New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
NETWORK CITY.

Jay Dowd or Benjamin Hocott. arrested at
the Grand Union Hotel by Deputy-Sherif Lpsky
yesterday on an order signed by Judge Andrews.
OF the Supreme Court. in suit brought against
him by his wife, Alfredo E. Dowd. for separation
on the ground OF cruel and inhuman treatment.
The charity organization known as the Deborah
Sewing Society will give an entertainment in the
Central Oper. House on the evening Of January T.
Children who have been receiving instruction from
the members OF the society will give the play Gin
derella" after which there Will be a dance.
A. Chickering Hall this evening will be held the
seventeenth joint debate between the Conian and
Phrenocosman literary societies of the College Of
the Guy Of New-York. The subject Is. Resolved
That trusts. in their economic and political as
poets are beneficial rather than detrimental TO the
interests of the pubic" The affirmative side Will
be upheld by Messrs Ripe and Schwed of Cl!on.a.
while Messrs Stro5el and Arnstein. of Phreno
cosm.a will uphold the negative. The judges will
be Frederic r. Coudert. c V. Strauss and c. b.
Hubbell
The Coored Orphan Asylum. Amsterdam
and One -hundred-and-forty- thrd-st.. will have It's
Christmas festival on December 26 at p
D. Henry Leipsiger owing to illness will be
able to address the Public Education Association,
announced. His place will be filled by Miss
Josephine c. Locke supervisor Of awing in the
public schools OF Chicago who VIII give a lecture
on THE Use OF Imagination in Public Education"
illustrated by series of drawings made BY chill
dren 1t viii be heard at o'clock this afternoon
In the United Charities Building. Fourth-ave. and
Twenty-second-st
TIE trustees of the Burns Society OF the City OF
NewYork met at Sutherlands No 81 Lberty-st.,
yesterday afternoon and elected the following off,
for the coming year: President, Charles p.
McClelland: vce-pres!dent. Professor Farquhar
Ferguson. treasurer. George T. Jardine; secretary,
Alexander Cooper fe membership In the 80
cc;y was conferred on Duncan MacGregor Crerar,
tha rpir ohorS. no
tary twenty-five years v.ce-presdent one term. and
president two consecutive years. 1t resolved
70 celebrate the birthday OF Robert Burns with a
dinner on January p. 1886.
Fifty carvassng agents met at Ledvith Hall.
Forty-ffh-s;. and Third-ave. last night. TO
game branch OF the ional union. The union
is known the American Agents Association and
has II coo members mostly in the West e. II.
sdener. president OF the association. was present
las, night 10 organize the branch He
assisted by Messrs. Ryan. Layman. McG.ll and
Johnson the Organization Committee Of the Cen
. trail Labor Union President S,dener said the OBJ
ject OF the union was band together the better
class Of agents. to protect themselves and the pub
rc against rascals
For the security OF the payment OF the Erie Rail-
road Company's prior and general lien bond issues
amounting H75OO00C0. mortgage filed yes
terday IN the Registers office in favor Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company by the Erie
Company. which gives as security all the reai-es-
tate properties railroad rights privileges and fran
ch.ses Four per cent is the rate OF interest and
the mortgage is for period of ten years.
Oscar G. Roselle alias Charles Robinson. twenty
seven years old of No. 2.0o3 Third-ave. sent
TO State Prison yesterday for three years by Judge
Cowing. in General Sessions. on his plea OF guilty
TO charge OF bgamy. His first wife made
charge OF abandonment against him in the Harlem
Police Court, and when the officers went arrest
lxsin n4th Thar
The second wife SAID Roselle burglar. Ro-
selle was not tired the charge OF burglary
Rchfe,d Springs is not equal 10 Belle Meade as
place for breeding horses Richard Croker Is not
likely 10 continue his breeding establishment II the
produce OF his trotting stations is sold in Job lots
at the rate OF $40 dozen It IS possible that the
warl.ke attitude OF President Cleveland may in
duce Mr.. Croker 10 ship his beloved Dobbins back
10 this country. and he viii be used sire 10
furnish horses for the Tammany braves. who
dearly love TO fight under the banner OF Grover
Cleveland
The Rev Or. Rainsford. OF St. Georges
Church. VII deliver his third address at the ser
vice for business to be held In ST. Paufs
Chapel, Broadway and Vesey-st. to-day at noon.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted for grand
larceny Robert f. Mcguire. OF No. Z5 Newark
ave- Jersey City Edward McManus OF No. az
Mad.son-st and W. II. Cline for swindng the
Third Avenue Gable Railroad by means OF transfer
tickets Mcguire a gripman and McManus
vas a conductor. The worked IN connection
GIth transfer agent who had charge OF the trans