New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29
NETWORK CITY.


Michael CARROLL of No. 3a7 West Fifty seventh-st.,
was arrested yesterday, having been indicted on inc
charge of presenting false claim 10 an insurance
company He released on bail III S@'Ooo' III
Apr Le was indicted the charge OF burning MS
stable at Cnechundred and sixty ninthst and Jerome
ave-, TO get the insurance.
Jndse BENEDICT in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday suspended sentence in the case Oh oepne
Lang. who pleaded guilty to dealing in counterfeit
money William MestayeG who also admitted being
anilty of the same crime sentenced 70 thirteen
months, Imprisonment. Both testified against
their confederates.
A reunion of the former pastors. members anu
friends of the Heddng Methodist Episcopal Chnrch
will occur on Sunday morning, and IN inc al'erhoon
there will be a reunion of officers, teachers and
scholars of the Sunday school.
A strawberry festival for the relief of families
under the supervision and care of the Hunssra
Ladies' Aid Society," will be given at NO. 10 o.
Marks Place Sunday evening
Kane Lodge Of Free Masons will hold two sessions
on Tuesday, one In the afternoon and the other IN
the eveninp 10 confer the Master Masons degree upon
two candidates.
John Harris, the colored janitor of No % West
uue,hundr red md twenty -eighthst., who recently
struck his son fatal blow the head in quarrel
was sentenced BY Judge MARITIME in General sessions
Yesterday 10 seven years and six months imprson-
ment Harris pleaded guilty to manslaughter
The closing exercises Of the Van Norman Institute
will be held at Bloomingdale Reformed Church on
next Tuesday evening.
The Irish American Military Union. which will
have its annual encampment this year on staten
Island has selected for its colors green nag Win
sunburst bordered with thirty stars, typical OF
the thirty two counties Of Ireland.
The sons of the Revolution will decorate on Me-
nav Tho Wash
Montgomery monument at st. Paul's Church, and the
Revolutionary monument In Trinity Churchyard.
The 1st Battalion Naval Militia will have a drill
on the training ship Minnesota. off West Ffty-hrst-
ST., tonight.
The steamboat Grand Republic, Of the Knicker-
booker Steamboat Company, will make special ex-
cursion to Newburg and back on Sunday.
"Philips's Business Directory of New-York City"
for 1891 has just been Issued 1t may be bought
from the publishers, W. Phillips Co.. No. 81 Nassau
st. The price is SO.
On Decoration Day the American Art Galleries will
be closed On Monday next the famous Verestchagn
exhibition is to be withdrawn and the galleries Will
be closed for the summer.
The offices of the White Star Line Of steamships,
on account of rapidly increasing business have been
removed from No. Al Broadway to new and more
commodious quarters at No. 20 Broadway. Of
Morrisst.
"a subscrber."-You can probably get permission
TO use the gymnasium of either the Down Town, Non
parie Scottish American jersey City athletic clubs.
The West End Presbyterian Church filed plans
Yesterday for the construction of a new church at
West one hundred and-ffth-st and Amsterdam-ave.
The structure will cost $4,000.
When the Old Dominion steamer Seneca sailed yes
terday she had as passengers oryseven veterans OF
the 10th New-York Volunteers their way to
Fortress Monroe. where they will hold the thirteth
anniversary of the mastering in Of the regiment
Dr. Henry NJ. Leipziger, the new Assistant Super
intendent Of Public Schools began his duties yes
terday
DR.. Greenwald who for the last year has been as
sisant surgeon the Barge Office, has been ordered
to the Gulf Of Mexico division of the Marine Hos
ptal Service.
| Bernardo Hess and Joseph Leites the two well
| known bowIers sailed for Europe yesterday the
steamship Augusta Victoria to take part in the Han
over tournament. Among the other passengers were
MonsignOr Culver Professor Borgenson. Colonel f. II.
! Hasl1Iett and Mrs. Joseph II. ChOate.
Henry c. Burdick and John e. Freund. the pub
| fishers of "The Music Trades" were auagned in
jefferson Market Court yesterday, charged with
| cnminally hbelling J. Travis Qugg They were re-
leased in $500 bail each for examination June A.
At a meeting Of the Dock Commissioners yesterday
it was announced that Pier No. 4s. East River had
been purchased from j. VI. Levy for 500 front foot
Pier No. 81. North River. leased to the Allan
State Line for ten years at rental of $4,000 year,
with privilege Of renewal at the end of that time
at an advance OF 10 per cent the present rental