New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
NFw.YORK CITY.

20 son the APARTMENTS of Henry Livingston, the
broker. at No Is West feminist. on March 9
william J. Williams twenty-threc years DID, OF
M COG East One-hundrcd and thirty fourtnst'' anu
Edward W. Burns. twenty six years oin Vi w.
w.st rIfteenth-st who arrested on the roo' VI
No OF Bonc-st while tapping telegraph wires' were
remanded al police court yesterday. Inc Wits
they were tapping lead 10 the poolroofn VI '.o.s
4 Co which is in TIE building on when 1hey "oio
caught.
n J. Morgan justice of the peace in Essex Ooun'''
ENGLAND sat beside Justice German in the IohoS
police Court Yesterday, interested spectator vi oo
Amercan method of dealing with offenders against
the laws.
-ommodore Norman ii. FarQuhar. the new Cme1 Oh
.he bureau of Yards and Docks will visit the Navy
tomorrow to inspect the new dry-dock' WHO" Is "o"
nearly finished
ITO Central Council of the Order OF kings
r.,yht~rs win hold its last meeting for this season
IL lao O'Clock this afternoon, at the broao"d'
r.ssrnacle The meeting will be given largely 10 CON-
sern9e work.
-, torpedo boat Alarm. made after the ocS'sn ..
,trsl D. d. Porter, which was recently repair"
.or service as . practice vessel at the loipeoo o.a'
newport, Will have dock trial Oh her n'S'"'''''
tpdss.
,cn F. woodruff delivered lecture Yesterday at
A. Cnusce for the Training Of Teachers, at No
,,rtversitv Place his subject being AN Observation
Lesson"
william, Kennedy age nineteen was held yesterday
IN notice court charged with firing Two shos a' "S
father a shoemaker at No. SD Eighthave. lie gave
no reason for his crime.
Van Madson-what's the mattcri Hot coppers
wrounder-les.
Van N-What was il. dc WEI
,vrourderNo owed a V for other drinks.
The Police commissioners yesterday appointed a new
.o;cer,an nm nrolation who Will he the finest LOOKING
man on the force IL he stays there. HIS naihe Is
Frederick A. West. and he has Dech elnplo!o" io'
some time as sculptors model. His appointment as
patrolman recommended by Iheouoic HooS0''''
the Civil service Commissioner.
Hans somnerhoT. # tie wcknovn stock EAchsnee
Arm of Woershofer Co.. viii sail for Europe Oh '"c
Sal. today lie will not return probably hfiore
xovcmber He will spend the greater part OF the time
AZ Wiesbaden, where his four children are i\iis III
cba-ce of the mother of the late Mrs. sommerhoh'
The Sixth National Bank has applied for re-admisson
IN the Clearing House Association Inc committee
ON Admissions made the requisite examination OF tns
hank Yesterday and it will be restored 10 hlelDeis"P
=. an carly meeting Of the association. since the
reseuc Of the bank from the smmons-Claassen wreck
ers its business has been cleared by inc "al'd'in
National Bank A. II. stevens. who was theL vice
president of the Gaatn, now president Oh 'o o'A''
National Banb.
Thomas G. Eel will recite the beautiful lrsh story
The shalchraun," at the Friends seminary Las,
six,eenthst and Rutherford Place. 10 morrow even
inc Tor the benefit of the library of the seminary.
The sale Of tickets for the reading and musicale AZ
the Berkeley Lyceum this evening III ala oi inc ->e"
yorl, Coored Mission indicates that the entertainment
will net round sun. The mission IS Sonne' M
historic being the outcome Oh '"c "aS'"O' " WV
draft riots in 1865.
Directors were elected yesterday for the Mcrcahule
ia lucrative Bank at Nos. 81 and 80 Wall-st, the
0rst named receiving the highest number Oh woes
snd bcinc elected for seven years, the last haihcu
having the lowest number OF votes ana bcihe eVo'ol
CO., ono rcar By the terms Of the new articles OF
association one director etires annually Inc directors
are H. c. Allcman. stephen W. Fullerton Grant b.
rav,or Tucenc : EunsOn, Jesse CARL, l.. G 'add
and Af Ii. Kellogg.
Mrs Ellen O'Mear. age fifty eight, whose nome was
at No o69i Dccatur-avc. was run over ana hliep
hv a wIIaven Railroad train at Fordham yesterday
morning.
Nayor Grant has received letter from the BRUSH
General William Lane Booker inviting his at
,enton 10 the International Exhibition TO be held on
The island of Jamaica in 1891. shippers OF exhibits
win he supplled with information by Thomas Amor,
secretary for the United states. No. ESQ broadway
The exhibition will be opened in January next
Tho workingwomen's society Will hold mass-meet
ing for women at Cooper Union tonight 10 urge inc
uo.sare Of the Women Factory Inspectors bill.
r,ort g Inccrson. samuel Gompers. president OF
The American Federation OF Labor and Others IN ud ~
some women. will speak. All working women are
invited. Admission free
Policeman Quinn. Of tho Twenty-ffth Precinct ar
ra,ened James Lcahy, laborer, age twenty'iour' %
No $40 East Sxtiethst., in the lorkvle PONCE Ccur
Yesterday on a charge Of disordcrly conduct. Inc
nicsr had struck Leahy the head with his cnp VIII
ont cause so Justice Reilly discharged the prisoner ao
soscrely reprmsndcd the policeman
che father Of p. H. OKecfe, the Custom HOUSE
INSPECTOR who disappeared Oh Thursday, called OF
Collector Erhardt yesterday and told him that III
sons overcoat had been found on Pier No. "a, Nortf
River and feared that his son had met win lou
play.
Inc Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts to
sgAseo 10.
"A pleasant entertainment given in the parlors
. ~ the Young Mems Christian Association IN TweiVt
thrt st. last night for the members and THEN nends
Songs rectations and music by the banjo club OF
the College OF the City Of New-York made up the
programme.
Edward Frederick William tcrnaner, age SIX, q
No 2lO West feminist. accidentally crushed u
death by a plank The pier of the White Star
Line yesterday afternoon. lie vas at play with
companion al the time.