New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
NETWORK CITY.


p. The course includes English composition and
grammar. bookkeeping, penmanship frcchand drawing
arithmetic and vocal music.
At regular meeting of the Ninth Ward Pioneer
Corps last evening, It passed resolution heartily
approving the platform adopted at the recent Nepuo
Acan State Convention at Saratoga, and pledgihg inc
candidates nominated there earnest and loyal support
certificate of Incorporation of the County Cork
benevolent Patriotic and Protective Association was
nled In the County Clerks Office yesterday. The
trustees are Timothy ]. Heating. John OConnor, Pat
rsck j. sheehan John H. cunningham, Maurice
Murphy, Richard Sliney and Michael 5. Fay.
People are learning a thing two about the
Edeadly electric wires" If one may judge by tho
Wholesome respect paid to the one which fell IN the
pscwery on Wednesday when several hundred men.
women and children made for side streets, and put
safe distance between them aud danger
Now that the cold weather is coming on, the dread
bf missing elev stcd trains night is greater as
few people care for a walk in the cold air up and
nown tho platforms while the stufy lntle waiuhs'
rooms anything but pleasant
A chestnut vcnder who has already begun business
said yesterday that there yet little demand for
ahe roast chcsmutta."
At a special meeting Of the Board OF Directors OIL
HE Real Estate Exchange yesterday Charles ~ schei-
bnerhorn elected director and second wee pr2Si
dent, to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
heonard J. Carpenter.
:. The annual meeting of'thc Columbia College Alumni
Association Will be held on Monday evening In the
library building on the college grounds at Forty
pDth-st. and Madisonave
John r. Carroll. Sheriff Flacks successor as leader
Of the Tammany braves OF the XNth Assembly DIS
tict was the first party worker to show his eoiors
Tor the Democratic State candidates. MI Cafron anu
his fellow antics boldly displayed transparency
last evening front OF their headquarters al fniy
tourtbs1 and Third ave. bearing the names of llilfs
y calling fraud ticket in full Mr.. Ca1olfs zeal Is
hvoken of as of "A much better quality than his DIS
Eretion.
! Henry Thompson. president of the broadway ana
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company. said yesterday ha'
no railroad combination which included his line was
handing and that transfer tickets not TO be given
By the Broadway line any lines other than those
now having such an arrangement
4 The pumpkn weighing over 100 pounds which took
The prize at the recent weStchester County Fair has
boon presented TO the Sinclair House, of this city, ana
Is now attracting good deal of attention III 'he care
of the hotel
Z William c. Tenner held In the Tombs Pohce
Eourt yesterday in 81 GOO bail for presenting forged
kheck on the Editor of ''Tne Forum Charles EVANS
pf the Century Club, the complainant.
X Cayoga Mogo. the ia panesc. who was arrested on
chares Of abducting fit, ,cn Wnified German,
uss held for trial at the Toubs Police Court yesterday
IS On the yeen,iam which arrived yesterday, were
hommander G. H. Van Stcyn of the Royal Netherland
Navy and Captain i. Hubert, delegates 10 inc Amer
San Maritime Congress. Other passengers were r.
E.m1 Mr.. and Mrs George Wharton Edwards, Mrs
Courtlandt Palmer and Otto flOersheim'
Z James Fairfax and william Hobson, of No. 4S6
Hinth- ave. Quarrelled Wednesday night ana falf.
lax pulled revolver of his pocket and then tried
I, NUT ~ back again but the weapon discharged
end the bullet entered his leg, inting slight wound
A policeman arrested him.
The Beethoven MaennercCior will dedicate their ball
bn october 49,
+ one hundred and seventy students have registered
10 enter the School OF Arts OF Columbia College ana
hoo 10 enter the school of Mines. The total NUMBER
hf freshmen for the coming term VIII probably DC lou
+ Bids for ssI 7o6 ca of the advertised pei cent
twenty-ycar school-house bonds were opened yes'er
NAY by Controller Myers, and the bonds awarded 10
hbe Franklin Savings Bank at 10195. the highest DID
TIL. Naval 1nspectdon Board, of which Rear Admiral
ramcs E Jouett is president, inspected the d'spacn
hoa, Dolpbin Yesterday. She IS at anchor near Gov
srnors Island and viii probably to the Navy YARD
pD-day.
RearAdmiral Broune Colstron, from the French
Usgship Arethuse. accompanied by his TWO aiues' re-
tnrned the official call Of Commodore Ramsay al inc
Navy Yard yesterday. lie received salute OF 'hr
tcen guns and the band of the Chicago played inc
French National hymn when Admiral Colstron landed
hnd departed
Tho cruiser Boston has been designated 10 tow the
krook,yn 10 the Norfolk Navy Yard, and upon her
kcturn 10 tow the Lancaster to the Portsmouth Navy
Yard Both vessels TO be reftted Tor squadron
euty.
! The Washington Memorial Arch Fund is rapidly in
ereasipg The treasurer, MI. Stewart, now has 800
k35 Sc.
( The T. s. Grant Club OF the,XVIIIth Assembly Dis
srct enjoyed its annual outing at Point View pleasure
grounds yesterday.
= A. the prooklyn Bridge reference yesterday morn
Mg Frank Raub of No. "A Park Row, testified that
pnly Q small per cent OF tho Vehicies coming over inc
bridge went up Park Row.
Th. Stevens Institute football team will play the
t+,uceton eleven st Princeton next Wednesday. On
shs following Saturday Princeton will meet the Crescent
hlsyen at Staten Island
Anton J. Galloway, age twenty, Of the Strand Lon
NON was arrested in the Bowe-y on Wednesday night
by a description given by the British authorities lie
vas remanded await the action Of the BRUSH Ton
mi on q charge OF forgery at the IonbS court yes
erdsy.
This senior and Junior classes Of Columbia college
innl begin 10 maeiculate to day. The matriculsiion
IL the lower classmen Will be on MONDAY.
y rh. .chooner Sarah Potter, from Perth Amhoy for
e.-terouth n H. loaded with coal, was run into
khout o'clock last evening of the south end OF iarts
r<asnd by the towboat Wyoming, and SUNK IN MID
sx.rral directly IN the track of the Sound steamers,
ko6 is dangerous obstruction 10 navigation captain
6.r+our and his crew of six escaped.
9 The regular semtmonthly meeting of the Young
49, psnubican Club Ol the &Aist Assembly Dis
L,ct was held at No. si1 sxthavc. last night AMI
lntr.aes were made by Colonel Joel Mason. j. Albert
Eneelbart, d. Morgan lIldreth, IT,, Judge shannon
CHARLES Butler, and Others
The wrestling match between Max Luttbeg, Of the
szornbecker Athletic Club. and A. Lauterwasser' Of
his city, for the amateur championship OF Auienca'
took place last night at Turn Han. NO % East
4 and resulted IN favor of Luttbeg.