New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
NETWORK CITY.

-, q Rattle of Getty sburg' will
snue on exhibition in this city unoi the end Oh sep
,.,rhar II Will then probably be soid 10 an hhgisn
syndicate which is now negotiating lot H. inc ~o-
mission 10 the cyclorama Is % cents on SUNDAYS
Tho contract for building roads and highways adj
,acent TO the sodom and Bog BOOK eseNolrs' I'D
ptno, County will be awarded to-day. clinton
stephens of Brooklyn, Is the lowest odder' a' eo'
55l and VIII probably got the contract
Anorc Mayor Grants visitors yesterday was Fred
or,cl Poberts. whose father, Christopher Roberts.
founded an American college in Constantinople. Mr..
poherts presented 10 the Mayor representation OF
thc CITY Han as It looked the night OF November
a 1925 when illuminated to celebrate the opening
of the Erie Canal
The Columbia College football team expects to get
o work early this year. Captain Hewlett has Issued
notices calling tho players together for pracuce on
September 10.
A hand plano. dragged around and played by. two
women dressed In bright Italian costumes, attracted
much attention In the city yesterday.
There was great outpouring Of men, women and
children especially children from the East Side tene-
ment, bouses last night to listen to the music OF
Fben's band in Tompkins Square. The children
seemed to enjoy themselves, and tore their clothes
and wore the bark from the numerous small trees in
the park BY climbing them.
Neis Christensen and six other fremen began libel
suits Yesterday against the steamer SelVia, 10 recover
small amounts Of wages for labor on the voyage 10
tbis country They allege that some oil their COM
panions who were angry because they would not
ioin In the strike in England abused them on the
VOYAGE 50 that they are unable to complete the full
form Of service for which they were engaged by the
Serva's engineer.
en- H. Fs-The Red Cross Society Is charitable
organization under religious influences and protection
Tho WASHINGTON Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to s47. s44 81.
Cyrus W. Field sailed for Europe yesterday on the
steamship Alaska,
Detectives from Police Headquarters made raid
early Yesterday morning on the liquor shops in Park
Row and Chatham Square which were open after
a. H. Seventeen were arrested. and after
ward all were held at the Tombs.
George Schubert German wdower, sixty-fve
years old who liv ed alone in the tenementhouse No
o3s West Thirty second st.. was found dead there yes
ter,lay afternoon. He had hanged himself to the
door of his bedroom. Schubert was drunkaid
The Health Eoard has received a complaint that an
unhealthy smoke is caused by the burning of tobacco
stems in tho Goodwin Tobacco Works. az Grand st.
and the East River. 4 hcaring In the ease was held
Yesterday afd lnotl or viii Oe DIV en- in tine weeks
Meanwhile sanitary experis will make ali mvestisa-
ton.
At a meeting of the 4th NewYorf Cavalry Asso
citation We telday, arrangements were made for the
members 10 90 in a body TO Gettysburg on August u
to unvel the monument of the regiment.
Application made to Surrogate Ransom yes
terday By Henry Fnck, for letters of administration
on the estate of his brother Frederick Finck, who
committed suicide Boston steamer several weeks
ago. The estate Is valued at S2,J00.
George stors who was arrested on Monday night,
charged by r. NJ. Place, of No IL East Thlrtethst.,
with stealing a watch and two bronze vases, was dis
charged in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday, he
having promised TO return the articles. lie refused
tell whether he was the son of Emery storrs.
Secretary Jackson, of the Board OF Emigration Com
mlsSioners, Is confined at his home by an acute attack
Of pleurisy.
The steamer Wyoming brought here yesterday 1913
swedish Momons, mostly women, I'm charge of Elder
Hart, who started them yesterday for salt Lake City
Collecto Eramt decided yesterday that the fifteen
Arabs who recently arrived here should be sent back
10 Europe Regime Weiss and her two children, who
came here the steamer Vecndam, were permitted
10 land
John Bell, general manager Of the Subterranean
Railway of London, IS at the Windsor Hotel in this
city. He viii accompany Colonel F. X. Hahn, gem
eral manager Of the Manhattan Railway OF this city.
to-day the different sections Of the road, and
examine the system Of elevated railway management.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford said yesterday
that he would not take action to bring the charges
against Sheriff F1ack before the Grand Jury, unless
complaint made by a citizen The Grand Jury
might begin investigation without any action BY
the District Attorney. The September Grand jury
Will meet next Tuesday. Judge Gdersleeve viii de-
| liver the charge TO the duties of the Jurors
Dr. J. G., baldwin, of No. s East Forty -flst-st
arrived In this city yesterday from Round Island Park
Ncw York, with the body Of Carleton Harris, nephew
Of Jay Could Young Mr. Harris died at Round Island
Park Monday from angina pectoris His death
somewhat sudden but he had had similar attacks
before.
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