New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
70 s53,523 Sc.
Work on the new lecture hall Of the Museum Oh
Natural History has been in progress night ana oa'
for several weeks to have the hall ready Tor the
lectures 10 the teachers which begin ms mOInhs
Electric lights have been placed in the budihe ana
x.s,erlav the seats were arranged and the screens
rected.
John Ripper. mate Of the American bark RUDY
was arrested yesterday on the arrival OF the DARK
Mt this port on charge Of serious assault on salor
on tho high seas. Commissioner Shields hcu Hppo'
under 81, 800 bail for examination
Justice Charles \. TantOr will speak tomorro"
nveninp at : o'clock in the lccture-room of the
Fourth Avenue Presby erian Church on Mission "orh
Among the Immigrants at Castle GARDEN
Professor Thompson. Of the University OF me OlV
Of NewYork will address the students OF all city
colleges in the Assembly Room Of the Metropolitan
Opera House tomorrow evening
The Rev. Newland Maynard will preach in the
new Episcopal Church of the Archangel, ST. Nicholas
ave near One hundred and eigheenth-st tomorrow
evening.
Notice Of a motion TO discharge the bail In the
case of Assemblyman Charles Smith was served on
the DistrictAttomey yesterday
specisl service Of song. with a short address by
the Rev G. l. McNutt, the pastor elect OF the Uoou-
will Mission Chapel, will be given In ASSOCIATION
Hail. at Twenty third-st and FourthaVe'' toinoiro"
afternoon.
The Hudson River Day Line steamers New-York
and Albany VIII make their last trips for the season
on Monday from NewYork and on TUESDAY lroh'
Albany
The Columbia College School of Pedagogy was
onened Yesterday afternoon in Hamilton Hall. The
number OF students cannot be determined for week
or two.
The regular quarterly meeting of the war veterans
OF the eth Regiment held THURSDAY evening d'
Mazzettfs The report Of the treasurer showed 'ha'
the society was in a hourishing condition All meu
hers OF the eth Regiment who entered the Army OF
Navy during the war and served one year vi "'0i'
are eligible 10 membership.
Sixteen women from Vienna and BudaPesih
arrived Yesterday by the steamer Elder, and will ap
pear in their fencing and dancing at the Eden Musee
A private reception will be held tonight at ocloch
Regular opening for the public will be on Monday al
p. m.
A bundle containing 5000 blank checks intended
for Binghamton bank, belonging 10 j. Il. warner
stationer of No. 81 JOhn-st., were stolen from inc
hallway in that building yesterday. The messenger
who was taking the package to the express once
put it down for few minutes to match pennies WIN
a comrade.
Tho Police BOARD has received from the Civil
eervice Roarl list of roundsmen who have been
examined and have been found eligible for pronouoh
TO the rank of sergeant. In order OF ther ratihs
mon examination the roundsmen are f. j. Mchehha'
James r. Nally, Stephen McDermott, Emil ba"n'
Edward Burns, william Cruise, John Gallagher
Norman Wcstervelt, Thomas Curley, John Burns
lanes Casey. George W. Bach, Joseph Saul, Henry
Aitken Thomas Hyland c. A. l. Schier, W. b. Porter,
] p tucker. p H. Marion and Thomas Murphy
Tho New-York Genealogical and biographical
Society met last evening for the first time this season
st No. 10 West Forty -fOurth-st. The president
General James Grant Wilson, presided and entertained
he members present by describing some OF the more
,teresting sights he had seen during his recent
european tour
Jobc Clark. who shot and killed John Carey, the
Avenue 4 Cowboy at the corner OF Avenue ana
.,x,oentb St on Thursday evening, arragned
before Justice Mcmahon al the YOrkvile Police Court
Yesterday Thomas Hastings, of No. 276 Avenue b.
and Harry Duty of No. $40 East Eghteenth-st.,
testified that they were talking with Carey and that
Clark walked up TO them and, pulling revolver.
deliberately shot Carey in the head. The prisoner
was held without bail to await the action OF inc
Grand Jury and the witnesses we're sent to the House
OF Detention
The Lower Quarantine was discontinued yesterday
and the yellow nag taken down from the hesital
sh,n Carton. anchored in the Lower Pay. Here
after all West India vessels will be boarded at the
Quarantine Station at Clifton.
Al meeting of the Barye Monument Association
Yesterday IL was decided that the time for the en-
,ibjtion of Antoine Louis BaryeS works should ex-
tend from an early date in November until January
Is The proceeds of the exhibition Will be devoted
TO a fund for the erection in Paris of monument
TO his memory.
Coroner Levy hold an inquest in the case OF LIZZIE
5erlach who Is supposed 70 have committed suicide
pv poison on the southern Boulevard West one-hul-
drcd and sevenieth-st, on september 30. Frederick
Bender the man in whose company the girl had been
IN the night preceding her death, was witness.
coroner Levy adjourned the inquest until Tuesday
and put Bender under ~ 900 bail to appear
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