New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
NETWORK CITY

Workmen have been busy for the last week in
altering and renovating the Sturtevaut House.
The White Star steamship Baltic, chartered by
the lnman Line, will be III the service Oh tDaI con-
pany only until October.
Miss Catherine L. Wolfe has purchased the build
ing No. 20 Lafayette place, just above Fonrth.sI'
from the es ate OF Benjamin L. Swan for @'o'ooo'
Mr. Neuendorf Of the Central Park Garden, on
Thursday evening of each week will give a Com
poser g Night" his week Wagner selections Will
be given.
The police of the Fifth Precinct yesterday sent
VOID to Headquarters that they wanted TO ina an
owner for a stolen silver cup supposed TO be part
Of some church communion ST.
The French United Societies of New-York to-
morrow will, for the eighth time, celebrate the an
uual National festival of the French hcpuolc ~
the Empire Colo scum, Joness WOOD.
| The presbytrry of ew- York yesterday adjourned
the case of Ii. X. Wilson, jr, treasurer OF the
Boaro of Church Extension, nh.'i OJ.!ooi' """ ~
was suspended until final acton is taken.
Three bows Theodore Reilly. Michael Murphy
and Frank Claus, VINO Tau away from 81; joseph )
| Hone III East EIghty-ninti-St. on sunday, were
captured and sent BACK ny the ponce Se0,oiu"S.
Collector Eedden yesterday removed Inspector
| Elisha lravers for "s,eepIug while on dMty, ana
| Inspector Lynn x. PeIvstl LOT cause. Isha o
! Scheer was appointed clerk
George Thatcher. of thatcher, Primrose west
! Minstrels Yesterday took out letters o. admins
! tratIon Oh the estate Oi his vile, WHO dlcu IasV
month at WcstnelG, n. j,
! Margaret Burbrdge, of No. 32S Last lhltty-
I
at lhlrIy-tltthSt. Jonn NoOstcl' uhe ui'Oi Va VIZ
car was arrested
McInlvre K Wardwell of the Produce Exchange,
Yesterday received three cars OF new wheat, the
first arrival LII bulk TINS season. In quality ahi
cund these first fruits OF the new crop are oetscI
this year than Tor several yeArs past
The BODY of James A. Van DOren OF No. l6l
West One hundred-and-twe ity SIN ,h-st., WHO Was
drowned on Ju,y ~ Indian iiaroOr, Conn, was
/ nuried on Sunday at the Old lenDent Church III
MOuMOuth County, y. j.
! The charges made by John b. Cadcn against the
IJnderi takers Association and by Mis-. SchehierI
| against Ponce Officer ArIKen were not considered
Yesterday by the Grand Jury, but Will PROBABLY DC
taken up on thursday.
James gal. age sIXty-four, OF No. o14 West
! SINty-1rst-st., was found UNCONSCIOUS at ZENITH
| ave aud SIXtIei hist yesterday morning. mere
| were no marks of vIolcace upon ms body ne Is
| Waterman Tor a brewery and was taNen 10 the
! Roosevelt Hospital, where ne died IN lew hours.
| Henry w. Cowles, formerly a bnokkeeper for IL.
! H. C!anln n Co., who ~ under lndctluent iOr muir
der IN the nrst uegree III killing lhomls fIa1aSh
| IN a Broadway DarTOOm near tho Ulsey Rouse
| pleaded not guilty yesterday IN the Court OF Oen-
! criu Sessions. lie relnaIdcd Tor tIlal.
| A s,eam-pipe exploded on the tugboat Connect-
emf last ulgnt ana Thomas Fitzgerald, age twenty
six OF CoXsackIe, the fireman. was severely scdiuei
| Inv the exca,nng Steam and probably fatally III
| inred lie WAS taken to tne ChamoeIs StIeeI
Hospital
| The Orange societies IF this city and Brooklyn
eeIe.ralea Yesterday the l36tn anniversary OF tho
attle OF tile Boync Nv excursion to Oid spring
| tnelr way IN small groups 10 the pier AT EasI
| Inirty-illst-st. Inc excursion starred al lO;oo
a. LII. on the steamer Long Branch ana TWO erowueu
| DaTgeS.