New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
NETWORK CITY.

"E.n sends $5 for Errninia yenturOli; Artist
sends % cents
superintendent DOench, OF the Bureau of Build
ings, Yesterday ordered the Destruction OF the
tenement houses Nos. 43, 40 and 45l2 Hester-st'.
as being dangerously unsafe
PRACTISING MEDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE,
On complaint of William A. Purrington counsel
Of tho County Medical Society, Albin Fulder was
held for trial In $500 bail yesterday ip Essex Mar
ket Police Court for practising medicine at No.
32S West Fourteenth-st.. without registration In
the County Clerks Office.
ARREST OF BOSTON THIEF.
Summer Kaplen, age twenty-six, left Boston on
Saturday with jewelry valued at $3.50 belonging
to his employer, J., III. Klpan, jewe.er. he was
await the arrival Of the officers from Boston. The
stolen property was recovered.
MORE PARK LaBoRERs DISCHARGED.
Thirty-fye men and foreman were sus-
pended by the Park Board yesterday. President
Crlmmins was busy most of the day at the Park
Offices receiving applications for reinstatement
from many OF the workmen. fle said that not hing
more could be done this SEASON unless the Board
received more money, and there was little proba-
billtv of it.
A GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT ny THE SEA.
The Grand Army of the Republic of Kings County
will hold an encampment by the sea" at Coney
Island on September and Tor the benefit OF the
Relief Fund. Special arrangements are making to
interest the thousands of visitors who Will visit
the camp, and those in charge predict that tins
meeting will be tue most memorable OF any held In
this vicinity.
TRIAL OF THE ELECTRIC MOTOR.
Nothing has vet been done toward the trial of
the DAFT Electric Motor on the Ninth-aVe. eyated
Road. 1t was intended Yesterday to get the third
raI cleared of rust. which must be done before tGe
trial. Toe rain preyealed and the tIlai was neces;
snrily postponed. Manager llawkeswOrth said
yesterday that If it was possible everything would
be ready for the trial on Friday night
INFORMATION ABOUT RAILWAY COMPANIES.
J. b. w. New runswck.-Tbe corporate title
of the " Nickel Plate" Is tho .New-lork, Chicago
and ST. Louis Railway. POor's Railcpad Manual
Will furnish other information. The Sonth Penn
sylvania ~ the name Of railroad now In progress
OF construction between PIttsburg and Harrisburg
winch II has been SAID would be completed in 1886.
IL Is a western extension OF the Reading system
aud William H. Vanderbilt is n large owner. He
las agreed TO abandon tho enterprise, which IS
hostile TO the Pennsylvania Railroad.
DIsAPPFARANcE OF Az IMuIGRsST.
The City of Chicago on her last trip brought
among other immigrants Daniel kccgan. He went
10 Inc Eur Post fotcl IA State-st. last Saturday.
In the evening in company with another young
man he went out TO see the city. before nc weIt
Le deposited in the safe draft for $4,000 lie
left ms companion late az night after drinking
heavily and has not been seen since
TWO RuSAwAY BOYS CAPTURED.
Two boys, who evidently were strangers IN the
city attracted the attention OF pOilceman IN
Nest FItty-nmth-st. yes eTday ana few qucs-
tioms elected the fact that they mad run away
from their homes 10 M2ntIeai, Sanada. Inc iads
sald they were William kerans, age ten. and
Michael Fitzgbbons, arc twelve boy named
Green induced thcm q run AWAY from none, PROM
,sing ~ 6nd employment for them. but he deserted
them at Albany kerans is the son OF Montreal
grocer and Fitzgibbonss father isa customs oihcer
1bc naTcnts were informed by telegraph of tbs
cautire of the boys In New-lork.
AZ IRISH AMERICAN k~sOCtA IONS OFFICERS.
The Edward j. Rowe Irish American Independert
Association met last evening at No. 80 New
Bowery NJ. =. Gfugah presiding. The secretary
announced that the association now numbered
more than 300 members, with the prospect ot %
considerable daily increase. the head OF the 30
ciety Edward j. Rowe VINO was formerly menu
ber IL the Tammany General Committee, but left
that organization and led The lrlsli-Anerican bolt
froin the Democratic party In favor OF Blaine and
Logan during the last campaign, has been chosen
as a candidate for the Legislature from
the I'D Assembly District The call
was opened at the meeting last night, both for
the local and state elections, by the association APP
mounting organizing committees for the twenty-Sx
election districts In the lid Assembly District Iney
are all volunteers, and promise defeat to one or
other or both sections of tho Democratic party In
tine Ward during the fall elections. ne following
permanent of surs appointed President. NJ
T. Grugan; secretary. Thomas VI. Concannon |;
treasurer, w. j. Hogan.