New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
"A. B. C."-Unsealed.
81 NJ Pcarl-st. b. WINS.
There were ,522 arrests last week
| Mayors Marshal Byrnes last week issued $40
| licenses and received S2.57o 90.
! The stranded steamer Miranda which went
ashore on Point judith two weeks ago, arrived Ill
port yesterday
! The five destitute Arabs brought here from the
! Mediterranean the Burgundia were returned yes
! terday On the same steamer
Senator Van Wyck of Nebraska. ard Congress-
man Henderson, OF Iowa. have each sent So to iht
! Trash " Ord famine tund.
| The steamer {. II. Northam, instead of leaving
| Peck sip at p. III. Tomorrow, will make an ex-
cursion to New-haven, starting at . a. III.
The body of a man supposed to be one of the
Austrian sailors who drO Yned last winter
was found yesterday III the North River.
An interesting programme of music has been pre-
pared for this evenings concert in the New Central
Park Garden, Fifty-ninth-'t. and Eighth-ave., by
NeuendOrhs Orchestra of seventy pieces.
The Bohemian Brethren Pres ,yteran Church
has been incorporated. The temporary place of
worship is az No. 636 LAST sixth-st., and the Rev.
Vincent Psek Is pastor.
Patriotic people who want Fourth of July
lively but noseess will find satisfaction to day and
Tomorrow III visiting the Monitor Mcrrlmac battle
in MadlsOn-ave.
John Kunuii, age forty-four, of No. 141 Bond-st,
Brooklyn. fell overheard from n IOooken ierrv-
boat yesterday. He was rescued by u deck hand
from tug.
Joseph Murray, painter, of Tent and One
hundrcd-and- hlrty -irstst., was taken the Man
haitian Hospital yesterday, suffering from lead
poisoning.
Theodore Kindlemao, age fifteen, of No. II Riv-
in gtOn-sf. dlsappee red from his home on Thurs
day night, and 1880, the savings of his mooher
has been missing since that time.
Frederick Block age thirty-,ix, of No. 600 East
Ninlh-st.. was run over by his truck. from which
he fell and Instantly killed last evening III
Avenue A.
Archibald Wilson, who lives Mt One hundred and
twenty-ffth-st. and Tentn-avc., was killed last
evening by an incoming tram on the hudson River
railroad
Charles c. Tut printer was taken to Belle
vue Hospital yesterday from ThIrd-ave aud Forty
elghth-st., where he was found with a pistol shot
wound in the thigh
Three good Democrats were made happy by Col
iector Hedden Yesterday. HeuryC Mclvane gets
a cerkshlp at 81 200, James A. Hall one at So 80
q day, and John Nj. RcIhlil an mspec.OrshD at 81.
Esther Halliday, age twenty-eight a Scotch
woman, WAS turned ont of her home at No. 81 East
Northumberland third ST. Oh Friday night fornon-
payment OF rent. she has five small children,
money and her husband Is prisoner on Blackweli's
Island.
will run special excursion tram 10 Mancn
Chunk and Glen OnokO to morrow. 1t will leave
the foot of Lberty-st. at s:15 a. H. aud will reach
New-IOTk Cd ltSreturn at p. IN.
The Gallaudet Club of deaf mutes will have an
excursion on the steamboat Long Branch to Iona
Island on "Wednesday July IA. The boat vii leave
East lWcufy-IulTu-St. AZ y: 81 q. III. ana west
Twenty -iirsi-st. half an hour later.
General j. II, Hobart Ward, deputy clerk of
the Superior Court, wLO is attending the reunion at
Gettysburg, IL the only Surviving General of
Division of the Third Army Corps, and commanded
10, 600 men IN the famous battle. lie is q veteran
also of the Mexican VAR
Between forty and fifty pedlers and owners of
push most Of whom were selling fireworks
were arrested yesterday for obstructlng the side
walks IN Broadway Park Row, Nassau aud Fulton
SIS. Thirty o! them were fined 81 each by Justice
Murray at the Tombs and five fined from ~
TO SO each.
The first annual regatta of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club Will take place Wednesday. The
steamboat Blackbird will leave Hudson Park Dock
at 1913 III. The Atlantic. Sea wanhaka, Pelham,
Larchmonl, Oyster Bay, New-Haven and Greenwic h
Yacht clubs Will participate IN the races.
The American and Foreign Christian Union, of
which the late Rev. Dr Van Norman was recording
secretary, retains ITS fall corporate vitality with a
board of directors of winch the Rev. Dr. William
NJ. Taylor. is president. 1t also maintains an
activity III French evangezatlOn which IS proof of
fidelity to its true MISSION
The annual convention of the Business Edu-
Gators Association OF America will be held in this
city from July to July IA. The formal opening
will take place the hall of Pack ,rds Business
College. No. 500 Broadway, on Wednesday at l
D. m. pubic meeting will be held the same
evening in Cnickering Hail. at which addresses
will be made by Mayor Grace, Judge Larremole
Ex-Governor Chamberlain, the Rev. Dr. j. NJ. Buck
ley, and others.
BROOKLYN.