New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
NETWORK CITY.


po,jce Superintendent Murray has received a letter
from Bernard Quinn, Of Ottawa, to whom New
York "sawdust1 swindler recently sent green
goods. circular.
william J. O'Dar who ran for Assembly on the
Labor ticket in the XXIId Assembly District a year
AGO is going 10 try bis luck again this year.
Bishop wisger, Of Newark, will preside a a meet
Ing OF German Catholics in Cooper Union on Monday
evening TO listen address by Dr.. Ernest Leiba a
member of the German Parliament, in aid OF the Home
for German Immigrants to b. built near Castle Garden
Tie Rev. George Beaver. newly ordained priest
Tor this archdiocese. arrived in the city yesterday ana
Is staying with vicarGeneral Donnelly.
One of the latest wrinkles IN womcn's fnery is a
large ornamental harpn. with fine gold eyeglass-
chain attached, which passes over the ear
Dealers unite in saying that oysters this season
promise TO be plentiful. fat and cheap
The lack Of women's restaurants downtown IS made
- IN some instances by the janress of big office build
lnrs. who serves warm dinners to the pretty type
writers up under the caves.
The cheapest place 10 buy flannel shirt seems to
be at a campaign Quitting shop; gorgeous red and
white garment, with monogram on the breast thrown
In selling for about half a dollar
The fund for presentation to Archbishop CorrfGan
On the celebration Of his silver jubilee amounts to
moro than $4,000.
The repavng Of Baclay-st between College place
md Greenwich-st adds one to the many old-time
siscomforts which the pedestrian has long suffered in
his endeavor reach the HoboEcn ferry.
There ia now such for ice-cream soda that
hosts of modest confeconers and druggists have on
sale But alas, what a miserable mixture IT is as sold
in most Of these places.
Fourteenth and Twenty-third SITS, never wholly de-
,erted are already beginning to swarm with the shop
pers that autumn brings.
Civil Justice Clancy's classic features are BEAM
Ing with delight at the prospect Of new Second Dis
ct court house. which the city has kindly consented
10 build and furnish for him on the site Of the old
Centre Market
Three-quarters Of the soc allied Democratic bandan-
mas are bandannas at all as the white figures es-
sential TO a bandanna, made by dscharging the color
do not appear.
DR.. H. Freeman. Of No. 221 MadSon-st.. accepted
two counterfeit s. silver certificates on Monday and
counterfeit 81 bill on the following day He learned
Yesterday that the bills spurious and Informed
The police of the circumstances Superintendent Muir
ray has instructed the police TO warn storeBeepers of
the circulation of counterfeit money.
Police Sergeant Thompson, Of the Elizabethst squad
probably will be promoted to-day 10 I'll the place Of
Captain Charles Mcdonnell in the Plince-st squad
The creditors Of James p Bennett. the merchant
OF No. O. Vesey-st. yesterday agreed to accept 10
the dollar in six, twelve and eighteen months.
Chief officer sherret. Of the Havana steamer City
OF Columbia made charge Of felOniOus assault in the
Tcmbs Police Court yesterday against Henry GOetz,
fireman on the steamer. and said that Goetz cut him
with knife on the face. Goetz held in 81 600
for examination today
The last symphony night" occurs this evening at
eeidl's Brighton Reach concert, BecthOven's Sixth
symphony being the leading number. while the pro-
gramme also contains such attractions ballet music
from Cd.7 valse and pLzicat from "sylina' Gillets
"Chattering~ and" At the Mnls,o two overtures
Tannhauser March, etc.
SIX fine PeChcrOn stations which Herr Bandnann.
the actor purchased while in England sort of
solace 10 HIS many arrived Yesterday on the
steamship Erin. Three Of these animals cost Band
10000 francs and TO all appearances are well
worth the money Bandmann Will remain here about
ten days and will then take his horses Missoua,
Montana where he has been doing all exceedingly lu-
crative business in the imported stallion trade.
Within twcntyfour hours ending at O'Clock yesier
day morning. one dozen persons suffering from
mental disorders admitted Bellevue Hospital
Tho long walk leading TO the ferry to Broadway.
Brooklyn, at Twenty thrd-st has been rooted over |
much to the comfort Of those who daily the river
at that point.
Oscar Phenf, employed IN a brewery in Ninety
second-s fell from the hay loft in the brewery stables
10 the floor below, and died IN the Presbyterian Hos
pital yesterday.
Al the office Of Blake Brothers Co.. No Nasea,l-
ST., no tdings had been received Yesterday Of the |
mis- ing letter sent on Friday the First National |
each.