New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

II Cedar-st., was held in ~ 100 bail in police
court yesterday. charged with firing pistol at a
George Baro. who sells Holsters stand in Chatham
square Potter ate Holsters there and would not
pay for them. 4 quarrel followed, and Potter fired
at Barillo
An Easter entertainment Of g e Ode Fokes and
We Young Folkes7 Of the Bloomngdalc Reformed
Church will be held in the church this evening. and
will be repeated tomorrow evening. There Will be
music tablcau, and Rotations.
a Working Woman. One Of the societies for
working girls" at No. -. and the other meets
at No. 81, Clinton Place.
Henry Bowers A. H. WEIGH John Clahin F. y
Gibbs and W. t. IIornbowcr reelected Yesterday
directors of the Newlorl Life Insurance Company to
serve four years.
Tie Norwich Line steamers to Boston will here
after leave their pier. No 40 Cod numberl North
River at Wattsst. next pier above Dcsbrosses street
Ferry, daily, sundays excepted. at > 80 p. NJ, In
stead Of O'clock as heretofore.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary So
ciety for seamen held its forty sixth annual meeting
on Tuesday evening. The society >u>tans three sta
lions on the river front ana looks after the sailors
Homo at No. 33S Pearl> The missionaries reported
the aggregate attendance the services for the yfr
as 25,39l attendance at the reading rooms. 3o.-S"
The society is in urgent need Of funds j. j. smith,
No. II West HOustOn-s is the treasurer.
The New-York steamship Company has bought the
steamship Valencia for the route between this city
and st. John, " B., touching at intermediate points
The Valencia is of iron. was built in 1852 by Cramp.
j. Of 800 tons, and is of the most complete ships
the coast.
The graduates and members of the old ninth class
Of Grammar school No. 3 will attend the opening eA
erclscs of the school this morning.
An Easter sale of fancy articles and refreshments
for the benefit Of St. Lukc'> Home for INDECENT Fe
males at Madlson-ave and EShiy ninth 81. Will be
held AT the Home today. An entertainment consist
ing of music recatons Will be given in the even
ing by Mrs. \. c. Van Brunt. The Home Will be
open 10 visitors at IL a. N.
The silver jubilee of the Rev. Father Bovc Of the
Church of the Most Holy Rcdecmer. was celebrated
yesterday the church in the presence Of congr+
CATION that fully large that Of the previous
d. when a similar celebration in honor of the pastor
q o.. anne church, Father Xeclcr. carried out
Anc, the jubilee mass reception was held. during
which Father Bove the recipient Of presents ana
g. l.i;ulations from many Of his Pensioners.
... Chief Bonner is preparing for the Fire Depart
mo- a new code Of fire signal, and new arrange
me-. # the sgnalbox boundaries. by which quicker
ava ;iorc effective concentration Of fire engines at the
scr s.quilcd may be secured
r.,l. have been submitted T. The Building Depart
n,.rt fir a four-story brioi public school house al
eiA,v ith-st and Tenth ave- "a cost $4,000
= nn meeting of the warrior, athletic ofsanl7a
t;o, Of G. immbia College VIII De held this after
J., H. 10 arrange the colleges athletic policy.
, vr.ions heads Of depaItm Mt mot at the Mayors
.,-. iday TO consider hill- pending in the Lec-
.. af. ting the interest," Of the city. None Of
: ors Of the coneIcncs prepared 70 re
The measures which bad been referred {"
g. rl lie meeting adjourned until tomorrow
Of the World, Fair Committee failed 10
a. I'd. .rday, and the Mayor Is IN doubt Whether
worth while to try to have meeting his j.
second or third failure.
80. executive committee Of the United Hebrew
{ ..iic, reports that the disbursements for Naioh
v ~, s..5o -. There were 80 famic-, consisting
o. :,-9 i,.i~)n-. aided 70 the amount OF F'"'' %
The I.pit states that 2,loG Hebrew immigrants ar
rived s Castle Garden, 1907 of whom remained here
ana 60 left the city. The committee distributed lol
I,'fton. Of coal. so articles of clothing and 2Ol
pir. Of shoe. % for medical attendance were
i.-uec. the nurses made c65 visits. and -0f pupil.
received free instruction in the industrial school
The Beard Of Managers Of the National Temperance
society met at no. IS Reade-st on Tuesday ana
adopted Il resolution commencing the House Of Rep
l-.entatVc, for inserting in the Oklahoma bill pro
Son prohibiting liquor traffic until the Territory
s.H become fully organized. Another resolution
deprecated the action Of the House in refusing 70 ADOPT
an amendment 10 the Army Appropriation BILL that
no Intoxicating drinks including beer and wines ,al
be sold 10 the soldiers any Of the Army cantcen'
General >icklcs has found that sheriff he Is con
frontcd with 4 condition, not theory.
Chamber "a a
Yesterday reelected AmbrO-r snow and samuel Hard
jnr Commissioners OF Pilot foi another term Of tw'
wears dating from April .. There were no othc
candidate. and the choice Wi, made unanimously.
Committees from the Produce and Cotton Exchange
vert 10 Washington yesterday 20 protest against tn
,ass.I-c Of the Butterworth lii defining "options
and "futurcsa and lcvyins Il -peciai tax dealer
in them.
The taking Of testimony in the case Of T.. H. IIorner
W. .ln -.I. IL, /.
Rev Anton i. Schwcnnircr with selling him com
,,,,tjvey worthless bond, for 5000 by false rep
rescntations finished m police court yesterday
Mr. Iiorncr took the stand and explained the trans
action DENYING the compliments charges Decision
was reserved.
Marshal Jacoius has received lie money Cor TN
paymcnt Of the supcrv Of Election who served a
the Congress election the IXth and WITH District
on November , and November 80. lo-9. lie will pa,
the supervisors at Room %, PosOlfcc Building be
tween q and p. m. on Monday.
The First District Dental society has elected Dr.
j. f. Hodson president, Dr '. II. Jackson viccpresi
dent Dr. b. c. Nash secretary. DR.. John /. liar
treasurer and DR.. J. Bond Litts librarian
The flight of Dr. Marlbrcitcr. a celebrated crimina
LAWYER from Vienna icN week, ago has had al
ready according to the Berlin Bocrsen Courier on
tragic result. AS published In The Tribune at III
time Dr. Markbrcitcr, after cmbczzlng large q
money belonging TO his clients. came to NewNor
and spent some time here. Of his clients. jose
Teller 10 whom II is said MarkJreitcr owed 5000
gnlden committed suicide 10; long ago On account Q
his loss.
The local agents Of the White star Line received
dispatch yesterday 49, ing that the Teutonic had al
rived at Queenstown, breaking her own rccoic BY owe
two hours. Her best previous record was six day
six hours and nineteen minute.
"To-morrow the rain ana fog will move on I'll
coasts said Sergeant Dunn yesterday, and VIII b
followed by fair and colder weather with brisk WINDS
A horse attached 10 a wagon belonging TO Ferdlnan
Crcenebaum a newsdcaler, of spruccst., took fr1gf
in Broome-st yesterday, and ran away wmle Ut
driver was delivering papers The horse ran dow
rroome-st into the East River and taken Ou
Of the water at RivingtOn-st.