New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
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Colonel A H. Rogers and two men whose release
| from tho Wards Island Insane Asylum he secured
went several police courts yesterday. trying IN VAN
to get warrant, for the arrest of the physicians on
the island because they opened inc mail OF the III
mates before delivering IL to them
william s. Kinscy, a lncn-mcrchant at No. 3-S
| Fiflavc was parolcd for examination in police
| court Yesterday, charged with stealing linen worth
| AZ from James McCutchcon dealer in linen at No.
| o. West Twenty third st. The accused, who was the
compliments partner until recently. says the charge
made TO injurc his business
A police Justice held John Wakinshaw an English
man. Yesterday, for falling to pay a boarbIll of sl95
TO Arthur Person. OF No. 343 West Twenty cighlst
Tho police say that the prisoner also failed to pay his
! board bill at the sinclair House
Colonel Casper higgins was held in 5000 bail in
notice court Yesterday when he admitted that lie as
saulted L. Kcmrcr In front Of the Aston House
a month ago. The men quarrclled because hcmpcr
refused to acknowledge the Cooncl's sanitation.
Mrs Lucille Pcyscr arrested about month
ago. charged with stealing jewclry worth 5000 from
Mrs Lily Jackson. Of No. 227 West Twcnt, ATHEIST
at whose house she boarded. The was dismissed
I'm a police court. and yesterday Mrs. Pcyscr had her
andady arrested. on the charge Of stealing some
jewclry and clothing from her trunk while she was
In the station house Mrs. Jackson Wa remsnded IN
a police court yesterday.
Troop ~ Of the Sew York State Militia. with Their
/
Roe Will visit Professor o. Il. Glea%ons new amph
theatre seventh ave. and Fifty -hfhst.. tor morrow
evening. special programme hnS been arranged
and Professor Gleason Will give for the first time IN
| New York his lecture regarding the treatment ana
handling 81 saddle horses how & make them stand
! the firing Of guns aad noise Of battlohcldS no" I"
teach t.cm n march tn llnc. the proper manner Of
mounting and dlsmountins. and many other valuable
ponts 10 riders lie viii also handle a number 81
ylclous horse such ~ shycrs. halter pucrs, rnna
ways, kckcrs and hitcrs.
Tho ninth memorial entertainment Il The C'cciAo
Lor,ch Fortbildungs yercn VII be held at sicm"ay
Hall at 80 O'Clock th.s afternoon. The Programme
viii consist largely Of fdincntal and vocal music
Tho anniversary school exercises AZ the wilson Ms
sion, 80 i.5 It. Marks Place. Will be held next
Friday afternoon at o'clock
Easter music will IL repeated by special request In
Grace Church. Ono huEdiel and -sixtecnthst to-day
strangers cordially invited
Large Numbers Of ont Of town people visit the Eden
Mu.cc daily and cyncc special Interest III The "'N
works collection Of cmincn, men and women lhr
art gallery is also favorc resort with them. Con
cert, Will he given AT the Muscc this afternoon AID
evening and Eidcly Sacz viii render violin solos.
Charles D. Sweeney. secretary of the Downtown
business Mems Republican Association. addrcsscd
large meeting Of the Business Mems Republic 'lnb
Of the I'D Assembly District Friday evening. other
addr,.so, were made including ty }. T. 'aIlran
president - the club.
Water Register Riley received S347 81 for Croton
water last week. Mayors Marshal Engelhaid issued
I'll city licenses and collected S@,o1s %
| Tho funeral Of Henry ftzhugh. formerly 81 the
| banking firm Of Fiizluch 4 stewart, was held yes
| tefday in Trinity Chapel tie Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX
officiating The burial viii be at Kaycnsvooi. ". VA.
Dir Fltrhugh served ~ the Confederate army. and at
the time Of his death WAS director In tho Chicago
Ga, Trust Company. lie had been a member II the
Union club for twenty years.
| 4 new curiosity is advertised at Worth < IIubcr's
Palace Museum thi, week. 1t IS W. II. smith. the
hermit Of tie Adrondaoks,7 with WHISPERS seven feet
five inches long. The automatic silver mine OF
~axony. Castaguc's troupe Of trained monkey and
armies woman are among the many attractions.
The steamer G. II. Nortlam. after having been
haired renovated painted caulhcd and coppcrcd. has
resumed her place on the line between Sew York and
New Haven leaving Pier SO. %, East River, at p.
The y,w.York signal Service indications for oday
point to warmer weather. with possibly \ few leht
| shower, in the carly morning.
The annual ,ymnastic contest, Of The Young Mems
Institute Gymnasium. Of The Young Mems Christian
Association. viii take place at No. DO Bo~ery
tuesday evening.
When Charles =. McClcland left the Custom House
ne aid not take all that belonged 10 him. Yesterday
his bro. hcTn.l law. Frank T.. Iotchkiss messenger
! WAS d missed. lie j. "A Democrat
Messages from Distrct-Attorncy Fellows's house
reached his Office Yesterday, telling Of the improved
condition 4 his health. No symptoms Of pneumonia
had developed and his assistants expect TO see him At
hls Office in "a few days.
John Dillon one Of the leaders Of the Irish Par.
liamnciry party. who las been III the city Tor Two
| DAYS ON his way back from Australia. where he has
been aborng behalf OF the Irish Home Rule canSc
started &c t.day for ireland on the Imbria lire"
| ,reli.k IrSlrncn
! Catholic priests wished him hearty good By.
sucahiur Of the action Of Emperor william In toy
| inc with socialism. we'll known socialist leader 10
| GENTLY said: "Thc German Emperor has torn from
| the red flag of socialism enough OF bunting 10 pa'ch
| his purple robe Of royalty.
| Acknowledgement Louis Fitzgerald has written to
Colonel James Cavanagh OF the Goth Regiment, for an
cypnnaton regarding the alleged sale Of liquors in
le arrnory Of the regiment during the athletic sports
| OF Company / Tuesday evening. Captain Luke
OnInn who IS In command OF the company. has been
furnished with copy Of the letter. and he Will make
| his statement In reply in "a few days
THE Washington Memorial Arch Fund. through
subscription Of $3.50 from oswald Otcndorfer. has
| passed the $4,000 mark, and has little Roadway
| toward another thousand. The fund amounts 10
| S76O43A1
| Crcsccnt Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons will give
IFS annual dinner and ladies' reception at clarls. In
| Twenty third st., next Tuesday evening. Many
prominent Masons will be present {. &. shaync King
of he chapter Will preside Among the invited guests
arc Dr. Robert A. Gum. Warner Miller, General James
| r. o'Ecne Colonel John Il. Weber, Captain Frank r.
| Gross Of Washington Richard NJ. Walters. James ).
| Coleman Herbert Booth King. Elwc L. Thornc. Past
| Grand Master state of Ncwiorh ". ii. Hannah.
| / Homer Hildrcth aud William l.. Barber.
| THINK THEY HAVE no COEkOH THIEF.
| Fall River Mass. April 12-WlIam Allison. tho
| walking arsenal who arrested In somerset We'd
nc.day night IA suspcious character, wa' to day
bound In 1000 for breaking aud entering tho
i ofA NJ. ILL.,