New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-14
NETWORK CITY.


Evraud the fugitive murderer Of Marshal Gouhe III
Paris was published yesterday. The Inspector ueh'cu
The story and said he had been asked TO ala
in the capture of the French murderer
Louis De Badai was held in 81 900 bail in police
conrt Yesterday for stealing 500 his employers.
See johnson d Depew, insurance brokers' al no W
Liberty-st.
Max Miller and Charles Dalrymplc were held in a
police court Yesterday for selling pools on the races at
No. 500 Grandst
Michael Willett. fireman on the steamship EN-
celsor. complained at the CharleSSt. police station
carly Yesterday that he had been robbed Of ~ ana
beaten in Westinghouse. lie was drunk, and both
his ewes were blackened and swollen. lie WAS sent
to ST. Vincents Hospital
Professor j. X. Rees Will deliver an Illustrated
lecture on The Moon study of Her surface Al
Columbia College tomorrow morning.
President Low received the students of the Law
School of Columbia College at his home, No so Fast
Sixty -fourth-st.. yesterday afternoon.
Joseph O'Boyle driver Of the second lave street
car which ran over and killed Patrick Brownlcc, age
forty nine. of No. Sl3 >econd-ave on January = az
Forty -third-st. held in $1,000 bail TO await the
notion of the Grand Jury. by a cOroner's jury yeSer
day
A number of representatives of wholesale fireworks
houses William 4. Anderson. secretary Of the Board
of Fire Underwriters. Fire Commissioner Eckhon ann
Inspector Of Combu>tible, SceIy met at Fire H'ad
quarters yesterday. 10 discuss the rules governing the
storage Of fireworks Me>SrS. Seery and Echhoh VIII
report to the Board of Fire Commissioners on the sub
ject.
John r. sonnesyn and Er1ick Toroi, Norwegans.
who are accused of bringing Jewery this country
without paving dntv were before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday The jewclry consisted of eighty rings and
brooches most Of which were " small value Com-
missioner Shields held the accused men for eXamina-
ton.
The steamer Amalf arrived here yesterday from
Halifax. She had long and rough passage from
Hamburg, and some fears were entertained for her
safety.
Annie Bat>ch, who arrived here on the steamer
Gellert recently, was brought 10 Castle Garden yes
terday insane At first Dr. Wilton would not receive
her because she had not come the Garden through
the proper channels. lie ordered the woman TO be
released, and she rushed out Of the Garden yelling
at the top of her voice. y policeman brought Ter
back and insisted that she should be taken in She
received.
Ex-A>sembyman Frank Sperry assumed yesterday
the Office Of private secretary 10 Collector Erhardt
Tile Tribune has received $50 from s. r. or for
the Indians Of the Devils Lake Agency.
". L. Cushing Will give a lecture on Greece this
evening at Grace Reformed Church, Seventiravc. and
Fifty .fourthst at O'Clock The subject will be il
free entertainment, under the direction Of the social
Onion Of the church.
DR.. Jessie b. Woodside, Of Futlecuhr India. will
address the Kings Daughters" of the Central Pres
byteran Church, Ffty-seventhst., west Of seventh
ave. this afternoon at 30 O'Clock, "Medical Mi
sionary Work Among the Women and Children Of
India"
The Fortniglty Shakespeare Club will meet TIN,
evening in the parors Rutgers Female College. 40.
Sc West Fifty ffthst.
The Republican Business Mems Association Of the
With Assembly District will hold meeting Tues
day at No. 49, Grand.st William 6. hin, secretary
Of the Federal Club and Charles D. swecny will speak.
Mr. HS will talk on the negro question
meeting Of delegates Of mutual building loan
sociatons Of New York. Kings, Queens We~tchestei
and Richmond COMMITTEES, and New-Jerscy. will be held
at the AstOr House tonight at O'Clock 10 arrange
details for the great ma~s-mectng Of associations
to be held at Cooper Union.
Adam Goss Post. O.. A. r., VIII have IFS ANIMAL
reception AZ WalIaa Han Monday evening Dele
gates from other posts Will be present.
The New-Jcrc y Central Railroad yesterday applied
to the Dock Board for permission 10 build iron
bridge across We>tst. az RcctOr-,t The purpose Of
the bridge 10 enable passengers to the street
when ii is crowded with vehicles. The permit
granted by the Board.
Paymastcr George II. GriGng. who was detached
from the receiving ship Independence, at the Mare
Island Navy Yard, e. relieve PaymaStcr George II
Read. the payma-ter az the Ncw-York Navy Yard. who
has been a partial Invalid for some time, arrived at
the Yard yesterday and took charge.
The Public Works Department engineers made meas
urements yesterday II the back wall Of the City Hall
which is 70 be painted white sanicd CORES pond
with the rest Of the building Commissioner Gilroy
intends also TO replace the rear sandstone steps with
marble.
William VI. Goldthwaite has bought out the bust
Of HYDE Co.. publishers Of driving road charts
and maps and aliases Of all the States and countries
for both astronomical and geographical use.
special meeting Of the st Patrlcks Club was
held last evening in the Morton House for the election
Of officers and to Arrange for the annual dinner IN
honor OF lreaud's patron saint. William J. flaming
elected president, Edward f. Mccall vice prcsi-
dent. d. y. Brown treasurer and George r. McQuaid
secretary The dinner viii be held at the Hoffman
House and it promises to be Of the most success.
ful that the club has yet had.
Mile Allne Fehry's concert company will give an
entertainment at the Berkeley Lyccum on the after.
and evening Of February "a for the benefit Of the
Little Children Of the Poor attached 10 the Post
uate Medical school Hospital.
There will be a 81. Valentines floral festival and
promenade concert al the Harlem Opera House Hall
To- night for the benefit Of the building fund of the
Church Of the Archangel
rle Elevated Railway Condemnation Commits
sion organized yesterday by the election Of Andrew
II. Green A. chairman. The other members Of the
Commission are Dwight Il. Olmstead and Edward c.
Donnelly The first TO he examined will be taken
up on February Il.
In regard 10 the purchase of No. 30 Broadway and
No. % Newest. buildings adjoining the Standard OF
Company structure at Nos 20 and - broadway, an
nOunced in yesterdays Tribune, the standard Orical'
said that nothing had been decided upon in the way
OF changes. The property had been purchased as a
matter Of self protection in order To prevent the
ton Of any structure which might shut OF the light
ON the north side Of the STANDARD building What
ever might be done in the future il certain that
no changes would be attempted within year.
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