New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-10
NETWORK CITY.

William r. Davis. the colored orator. will lecture
this evening on The Coming Squeeze-Out at In
den Hall Sixty-seventh-st and the Boulevard for
the benefit OF the West side Colored Republican
Club.
The Tribune has received $40 from Amelia f.
Church for the family of Anton Spanier of Hobo
ken. whose restitution told of Wednesday,
The fourteenth anniversary services OF the Jerry
McAuley Cremorne Mission will be held at the
mission, No. lOi West Thirty second-st. on Sunday
next at $50 and $50 p. Prominent clergymen
and laymen are expected 10 make addresses al
both meetings
Mrs Ellen Mulhearn Of No. SIG West Thirty
e,xhth-st the wife Of a fish-peder. died at Belle
vue Hospital yesterday morning from injuries In
flicted, it is alleged. by her husband William
Coroner Dobbs started Wednesday TO take the
woman's anie-mortem statement. She began by
saying that her husband had struck her with his
fist in the face. Then she stopped. and the coroner
could not get her TO utter another word
At the nnnua! meeting OF the New-York Camera
Club held in the clubrooms No. Ola Fffth-ave, on
Wednesday. the following officers and trustees were
unanimously elected TO serve for 1885: Wiliam ~
Murphy president; Franklin Harper. vice-presi-
dent: Harry 3. Reid. secretary; DR.. Robert j. Dew
lin. treasurer: DR.. George Trowbrdge, librarian
trustees-Carleton W. Mason. William J. Cassard
DR.. j. Arthur Booth. George Lor.llard Ronalds ana
DIR. Charles w. Stevens.
The officers OF the Alumnae Association OF the
Normal College will hold the first AT Home OF
the new year in the college library to-day from
TO p.
DR.. S. Soils Cohen Of Philadelphia. will lecture
on Sunday evening al SIS o'clock, in the vestry-
room Of Temple BETHEL on Judaism a Living
Force"
Acting Captain John r. Groo. OF the Mulberry
ST. station. sent word Magistrate Deuel. in the
Centre Street Court yesterday morning that the
men In his command had not made single arrest
during the twenty-four hours ending at 9 a. M
\ recepton will be given by the ladies OF the
Middle Dutch Collegiate Church this evening for
the new pastor and his wife, the Rev and Mrs
John G. Fagg at the church. in Second-ave. near
seventh-st Entrance is through the church house
No 30 East Seventh-st.
Patrolman j. II. Slater. OF the West Forty-sev-
enthst station placed on trial at Police Head
quarters yesterday. charged with neglect OF DUTY
IN failing 10 search f. J. Hallenbeck after he had
arrested him for shooting William T. Robinson
EslIenbeck when taken by Slater before the
wounded man for Identification, drew revolver
and shot at Robinson again.
Mrs Mary Carberry. sturdy Scotch woman
called upon Mayor Strong yesterday and told him
tina. she had landed here few days ago. expect
ing 10 meet her husband Patrick Carberry. she
found that he had been killed by Third-ave
cable-car on November last. while crossing Park
Row She said she penniess and without
friends. ard wanted advice as 10 what 10 40 Inc
Mayor gave her a ten-doliar note 10 Toe her over
her trouble for while Meantime the woman VIII
consult a LAWYER regarding a suit for damages
against the railroad
Mrs Isabel Spencer Freeland will give the first
OF her course Of lectures on current topics To-
dav at II o'clock a; the house OF Mrs. william
NJ Isaacs No. % East Sixty-ninth-st; subject
MATTERS Of Moment in the Western World.
Friends OF William VI. Isaacs, OF No. y East
sixty-nnth-st. said yesterday that the story pub
1o,. r1 ny he
Isaacs OF a charge that. while drunk. he had run
into and knocked down Park Policeman John
Flaherty was false. They say that Mr.. Isaacs ac-
cidentay ran into and knocked the officer down.
and that it was great Injustice 70 say mat MI
Isaacs was intoxicated, as he is not drinking