New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
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demonstration in honor OF Marshal and Mrs. Booth ON
their return from Europe, on October l.
Tho Prison Association Is receiving many appso%
ons for pamphlets, reports. ETC., relative 70 Prison
Sunday, which this year as heretofore On oc
tober 81 There VIII probably be larger observance
of the day than ever before The Office OF the Prison
Association IS No. lJ5 East Fiftoentbst, where all
information as TO prison topics can DO Obtained by
ciergymen who desire It,.
David IIarfcd a pawnbroker, who Is charged vita
bigamy In marrying sarah Marks, OF No, 2lo East
Droadwsy, on september 10, was bought back 10
this city yesterday from Richmond, Va, whcie no
was arrested. lie was married in 1874 to woman
who is still living He denies his guilt Judse
MARITIME yesterday committed him to the Tombs TO
await trial
There will only DO few moro opportunities Of
seeing sullivan and Kiran In at the Eden Musee.
as the figures VIII DO removed in few days. Erdeiyi
Naczi viii be heard In violin solos today, ana inc
Hungarian orchestra will play. The appearance Oh
the sixteen Hungarian dancing and fencing girls on
october ii is awaited with interest.
The autumn term of the evening cias at the
Young Mems Institute, Nos. 90 and ga Bowery.
opens tomorrow evening at O'Clock. Instruction
viii be given In carriage drafting, mechanical aid
tree-hsnd drawing. steam engineering, English gram
mar arithmetic, bookkeeping, penmanship and vocal
music.
Tho Twcnty-third-st. branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association now numbers $500 members
Tho state Board Of Health met at the Everett
House, in Fast sevenicenth-st., yesterday morning.
and approved plans for sewerage systems for Kingston
and Tarytown.
The regular monthly meeting, Of the New-York
Academy of AnthropoIoy VIII be resumed on oc-
tober l at p M. at Cooper Union. On this OCCASION
the president OF the academy, Dr. Edward T. Mann,
of Brooklyn, will deliver his annual address, and, IL
An,
Iowa will be presented. All meetings Of the academy
free to the public.
The PostOniee authorities viii appoint forty junior
clerks to the several departments here on OCTOBER l.
Thomas King and Martin Regain, who were formerly
officers of a society known as Laborers' Union FRO
tectlve Association. Division No. 3, were taken 10
the Dlsuict-Atoney's Office yesterday by Detectives
Hurd and Sheldon. They were arrested In Trenton
on a charge made by Father Docharty OF No. fio
East Seventy -ninth-st who is the treasurer 81 tho
association. lie says that King and Regan In May.
1855 represented to him that the association hsh
voted to have picnic and they received $500 ron
him 10 pay the expenses Of the picnic. NO picni'
was held and Rcgan and King went to Trenton, ~hefo
they were discovered by the officers few days ago.
The Tribune has received go from B., Phila|
delphia,n for MIS-. Mary Mullins, the young mother
who, with her two children, was tulhed OUT OH "'e
street few days ago.
Fast rivers were lowed down to the Erie Basin YES
terday for the winter.
About thirty feet OF the tower on st. Georges
Church has been removed in the course of repairing
IT, The stones were so cracked that they were use
less and dangerous. 1t will DO month yet before
the addition is finished
dispatch from Asbury Park. published yesfer-
day. said that Ell J. Brown, agent OF the Rustic
Manufacturing Company, had been issuing worthless
checks there. Al the Office Of the company, NO ~
FutOn-st, it was said that such man had been
employed there and that nothing was known OF nm.
Sixty Cinnamon, who have been In the laundry
business, left this city for China on Friday. II was
reported that they took with them all their earnings
for five years. amounting 10 more than 81 600 each.
In Mott-st yesterday there appeared to be as many
Cinnamon as ever, and those who bad gone away did
seem to BIO missed
Commodore A. 4. Bateman paced his steam yacht
Meteor at the disposal OF Governor Green, OF new
Jersey during the naval parade of the Cen'ehmai
cclebr alton last spring. and yesterday the Governor
sent the Commodore a handsome nag bearing mo
coat.of arms OF the State of NewJcrsey.
Mrs t. b. Barry, the general Inspector of Womcn's
Work of the knights of Labor, is to deliver FREQ
address under the auspices OF the Working Women's
Society on the condition of working women al homo
and abroad at Nilsson Hall on Friday evening.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to $52 536 40,
Refined sugar Is half cent lower per pound whole
sae and there possibility of further cheaper rates.
The vintage of California wine will be smaller this
year. Numerous Vineyards have suffered by rain,
large part OF the crop will be converted Int" brandy
while increased quantities Of grapes VIII Dc area Tor
Western
During the week corn fell 10 the lowestremembered
Change price, 1t closed yesterday as cheap a.
40 LA 40 1-2 cents per bushel.
The Rev. II. saragran, the Armenian preacher dele
gated by the Patriarch of Constantncple TO visit the
Armenians IN this country made an address before
the Armenian Union at star Hall, seventh-st ana
Third ave, last evening The hall was hlled with
people, He will celebrate religious service accord
ing to the rites OF the old Armenian CLuch at Grace
Chapel, In Fourteenth-st., at 3 o'clock to-day