New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
NETWORK CITY.

Oval May is.
The date of the annual spring games Of the Co
lumbia College Athletic Association has been fixed for
May IA at the Berkeley oval There will be no open
contests this year.
Burglars robbed Mcleod & Co., No. D East Nine
teenthst., silk manufacturers. of lot of SILK over
year ago. and yesterday George Wilson, an eXconvct'
was held in 81 900 in police court. charged with
being Of the guilty men.
Dr. Alfred NJ spauldine, of No. 3 East onchundred-
and-twenty -sixth-s;., held in $1,000 bail IN a
police court yesterday charged with running over Park
Policeman Finncgan at Riverside Drive ana seventy
frst-st. on Tuesday. The physician said the aiialr
was an accident. The policeman hot dangerously
hurt.
Ex,Judge Leicester IIolme. the Mayors secretary.
approved two big warrants yesterday payable to Con
troller Myers and Chamberlain Grain. one was for
81 900 900 the other for S3oi2e4 -, to pay the
interest on registered bonds and stocks of tho city
outstanding and due January l.
Reno Post, G. A. r.. has contributed $3.50 to the
Grant Monument Fund.
An interesting lecture delivered before the mem
bers Of the swiss Club. No. 20 East Fourthst' las
evening by the Rev. Dr. L. Kruc>i, on The Dcsruc-
lion of Jerusalem
The Temperance Congress announced FOR May ID
this city las been postponed TO June IL and L.
Rosie schwetzcr. age nineteen. eloped with Charles
Flower BroOme-st. tailor, five weeks ago, and went
TO live with him at No. 4. Great JoneS-st she was
taken sick Immediately after leaving home, ana on
Tuesday night she died in her lovers arms when an
ambulance was waiting at the door t. take her u
hospital. Flower said he had intended TO marry hcr
but her Illness had prevented the ceremony
The ianitor of a building at Nintllave. and sixty
second ST. found a welldrcssed young man lying III
the front area at yesterday. and being unable
to arouse him. decided that he was merely drunk ana
let him lie there. At a. m. policemen man
atIsEo Drdn ed
head was hurt. They learned that he was T. b. Cox
a student at the College of PLY siclans and surgeons.
living at No. l35 West Sixty third-st. lie was taken
10 the Roosevelt Hospital where the surgeons sali
he was suffering from an injury to the brain. The
police thought he fell into the area While drunk
Seymour Auerbach, age eighteen, of NO. AIS East
Eighty fourtlIst., held in police court yeSter-
dav charged with stealing sums Of money amounting
10 500 from his employers, Kirchof q Brown plumb
ers at No. 1G6 East Fl gIty secondst. Auerbach sad
he lost the money betting on the races
First Lieutenant Garland l. Whistler. Of the 9Th
Artillery whose lectures and practical instruction III
great gun and smallarms drill have been Of much
value 10 the National Guard has received orders 10
remain in the Division of the Atlantic after his rcg-
ment goes to the Pacific Coast.
First Lieutenant James {. Bush Will be relieved from
duty with his battery Of the 3th Artillery on Nay J.
and is ordered report to MajOrcneral Howard for
duty at Governors Island.
The annual reception OF the Hamilton EcpuDHcdi
Club will be held at the Central opera House, Third
ave- and sixty-seventlst., this evening One OF the
attractive features Will be an exhibition dr1 Nv the
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps at y. m
Mrs Pemberton IIincEs and Mr. Manouri have vol
unteered be present and sing at the ir III ad OF
the French Hospital and Free Day Nursery, at Old
Armory Hall, broadway and Thirty sAtlst', TINS
evening.
Many people stop to get breath Of perfume from
the flowers planted in Union square.
The trial of Policeman Francis McGowan, Of the
Harbor SQUAD who charged with blacknaillng
iouor.eIler in Houston continued in police
court Yesterday The defendant introduced several
witnesses TO prove that lie at funeral when the
crime was committed in the hquor-st0rc DECISION
was reserved
Katie Heaney. age fourteen, whose mother hvcs al
No. l73 Fultonst., Brooklyn, who was p'afocf ~
the Dominican Convent, No. 2l3 West Tnr'cth ST..
ran away from that place on sunday ana sought
shelter at the convent at Lexington ave. and siA}
third st. saving that she had been sent On an ciiani
and was lost. ON Monday two sisters OF the ora J.
Started H. Ike the girl back tr con. III Ihr' Ill
st. but She broke away from them ana d'"pp'''fel
She was found yesterday by an agent OF Mr. Gerry 5
society.
John Duane and william Farrell appeared before
Commissioner Martin Yesterday - testify that Police
man Frederick Mead had called them pcrJurcIs, ana
had said 10 Duane The first time catch yon drum.
I'll crack your skull. Mead denied that he hdd u-c1
,uch language Policeman Alexander Kerr, Of the
West Thirty -scvcnth-st. squad pleaded guilty OF benz
of post in a hquorstorc on a sunday morning. "nc
added only stepped to the chained door and told
the bartender pull down the shades Decision was
reserved in both cases.
publc meeting under the auspices Of the New
York state Forestry Association Will be held on sat
urdav afternoon at the American Museum Of Natural
History to awaken interest in the Observance OF Abor
Day. May =
The American Association Of Nurscrymcn Will hold
us next animal meeting at the Park Avenue Hotel
I'm this city on June H.
Company f. Of the a2d Regiment, viii hold a stag
racket at No. 200 East Nineteenth st. TO morrow
evening
Joseph Thurman. who is believed to have passed a
,,u,hcr Of bogus checks lately. was held in police
cour, Yesterday charged with paying his bill at George
T. Doerr's hotel. No. 227 First ave. with worthless
check for $50 and receiving ms change in cash.
The Veteran Corps Of tlc Goth Regiment celebrated
last evening in Beethoven Hall the twenty ninth an
pivcrsary Of the departure OF the regiment Tor ihc
seat of war. There were songs. speeches ana niu,l'
Colonel James Quinan exciting his listeners TO IN
handed enthusiasm by his description Of the bloody
battlededs which marked the presence Oh the Union
side of this gallant Irish regiment
A fair organized By the women cf st. AIMS Roman
Catholic Church. Of which Monsgnor Preston is rector
was opened last evening in Tammany Hall In the pres
ence of large number Of persons including the priest
Of the parish and clcrgymcn from many OF the neigh
boring parishes.
The Twilight Club Will discuss the question: Shall
We Always steal Foreign Books!' at It's dinner al
Morreo's this evening. As the subject 0i an ih'cf
national copyright law is much talked OF now, II
is likely that discussion Will be Of great Interest
A testimonial to Frank NJ. Reynolds, the genia
business manager OF the Eden Muscc. VIII lie SlNct
him by his newspaper friends at the star Theatre OF
the evening Of Sunday, May 4. Tie entertainment
will be replcte with variety, every act BENG ar ~
moved from the commonplace. Many Of the best
known actors and actresses Of the dramatic and comic
apsrs stage Will appear and full details OF the eiao