New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
NEW-YORK CITY

Kat,s Walsh age fourteen, was found wandering
about Fordham insane on Monday evening aud was
sent TO Police Headquarters.
J. A. Arneux Editor Of The NeT- York Entrprtsc
will lecture on 1.-The Binding Duty Of the Race ="
in the Abysslnian Baptist Church tonight.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the German Evan
gecal Church will have festival al 1hird-a'e'
and Eighty y-eixth-st. tonight.
A specimen Of California Bay brewing barley
was on exhibition at the Produce Exchange yester-
day. This is the earliest that any has ever Deen
The British steamship Lancaster, which was re-
ported disabled off Fire Island on Monday, was
towed into the harbor yesterday by the tug storm
King
The Indian sales were closed yesterday by Com
missioner Atkins and the bonds of the bidders were
examined. There were nearly 800 bidders and the
sales aggregated 80 100000
No less than / ,O3S telegraph and telephone
messages about the strike on Saturday passed over
the Police Department wires that day; S43 were
sent TO or by Superintendent Murray.
Eight more children were found suffering from
typhus fever in the Deborah Nursery at No. lo3
East Broadway on Monday. Twenty eight patients
have been removed from the institution since the
fever started.
ave- and One-hundred- d-thirteenth-st., and Nor
ton Palmer, of No. $40 SecOnd-ave., was upset ON
the Harlem River on Monday. The young men
were rescued.
At the annual election of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company yesterday the following directors
were re-elecled without opposition Samuel Sloan,
Roosevelt, s. Clark Jervoise =. Ii. Thompson,
Robert G.. Boyd Frederick Billings and Moses
Taylor Pyne.
The Sunday schools of st. John the Evangelist
s.. AIMS, Annunc1atiOn and st. Luke's churches
VIII have their Whtsuntde celebration IN the
Church of ST. John the Evangelist on Monday
afte noon. The schools will form at the Church
of the Annunciatlon Seventl-ave. and Fourteenth
st. and march down Seventh-ave. to Greenwich
ave-, to Perry-st., thence to Waverly Place and
West EleveDth-st
Samuel Cohen age twenty-four who lived at North
Firth and Seventh SITS, BROOKLYN while at work IN the
hektograph factory No. 1872 kentave was caught III
the betting yesterday afternoon and instantly killed.
young man who says he is an insurance agent sent
10 LOOK over the furniture has been stealing gold
watches from hOnsekccpers In various parts OF te CITY,
He plausible and Induces his victim 10 get
him glass of water while he secures his booty
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the decision OF the
lower courts the effect that when removed police
has reinstatcd upon cerOrar proceedings he
can recover salary for the time during which he was
suspended.
Mayor whitney has determined to appoint a repre-
sentative Hebrew as OF the pew members OF the
appointment OF Simon Young called on tue Mayor yes
tcrday and told that he had about determined to
appoint Lonis Liebman They protested on the ground
that he not representative Hebrew as he did not
contribute belong TO any congregation ana was
liberal IN his views
The New-YOrk and South Brooklyn Ferry and Trans
portaon Company, formed to run boats from the foot
OF Thirtysixt-st to the Battery. organized yesterday
by eectnc the following directors: W. Bayard Cntting
Robert Fulton Cutting Joseph Richardson, G. T. Hunt
snder E. Orr. Stewart McDougal, William Crookshank,
W. A. Stephens and John ". Ambrose.