New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Ohh Sll
The Union League Club viii meet on Thursday
evening II will be the last meeting Of mo cruz uhui
autumn.
The cruiser Boston has left the Navy Yard, and
Is anchored OF Twenty .hird-st, North River, walt
ing for orders. II Will be decided In another Week
whether she will 60 to Hayn, in which case rear
Admiral Gherardi may transfer his nag to her tehi-
porartly.
Sheriff Flack said yesterday that the report that
one Of his deputies robbed OF 5000 IN Berlh Oh
Saturday not true
The girls IN Miss julia RIchman's Public SCHOOL
No IT, First ave- and Eighty nfthst, instead OF tho
usual graduation exercises tomorrow, Will invite tholr
friends to inspect the regular casSwork OF the school,
Valentine Manck and Charles Miller, East sdo
toughss who were indicted on several charges OF
burglary pleaded guilty yesterday TO two indictments
and were sentenced by Judge CowlnG 10 servo eight
years each in the Staue Prison.
The sale Of the BIjou Theatre property which was
10 take place yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
adjourned until July s.
Tho case of the United States against Ell Well
d Co. to establish the duty on corset stools, In the
United States District Court, was given TO the Jury
yesterday afternoon, aud the juror, after having de-
liberated for several hours. were locked up to remain
until this morning unless a verdict was reached
The meeting of the Executive Committee Of tho
wholesale GrOcers' National Association yesterday
was devoted to general discussion Of matters relating
to the organisation, but no definite action was taken
Another meeting OF the committee VIII be held this
morning.
The Chamber Of Commerce yesterday reelected
Ellhu spcer Commissioner If Pilots for term OF
two years.
Giscomantonino De stepano, who had four francs
In his pocket and nothing but his naIno for baggage
landed at Castle Garden yesterday on the steamer
Victoria from Gibraltar. 1t was found that be was
an ex-convIct having served two ycaH In prison
at Naples. He viii return TO Europe on the Victoria
Police Inspector Williams sailed hts yacht
Eleanor from the foot OF East Twenty third ST. yes
to-day morning accompanied by his brother and their
two sons. They expect 10 be absent from the city
forty days. cruising as far rs Nova Scoua. where tho
Inspector WAS born
The annual meeting OF the Broadway and seventh
Avenue Railroad Company was held yesterday. Henry
Thompson was reelected president, and Thomas T.
Ryan secretary and treasurer and also tho old Board
Of Directors was eelectod.
Tho United brotherhood Of Boiler Makers and IrDn
Ship Builders Will hold a convention on June 10 at
Military Hail. No 103 Bo~ery.
The Ladies' Art Association viii hold meeting on
Saturday the studios No. % East Fourteenth ST.,
10 take action on the death Of Miss Maicka Guttman.
the talented Hungarian artist, whose death was all
nounced some days ago
the death of Mrs Anna Nicholson, forty nine, Of
No. l54 Perry-st who thruwn from a LobtalI
car of the Central CroSstown road Greouwich-svn.
and West Eleventh-st May /, and fatally injured.
The Jury censured the railway company and tho driver
Of the car.
Joseph v. Grimm, years old, who lived with
his parents at No. $40 East Forteth-St.. died yeS
terday frJm the effects Of Bb;k IN the ankle given
him by playmate three months ago.
Yoh, Mu-,.r sya ,ortv-ei0bt a Gern,ob unholgtsrer
living at No 100 Ninth ave-, committed suicide yes
terday by taking Paris green. lie suffering from
alcoholism.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund received yes
terday $40.
Captain Carey, OF the schooner Hastings. reported
yesterday the Photographic once that Juno 8,
| when about six miles cast southeast Of FaulRners
Island, he passed wreck sunk In four isthoms of
water Its mast sticking several feet above the surface
Tho steamer Catalonia, which reached Boston yes
| to-day reported that on June g. In latitude 1870
NORTH and longitude 573o west sbo passed the derelic
| schooner Ethel NJ Davis, aud the same day. In
| latitude 423l north and longitude 4e west, the
derect schooner Palatka- This makes Ave derelictS
| reported in many days.
Senator Hiscock was in town yesterday. He visited
the Custom House and number OF local political
| leaders at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
| Tho Alumnae Choral Society, a branch OF the
| hlumpae ASSOCIATION OF the NeW~1Of Norman NOi-
| lege viii hold a strawberry festival at tho Hotel
Brunswick on Friday afternoon and evening the pro-
| ceeds TO be applied 20 fund for furnishing women
| the means OF studying vocal music. musical and
| literary entertainment viii plocede the festival.
| The Government will in few days opera
tons at Flood Rock Hell Gate with two largo dedges,
and passing steamers and vessels have been cautioned
| 70 give them wide berth.
| The bark George Washington, from Rotterdam, re
ports that on May o. In latitude IL, longitude 90, q
small boat flying the American flag was sIghtcd-prob-
ably Norton's nfeboat
The Columbia College Varsity crew Will row q
challenge race with the Atalana the Harlem
| this afternoon.
| Tho olass-day exercises OF the University OF tbs
City of New.York will be held this evening In AssO-
ciaton Hall.
| At Tony Pastors last evening, during the play OF
SKeppIers Fortunes "GuSH Williams presented
| with . handsome floral obelisk marked "Tammany
and Harlem by his TammHny friends of the XXIIId
| Assembly District many Of whom wero present.
The Baptist Pastors Conference met yesterday
morning at the Twenty third Street Baptist Church
The Rev Dr. w. Il. PArmiy, of Jersey City, who bad
lust returned from JOhnsown, told what he had
| In the flooded district.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT ST. PRANClS IATIHR'S,
The hall attached 10 the college Of st. Francis
Xavier, In West sixteenth ST., was filed last evening
By representative Catholics Of tho city, who came u
listen TO tho musical festival given by tho united