New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
NETWORK CITY.

&C. NJ. 1.-the address of the employment bureau
of the Young Women's Christian Association Is NO.
East Fifteenth-st.
The Rev. Charles II. Hall will preach and conduct
tbe religious service at Manhattan Beach on sunday
m0rnng.
I'm 10 Sunday there was fine weakfshing in New
York Bay but SINCE owing to an early summer ViSit
of sharks and porpoises, few fish have been taken.
The Business Mems Republican Club Of the lNth
Assembly District will hold special meeting a' "i'
club rooms No. 45 Grovc-st, on Monday at o p M
prominent RepubIicans of this city will address the
meeting.
Arthur Tuslow, the assistant secretary Of the
BrookIyn Young Mems Christian Association, Will ad
dress young men in Association Hail. at Twenty-tmrd-
st. and Fourthave., on Sunday afternoon
The monthly reception of the Young Mems In
stitute al No 900 Bowcry will take place On tues
day evening.
The cruser Boston, one Of the Squadron Of Evolu-
tion left her anchorage in the North River at +" a. H.
Yesterday and went to the Navy Yard, where she VIII
remain for the next two months under repairs her
crsnlshafts arc badly out Of bnc, the pins are loose
in the ewes Of the cranks and there are other repairs
to be made to the machinery. The vessel VIII also
he nut into drydock to have her lotion cleaned ana
a coating Of redeld and anti foulLg paint put on
At an executive meeting of the S. S. Cox Monu-
ment Committee held Wednesday evening, the COM
mission for the erection of the proposed statue OF Mr
Cox was awarded 10 Miss Louise Lawson, OF NO. II
East Fifty-nnth-st.
Controller MYERS received 500 yesterday for transfer
to the conscience Fund"
coroner's jury yesterday decided that MIS- NC
Entee of No 105 Mottst.. who was found dead under
n neighbor's window, had killed herself by faiilhg
from the roof when intoxicated.
Frank Moran. the boatman at Central Park lake,
nc
yicted of abduction yesterday before Recorder smyth
Dr Henry G.. McGonecal, Augustus Harrison and
Mrs Fannie d. Shaw, accused of manslaughter IN
cansinc the death OF Annie Goodwin, pleaded not
cuiltv Yesterday before Recorder Smyu Dr. Ac'
Conceal is held under $4,000 BAIL and the Recorder
on application of Acting Distnct-Atorney Beuion'
raised the amount Of the bail in the case OF harrison
TO 81 800 a bond to that amount was furhishel
| bv John Dawson, OF No. 23G East Thirty -sixth-st.
| and William Bergen of No. 221 West Tenth-st' ana
Harrison was released Undertaken Cornelius Merritt
| cave a bond in the sum of $1,000 TO appear as a
| witness.
Twenty-six English iackasses arrived here yester
| day on the steamer Lydian Monarch. They were
brought here for breeding purposes
The Leary raft will remain in Flushing Bay for a
few days before it is broken up. This is to give
builders and other people an opportunity TO see The
| raft.
j. c. Cummings, chief clerk in the special Treasury
agents Office here received yesterday his commission
| as a special Treasury agent. lie is one of Chiel
Wibur's best men.
big bale of Texas cotton rolled into the Produce
Exchange on d charitable mission. which has carried
| il 10 many exchanges in the country. 1t was sci
a-rolling 10 gather funds for the Houston Orphan
| Asvlum Of Texas. 1t has been sold at anctlon a
number of times, and has collected already To'4 40
II will he sold at auction to-day at 10 p. N.
John H. McCracken vcepresidcnt of the Woodsde
Dcnublican Club of Newark, was yesterday elected
treasurer of the Commercial Alliance Life Insurance
| Company.
Theodore C. Landmesser. formerly secretary OF The
Mutual Benefit Life Association Of America who wa
recently arrested for the larceny OF S20 on complaint
Of the company. honorably discharged YESTERDAY
when II was shown that he received the money from
the cashier on account Of his salary. Colonel Edward
Henry Kent the president Of the company, has re
] signed.