New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
NETWORK CITY.

oeorre Hunter. OF No In Madison-ave. died
nj his home yesterday morning AZ the ago OF
n,uc,y-eight years from a scratch on his hand. IN
nlcted several days ago The Coronors' physician
after investigating the reported that ne died
OF "a scratch on the hand. selfnnicted. and OF
old age"
Rosa Woodson 81 No I'll West Twenty eighth
At whose throat was cut on Thursday afternoon
in Twenty -scventh-st.. Will recover from her IN
iuries The woman Is still In 81 Nincents HOS
pital Her alleged assailants-Susan Washington
william Jackson and Belle Robinson. all colored-
wero arralgnod before Magistrate Flammer in the
Wcst SIDE Police Court yesterday. and were re-
,ranaed IN fail 10 await the result OF the womans
injuries.
''The Club List OF WORK" In n handsome pub
lication which has just been issued II contains
a list OF the members OF each important club In
this city arranged by clubs. and Is embeished
with excellent pictures Of numerous clubhouseA
The will Of Eliza Do Barres. widow Of Edouard
Findlay and sometimes known as Isabella de
Rarres Findlay filed for probate In the Sur
royatc's Court yesterday by Coudert Brothers
The WILL which bequeaths only a small amount or
nroperty favors the children and grandchildren OF
the decedcnt.
Leo c Teller the manager Of Weber & Fields's
Music Hall who last september was summoned 10
Jefferson Market Police Court. charged with giving
a theatrical performance with concert-hali
formance was held yesterday for examination on
December "a His counsel said that by that time
no exnccted n decision In the Iiammerstein case
Teller was parolcd on his own recognizance
The first Of the series OF MONDAY services TOT
business men, to he held on Fridays in Advent was
held Yesterday In -. Pauls chapel. AT Nesey-s''
and Broadway and was well attended An ADDRESS
WAS made 10y the Rev. Dr. William NJ Geer VINO
spoke the text. Repent ye' TOT 'ho hi"su'"" VI
heaven Is at hand"
The Murray Hill Republican Club. NO lf"i
Broadway will meet Monday. at y. m.
Inth.r the twelve year old child OF the Rev
lanes A. O'Connor, pastor of Christ Mission. No
li2 West Twenty -irst-st.. who was run over by n
truck and fatally injured on Tuesday. was buried
Yesterday afternoon. The services mt Christ Nils
sion were conducted by the Rev DR.. John Hail.
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church; tho
Rev DR. d. j. Burrcll, Of the Marble Collegiate
Church and the Rev. Or. A. u. Kng. The burial
was IN Woodawn
The Woman's National Sabbath Alliance will
hold It's third annual meeting in the chapel OF
Calvary Baptist Church Fifty-seventh-st.. west OF
siAth-avc on Monday at go p. m. The brief pro-
grnnm. will Include addresses by Mrs. Wellington
White and the Rev. Dr. X. s. Macarthur
Justice Andrews. In the Supreme Court yester-
day RESERVED, decision application made by
the Ncw-York La" Insurance Company for the APP
polntment Of n receiver for the olympia Theatre
and Music Hall. pending the decision OF the fore
closure suit against Oscar iiammerstein The COM
pany holds $4,000 mortgage on the building and
has brought suit foreclose. on the ground that
Hammerstein had defaulted In the payment Of In
tercst the mortgage.
Livingston Rutherford will read paper on The
Trial Of Jonn Peter Zenger. Printer Of The New
York Weekly Journal 1884. for Uttering Criminal
Libel against the Government" before the New
York Historical Society, Elevcnth-st. and Second
ave. on Tuesday. at $50 p. m
The Rev Arson r. Atterbury pastor OF the Park
| Presbyterian Church. will speak at the East Side