New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
NETWORK CITY.

at No SO East Twenty-third-st and c. Wyndham
Qun Is the manager. The contents include pleas
ant comments social matters. criticisms on
paintings and the drama. and interesting light
literature OF various sorts. The publication Is eX-
ceptonally artistic In appearance and It's man
ayers promise that in Its illusions TO social mat
ters and in all features OF vanity there shall be
violations OF good taste and good breeding
The publication starts out well. 1t will not be
sensational indicate in anything. but Will en-
deavor 10 be clean, wholesome and readable In
everything.
At the Liberal Club, No. go East Fffteenth-st'
this evening T. b. Wakeman will lecture on The
Historical Evolution OF Shakespeare and Goethe
A fine copy OF 'Trilby." bound In crushed levant'
| given by Harper Brothers. with an inscription
| on the fyleaf from NJ Du Maurier and Henry
| James sent for the occasion TO a member OF the
committee will be sold at auction by Mrs. Kate
Douglas Wiggn during the intermission at the
"Trilby" tabeaus at Sherrys tomorrow evening.
/ W. c. Brownell will lecture at the Metropolitan
! Museum Of Art tomorrow morning at IL O'CLOCK on
| The Sculptor Rodn and His Works. Illustrated
with lantern pictures. this being one OF the reg
| uar course arranged IN connection with Columbia
| College. No tickets are required.
| Under the auspices OF the City Vigilance League
| there will be conference on next Tuesday even
| ing in the Bethany Presbyterian Church. One
hundred thirty seventh-st east OF Willisave.
on The Peoples Transportation" Lewis A. Della
| field secretary. and William Barclay Parsons. con-
suIting engineer. of the Rapid Transit Commission,
| will speak
| A deed OF conveyance in which Sidney f. Morse
| gives Nathaniel Niles haf-interest In the Morse
Building at the northwest corner OF Nassau and
Beekman SITS was filed yesterday. Tho transfer
| was made for a nominal consideration and the
| assumption by Mr.. Niles Of the encumbrance now
| on the building, which is a mortgage Of sl5sSn
| mortgage given by Mr.. Niles and his wife. Annie
u m ha Mas Insurance Com
| pany for $4,000 the building was also fled and
| il for a period OF five years per cent per an
| mum.
A special election to MI three vacancies in the
| Board OF MANAGEMENT OF the Catholic Protectory
was held yesterday afternoon at its Office No. as
Broome-st The contest spirited. with the
result that Messrs. Miles Tierney Hugh Kelly and
Thomas NJ. Mulry elected TO fill the vacancies.
Policeman OLeary. who on Wednesday night shot
and probably fatally wounded his mother-in-law.
Margaret White. at his home. NO. 2ls Monroe-st-'
was yesterday held by Justice Burke In the Essex
Market Court without bail 10 await the result OF
the woman's injuries.
Dr. Daniel Lewis elected vice-presdent last
night at the Academy OF Medicine.
Assistant District Attorney John F. Mcintyre IS
confined 10 his home No ls4 West Eighty-ninth-
St. with a severe attack OF tonsilits. He Will
| probably be confined his room for some time,
| and operation may be necessary.
The Excise Board yesterday revoked the license
OF the Columbia Hotel. Nos. 1873 and 40 East FIJI
feminist, on which a raid was made on Monday
night
| Mrs. Amelia Stenhardt, who keeps candy and
| cigar store in Second-av between One-hundred-
and seventh and One-hundred and eighth SITS. was
| summoned to the Harlem Police Court before JUS
| tics Wede yesterday charge OF selling ciga-
| rettes 10 boys who attend Grammar School No. 50
Onehundred and feminist, between Second and
! v1.ln uaC
Joseph j. Casey. the principal OF the school Mrs
Steinhardt acknowledged that she sold cigarettes
10 boys but pleaded that she did not know she was
doing wrong. Justice Welde told her that she had
been guilty OF a gross misdemeanor. but he would
take her plea OF ignorance In consideration this
time and dismissed the complaint against her.
| Gilbert Walden the Southern elocutionist. gave
an entertainment. consisting OF Rotations. In As
ISOLATION Hall last night. for the benefit OF the
BOYS club OF the Twenty thrd-st branch OF the
Y VI. C. A. An audience OF about 800 was pres
ent and Mr. Walden applauded frequently.
His humorous stories appeared 10 be much hp-
preciated.
The Hermits will give minstrel entertainment
and reception at Lenox I-yceum. Madison-ave and
Fifty nnth-st.. the evening OF February IS. The
| University Glee Club will take part.
The sixth annual indoor scholastic meeting OF the
Barnard school will be held at the armory OF the
sth Battalion Ninety fohrth-st and Park at ?
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
| Albert Shaw William NJ WINS and others VIII
| discuss THE Wealth OF New-York" before the
Nineteenth Century Club at Sherrys on next Tues
| day evening.
The Society o. Amateur Photographers. No. III
| West Thirty eighth-st, will have meeting On
! Tuesday evening.
The seventh annual entertainment and reception
! OF the Young Mems Institute. Pioneer Council No.
| 100 will be held in the Central Opera House on the
evening OF February 10.
The Farmers club OF the American Institute viii
| have a meeting at D. m. on next Tuesday.
The trial OF Michael Capczzuto who is accused
NJ murder IN the first degree for shooting his wife,
/ Anna Flora Capezzuto on November 4. 1881 was
begun Yesterday morning In the EXTRAORDINARY
Court OF oyer and Terminer. before Judge VIII
| Jams The day was taken up In getting jury.
The Executive Committee 0. the New-York So
ciety for the Suppression OF Vice, and the members
OF the Board OF Managers. including Samuel col
| gate president; Morris X Jcsup. Welcome q.
! Hitchcock. klaen Van Rensselaer,. a. F. Libby.
! the Rev Or. William A. Rice William {. Beecher,
! John Sinclair John V. Cockcroft. Bowlcs Colgate
and Hamilton X. Fairfax have adopted resolutions
! expressing perfect confidence In the honor, nteg-
| rity and fidelity OF Anthony CornstOck. and de
nouncing the testimony which was given recently
| against him before the Lexow Committee
The oyster shipping trade mas been AT a s'andsiI
since the cold snap set in the temperature being
en- low that distant distribution OF oysters cannot
/ he made without destruction by freezing. Raking
has been suspended but there is plenty OF good
oysters in stock ready for shipment as soon as the
weather will permit.
The Sunday-schoo OF the First Congregational
/ Church Of Malone. y. Y. has sent to The Tribune
70, for the benefit OF the Nebraska sufferers This
will be sent 10 the Rev. George X O. Fisher or the
Union,
| and forrorded grea; deal OF money and large
quantity OF supplies for the benefit octhe Nebraska
sufferers Mr. Fishers address IS 70. 10 Bible
! House.
"R NJ H. r." has sent TO The Tribune u for
coal Tor thu moor 10 furnished through the Cnl-