New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
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Weldhoru j. Bland, captain CT the British steamship
Camden, new lying at Philadelphia, was arrested III
this city yesterday BY Deputy United States MarshS
Grant and Trautfeld charge Of having lahuea an
migrant at Philadelphia without inspection by inc
iInmigaten authorities. He was taken before 'h'eo
States Commissioner Shields and gave bail In 700 10
await examination.
United States Commissioner Shields yesterday as
missed the charge against George Myers The newsboy
who was charged with robbng the office OF the western
Union Telegraph Company on the ground hoor "i '"o
restooe Building, and released the young prisoner
General George A. sheridan. who has been engaged
by tie Republican Club of the City Of newborn 10
deliver series Of speeches throughout the CITY, VIII
make his first address on Tuesday evening al 'he
Bleecker Building. Blocker and Morton SIS" al
o'clock. John W. JacObus viii pr~siac
Tn. following Custem House CLERKS promoted
Yesterday from Class A. at 81 900 year, u ClSs l.
a. 81 200 Richrd F. Carr. smith F. Townsend JAMES
E. Brown and Albert j. Culver.
An entertainment suitable to the season is being
given at the Eden Musec with Powell and MaJ'no'
the chief amusement makers The many wax G''"l
In their new summer attire MAKE line Snow SUR"
concerts will be given by the Hungarian orchestra this
afternoon and evening.
The first Of the series OF sumner concerts arranged
by the Manhattan Athletic Club tosk place on ul' roo
garden Of the clubhouse last night
The METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art Is open free TO the
pubue this afternoon, Wednesday, Thursday, FRIDAY
ard saturday from 10 a. m. ~ . D. III. Inc price Vi
admission 10 morrow and Tuesday Is 20 cents
A meeting OF the directors of the international EN-
bhitors, Association will be held at the stewart Duu
ing on Wednesday afternoon.
The last conference of Superintendent Jasper OF the
public schools and the assistant superintendent ior
the present school year. held yesterday ID t'e N''
o, t,,o hoard OF Education. Arrangements for a'c'u
ing the graduating exercises OF the Schools "e'o ~
The public grammar schools OF this city, WIN ie"
exceptions will be closed this week
The graduating exercises Of tho female d"pai one''
o., Grammar sohosl NO. SO, Rivington and Lewis s's
will tsxe place at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
A meeting OF the Industrial Christian Alliance VIII
Ia bsN M Cornell Memorial Church tonight oe'c'
Char,otta SUPERINTENDENT Draper and Secretary NIL
hurry will tell OF their work IN the elves ana siuis
Of this city.
The pack Of canned Holsters Is expected " IAN VII
80 mar cent compared with last season
Much TO the relief Of the wholesale trade "oou' al
n, Calfornias big crop Of raisins has gone i'o 'o
hands Of distributors. Bagscd lets, whcn pIoFcriy
cured have kept exceedingly well during VIC He'
weather.
specs freight-trsn service last week ai'aed So',i0
Of New York's consignments Of fresh nut ITO" ''o
Pacific Coast in eight days.
The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister rohpe'o"'
,,orv of tho United states to Denmark Clark t. carr
returned to this country the Fueet Esafch' WHICH
arrived yesterday.