New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
NETWORK CITY.

evening TO discuss questions Of practical interest
Sunday school workers
The Young Mems Institute Glee Club VIII GNe
concert on Tuesday evening at the young "on iH
stitute, No. go Bowery.
delegation of students from Yale ihoiuuiis zee zoe.
and Corbin will address the meeting oil tne s'uuV ,
of this city In the concert-han oil tho Me'ropoN'""
Opera House Sunday evening
Tho annual meeting of the United States Natonai
Lawn Tennis Association will be held to-noiro" '''"
Ing at 80 O'Clock at the Hoffman House
The Amateur Photographic Society OF Coiu,npls
College win give its annual exhibition this ana 10
,or of,arnoons and evenings at the college
lantern exhibition will form the chief attraction 'o
night
A meetnc of the Committee Bills of LadinG Oh
the Produce Exchange with the agents OF inc uals-
atlantic steamship lines and the foreign Hclsn' aeo"
Of the principal railroads, Will DO held al 10 " ~
tomorrow to discuss matters OF coieouNo
One Of the questions to be considered is the adsa
blllty of retaining the insurance clauso !" 'His ~
of lading forms for export talhc'
A score Of destitute and dirty Arabs, who arrived
nm the Rcd star steamship Westernland yesterday,
were detained at Castle Garden until II Is determines
bether they are prohibited from landing under inc
law.
The Fourth Avenue Railway Company has not as
renoted Yesterday lowered the wages OF It's employees
from 50 10 81 CO. and does not intend an ohcal s4u
TO lower the wages Of of Its employees or chahse
the hours of labor The wages saa 10 nave O''"
lowered remained as before
Superintendent Murray said yesterday that ne was
ready at any time to listen to complaints by men.
hcs ~ the Liederkranz Society concerning alleged
nolIce r1denes in enforcing the excise law at the
society,s grand ball He had no Information on the
subject no said, except what he had gotten HON
newspaper reports
The t1ial of Policeman Philip Farley. on the charge
of clubbing Mrs. Hamilton at second-aVe. ana forS-
thrd-st was postponed at Headquarters yes'eluJ
because Mrs Hamilton not well enough TO ap-
near Farley may DO dismissed tomorrow on the
charge of drunkenness for whicL be was tr1ed last
week
Charles p McFadden, age forty-six, general pas
seuger agent of the elevated railroads. fell while cross
lne CITY Hall Park carly yesterday morning. ana
broke his left leg He taken 10 the hospital II
Chambers-st His home is at No. 227 West Forty
nnth-st
President Thompson and Treasurer Ryan, Of the
broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
went 10 Police Headquarters yesterday, and handed
to Superintendent Murray check for sloOo l'F tho
Police Pension Fund.- In return for police pro'ecuoh
during the strike Mr. Murray also received letter
NJ thanks from President Foster OF the Boulevard
line.
The Columbia College students VIII hold meeting
to-day. in order to organize football association and
have a college team next season
The police are searching in this city for Bessie A
Mcintosh age thirty Of No. COS North sixteenth-st,
Philadelphia who disappeared from that place on sa
urday. She had suffered from nervous headache' ana
her friends thought she got train for New-fork
| while temporarily Insane.
At the meeting Of tho Union League Club night
new loan collection of pictures VIII be eShDlled ior
the first time. Tomorrow and on Saturday tic club
house and galleries will be thrown open to ladies
| bearing cards from members
Another complaint was lodged against Redfern. the
ladies' tailor at Fifth-ave and Broadway, yesterday
Miss Todd sent the complaint 10 Mayor Grant, saying
| that she With seven Others had come from England
| under contract 10 work for Redeem. Mayor Grant
| forwarded the complaint TO the Emigration Commits
sIoners and requested them to investigate the matter
| Some of the gllded youth Of the city arc using
candied rose and violet leaves TO swoeten the preatn
| Instead OF cloves coffee.
The gum OF the spruce tree is now worked up into
| a marketable imitation Of vanilla NAV oIing
! Physicians Say that half an hours exercise OF the
arm, back and chest muscles Is worth an hours eA-
erclse Of the legs for men OF sedentary occupation
People who paid high prices for monhey-shn furs
at the first Of the are beginning to THINK That
| the material VIII greatly outlast the rage for IT,
| Gamedealers had no surplus Of stock left over
this seasoD TO be conscated or worked of suireph-
| tlouslY Wild ducks are scarce and dear; canvas
backs. "a and IS pair; redhead, s. 30 and ~ 30
| mallard, 81 and 81 %.
The quality of dates and figs this season is I'M
| usually fine.
Much lament is heard among those who pioneer
ing the beef and mutton trade at tho West Wash
lngton Market Tho demand is slow and scattered.
Many buyers find II most convenient TO draw from
the slaughterhouses and TO accommodate Gong Island
Staten Island and some New.Jersey wants prominent
butchers are seeking available stores parts Of stores
| near their old locations.
| John Ryan, printer, who employ ed for nearly
two years in George Munro's prlntinghous in Van
dewater-st was convicted before Judge MARITIME yes
terday of assault in the first degree. lie had been
discharged by the foreman for drunkenness and after
ward lay in wait for him and fired several shots at
him. Ryan was remanded for sentence.
storekeepers in the ncghborhood of old West Wash.
ngtOn Market who feared that in consequence Of the
demolition of the sheds their places would be
with homeless rats. have yet found no additional
annoyance.
North Carolina shsd coming forward and arc
worth 81 and 81 20; Floridas are down TO 40aGC
cents. Green Oregon salmon sell al % cents pei
pound for whole fish, 35 cents In cuts. Red snapper
the popular substitute for boiling sizes of striped bass
sells at 1o015 cents pound
The fourth private concert OF the Ideal Concert
Sextet was given last night at the salon Of the Men
delssohn Cleo Club, No. 1oS West Fifty -ifth-st.
On the tax books OF the city there has been charged
against the Ncw-York and Brooklyn Bridge Trustees
900 Tor tax arrears their real estate and un
paid rotor water rents Corporation Counsel Beck
man rendered decision on Monday that the eft!
could not legally tax real estate appropriated to public
uses, but that taxes duo on property when # cam'
into the hands Of the trustees must stin be paid
Ihe amount so due ia $4,000.
Indictments were dismissed yesterday agaIns
Morris Weinberg, william Breton and Morris Stein
who were charged In the Court ef General Sessions