New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

A. Tho Barce Office yesterday twenty-four linnii-
.arts were debarred OF these, twenty were l'an""'
| One Of the Italians was an cx-convict'
Mavor H. F. Bishop Of Buffalo, called az inc
omco Yesterday 10 visit his fellowtownsman toion.'
wohor and TO see the workings of the
= II ortcrbridgc, who recently was elccted oho
., tho managers of the Produce Exchange was cIoSt
| secretary Of the Exchange yesterday oS 'i'e D'
| Managers.
Arturo BaIdasano Topete spanish Oon, 49,
| roI. Imam " Navarro, ConsulGenerai OF "oAiOo,
I'D m Vile " Cencio representing the Government
- ycnoznela called on Mayor Grant Yesterday u "9N
| b,e cooperatlon in getting up celeDra''oh .! ~,
| sn,nish and Italian residents OF Ncw-iorh Vi w.,
| A0Oth anniversary Of the landing OF ooiuIi'"9'
October. 1892 The Mayor promised tiiat nc -
~ 81, in his mower to make the proposed celebration
| success ,ou
,o,n rcerton. thlrty-eight years old, OF jersey
JUN - ,torood n three wears imprisonment yes
tarSo in General sessions for systematically rOopns
,,a o,nr,over lanes NJ Bartruii. commission MGR
| cho,t NJ No 80 Wcstst EgeTtoh stoic F"''00 III
| three wears by falsifyng his accounts
| The mail, that are forwarded over the huuSoi ,
pver are again sent from the Posonce al ,ne us"o'
horrs For a time it was necessary 10 osp'''" '
fifteen minutes earlier as the wagons 49,
| nv tho repavlnc Of streets on the west sue
,ot,votto Camp. Sons Of Veterans. will attend me-
morrow evening. The Kew III - "
preach the sermon.
Tho c,oenp exercises of the Cathedral School OF St.
Now Garden City. will be held at that place on
Tuesday.
Tho examinations for the admission of freshmen 70
tho school Of Mines Of Columbia College were begun
yesterday. 49,,
Tho NodcoIeral Society will meet at the Hotel
buckingham on Wednesday evening"
In tbe windows of Arnold, Constable & Co. ana
,,,r,on & Co, establishments cards are dispmyed
announcing that these firms begin the SATURDAY carry
losing for tbe summer at 12 o'clock To-Day
The stated meeting Of the board OF managers Vi
rho American Blble Society was held on Ihurscay
49,. - hoo,,s ,rore made to the valuc Of about Tls2
Accommodations were also made amounting 10 Too
x-i5a The issues from the Bible House during
Nav were 7234S volumes; since APRIL lo''o4o
volumes
Mr. and Mrs Philip Dunn, of Long Branch were
visiting friends at No 314 East Thirtyfourthst' lsV
evening. when Mrs. Dunn was taken suooehy H.
she died few minutes later Heart disease Is sup
| posed to have been the cause
A. Packard College yesterday morning Mrs Lille
| ncrcroux Blake spoke on "Womans Wages" she
held that there unjust determinations against
women everywhere except in Wyoming. where they
| can vote Her remedy, Of course was woman SUI
| fragc.
Among the passengers who arrived here Yesterday
| on the White star steamer Britannia were W. ~
| Barrett the Rev. " Gecr, D. Herbert Dunn D. n
| Emmett and the Rev. W. O'Bren
The annual service and reception of the Guild OF
! e. Rarnabas for Nurses will be held at the Church
| Of the Holy Communion, Sixth'ave and twentieth
| ST. on Thursday next at p. m. The sermon VIII
be preached by the Rev. a. c. a. Hall. OF BOSTON,
and the annual report presented.
Tho last regular meeting this season Of the New
| York Mathematical Society held last evening In
| Hamilton Hall, Columbia College. The vice-presi-
| dent Professor Rees presided The main object OF
the meeting TO make revisions in the rules to suit
| changes which have occurred in the society Many
| new members have been admitted during the year,
and with those voted in last night the society has
membership of nearly 200.
| The athletic entertainment Of June in New-York
| Turn Hall has been postponed until further notice.
The few peaches that are in the market are stin
| extremely small, and not good They are mostly
frorn