New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
NETWORK CITY.

Thu atriling piano makers In the factory OF Aloer
Weber & Co. have appointed committee TO arbitrau
the differences between the company and the men
Mr. Weber says be will do all in his power TO brni
about settlement. and that at present the demands
| OF the men are extravagant
The Tribune has received from NJ. W. Smith. scran
| ton, Penn tho following For new Republican head
quarters. IS for Grant Monument Fund, IS; wash
lngton Memorial Arch. IS.
The two little girls who arrived at Castle Garden
from Germany on the Aler Saturday, and who werJ
supposed to have been kidnapped on their arrival
were found yesterday They had been taken away
by their aunt, Mrs. wnhelmina Rautenoach, OF No
1878 FtstEye.
william J. Keller, age nineteen years, who calls
himself journalist and lives at No. 3l2 West TWEEN
teth-st, held for trial at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday a charge Of stealing books
worth Sess from the library of tho Xavier Union'
No. 20 West Twenty-seventhst
The funeral Of Adolphus Andrcas the Oldest Mason
IN the state, was held yesterday at his home, No.
157 West Eighty.fourthst. The Rev Dr. Robert
Colyer conducted the services Tho body VIII 30
placed in Trinity churchyard this morning
The John J. Corbett Association, OF the Twenty
first Ward had an excursion at Riverview Grove, on
the Hudson, yesterday. About 900 persons attended
Ralph Mcdonald, two years old, whose parents live
at No 433 East Eighty thrdst set FIRE to his clothes
ON Saturday while playing with matches, and was
badly burned. He died yesterday.
Tomorrow and on Wednesday aud Thursday q pre-
liminary examination for law students will be held
in the law-schoO OF the University Of the City Of
New-York by Commits soner Edward I. Dcveln. The
applicants number $50 tho greatest number ever ap
plying
John l.. Trest age twenty, was found dead in his
room at the Van Dyke House. in the Bowery, yes
terday morning Tho gas was turned on and the
room tightly closed
Charles Shown, age twenty seven, who lived a. the
North River Hotel at West and Barclay st found
dead In the cellar at No. 100 BaEclayst yesterday
morning His skull fractured The police be-
love that he was injured by falling down tho cellar
stairs.
Valentine Trcmberger age forty nine, cut his throat
and a largo cash each at his home, No Ills
F1rstave, late Saturday night, and died yesterday
at the Presbyterian Hospital. He was expelled from
Carpenters Union No. several weeks ago for nom
payment Of dues, and had become insane.
The re- atty organized Adolphi Athletic Club Of this
city announces mat, in connection with other " A.
A. A. A. clubs It will give athletic games on June
90 and 90; July 10, 90 ard ct; August 3, 10, II
and 81 September 7, and December Z. Tie games
VIII DO held on the grounds OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club. Eighty. sixthst and EighthHye, and under the
rules Of the n. A. A. A. A.
The woman who was found in the Harlem River
on Saturday with marks OF violence upon her body
was identified yesterday Christina Adler, age
sixtyeight OF No. las Line DIN ave. MOr1sana. she
disappeared from her home last Friday and was IN
sane How she was injured Is not definitely known.