be given by the members OF the
Postofice Clerks Association on Thursday night
January L. in the Central Opera House. sixty
seventh-st and Third-ave. Postmaster Dayton ana
the superintendens Of the several postoice depart
ments will be among the guests
Giovanni Posterore was indicted yesterday by the
in he first
charged with killing Antonio Nalo. on October
A. 1894 Posterore and Nalto were engaged In
game OF cards at No IL Mott-st. They quarrelled.
and Posterore stabbed his companion In the stom-
ach several times.
Deputy Coroner Donlin yesterday made an au-
topsy the body Of Theodore Gay. Of Port JET
ferson L. L. who died in a cell at the Old slip sta
lion Sunday night He found that Gay died from
consunp tion. The man found by a policeman
asleep on the steps OF the United States Hotel al
Fulton and Pearl SITS. on Sunday.
Dr. Beggs. the bacte-iologist OF the Health De-
partment said yesterday that he would bleed an
otner horse Immediately FOR the purpose OF secur-
ing antitoxin serum. Notwithstanding the progress
that has been made by the Board OF Health In pre-
pairing horses for bleeding. Or. Beggs stated that
the demand for antitoxin greater than the
supply.
| The annual election for directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association was held yesterday AT
the general ONCE NO. ~ East twenty i"c
following ticket was elected 5. Victor Constant.
Cornelius c. Cuyler VI. Taylor Pyne and Samuel
! Sloan ir The term OF Office is for five years The
annual meeting OF the association TAKES place next
Monday evening at O'Clock.
| The treatment of the afflicted at the New-York
Ophthalmic Hospital continues TO exhibit admirable
results At a regular meeting OF the Board OF Di
rectors last evening tho reports showed that 1913
new patients had been treated since the last
| monthly meeting, an average OF l6i per day. and
| 4lO7 prescriptions dispensed This institution de-
pends for It's support upon the voluntary contri-
| buttons of the public.
| E. A. Sprong night manager OF the United Press
| living at No 50 West Observation-Disclosures. has
| lost a valuable fox terrier answering TO the name
| Of Ned" The dog. which carries badge NO Az,
| S. T. G. A. ran into Central Park at the one hun
| dred-and -sixth-st entrance yesterday afternoon.
| liberal reward will be paid to the finder.
A. Macintosh of No $50 Monroe ave. Elizabeth
| ~ j. writes to The Tribune that the wedding OF
| Theodore Howard Banks. OF this city. and Miss
Maude Agnes Bowers OF Elizabeth is to take place
| in Grace Church there Wednesday. January %.
| and not the next day.
There will be II reading by George W. Gable this
| afternoon at o'clock at the home OF Mrs Gilman
| Coamore No is West Fify-eighth- st. for the
| benefit of the Messiah Home for Children.
Judge Henry r Beeknan, who elected to
| the Superior Court the last election has pur-
| chased Mrs Austin Stickney No. IS West Sew
entecnih-st four-story house. lot 25xll2 through
| \ II. Muller e son. private terms
Professor r. W Rhys-Davids. OF London. will dis
| cuss The History and Literature of Buddhism"
tomorrow at the Drawing Room, No 900 West
| Filty-ninth-st.. at II a