New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
NETWORK CITY.

Heat Manhattanvile.
NETWORK CITY.
Cornelius and John Curtin. of No. 3ls Pearl-st'
who stabbed John Sloan and his wife and James Law"
ton and Mary Drscoll all OF No. 81 cherry ST. on
Sunday evening, arraisncd at the Iombs romeo
Court Yesterday and held without bail to await inc
results Of the injuries they inflicted.
Lambert Ge;lert fliendless German carpenter
ffty-seven years DID, who had become desponoeh' OH
account illness and loss of employment shot nm
self to death yesterday in furnished room winch tic
had hired at No 176 EsseX-st.
John Uatton committed a brutal assault on his
wife Catharine in their home in the tcncmenthouSe
M oo3 East Ninety inthst. yesterday morning lie
heat her over the head with vcshovel ana tlch
threw her down a flight of stairs. She was sent 10
the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital, suffering from severe scalp
wounds and bruises the body The ponce arfeS'cu
Hatton.
The Irish Immigrants Society at its annual meet
ing held Yesterday afternoon In ITS bulohS III Ohdn-
bcrs-st., reelected its officers of 1So9
A notice was posted at the Produce Exchange yes
terday calling attention bill introduced IN 'oh-
cress by Mr.. Butterworth. of OHIO. defining opuohs
and futures and imposing special taxes on dealers
therein and for other purposes. Members arc ">Nou
10 call the attention Of their senators and Repre-
sentatves to the BILL
The eighth annual meeting and dinner of the Alumni
Association Of the New York Homeopathic Medical
College and hospital will be held on Thursday al
80 p. m. at Delmonico's, Fiftlave. ana twenty
sixth-st
Six big transatlantic steamers landed their stceraee
Messengers Yesterday at Castle Garden. ana the "ar
den was as busy the courts on naturalization u"N'
The officials of the po>tonce department Of the
f,us+oo uouse received a book through the mails re
Gently that contained something more solid than the
interesting maxms printed in It, y hoie aoou. an
inch square had cut through the leaves III WHO"
valuable piece of iewelry concealed Inc covers
bhnr h1n
addressed to a person in Massachusetts,. lhe 'c"e"s
was confscatcd
Tho executive committee Of the Grant Memorial
Association met yesterday afternoon at the rooms OF
the secretary. No. 146 Broadway. Nothing dchhl'e
having been decided the idea which shall Guide
artists in their designs for the monument inc COIN
nlttee postponed action until Monday.
Mrs Harriet Webb gave the last Of her afternoon
course of readings from favote authors yesterday IN
the parlors of the Van Norman Institute FOR Young
Ladies' at No. 20 Central Park West At inc Close
Of the reading many Of the audience reihdiheu "
congratulate Mrs Webb on the success OF ''c 0ou'so
Vito Manassaro and Carmine Caggiano. who were
arrested "a few days were taken yesterday before
commissioner John A. Shields They consented L"
return to italy, where they will be tired for the
murder of Gactano di Paolo Paolos DEAD podV vas
tound ON tDe roadside on January -, lss7. Manas-
,aro had been in love with the young woman whom
hi Paolo married a few days before lie was killed.
Sarah COWell lie MO'nc VIII XIV P"'''
reading this afternoon at The Madid' no. 100 Me'.
ISfty- ninth-s aid of the Young Ladies "nid OF
the Madison Avenue Reformed ChnI'h.
The now wing that has been added to st. rntrcks
Female orphan Asylum, Fifty hrst-st. ana Madison
ave- having been finished. was inspected Yesterday bS
many prominent Roman Catholic laymcn ana priests
II is four stores in height and has frontage on the
avenue Of As feet and on the street % l94 feet Tic
,n,dinr will furnish space for 200 children, and II
cost $4,000
4, the animal meeting Of the officers Of the Irish
Fmigrant society," held yesterday, the folo"Ihs were
elected for the coming year President. james h"rhe'
first vice president. Edward G. Donnely second wee
,,ro.idoni Robert j. Iioguct third cpcsldcnt,
lame, Mcmahon recording secretary j. ). '"ml''"'
corresponding secretary James Il. Floyd treasurer.
Joseph ~ Kcrnan
On the recommendation Of the Medical EoaTd Of the
Wards Island homeopathic Hospital uic '"'nn''
.oncrs Of Charities and Correction have appointed DE-
ceorre TAYLOR stewart chief OF stan to fill the vacancy
c.uscd by the resignation of Dr.. strong Dr. stewart
IL the grandson of DR.. George Taylor Il pioneer Z"
homeopathy in Connecticut, and only son oi exon.
gresham Thomas +. stewart, OF this Guy. iic VIII
accept the Office upon his return from the racine
Coast.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts 10
s75,7O1 "a.
An East Eighty nfthst. man made call the othci
evening and while it progress the small boy
OF the household after inspecting the stranger Win
great interest and minutcnes, broke out with: How
much did you pay for that nccktie"
1.-TWO dollars" answered the caller. bluShins
"Well. you're awful fool to do it. only pay
~ cents
With the approach Of spring the honeymoon business
is looking ND. \ loving couple walked down Fifth
ave- Yesterday afternoon holding hands.
II is said that the ancient Egyptians worshppcd
cats This recalls New York back yards during the
present month What chance for religious Egyptians
Tie annual election of the Board OF Trustees OF
ST. Patricks Cathedral held yesterday III the
yestrv room attached 70 the Cathedral There
nine trustees and each year three are elected for three
wears The incoming men yesterday were James
Coleman James J. O'Donohuc and James X. Floyd
and they I'll the places OF Eugene Kelly, Joseph j.
a, Don nhue and DE. Jancs OROrkc.