New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

Fireworks at Manhattan Beach, evening.
NETWORK CITY
Tho Tribune received so cents for the relief OF
the cloakmakers strike from F. e. b." "A. L. c."
and al. p, jr'
Improvements on the Manhattan Athletic Clubs new
grounds at Fiftysixthst and Eighthave 80 on apace
The cinder path is almost completed, and the grand
stand and dressing rooms are being put up with all
possible speed
gang Of men was busy yesterday removing from
the Mnnongahea at the Navy Yard the wheels of some
field gun carriages which she brought from California
OF her crew, eleven were discharged and seven
were transferred yesterday.
special programme has been prepared at the Eden
Musee for this afternoon and evening. Prince Kane
kci, Yank Hoe and Omcnc and other favortes will
appear. and the Hungarian band will play patriotic
music.
During tho summer months the American Art Gal
leres No. East Twenty tird-st.. will be open free
to visitors from a. nj. 10 p M; Saturdays, a. m
to 10 M; sundays and holidays excepted
1t was learned at the Office Of the Commissioners Of
the New York and New Jersey Bridge, No ZIG Broad
way Yesterday afternoon that subscriptions had come
in during the day sufficient TO make up the full amount
to be subscribed to the stock Of the arganizaf'on
A telegram reached the Navy Yard on Wednesday
night saying that the cruiser Philadelphia would
tings instead of having them sent to her at Phila-
dclphia was intended.
subscription list has been opened in the Goth
REGIMENT 10 raise funds for the erection Of monu-
ment to Colonel Corcoran, who refused TO parade the
regiment in honor of the Prince of Wales
Father Mcmillan. a wel-known literary priest in
this archdiocese. has to Ireland for the benent
Of his health.
Captain Coleman. Lieutenant Bergen and sergeant
Afford went yesterday to Philadelphia as delegates OF
the Cirattan Guard to the encampment Oh tIc irISh
American Military Union.
inspectors Brown and Donohue yesterday captured
nm Henry Schneider. OF Chicago. half dozen cigar
holders and four gold watches, and on Monzo iirsch
of PHILADELPHIA they found dozen spools OF GOLD
thread worth go spool. one dozen pair OF ladics
gloves and two dozen silk handkcrchiefs
The Charity Committee of the Produce Exchange has
sent Al 900 To the sufferers by the recent fire at
Martinique Wes: Indies. This fund was obtained
through private subscriptions from the members
Frank RAYMOND who was appointed TO an Office in
the Custom House by Secretary Window on WcdneS
day was at the Custom HOnse yesterday ana was
sworn in by Deputy Collector Couch Mr.. Raymond
does not vet know what he is going TO do
Coroner JIanIv and a Jury Yesterday considered the
cose NJ William Roman age eighteen, Of No 403 West
Forty fourth ST. who killed few nights ago The
,ury fonnd that he had met his death by weapon In
the hands Of Jacob Reiser, Of No. $50 Ninhave VINO
was held for the Grand Jury
Six MORTGAGES aggrcgntng s5500000 were filed in
III. Dcgis,er,s Office Yesterday afternoon by the Con
soldated Telegraph and Electrical subway Company 70
the Atlantic Trust Company and the Mercantile 1rnss
COMPANY The mortgages given for the purpose
NJ cnab,nr the company to provide for the cost OF con
str,,ction OF the various lines OF the subway. INC
bonds are payable June l, 1894, in gold' at inc
rate of per cent
new bill Of lading which has been adopted by the
railroads generally, and which went into erect on
july l. has not met the approval of the Produce tx
change and Evan Thomas. the president OF the FIX
cbanoe has sent out circular letter TO the exchanges
NJ the country protesting against the adoption of the
new form.
al scream!- says Pocahontas to Powhattan. In John
Broughams old amusing extravaganza Lemon OF
vanilla asks the chief In these days he could have
fecingly added, or verdigns.'
In fight at No. 80 Cherryst. yesterday Abby
o,Bren. ten years old, stabbed Katie Crowley. age
twenty. seven. twice in the back, nffcting slight
wounds Both the woman and the child were locked
ND in the Oakst. police station
Postmaster Van Colt is arranging for more frequent
collections in the afternoon hours from the etterboAes
below Fourteenth-st. lie hopes that by the now sys
tenn late deliveries may be made more sure, and tha'
outof town letters mailed H. the afternoon can all be
delivered before the day clerks leave in the early
evening.
The Emerald Gun Club, Of this city. went yester
day on its monthly excursion and meeting 10 Ne"
Dorp, S. /.
A a. LAZARUS Of No. Ais East One hundred ana
.,ehteenth st. formerly a collector In the employ o.
.The Morning Journal was arragned In the Iomb'
Police Court yesterday morning, charged with larceny
last Christmas II is said that he collected $500 ou
the papcr and appropriated the money 70 his own use
Justice Patterson held him for examination
somo Of the "boys' on the floor Of the Produce FIX
change introduced some rccrackers into the pit yes
terday and made things lively for a time
The small boy who blows of two Of the fingers o
ona of his hands today should find consolation IN TN
thought that next year there will be two less finger
on that hand TO be blown off,
Tho man who will invent some appliance for pro
tectng people in the street from avalanchcs Of mu
thrown by passing wagons and trucks will be happ!
II not rich.
The NewYork Bicy Gle Club will hold the following
runs this month: To-day. White Plains races; Jul
10 five mile club road race; 18Th tugboat trip TO Re
Bank and run: 10th, run to Irvlngon, Mbur course
10 witness Kings attempt the record: GOTH Orang
Century run; 27th, Nyack and TarrytOwn run. Il
these rms CAPTAIN George VI. Nsbett will be the pace
maker.
Tho New-Yorh Cricket Club will play the Ncwar
eleven at Central Park afternoon, begnnin
ct 2 p. m.
The Brooklyn Cricket Club will play the eleven Q
the St. PauIs school at Prospect Park Brooklyn. tt
morrow, beginning at IL a m.
ARREST OF WOMAN FORGER.
SHE FLED FROM PROVIDENCE TO NEw-YoRE
WHERE 1T WAS FOUND HOW SHE
HAD OBTAINED $4,000