New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
NLW-YORK CITY.

The entertaining concerts at st. George, Staten
Island come to q close on Saturday night,
G. W. Roosevelt. United States Consul at Bordeaux,
arrived yesterday on the steamship Chateau Yquem.
Fine seoond.crOp open gro with Staten Island straw
berries are selling at 81 a quart.
John Lsnigan and others, Of saugertias, have for
warded $50 to The Irish World Parnell Parliamentary
Fand.
The Glen Islanl season will close on Monday. Mr.
Stan says present season has been most sat-
isfactory one.
An unknown man fell from tho third story window OF
the Planters Hotel No. $50 Bowery last evening and
was killed. On the way down ne struck Charles
Bran;igan. who leaning out OF a window, on the
head and knocked him out on sign. Brantisau was
caught by the heels and pulled In the window.
James Cunningham, age twenty-eght, sailor on tho
steamboat Idewild who was removed to the Chambers
several scalp wounds died at the hospital yesterday 1t
is thought by the police that Cunningham qaarreiled
with James Lane who struck him with the butt end OF
whip. The police are looking for Lane.
Through the generosity OF Erastus Wiman and W F.
Cody buffalo Bid 900 homeless boys from Brooklyn
viii be taken to the Wild West exhibition station
Island today each boy being supplied WITH paper bag
thousand boys Will be taken under charge OF the Earle
Guild Of this city.
At the American composer night at the Central Park
Garden tomorrow evening, Rudolph ArOnson's latest
waltz the Debutauto WILL be played for the first time
by Neuendorfs orchestra.
Controller Loew is gong to IND ont what the clerks
OF tho dsrc courts have been doing with the fees they
collect and ought TO turn I'm TO the City Chamberlain
He believes that the returns from these officials less
IL amount than they ought 10 be.
DistrictAttorney MARITIME obtained order yester-
day returnabie today In the Supreme Court to show
why the order of Justice Churchill for the
examination Of Commissioner of Jurors Reilly In regard
TO the Grand Jury list affecting Flynn, SQUIRE JaeAnc
and Others should not be aside
The Ancnor Line steamship Company have made
engagements with John f. Starin to meet All their
steamers and land their cabin passe Por No 10
North River this being considered the most satisfactory
way OF landing passengers
The Secretary OF the Treasury has approved Collector
MdgOnes Recommendation to remove keeper Walter
6. Hill for allowing goods 10 10 removed from the
bonded warehouse Nos l02 aud l04 Greenwich-sL, by
Messrs Pings Primer without permit.
1t is the intention of the NewYork Athletic Club 10
make its general championship competition, at Mott
Haven on September Is, unueually interesting. Tho
programme will be mp OF running. jumping and
meeting will take place on Ocober2. Entries be
made with A ii. Wheeler, al The club house, Fifty fifth
St and Sixtn-ave.
Alterations to cost $40, 900 are to be made IN the
house No 20 Lafayette place, by MISS Catherine
L. Wolfe, after which Is 10 lie occupied the business
office OF the Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF New York
August Cal. age sixtv German oryanst, employed
in St. Parieks old Cathedral Motifs was taken to
the Gouverneur Hospital yesterday suffering from
hemorrhage of the lungs
The Fire Commissioners have asked Governor Hill 10
present the Bennett medal for bravery 1885 Bat
talon Chief Peter II. Short next week.
The Cooper Union Free Night schools in Science and
Art will open Oh October l. Applications will be re-
celyed on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings OF this month. beginning TIE 21st, Tho
classes for women IN teegraphy, photography and
typewrtng on October s. Applications for the last
named classes should be made Office Coopcr
Union from $3.50 a. N. to p.