New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-11
NETWORK CITY.

The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to s47,os5 A6.
Dr. Noble, of the Union Park Congregational Church
will speak to young men today at 3 30 p. m. IN
Association Hall
Henry +. Dimock Daniel S. Lamont and sherman
Fvarts are the trustees Of the NewYork and Northern
Land Improvement Company which was Incorporated
yesterday for the purchase, sale and improvement oil
real estate.
The closing months Of the Battle Of Gettysburg
IN this city are marked by large attendance The
exhibition of Edson's phonograph given by the man
agement is an excellent ono This week the phono-
graph will repeat an address by General Bouanger
ITO Ms Friends in America" The cylinder bearing
the record of the Generals words was sent through
the mails from London.
Lulu Printer, young servant employed at No.
o33 East Ninety sxth-st, fell out Of hfth-storS
window Of the house, as she hanging out clothes
to dry yesterday. The fall killed her.
Police Captain Killllea started for Europe yester-
day. in company with his wife. They VIII be gone
forty days. and Will visit the Captains birthplace IN
Ireland
There will be some stirring novelties at the Eden
Musee during the fail The agent OF mat re-
sort has already engaged in Europe a company OF
twenty girls who fence, sing and dance, and other
attractions are being booked Meantime, the figures
of Sullivan and Kran draw crowds. The usual sacred
concerts are a part of to-day's programme.
Brandy from the Pacific grape country, though con-
sidercd by many rather harsh for festive purposes
finds Such popularity with druggists on account OF
its purity.
Nine thousand cases, each containing 30 to 100
California Bartlett pears were distributed to retailers
last week. The rush is over for this variety, but the
South and Ohio will continue the supply.
Charles orion, a crazy Englishman yesterday told
the authorities at Castle Garden that he wanted 10
be sent back 10 England. The case will be laid be-
fore the State Board Of Charities.
When the steamer Hammonia arrived at her pier
on Friday, Emil Stork, passenger, hastily HANDED
three packages to his wife and daughieH who we've
on the pier to meet him. Inspectors Brown and
Donahue saw him pass the packages, and seized them
They contained six breaspins, three pairs OF earrings
five fngerrngs, seven pins, one bracelet, ten
chains and other small articles. stork lives at No.
1914 Creenwich-st
Men were busy early yesterday morning cutting the
electric wires from Ann-st. down broadway to the
Battery. 1t Is expected that the poles Will come
down tomorrow.
The demand for mixed drinks pervades even the
ourbstone mlkcarts, shake of ha-buttermilA and
half-sweet milk finding many admirers
Athletic outftters are doing good deal for the
popularity of outdoor sports by the beauty and ex-
cenence of the costumes they keep putting on the
market, especially in the line of tennis goods
This has been great summer for the "lady-g''ide"
one of the latest developments of women of educa-
ton who have TO earn something. The worlds Far
at Paris has helped them wonderfully.
One of the surprising things to stranger visiting
this city Is the great number OF stores that sell candy
and nothing else. From the Battery to the Harlem
they pay high rents in every block and yet all make
a living.