New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-24
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Jaercr Company, in connection with the
Cecilia Cesangverein and tho Molgomene society, ned
a prtzes shooting and festival in Morrsania PARK yes
,erday. Big crowds were present
The German Eiche-Lodge No. elected the fol-
lowing officers at its last meetng Henry Southkamp'
rIorian Zipf Emil Schnaebele, Carl Enrich, Dr.
Frederick de Kroft, Paul Engelhardt and Henry Noth
The cruiser Chicago returned TO the Navy Yard
fron Newport Yesterday having finished her tactical
trials She win now be made ready for sea-servce'
II was discovered last week that several persons,
who had been employed as CLERKS for year or more
At the Navy Yard had been originally appointed as
skilled mechanics AS this was violation OF law
they were discharged on Saturday.
An excellent concert and reception were given In
the Presbyterian church at Market and Henry sts
last evening" in honor Of the thrtieth anniversary OF
Jerome Owens as teacher in the sundaysehooi'
Major Charles r. Greenleaf will deliver lecture on
Personal Description as Means of Capturing Do
scrters before the Military Service Institution on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock
The gymnasium of the Young Mems Institute NO
goo Dowery viii be opened this evening at O'CLOCK
An address will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. WILTON
Merle Smith
James Grove who has been in prison for nine
months on charge of murder In the hrst degre@
was discharged from custody yesterday by Judge
Cuderseeve on the recommendation OF Assistant DIS
tr,ct-Attorney Davis Grove and his cousin Mlchael
Grove became engaged with many Others IN
drunken quarrel IN East Forty eighths on
night Michael Grove fatally stabbed. ana James
Grove was arrested as his assalmt NO "luieSS
could be found who could prove by whom the blow
was struck.
Commodore John C. Walker, Chief of the Bureau
NJ Navigation, and Commodore George W. Melville
Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering. canc on
from Washington yesterday and inspected the WORK
now In progress at the Navy Yard.
The Mutual Savings and Distribution Fund Asso-
citation has been incorporated by John r Anderson
John II. Durand Frederick W. Card, William 0. Cox
VI W Granger. George D. Cox r. H. Taylor. r. A.
BAGGAGE and Lyman Taylor. They constitute the
Board Of Directors
Frank white OF Fort Hamilton, who has peen
,mployed by the Tucker Electrical Construction Com
many OF No ID Whitehallst.. as an electrician lor
the last year was aagned at the Tombs Police Cour'
yesterday and held for trial on charge OF AiccnS
The firm says that 1t has been roOoeo sSS'e""'
pf over 800 by him
Iobn Rvrnes and william p. Kane, two keepers In
The Wards Island Insane Asylum, were held IN the
Harlem Police Court yesterday on charge OF orugeins
and robbng Peter c. Toley, nquor-shop-keep o.
no. sol Lexington-ave. The men say that ueS
II were playing q practca JOKE
Inspectors Brown and Donohue, of the Surveyors
stag. found concealed on Manuel Blanco passenger
per. three pairs Of diamond earrings, six dlamono
scarf pins a gold watch and chain and four goia
charms The articles sent to the seizureroom
William H. Foster, locomotive fireman, met
with a shocking death on the Hudson River kalnoau
at Eleventh ave. and Thirtysccond-st yesterday lie
was riding on the forward end Of the locomotive anu
fell off BIZ accident. Before the engineer could stop
the heavy machine Foster crushed to death under
the eowcatcher. Foster sixty years old, and had
family living at NO 400 West Thirty ftth-st
The police are searching for Marcy c. Moran age
thirteen a grandson of the late Police Inspector
Tborne who disappeared on Wednesday from his nome
at No 6s3 East One-hundred and thirty-sixth-st lie
IS described as a small slender boy with brown hair
and blue eyes. wearing gray suit and polo cap
Tho washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
o $50 e01 &c.
Ellen Carley, age nineteen, was arrested when COM
inr out Of St Peters Church on Sunday by omcer
Sheridan who yesterday in the police court accused
tho girl Of stealing SD and gold watch from MS
Efe The girl declares that she came to this country
n June. -Four Witnesses testified against her. now
ever. and she was held for trial.
The Medical Society of the County Of New-York
met al its rooms, No. u West Thrty-frst-st, last
evening paper was read by DIR. H. j. Boidt'
There was also nomination Of officers and delegates
10 the state Convention. who VIII be elected al inc
next meeting.
new movement IN the right direction is the action
OF tho Housesmiths' Union IN dispensing Win THO
services Of its walking delegate
The threatened reduction of the wages of the livery
s,abe euuloyes Is said to be from $40 and Sl3
week TO $40 The hosheIs arc members OF the Labor
Mission Club while the drivers belong to the Liberty
Dawn Association.
The new report Of the Amalganated Society OF En-
gpeers Of the United States and Canada shows that
a now has 400 branches. with a membership Of
gGO66.
An unfortunate accident occurred IN the printing
Office Of The Theatre Magazine on Saturday which
preventod its issue Every editor Will understand
the MAGNIFICENT AGONY Of p" and sympathhe
with the publishers. The Theatre Will be ready
to-day hastily printed. but with an excellent liable
Of contents including a strong picture OF the late
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