New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
NETWORK CITY
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,,oo commissioners Martin and VOorhls yeSt9ru"S
,re,Gcrcd a number of police stations IN 'no Wy
They will make a report at meeuhE VI wv ,orIs
poard next week. stating which OF tne s'"'io
30 DESIGNATED as those in which female prsonerS
should be locked mp When the stations "'o N'3'7
mated the Board will appoint poNoe i""'''
The American Railway Equipment company -
Sc,1-yor and Chicago elected the following uAo0
Yesterday o. s. Burr, A. 5. Ha'cn H. a. ,,dutor
ard Charles y. Walsh. The officers elec'eu are "
nnr rrcsident: H. H. Crary, vicepresident' a. D.
uotch treasurer: Charles n. Welsh, secretary
Tho Gaelic Society will give farewell reception on
,,so,. o,.o,inr 70 Dr. Douglas Hyde, the welknown
coo,i scholar of Dublin who is about to return 70
t,s native land after six-months' Visit 70 thiS
country.
,.cn,sshon Corrlcan has assigned the Rev. '" j.
o,Uou. NJ the Church Of Our Lady OF Oooo Oouhsci'
t., Fast Ninetleth.st, as chaplain OF the IiouSo W
.Io Good shepherd. In place of the Rev. Francis l.
Mccarthy. of ST. Lawrcnce's Church
At tne Liberal Club, No. 900 East Fifteentn-s 1iS
o,,orInc I p. Charlesworth will speak on ChailcS
Bradaugh.
Tho .rnua, eummer-nlght festival of the ST. Mary'S
t,h-arr Association for the benefit OF the Hoi"fs
tn viii take place at the Harlem Casino on lucs'
day etching
THO animal excursion Of the st. Patricks Mutual
Au,nco Association will take place on sunday J"N
: 10 silver Beach. steamer ana 'hree D'I sVs ""
hoon chartered The excursion VIII eaVe inirN
ATHEIST. North River, at IL O'CLOCK in0 ''i'"i'
hand will furnish the music
The steamship Island, Of the ThingValia Line
v,ch arrived here YESTERDAY, reported that on JUNO
: she passed two large icebergs OIL the "iaiu H'!
The Island made the trip from Chrstiansand III less
/ ska
| At the Barge Once yesterday Joseph Sig Finn
who came over hcrc under contract 10 WORN III "u
| iron mine in Michigan, was debarred from landing
Two other immigrants suspected OF beng coht'ac'
aborrs were detained for examination
lame. p sno the auctioneer. sold yesterday the
Office furniture desks. etc. Of satterlee, Bostwick d
Martin. the dcfunct firm Of insurance brokers' Ihe
entire outfit brought only 1922 30.
The funeral Of Duke F. Faber who died a few days
ago took place yesterday at No. 90 Fourth-ave Tic
! WAS the business manager Of " {. Andersons " Two
! Old CIoness number Of actors were present. The
burial was at WoOdawn.
The cotton market was more quiet Yesterday, and
there was the natural recovery from the slump OF
| Wednesday Cotton sold three points higher at TN
close yesterday than did at the close of Wednesday
trading.
Custom House officials seized yesterday on tho
| Oranje Nassau, from PosrauPrlnee, Number o
Yachting caps, 1900 cigars and silver watches
The goods were brought here by the chief cook whC
| intended 10 sell them
| The Little Mothers will have q reception at the
Holiday House. Pelham Bay Park, on Tuesday. B1at'
viii start every hour from the brooklyn Bridge wharf
! Broomest., East Thirty-nrstst. and East one hun
drcd and -thlrtichst for Beden Point and there vii
| he frequent trains the Harlem branch Of the New
| York and New Haven Railroad
The Sunday school Of the Bnai Jeshurun Congrega
ton will have It's annual reception OF the synagogue
| al D. N. Sunday.
| The funeral Of Russell II. Hoadly was held yes
teray morning at 10 80 O'Clock at his home. No. Il
| West Forty -ninth-st The burial was at WoodlawI
cemeter- In the afternoon.