New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

at the church this evening.
William A. Ogden, age twenty FIVE a ieweler, came
from Chicago week ago and registered at the o"''e
States Hotel. Early yesterday morning he a''euiPe
10 commit suicide with morphine, being despohuoh'
1t his failure TO get work. but failed again ahc was
looked up at the First Precinct Police station
The Rev. E. G. Read read paper on Modern
spirttuasmp before the Pastors Association OF tho
Reformed Church yesterday
The Baptist Minister'S Conference held meeting
IN the Emmanuel Baptist Church yesterday Inc
Rev. John II. Eager, missionary to Rome, spoke on
the need OF mission work I'm Italy, ana inc heV, Dr
Edward Parker president and William Dale Shaw.
treasurer of the Manchester Baptist College, England
gave an account of the work being done by bap'iS'S
In that country.
The attachment against Henry Zeimer & Co.. I'm
porters OF artificial flowers at Nos. 62s and gu
broadway obtained by Salmon Lumley, OF Paris
for $40 CSC has been settled It is said Tor 90 per
cent in cash.
Thomas Murphy and John o'Tooc, who knocked
down and robbed James Nelson, of Newark, on May
20 OF Washington and King SITS, pleaded guilty yes
tenay before Recorder Smyth. Mu ply was sentenced
10 seven years and Ave months. and oTOole to hVe
years and seven months, In the State Prison
The Ladies' Guild of the West Harlem Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sevcnth-ave and ohe-hundreo and
twenty -nnth-st., will give novel entertainment III
connection with their strawberry festival this evening
rendering Of Jean Ingelow's Songs OF seven"
Messrs g. Altman g. Co. and Arnold, Constable q
Co. start the eary-cosing movement on SATURDAY
June / by closing their establishments on that day
At p. IN.
'sscretary Window has appointed Morris s. Wise, OF
Tho Trademark Record to represent the Treasury
Department at the International congress for The pro
teotion Of industrial property. uadema'kj' e~'' 10
be held In Paris on August >.
John KHAN age thirtysix, of No. 4o2 East Twelfth
Ct. tried to end his life with dose OF Paris green
last evening. He removed to the Presbyterian
Hospital in a critical condition.
Commodore Ramsay yesterday appointed board
of officers to survey and report upon the repairs
necessary 10 put the sloopofwar Ysnc In sea~orthy
condition again.
Mayor Grant held long conference yesterday with
CORPORATION Counsel Clark and Incorporation Counse
Beekman about acts Of the Legislature affecting inc
city which are still in the Governors hands for ap
prevail The principal matters discussed were inc
railroad bills 1t is believed that the Mayor Will
advise against the approval Of the bill increasing the
salary OF Engineer Greene, of the Dock Department
from % 600 TO $4,000.
The parents of Alice Graham having consented that
the child should be left In her mothers charge, and
that the father should be permitted to see her at all
proper times Justice Ingraham. OF the Supreme court
yesterday made order to that effect
John ]. Sullivan the Treasury detective, who was
charged on Saturday with having assaulted Mis-.
Elizabeth Rowan in East Observation-Disclosures
secondst., yesterday offered his resignation to AS
sistant Treasurer Roberts, by whom It was accepted
The Excise Board yesterday refused to grant a
license for a new liquOrstore which George W. "eue-
meyer intended TO open at No. 500 Nnth-ave near
the site of church which is to be built by the Trinity
churob Corporaton Objections to the liquor tol o
were made also by the trustees Of the Baptist Church
nj Third ave and Ninety socOndst, and by the rep
rsentatives of the Methodist Episcopal Church Home
for Aged People, close by.
Charles Daubert, German, thirty-three years old,
Win kent a butcher-shop on the first floor Of the
tenement-houso No. 404 Tenth-ave. and lived with
his wife and two little children in rear rooms, went
into the cellar yesterday afternoon and shot himself
IN the head Dependency through poor health was
the cause.
tre,gh. train Of the New-YOrk, New-IIaven and
Hartford Railroad ran over and killed man about
TWENTY-FIVE years old Hunts Point on Sunday
night Papers In the mans pocket maicsteo tna' Dis
name Henry Fuchs
Thu committee on examination Of apple ants for
admission 10 practice at the bar attorneys an
pounced yesterday that they would meet students al
the Court House on June ..
Tho exhibition of photographs Of the Washington
Centennial to given with the aid OF stercoptcon
at Cbickerng Hall tonight By the Society Of Amateur
Photographers promises TO raise good sum Tor the
Memorial Arch Fund.
A programme OF literary and musical exercises ha'
been arranged by the Irsh-American Republican Clut
OF the XIXth Assembly District, to be rendered al
No Io34 Tenth-aye. on the evening Of Decoration
Day The Grafton will ba delivered BY General james
q. o'Beirne.
Tho adult blind residents Of the city will meet a
No 40 Eighth.aye to- night. to adopt resolutions
thanking the Legislature for the passage of the bill
increasing the given yearly to the INDECENT blind
d. The commencement Of the Department Of Law o
the University OF the City Of NewYOrk will be hclt
tomorrow evening in the Metropolitan Opera House
The address to the graduating class VIII be delivered
BY General Thomas Ewing.
The Sick Chldren's Mission Of the Chtidren's AID
SO iety viii begin Juno Its usual summer worl
OF furnishing free medical attendance and nounsh
ment 70 sok poor children at their homes in the ene
menthouses. All applications addressed to Georg
Calder superintendent. No. 2s7 East Broadway, vii
receive prompt attention,
Tho of 81 io7 rs was added to the Washington
Memorial Arch Fund by subscriptions received yea
terdsy. Tho full amount is $s7 $50 &C.
Tho REV, Dr. Huntington rector of Grace Church
VII preach In ST. AIMS Church Thutsda Ascension
Day, at . p. IN. Dcatmucs arc invited ne IN
termoh VIII DC interpreted to them by the Rev. ID,
Gsliaadet. "
A pebble meeting in the tnterests NJ a.. .,,,
schools was held at Association Han l.st n,~s Pov,
school Trustee David II. Knapp Iax,on % n. -
sna MIS- Sheppard OF Boston, president q, a.. -.
women Of American Liberty mado addresses -''
William o. Mitchell Post c. A. r. wa. la, -,
' r~ipaont OF handsoiay SILK Gag from a r,nnh,
Of ladies General Schuyler Hamilton made ,h Co.,
presentation, at tho list Regiment Armory -
Francis o'Se, the Dquordeaiar at No. lao mi,
nsse-st, who testified before tho Police Commsvlope