New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
NETWORK CITY.

I-nitod States Commits Shields, yesterday
held for trial Henry r. Basford. the proprietor VI
several boarding houses. and Michae' r'ae""' 10.
merly a Broadway cabe-car conductor VINO are
accused Of the wholesale circulation OF spurious
coin O, strcetcars and elsewhere Basiord pa
was set at s5cco. and Eagan's at s''V''
The 12lst regular meeting of the Society OF "eu'
cal Jurisprudence will be held to-morro" e.e''',s
in the hall Of the Academy of Medicine. II. NO J.,
West Forty-third-st. Charles Buckley liuhbeii VIII
read n paper on "Thc Obligation OF the STATE !"
It's Relation to the Health OF the Chid.
The first meeting OF the Princeton Club OF New
York for the season will be held at Sherrys on
the evening OF Thursday November 10 The re-
port of the committee appointed to attend the
sesu,,iccntennal will be received ana plans oi '''e
proposed new buildings for princeton 'ni'''S'F
will be on exhibition AS supper Is 10 be served ~
small tables members OF the club are red"es'e"
70 inform the secretary of their intention to be
present.
The United States Steamboat Inspectors have
exonerated the steamboat Magenta from all blame
in the collision on the Hudson River. october TO-
between the Magenta and the tug Niagara
The Rev DR. John Hail. OF the Firth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. will again administer 'he
sacrament of baptism to number OF converted
Hebrews this evening at . o'clock In the nan VI
the American Mission to the Jews, NO vi
Grand-st.
The Charity organization society
with many thanks tho following contributions In
response TO its recent appeal in behalf of two
German sisters: "A Frerd." SIS; III. NJ. H. 40
sympathy" Mrs. Margaret Remsen. Miss Fannie
Remsen Miss Margaret 5. Rcmsen. Il" r. -.
& r." and Mrs. A. b." 80 each: l.. Calm. In
Memoriam" DR. 7. Weber. &c L. II. and Al
bert Fries s. each: Cash" s.: III NJ" +. Yama
and "R." g each: - NJ j." W. J. Goulds's
Son e. CO. and III I." 81 each; II. f. Waste. 20
cents As suffcien; money has now been received
for this case no further contributions will be re-
qured.
This evening the Rev. DIT Madison c. Peters. OF
the Bloomingdale church. the Boulevard and West
sixty-eghth-si.. Will begin series OF sermons on
Great Quesions' subject for this evening. Us
There HELP"
The Young Mems Christian Union OF North New
York will give the first regular concert OF the
season on Thursday evening next in Bethany
Chapel. one hundred-and-th iry-seventh-st.. near
Willis-ave The performers for the evening are
follows: Miss Julie Peck soprano: Miss Marion
Short. elocutionist; Ethan Allen Hunt. tenor: Mrs
Storrs H. Seclcy and George Sumner Kiitrcdge,
panists and accompanies.
The French line steamship Ia Bourgogne went
aground In the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon.
while bound out TO- Havrc. The tide I'm the
food and she hung up for two hours She
got Of without assistance and proceeded her
way.
Justice smyth has appointed George G Andrews
receiver for Oliver II. r Cornell In supplementary
proceedings judgment against him IN favor
OF William Crawford for 2.ss7. obtained In the
Supreme Court. Mr. Andrews has already acted
as receiver in other judgments against Cornell
The Rev Or Newland Maynard will deliver an
illustrated and historical lecture on Jerusalem
and the Holy Land" next Wednesday evening at
the Bloomingdalc Reformed Church. sixty-eighth-
st nd he I'd