New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
NEW.YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Ths stated meeting of the Board Oh "ali'e0
q. AmerScsn Bible Society was held on 1huisu''
nrsnAe M books TO the value OF about SooAe "0io
made fnclndng a consignment 10 the La rl''@
CO.. ,po,A In Pert issues from the Bioie house IN
I,.s % ss1 volumes; issues since Aprn 1, 4o' 'oA
copies.
Examination OF applicants for admission TO the
,.,. .lasess IN stenography and typewrtng under
,h ans,,tces of the General Society OF Mechanics anu
rroaasnen will be held Monday evening al
Mechanics Hall
rncre..e In business has compelled the ocean
steamship Company Savannah Lnet 70 rent New
peg No. 90 n. r., at Csnal-st when VIII nei0ai'l
he used by them for receiving freight for all points
.outh southwest and Florida points This increaseu
wharf room gives them great advantage as II eSOi0'
tbe,n 10 receive freight with dispatch
,,ho, suit was begun in the United States District
r,-r,rt yesterday by the owners of the Winnie NJ
yatchel against the schooner C. f. Baker 10 recover
ss AGA Which 4. is alleged is due for the loss OF inc
natchcll in collision with the schooner on August l.
Tho thirteenth annual suabiaD VoIlsFest will begin
k-norrow in Ridgewood Park, ana last uh "euI'''"S
A, elaborate programme has been prepared III 0oi-
junction with the festival there VIII be agrlcul'u'
eover. dog and poultry exhibitions. procession
i,h erncorical figures will be one of the attractions
On Monday.
Tho various branches Of the Prudential League OF
SewYork City and neighborng places society TOT
tha AID OF the SICK will hold picnic and summer
nIghts festival in Brommers Union Park tomorrow
Tho hand Of the Goth Regiment gave concert in
Battery Park last evening.
The report of the secretary of the German Hospital
AND Djspcnsary for July and August SHOWS 'i"'
os1 natepts were treated in the dispensary' During
August $50 patients were received the noSpi'A' anu
$40 dismissed.
roff Tho hQO
-, =. NH have n benefit at Manhattan Beach
- r,o,ro,r Tho entire receipts Of the day VIII 10
given 20 him.
1op, IT leo. Of No. 100 Clinton-st, was arraighen
hotorc Justice Hogan at the Tombs yesterday chasu
with being fugitive from justice from kar'an' o"
Jersey. lie was arrested on dispatch receNeu DH
trs,octor Bvrnes from DisrictAtorney Kice Oh tnd'
cunt The charge against him is taking away
tveIve-vear-old boy named william "estcott from
~. mother Tho prisoner was held TO await inc
arrival of the Jersey authorizes
ctrarmakors' international Union of America ana
Canada will hold its twenty-ffth annual convention
in this CITY, beginning September TO- 1t VIII last LOT
week or ten days
1gero was a rumor yesterday in Wall Street which
seemed to be an offspring of the freak trust s'ory'
not an English syndicate making efforts 10
purchase pork-packng establishments and la'u re-
aner5es in this part OF the country No leading pork
mr. lard man at the Produce Exchange had heard any
thing about tho rumor and all men who were SPOKEN
10 on the subject discredited it.
Co,tai, Mccullough arraigned before Justice Hogan
N the Tombs Police Court yesterday Charh Eymoto
and Yoshadc Katanaka, the two japanese men VINO
we're arrested at the boarding house Kept 10y ule
iorrer AZ No 81 James-st. last night on susplclon
:, having Kidnapped Ka Ku, the ffteen-yearod
Ia,anose girl from her homo, No IL Pell-st, last
sunday The officers asked that their prisoners DE
r,ma6ded until this morning and their request was
granted
Shortly before noon yesterday break in the Croton
eater main in Frankfort-st threatened to do con-
adorable damage but it repaired within an hour
Patrick Culkin forty years old. committed suicide
Early on Friday morning by shooting himself in the
head at the Iutnam House, at Twenty-SNthst ana
Fourthave He was paralyzed the left side
and suffered from tlImors in the brain 1t was a
matter of short time only when he would die from
tie tumors
4 communication was received yesterday at the
Protlce Exchange saying that the body OF man
washed up by the at Cape Henlopen was supposed
10 be that of Frederick Finch, a member OF the
Exchange, who was drowned short time ago "hHe
on his way from Boston to Philadelphia. He was
son Of ex-Alderman Finch. His brother, George
Finch. went TO Philadelphia to examine the body
Edward R. Higgins thirty-fve years old, living at
No 80 West Twenty fourthst., died suddenly yeSter
DAY afternoon from apoplexy.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund was swened
Yesterday to $50 500 21 by subscription Of $500 from
ye Merchants Club.
Kate Thomas, Of No. sos Broomest., was brutally
kicked by James Morris yesterday. She was taken
h St yinoents Hospital, where her wounds have been
pronounced to be of serious nature. The police
,re looking for Morris
The Nationalist Club No held meeting last
evening at its han at Third-ave. and Fifty-ffthst
ThaAdeus B. wakeman spoke on How Can Politics
be Returned to the People1" Addresses were also
made by Professor Daniel DE Leon and others.
The XXIst Assembly District Republicans met last
,icbt at No East Fify-ninthst- and resolved 10
onnont a committee Of nine to select the delegates
and alternates 70 the State Convention.
Dr. McGlynn's parishiOners moved from their Old
,uarters on Lexmgton-avo. last night into Brick
LAYERS Hall, on East Twenty fourth-St, near Third