New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
NETWORK CITY.

The Bridge promenade, always favorite strolng
place for lovers, will he doubly popular now that
benches bser placed at Intervals aosg the Walk
typographical Union No. threatens to break up the
Central Labor Union parade II 1t allows Typographical
Union No. to participate.
sister Rose Leo ono Of the secretaries Of the New
York Founding Asylum who died on Friday, was
buried yesterday in Calvary Cemetery.
The young lads down town amuse themselves by
feeding their banana skins to the truck horses. The
idea is not bad II the horses can stand It,
The great whale that has been by thousands Of
visitors at Fultonst. during the last few weeks has
been removed to the foot of East Twenty-thirdst.
The embaming process has now been successfully
completed.
A large warehouse will be erected on the site Of
Harry HIPS Variety Hall, at Houston and Crosby
SITS. which was sold recently for s115,ooo
The Rev. N. A. valvis, of the Church Of ST.
Joseph du Lac Montreal is guest Of the priests OF
ST. Patrcks Cathedral.
st. Andrews Church, of Harlem, has purchased
from John b. Simpson, jr, plot Of ground in Fifth
ave north of One-hundrcd- and-twenty- sevcnth-st,
for $4,000
Edward Ryan, the burglar who broke into the
grocery store Of Henry Hubener, No. s33 Ninth ave.
on July Is, and shot by Hubcner was taken from
tho Roosevelt Hospital to the Yorkvllle Police Court
yesterday and held in $500 bail
Inquiries being made for S. S. Turnbull who
lived In this city about fifteen years ago. Tic held
Western lands, and the information is desired by
Minnesota real estate dealers who also interested
In these lands.
Deputy County Clerk Thomas F. Gilroy intends
taking short vacation and will sail for Europe
Thursday by the steamship Britannia.
Christian Brothers in place of the Brothers Of Mary
been assigned teachers in the parochia school
of the Church Of the Most holy Redccmer in Thrdst
Before Father Drumgooe's death lady gave him
1000 for tho blind ylums.
Henry Willard seen by Tribune reporter yes
terday at his country house al Dobbs Ferry but do
clincd to say anything about business matters. Ho
said shall be at my Office In New-York on Tuesday
and II have any time then, will answer few
questions
Tho Irish-Amcrcan Anti-Clevclapd and Protective
League, Of which John Dewey is the head is enlIsng
a largo number Of the members OF District Assembly
40 under its banner.
Postmen now have little leisure after their hours
Of hard work and are utilizing 1t to take walk In
the Park with their families
Major Frank A. Jones, Of tho 18th Regiment, has
been presented with a handsome sword, the gift Of
his friends in the organization. Accompanying the
gift a llberany signed resolution testfying the
high appreciation in which Major Jones is held by all
the members Of the regiment.
The lcttcr-carIiers yesterday hailed with delight
the that some OF the $50 carriers allotted
by the slowmovng Adm nstration TO this city would
begin work tomorrow.
Among tho $50 passengers of tho Turnessia, which
arrived from Glasgow yesterday, Emma Herr,
eight years old, who made the trip alonc. She
going to Rochester.
1t reported at the Custom House yesterday
that twenty three had been sent to Washington
for promotion from tho 81 900 the 81 200 class Of
salaries.
George W. Ely secretary of the Stock Exchange,
was at his Office yesterday after three months vaca
ton I'm Europe He reported growing interest In
American securities abroad which had been intensified
by tho apparent failure Of the crops throughout
Europe.
Champion BsseI Of No 80 Broadway, who
arrested fpr swindng William J. Cooper, OF No 40
East One hundred and thirteenths was held for trial
Mt the Tombs Court yesterday. lie is charged with
giving Cooper worthless checks for f100, for VIII oh
service Cooper paid him sl5
Franh Moore, of No. 217 Mulbery-st struck Frank
Monahan of No 81 Crusby-st., on the head with a
soda water bottle Saturday, fracturng his skull
He won't TO Bellevue Hospital, and At the Tombs
Court yesterday, Moorc was held TO await the result
OF Monahan's injuries.
John Haw.assn, age twcnty.esht, q vagrant At
tempted suicide yesterday by shooting himself while
In the cellar Of No. I26 CAnast The police re-
moved him to the Osuvcneur Hospital