New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
NETWORK CITY.

Patrick ]. Sharkey, hquor-seler az No A"'
ave-. in police court yesterday chareeu iasq sa
Mastrauch and his wife with larceny Ihey i've az W.
nG7 Mottst and keep fruit stand IN IRON. Vi wy
,,ouor store sharkey said they had stoieh XVI
hott,cs Of various kinds Of liquor from nun aur''s
The last year PasQual held in Sl,ooo Daii anu
his wife In $500.
Tho sixteenth anniversary Of the Chaplin Home 1or
Tho Aged and lnfrm will be celebrated al 'ia' sa'
@on Sixty-sixth-st near Lexing'on-a'e'' '''' a.
noon and evening. Addresses VIII DC maui =,
su,,ont ministers OF various denominations ana
tbers and there will be vocal and instrumental music
rh. rr,hune has received IS from &C. CT for the
r.,odocn family in Brooklyn, who are IN desutu'e
circumstances.
. nuhllc meeting Of the NewYork Free Circulating
library Will be held at Chickering Han 'o-"orio"
afternoon The last public meeting OF 'ie asso'a'o
was held in 1856 and everybody Is mVi'eo 10 a.e,i
The one 10 be held tomorrow. The purpose Vi ''c
meeting is to direct public attention 10 inc "orn VI
the library and to take measures TO secure iu "'
will place the library permanent basis
III, pouco Commissioners Yesterday received an
,rvttaton 10 witness the parade of the Irish soceue
ON 81 Patrick's DAY. The route OF the parade VIII oc
rom Waverey Place and Fifth-ave. along fnthaNe''
rb,rteenthst Broadway Fourteenth-st., Fourthave''
Eighteenth-st Finhave.. Fifty sevcnth-st. ana 'he
Eastern Boulevard to Washington Park
A niece OF iron which was being raised 70 inc
bni ~-N
of the sling and struck Robert L. De Akeers, oil NO
DAG Steubcn-st.. Brooklyn, WHO was P"e'"ei e
his head seriously
rr.,t,,, Woodruff said Yesterday that the statement
nrh,shed Yesterday which purported TO say for nm
that he had arranged settlement with MS creations VII
the basis of So cents on dollar. ana wouo resun'
business on July 10. was Unauthorized. MI WON
rue said that he was busy preparing the statement
OF his affairs and hoped 10 resume business soohcr
rda
Quarterly payments Of pensions began at the United
c,ates Pension Office in Canal-st yesterday morning
nv .. rn fully 300 pensioners had received their
certified checks the sub-TreasuTy.
paroness Frederick " Blanc and william Blakeley
were among the passengers on the steamer Arizona
yesterday.
As James Cox Iaborcr. Of No. $50 Ninth-ave was
hostinc hot tar i'm front Of the building NO Al wall
st. Yesterday lie fell through the hoistwaN from "o
second story to the first floor Both his LEGS were
broken by the fall some Of the tar also fell over
h, a,d burned him severely on the face and hands.
uo Was carried in an ambulance to the Chambers
Street Hospital
Tho annual Purim reception Of the Home Tor the
Aged and Inrm Hebrews will be held at the home IN
One hundred and -ffth-st. west Of Ninthave on 70
morrow. sunday and March 10, from IL a m. 70
D. M Tomorrow at p m. concert IN "mch
several welknown performers will take part Will
be glNcn
Wife (svmpathetcay TO husband lacking UP
window. shade)-Did You hurt yourself, John
John Sucking his forefnger)-icS' I've I'LL INC
wrong nail the head
There was large attendance at the monthly meet
inc of the New York Historical society last evening
at its building in Second.ave near EleventhSt Johh
A. King presided. George W. W. Ilouehton' the
editor OF the monthly magazine "Narnish' reau
paper on "Coachcs in Colonial Newiork.'
The Young womens Mission Band OF the calvary
Baptst Church will give tabcaus at the Berkeicy
rxcenm on March IL and Is. They Will be under
the direction Of George B Bartlett. Good music VIII
be furnished.
"Forty Years Behind Camera was tic suolec'
and Abraham BOcardus tho veteran photographer
the entertaining lecturer. that Interested ABOUT 4"'
persons last night az the Thirtyfourth street he
1.rm.a Church Tho proceed, OF the lecture vii
60 into tic treasury of the Young Peoples Association
Of the church.