New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
NETWORK CITY.


seen daily I'm new spccaltic. and the hungarian oau
gives choice music. Miss Jagcmann, the oha"pio"
female fencer, wishes TO arrange Do"' WIN ~
woman in the world. either with sabres or ioii''
The valuable PAINTINGS forming the collections OF
the late Bernhard stern. OF Ncw-Nork' ana "'hi""
Evans of jersey City, Will be sold at aucuon' "''
r.scrve this evening beginning at O'CLOCK aV '''o
American Art Galleries No. East twenty -'"''"7
Wolf Schwartz. a tailor. Of No. 222 East broadway
ros hold IN $1,000 bail in police court yesterday
charged with obtaining goods on false prc'chceS
simon r. Cohen Of No. D Mcrcer-st., tcsthci lha'
he had sold the firm of Godstcin d schwartz VI "n'
+be prisoner was a member, goods worth Q-Voo' VI"
.be false reprcscntaion Of the partners that inc n
was worth $500 Goldstcin fed 70 BOSTON, ""'''
he Is under arrest, awaiting eXtIadi'ioh
Hugh Moore. a broker of Nevburg, ~ " VINO
..,d he VAS worth 800 600, held in $500 bail III
ro,ice court Yesterday charged with wilful damage
80 prooerty The complainant Frank heriy' S"iu ''v
nri,oner while drank, rad destroyed Slo ""i" @"
stock in tobac oo-store al No. 235 Droao"a''
The Federal Club intends to hold a loan exhibition
Of Oil and vatcrcoor painting about tne niu"'V VI
April at the clubhouse. No. 90 NaoSoh-",o'
.nnc,cnt funds can be secured. several wellknown
artists have promised 10 lend works OF ART Inc oiho
will be open to ladies' on the afternoons during ''o
exhibition.
Tit For Tat.-First Bore lDut'oh"o"s S'' WV
What's going on
Second Bore pIompuyl-l am.
First BOre-GoOd news!
Marcic Vorsook a young Bohemian woman, was out
IN the upper lip yesterday by Esther the WIG VI
Abraham Cohen, tailor, at No. - Forsythst. l"
quarrel about some money, Cohen caught hou Va
Marcc and held her fast while his vic Stapoca iic'
with a pair of shears The injured woman was taken
10 a hospital, and the COhcns were arrested
The sale of the old plant of The star took place
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presses and an engine among tile thlnSs Soiu'
The total amount realized was about @l-'ooo
Mrs Lulu CoabIy of No. Madison-ave' was
knocked down aud robbed Of pochctb"oK Which 'o''
tanned $780, at sixty fourth-st and Ihird ave. "ceN
ago. Last night Joseph Murphy, age eighteen u No.
COS East Fifty fourthst. was arrested charged VIII"
the robbery. and he was identified by Mrs Coafly'
4 National convention of scafarins men, under inc
auspces of the International AmaGamated sailors ana
Fircmen., Union will be held in the Common COUNCIL
Chamber at the City Hall on April IA.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners yesterday awarded
contracts for three new steam ireenSines, to COST
$4,000 apiece Hale water-tower, S4'-oo ono
bookand.ladder truck 800 and six hose-carts 10
POST $3.50 together.
Bishop Potter will administer the rite of conhrma-
ton on sunday at p. to eichtyhve candidates a'
The Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
The Rev. Dr. A. F. Schaufler Will deliver lecture
NJ
ing March Is, at O'Clock. on - The other slde OF
Ito in NewYorks 1t will be illustrated with the
ytereopticon
The restaurant in the Custom House has sold beer
Yor TWENTY-FIVE wears without license and without
Interference from the local authorities. Yesterday the
counsel of the Excise Board gave an opinion tat inc
keeper OF the restaurant was guilty OF VIOLATION Oh
the State law for selling liquor without license, ana
liable to punishment for misdemcanor, but that the
mood only in Inc
Courts.
The steamer George W. Clyde brought to this port
yesterday the mate and seven sailors Of the Nor
vegap brig RynO, recently wrecked at Puerto Platd.
In the auditorium of the berkeley Lyccum an
audience Of 400 people, nearly all women, was en-
tertaned Yesterday afternoon by Miss Laura sedgwick
Collins in a New England character sketch, sarah
Tarbox NJ A. a monologue by Charles Barnard.
The proceeds Of the entertainment, about *oOO 20 10
the New-York Cooking School
Henrietta Russell Mrs Edmund RUSSELL will give
n course Of eight art lectures at lardman Hail. Fifth
ave. and Nineteentll-st.. under the management OF
Major J. B. Pond. There viii be five Thursday after
noon and three Wednesday evening lectures. The
course begins this afternoon at $50 O'CLOCK WITH
.Desare, and What lie Taught
Spring STYLES in bonncts arc being exhibited in
niillincrs' windows.
postage-stamps in circulation than was shown iOr
frc old ones They are being hckcd' as usual
There will be a musical and literary entertainment
under the auspices of the Ladies Missionary Society," OF
the Church Of the Disciples OF Christ llity sixts'
between Eighth and Ninth ayes. on Friday evening
at O'Clock; proceeds devoted TO city-mssion woiK.
Joel Maso and Luigi Rosi had duel with knives
at No. Al Mulbcrryst Tuesday night. because Eosi
accused Maso of being murderer Rosi was cat sew
cral times in the face and the left shoulder ana
Maso was wounded in half dozen places. Both were
arrested, and in police court were remandcd.
Alfred Becker and Frank De Labergne, who robbed
Sergeant Golden. Of the Tenth Precinct of diamond
stud while lie was Grand-st. car on Monday, were
held In a police court yesterday
W II Arnoux chairman of the judiciary Centennial
Committee has received from Chief Justice Melville
W. Fuller letter, in which the Justices Of the sn
prcme Court thank the State Bar Association for the
hospitality extended them during the celebration OF
the Judiciary centennial. Justice Blatchford has
written to Mr.. Arnoux in the same strain.
A meeting OF the Union Republican Club of the
xIIIth Assembly District was held last night at the
club headquarters in the Grand Opera House 1t was
business meeting only.
j. VI. stockton. Of No. 81 Newest, W. Berger No
Is New-st and J. n. Williams, No. al New-st. who
were arrested for keeping ucketshops. held il
300 bail in the Tombs Police Court yesterday fo
trial in the Court of General Sessions.
Mayor Grant received letter Yesterday from J. W
Melck produce commission merchant, Of No. 10!
Duancs ST., incosinr envelope partially filed Will
salt which the writer said he saw the employees o
The Ninth Avenue Railroad Company strcwing aloni
the tracks Of that road yesterday morning in viola
ton Of law. Secretary liolmc marked the sample o
salt Exhibit A. and referred IT, with Mr. Mclick'
letter. by the Mayors order. t. the Board of Polio
Commissioners.
addition among Others Of subscription for from
G. +. Chickering, amounts to So o66 L..
T. Hugh Boorman. security deposit clerk Of tn
Finance Department at Si.l0O "a year. yesterday re
signed, TO become secretary Of the sicilan Asphal
Company. Of which Howard Carroll is president. Nj
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