New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
NETWORK CITY.

| ,, sords 81 10 this Office for Mrs. Holt,
| who had her fingers CUT oi Al ''o
| Elizabeth, n. j.
-, - D,,n the LAWYER, was taken to state
80 os,erdav morning TO serve his sentence or
rtne wears and six months lie has been cohiinou !"
| Tho Ton,bs for year. Dunn was cohVcUu io'
having advised his client, Cashier Scout Oh to DAM
| ~ Manhattan to steal $4,000 OF the banks money
! LAWYER Dunn got the greater part OF the money
| nuh.+ Father Lambert Got by Going TO Rome' Is
,hat the Rev DR.. Edward McGHm VIII speak oi Ill
the mass-meetng in Cooper Union to-morro" 0Vo"i's
4, ,r,sh Athletic Club is being organized in this
| CITY of which NJ F. Hackett, No. l'ooa oeconu" 'o
| has been appointed secretary.
The average woman's umbrella OF these days "ouio
| do for an alpenstoch.
Tho new bells in the north tower OF ST. Patrick
Cathedral will be rung at IL o'clock mass tomorrow
| The flag which the Irish Brigade carried az inc
hattie Of Fontenoy Is in the Hotel des lnvaIideS
| prs The second battalion of the Irish Volunteers
IN this city are going to petition the fench "is''i
| at Washington to give 1t 10 them
| The new gnboat Yorktown did not sail rom 'he
| Navy Yard Yesterday. was expected 10 MANI
hsr steam trials but remained at the yard all day. m
readiness to get up steam awaiting the maj oruorS
| from the Navy Department to co.
The attorney for Henry Woltmans't the clerk Oh inc
Market Bureau who was rehoNcu ny
MYERS after tho market investigation, served notice
- Conoro.ion Counsel Clark yesterday requiring
o or,c;, answer TO the writ Of certiorar obtained
| in woltman's behalf
roo S,neral ofCaptain Charles a. QUINN member
4, Tho Tammany Hal General Committee, and an old
| volunteer fireman, held yesterday morning a'
ST Anthony's Church in Sullvanst' a requiem mass
was celebrated by Father Panblo assisted by father
Julius. Bernadne and Daniels. The burial was III
| Calvary Cemetery.
Tho popuar 81 subscriptions to tho Washington
Memorial Arch Fund have raised the amount mel" ny
| Mr.. stewart, tho treasurer, to Si6,ooo 10
In final settlement of his claim against tho CITY,
| Controller Myers yesterday paid James H. Sullivan
tho contractor who regulated and graded portion
| ~ seventh-avo twenty years ago. the sum Oh
s7o ao3 90 sullivans demand, urged by his COUNSEL
| John II. strahan, was S149652 %. Tho settlement
Is the result of a compromise finally effected between
| the Board OF Estimate and Mr.. stranan'
| MAYORS Marshal Engelhard yesterday compie'ed
his examination into the charges against the employ
| ment agents. William J. Ellis of NO. 10 CLINTON
| place and Pamparela, Edwards Norris OF NO 20
clinton Place There forty complaints against
tho pamnanella firm and twenty against Ellis. On
tho Marsbas rport Mayor Grant revoked the licenses
| for both places
| Tho Rev. Dr. Herricl johnson, of Chicago will
sneak to young men in Association Hall, at Eourth'
| ave- and Twenty -third-st., tomorrow afternoon.
solo with male chorus and organ accompaniment will
he features of tho meeting. All young men are in
| vted.
| The bark Lynwood arrived here yesterday from
| Rio Janeiro in charge of her mate, a. d. Johnson
her CAPTAIN Sinclair and seaman, George Frye nav
ing died at sea from typhus fever. Captain Sinclair
contracted the fever Rio Janero and died on June
| 90 FRYE who nursed the captain, contracted the
disease from the patient and died the next day. Both
| mon ,rere buried at sea- The bark hailed from
| Windsor, n. S. She had crew OF hfieen men,
Captaln Sinclair was a native Of the Shetland Islands
He leaves family in Liverpool. Frye was twenty
| four years old
| The inspectors on the North German Lloyd pier
vesterday caught a couple Of men who arrived on the
Lain trying TO hand to their friends on the por TWO
new overcoats. The inspectors were too quick ana
took the coats In the pockets of tho garments were
| found a gold watch and other articles OF 1eweiry'
| worth in all about S2OO
| The numerous employees Of Castle Garden reloced
Yesterday because their back pay was given to them
About ga 900 was paid ont. To-day the employees
On Wards Island will receive their money.
| Mrs Matte Kortrieht. who about three weeks ago
| caused the arrest of a diamond broker named Giro
On a charge of, defrauding her out of $40, was a
| prisoner at tho Yorlfvie Court yesterday, charged
with malicious mischief in smashing two pancs of
glass in Cortinis Hotel in East seventeenth-st. Of
which she was formerly proprietor. She was held in
$500 bail.
| Tho host of waternelons in the market
They come chiefly from Georgia and the Carollnas.
Civil service fly paper Is sold at drug stores. Tho
| Av usually sticks when he lights upon it.