New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
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KEW-YORK CITY.

The Harlem Yacht Club gave pleasant open-air
concert on their spacious grounds in East One hun
dred- and twe nty fourth ST. Friday evening.
The first shipment of new-crop California rains
Will leave san Francisco for NewYork on september 3
With light crops of wheat at all foreign supply
points, dealers feel that good outlet IS fairly as
sled for this counrys thrifty yield, and grain mer-
chants expect prompt activity when the fall Offering
exhibits its higher grades Of quality.
Something will be shown 10y the troupe vi SIX
teen Hungarian girls who expected soon at the
Eden Musce. Their style of dancing will be unlike
anything previously here and among their Other
accomplishments club swinging, fencing and other
athletic features. At tho Muscc to-day the usual
afternoon and evening concerts viii be given.
Leroy A. Truesdc arrested for embezzng over
"a 900 from the New York, Pennsylyan and Ohio
Railroad Company, while acting cashier for the
company at Cory, Penn, over . year ago was ar
ragncd before Justice Murray at the Yorkvillc Police
Court yesterday, aud rcmandcd Police Headquarters
10 await the arrival Of reluisltlon papers from the
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts
to 81, $40 81.
Isaac A. Sinm Of Harlem, has presented 600 en-
bossed fans to the Volunteer Ftemen's Association
and each lady who attends the festival at Brommers
Park tomorrow Will receive one.
The Rev. DR.. Il. S. Macarthur VIII begin a serics
Of sermons on "The Church and It's Relations 10
Calvary Baptist Church tonight His first subject
will be The Church and the Children Among his
other subjects VIII be "The Church's Relations to
the Labor Question: Popular Amusemcnts,7 The
Newspapers and Political Parties"
Annie Dugan known to the police as slippery
Ann was arrested yesterday. There are four in
dicments against her In Brooklyn and one IN jersey
! City. She sent to brooklyn.
Miss Emma Long, young artist. Of No 3O5 West
Twenty -seconG-st was locked up in the West Thir-
tleth-sG police station yesterday afternoon, on charge
/ OF malicious mischief, for knocking two galleys Of
| type into "pie7 in Pendcrgasts printing office, at
! No ri West Twenty hird-st
John Bradley, age ffty-iour, was Ill at his home at
No PA West Thrtieth-st yesterday and accidentally
! got hold of bottle containing Oxalic acid. and
swallowed a spoonful of the poison before he dis
covered his mis- take lie in a serious condition
when the police sent him to the New-lork Hospital
President Rdgway and Commissioner Stephenson.
Of the Board Of Emigration, are making an Informal
investigation of the Labor Bureau al Castle Garden.
This is the result of Alr Stephenson charges at the
Boards last meeting. At the next monthly meeting
cf the Board it IS understood that Mr. Stephenson will
| move TO abolish the bureau.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Company has
y.
Henry C. Johnson, Il. NJ Harrison and !. f..
blackwell all Of Astoria, L. J.. have been appointed
commissioners to divide the estate Of Edwin IIoyt
formerly the senior member Of the dy goods firm
of HOyt, sprsgIc a Co. The property Is in Astoria
Yesterday was the last day for the presentation OF
claims against the Homeopathic Mutual Life suranc
Company, which ordered dissolved by The supr,mc
Court June %. The receiver, Edwin NJ Kellogg.
will have his statement OF final settlement ready in
few weeks.
Bishop H. &. Potter has just returned from Etrope
where he has been spending tie summer.
! The Amateur League scored another victory on the
home wicket in Central Park yesterday defeating tho
/ Ncw-Yorl Cricket Cub by 10 runs.
jeremiah Lynch, hye-year-od boy, OF No 43a
Pearst., while attempting 10 cross tho street al
Pearl and Madison SIS. about dusk last night wa,
knocked down and killed by Of j. Whelan's brewery
trucks driven by Joseph Eiskamp The wheels of the
heavily laden passed the boys skull, crush