New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
NETWORK CITY.

r,,o r-,,,.a States ,raining-ship Essex Command
u c.-o,c arrived hero yesterday morning from
Annapolis. Nd
rh. oxc,se license o, the Eldoraio Hotel, no 10
cl,,,on Place. was revoked by the ENc.se bo"td
yesterday Elwood F. Byrne is inc proprietor
several agents OF the Parkhurst society ''S,'"e'
nat the Mace was used as !. sort by disorue'F
women.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted ior grann
1,rco,v BERNARD Nickel. the former coachnah OF
Henry G. Hilton. son OF cx-Jufgc Hilton. on 10
vo,nber q last Nickel LETT the employ 81 NJ nv
ton 70 conduct a cab business ot his own MI M
ton gave him u cab and the next day h"''0'' '''"
a ylc) set OF harness was missing. coupe vi
davs af;crwari hc saw 1t on a horse nti'ch'n 10
cab The cab proved 10 he Owned by MeNen' anu
was driven by his brother Bernard Nickel was
later arrested.
A fury in Part II. General Sessions. yesterday ac
ou,,,ed Nathan Rercowltz. tailor. Ok No ~
Uenry-st who was accused o., attempting 10 hia'A-
mail Mrs Annie Bloomingthal, proprietress OF an
alleged dlsorlery house at NO. III DcAh'ey-'''
Mrs Bloomngthal was arrested last November on
tn. complaint Of BercoWliz. Atcrward u was al
legea Herconitz Promised not to appear against
her for 81.
bernard Fitzpatrick. who arrested Sunday
NTH, on a charge OF ASSEMBLING Patrick Buckley.
proaAwav cab!e.car conductor. was nrraien"i IN
the Centre Street Court yesterday. Afier me CIR
cumstances OF the were explained. tho com
plant was changed to dsorG'ry conduct and
| MAGISTRATE Cornell imposed fine OF SO on fitz-
patrick.
The new building OF 81. Pauls church. Wash
ington-avc near one hunired- and-seVentIe'h-s'''
Will be dedicated tomorrow evening.
| The Alunnae Association OF the Moravian Sem
mary for Young Ladies. at bethlehem, Penn. has
recently been formed in New-York There are
over nfty-two members Of the association whose
officers are as follows: President. Mrs. Belloni'
+ New York; vicepresdents. Mrs. r. Mclaughlin and
Mrs Lowell Purdy. Jersey City; Mrs. Abram My"r.
OF Newark; Mrs. j. a. Mollenhauer. OF brooklyn;
/ Mrs. John King Hall, OF staten Island. and Mrs
Jewell and Mrs. Bernhe.mer OF Ncw-York: CORE
spond!rg secretary Mrs G. |. Ford. OF New FORK;
recording secretary Mrs. Edow Harrison, OF Jcr-
| sey city: treasurer Miss ". l.. Guth. OF New-York
! These officers constitute an executive committee 20
arrange for the first annual meeting. which Will be
| held time this month.
The Theodore +. Ruhle Republican Club OF the
! With Assembly District, Will have It's monthly
meeting this evening. and handsomely framed
portrait OF Mr. Ruhe will be presented
| Ex-Alderman Patrick II. Kchon yesterday signed
the contract awarded TO him by the Treasury De-
partment for carting imported dutab.e goods from
the PIERS TO the public stores At the time
he filed his bond for 5000. which was forwarded
to the Secretary OF the Treasury for approval. lie
is to receive II cents package for carting goods.
At Cooper Union tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Preachers Association Of Brooklyn
| and New-York will take place celebration OF the
! anniversary OF Abraham Llnco,n's birth and the
issue OF the Emancipation Proclama ton The Ma
t.onal Conservatory chorus Will furnish music and
there Will be addresses by Paul ID. Cravath, the
| Rev Ernest Lyon. the Rev j. VI. Henderson. the
! Rev J. NJ. Townsend and the Rev. T. Il. Tompkins
kins.
A series OF monday meetings is being held at the
parlors OF the Young Mems Christian Assocat. ton
No. 81 East Twenty-third-st The first meeting oc-
| CURED yesterday, under the leadership OF the Rev
| Or. w II. =. Faunce, and the series will continue
every weekday from 1915 to p. m. until March T.
The 500 snow-shovellers who worked for Herbert
Tate after the storm OF last Wednesday, and have
been clamoring for their money ever since, were
paid Off yesterday morning at Stable A. In East
| Seventecnth-st.
The committee OF the Board OF City Record re-
Gently appointed to look into the request that the
old Dutch records in the city library be preserved
by being printed in books yesterday advised the
Board to authorize the expenditure OF the 1000
appropriated by the Board OF Estimate for that
purpose 1t decided before authorizing the
work. to obtain samples OF the styles OF printing
required, and estimates as TO the cost