New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
NETWORK CITY.

The meeting of the Sinking Fund Commissioners
called for to-day has postponed until Thursday at
lp.m.
Four Young burglars were held for trial by Justice
Taintor In the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
for breaking into the house No 193 MOnroest. on Sat-
urday night and stealing eventyve pairs OF trousers
The boys are Michael Whalen, sixteen years old, OF
No 10 Bowery; Joseph Donovan, twelve years old, OF
No I48 Cherry-st.; Thomas Mooney, thirteen years
Old of No. SO 10 Oakst., and Joseph Moore sixteen
years old, of No. 81 Chatham-st.
Miss Amy Baker, who is we'll known and popular
as an eocutlonst will give her annual recital Mt
Sherry's Ffh-ave. and Thirty sevenh-st on tuesday
at 80 p. m.
Karl Braun. German, seventy-three years old, who
was an inmate of the Woodstock Hospital, private
institution at No $50 Unionave., Morrlsan.a, com
mitted suicide there yesterday morning. lie hanged
himself 10 the transom Of door, using sheet from
his bed in lieu of rope 1t said that he had be-
come insane through Illness
Edward r. Radchf who says that he is manu-
facturer of thermometers was charged with Insulting
women In sixth-ave. saturday night The prisoner,
who was well dressed and apparently about forty years
old said that he was intoxicated at the time and did
not know what he doing. Justice Grady fined nm
$40 in the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Charles W. Anderson. the eloquent young coloreh
orator Of this city, will take part this week In tho
lively canvass which the Republicans OF Rhode Island
Andersons first speech will be made at Central fallS
r. L. on Tuesday evening. under the auspices Of tie
Republican State League Of Rhode Island.
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on board the steamship Aurania were j. >. carr
Ellison Miss V. c. Carr Ellison ID. ~. Chase, captain
and Mrs. George McC. Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Lean
beaten Richard Lord, Alfred Orme, J. A. Pawn John
POpham, Professor Henry Tanner, MISS ray AonPio0ii
and F. J. HOwlitt.
II nj II
and.tenthst a householder charged in the 1llr-
lem Police Court yesterday with turning In the street
an old horse and abandoning it 10 die Rothchiid sau
that he given the horse to man, ana tit II II haH
been abandoned it By this man. Justice Kelly
fixed Rothcds bail for trial at $500. which was fur
nished.
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard's course Of lectures
on Tuesday evenings in Lent at ST. Andrews Sunday
school rooms. the Rev. DR.. e. II. Nandewater rector
have been unusually well attended and nave been
listened to with great interest. The subject Tor TO-
morrow evening will be Russia and the Russians
Henry Davis "a deaf-mute, of No. Ale East one
hundred and fourecnst, arraignei in the Harlem
Police Court Yesterday a charge OF disorderly CON
duct preferred by his brother Jacob TEeIo being no
other Interpreter the complainant acted such for
the defendant Justice Kelly changed the charge to
insanity on account OF the boys actions, and turned
him over 70 the Commissioners Of Charities
Frank Stout Of No. Ga Jamesst. who was found In
his uncle's under suspicious circumstances, was
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning HIS
uncle was not disposed to make a charge against hm
and Justice Duffy let him 90 with caution.
The Tribune on saturday received So from c. s. Hal
sey, schenectady, for the Russian Relief Fund.
The New-York City Labor Directory" for 1892 has
been compiled and published by James p. Archibald
of the Central Labor Union, for circulation among
labor organizations, contractors ana others To whom
such directory might be useful. 1t contains com
plee list Of the labor organizations Of this city, to-
gcther with their places and times Of meeting as well
as the names of the factory inspectors and members OF
the Boards OF Arbitration of all the States.
Fong All one a homeless Chnaman and the only
one OF his race known to have ever sought lodgings
I'm police station in this city, was found wandering
aimlcssly about in Pellst. saturday evening In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice Duffy committed
him the Of the Commissioners OF Charities Tor
examination 10 his sanity.
Augustus Mahlar, a Frcnchran. forty-two years Old
living at No g. Morton ST.. arraigncd before JUS
tee Duffy the Tombs Police Court yesterday, charged
with stealing silk worth $2l7 from f. Mommer d Co..
importers OF No. 49, GrceneSt. lie was hell in
81 600 bail for examination this afternoon
new wax group called "Thc Dying Gamekceper'
was on view for the first time at The Eden Muscc YES
terday. one OF the figures is made to look alive by
an Ingenious mechanical contrlvance. Sacred cts
will De given by the Hungarian orchestra.
Thomas f. Pierce, patient in the Insane Asylum
on Wards Island chokcd 10 death while at dinner yes
terday through piece Of meat lodging In his wind
pine lie was committed 10 the asylum August
81, 1889.
The total shipment OF American apples abrlad thus
far this season has been 425OOO barrels against 44O
600 las; year. over 10000 barrels stu going
out every week from this port Boston and Portland.
Seventeen steamers and sailing vessels are
now bound this port from the Mediterranean, bring
Ing oranges and lemons
The steamship India. from Gibraltar. which arrived
here yesterday. had board nine Arabs and thor
oughbred Arabian steed. They will take part in Bar
mum & Baieys show as accobats and will next year
appear at the Worlds Fair