New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-27
NETWORK CITY.


- C r. smngfcld.' July 81 TO August 1s-An
announcement that the festVA Will not 10 gwen heA'
year came from Bsyreuih
Contracts for supplying food to the various Indian
agencies were awarded by the Indian Commissioners
Yesterday The contracts, which require about 3d.
600 900 pounds Of beef and 02o913 pounds OF sugar.
were awarded to more than score Of firms.
Mrs. Rosie BatwnkeI. a young Hebrew woman
living at No. 80 Orhard-st. took some carooic aclu
10 cure melancholy yesterday, and was sent 10 the
Gouverneur Hospital under arrest, where she ued
soon after being admitted.
wallace Campbell Williams, the infant son OF
Police Inspector Williams died from pneumonia yes
terday morning The burial will be at Woodlawn 10
morrow Much sympathy for the Inspector was eA-
pressed in police circles yesterday. His son William,
AGE seven has been Ill for several weeks. and Is sau
to be In great danger
Tho following additional contributions have oeen
received At this Office for the family OF Paul'k NC
Tamany, the Jersey City switchman VINO s"oin. .
his life to save that Of child: Co. So a ~ II
aF. D. H,n"D H. and &C. D. H. 50 "A H. D.
g..
The Harlem Republican Club, No. "a East one
brndred and twenty afth-st during the Centennial
celebration Will hold informal receptions at the cluo
house Luncheon will be provided for members ana
their friends
The stockholders of the Madison Square Gaden
Compauy were 10 hold meeting yesterday ou1 "o
quorum was present and the meeting was pos'po"'"
Colonel A. II. Fl. Dawson gave the Friday morning
taf at Packards yesterday, IN cohuhuauon Vi Ms
,,oroo q Eminent Southerners Whom Have hno"h'"
The Engineers Club, No. 10 West twenty h'h'n
st. will be formally opened to-day at p H.
n, and after tomorrow the commodious and swirl
steamer Mortified Will on the Sea Beach 10u'e 10
Con.v Island leaving the Whitehall ST. terminus OF
Tho elevated roads hourly; time TO Coney lsland'
forty minutes.
At the triennial business and anniversary meeting
OF tho New York Shakespeare Society yesterday 'he
following officers were elected TO serve for three years
President Appleton Morgan; viccpIesldcnt' lhoii"S
II Price: treasurer, James f. Reynohs' secretary,
william H. Fleming: librarian. b. Rush flcid' anu
chairman of the Board of Trustees W. W. NeVIn-
Henry Harlie the alleged forger. who was brought
to this city from Canada on cxtradton proceedings
was arracned before Judge MARITIME yesterday. JIG
Is charged with forging a check for S39Oo' ana so
obtaining S3 900 from his employers, j. G. FITZPATRICK
4 Co. of No So Worth-st. Hardle pleaded not guilty.
He had no counsel. and j. Berlingcr was assigned py
Judge MARITIME TO defend him.
Addie Stanton and Ella Hammond. the women who
were concerned with Edward Meredith and Henry
Herman in the attempt to rob Philip DAILY in iias
in Fourth ave. were taken before Judge MARITIME yes
terjsy Their counsel a,ked that they be allowed
N Mead guilty 10 an attempt at larceny In the second
degree District Attorney Fellows recommended that
the plea be accepted and sentence be SUSPENDED
Judge MARITIME consented, and the women were DIS
charged from the TombS
vincenzo Quarteraro, the italian fruitdealer who
was accused of completely in the murder OF Antonio
Flaccomo near Cooper Union on the night of October
IA was admitted to bail yesterday in the sum Of
g. 500 He was tried a few weeks ago before Re
corder Smyth and only three of the Jurors favored
conviction The bond given by William Elm
meluth, of No. "a Fourth-ave
Passcrs-by on Fifthave. above Forty secondst.
paused yesterday long enough 10 admire the handsome
decorations to the front of the house at No 500 Fifth
ave. 1t belongs to Russell Sage and is the first
private residence the thoroughare TO be decorated
Tho United States slOopof-war Juniaa, which re-
Gently returned from the Asiatc squadron and was
assigned TO the training squadron arrived here from
Newport yesterday to take part in the Centennial
General L. p di Cesnoa announces 10 the public
that the Metropolitan MuseuDl OF Art Will be open
the whole Of next week, free to everybody. from
10 a. m. 10 p m.
musical and literary entertainment in aid OF
the Spanish Evangelical Mission, of East Tenth-st.
was given in the parlors of Rutgers Female College
at No Sc West Fifty fhh-st last night. The singing
in Spanish ard English by the vocal class OF the
Spanish school was much enjoyed.
The Society Of Amateur Photographers Of New
York held interesting meeting last evening at the
clul,rooms No 122 West Thirty sixth ST.. and gave
an exhibition of slides presented by the Boston, Phla
delpha, Baltimore and Cincinnati Camera clubs. The
prize pictures OF Professor Rowland, of Johns Hop
kins University, were especially good
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