New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
NETWORK CITY.

1s.ac Cobn and Gabrial Pinto. accused Oh s'hus
cling Oriental embroidery on the New ioih ,"''
saturday were arrested yesterday ana au,''' ~, "
hau IN ca 600 each by Commissioner Shields. Ihey
49, marc taking the goods to the Turkish
- -, tho Worlds Fair, and meant TO bring them
in in bond
Tho s.ve,t,etb birthday of Joseph NJ Ohmeis the
honorary president OF the Beethoven Maenherchol
will be celebrated with dinner at Beethoven han
No 30 Fifth-st, tomorrow evening Inc Hi'
Jiederkranz New-York Maennerchor' lnoepehue"'
Schuotzen Corps German Press Club and other
organizations will be represented. Dr. John frieu-
rich and Richard Katzenmeyer will be among the
speakers
The Tribune has received s. from "Cold Spring on
tho Hudson" for q shelter for -Four worthy help
ers at Bath Beach"
Tho Tribune has received from Harriet w. r.
Leach e. for the 'ice fund.- AS The Tribune mas
no such fund il has sent the money to the Ice iuhu
of "1he Herald"
A detail of 1o3 enlisted men for the crew OF 'ne
armored cruiser New-York was sent from the Navy
Yard to that ship at Philadelphia Yesterday. IL ~
expected that the New-York will come 10 'his
harbor about September !.
More reductions. expected in the Street-Cieah-
ing Department. as there is still an estimated de-
ao,encv in Commissioner Andrews's appropriation
for the wear of s9l 900. This retrenchment can De
made only in the payrolls OF the department
Thonas Clark an iron moulder. who was said
~ have been steady and Industrious, was killed
nv a fall from window OF his home on the fourth
foor of the house No. 500 West Twenty-sixth-st'
vesterdav His wife is I'll. and has six children TO
look after.
The police captains at the Central once yes'er-
day were talked to by President Martin and Act
ing Superintendent McAvoy about the need for con-
slant activity and watchfulness to prevent the
streets from being Uttered by sweepings and other
rubbish from houses. Arrests must be maze by
the police the captains were told. whenever any
body was caught throwing rubbish into the streets
Henry Phillips. alias Bebro who has been e&-
amined for various swndling transactions OF Iate
was arraigned In the Tombs Police Court yester-
day for threatening to shoot his mother at the
Aston House on Monday. The mother. who just
arrived from England last week, secured her sons
release.
Lawrence Ahearn Martin Schenck. william Kier-
man, John Shevlin and John Keegan. all young
men, were arraigned in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, all charged with having helped
James Carton in the supposed murder OF Eugene
Walsh last Sunday. Ahearn testified that Walsh
came to his. death from stumbling and fracturine
his skull on the pavement. All the men except
Keegan were held
Philip Bruins the broker OF No. Wall-st who
is suffering from injuries received by being thrown
yesterday. and 1t is now thought he may recover.
The funeral OF Charles Munzinger. the wcll-known
member OF the Cotton Exchange who died last Fri
day. was held yesterday at the South Reformed
Church. Thirty -eighth-st. and Madison-ave. The
Rev Roderck Terry oficiated.
Father Tetrau yesterday enshrned in the Church
OF ST. Jean Baptiste the relic known as the bone
Of St Anne. which brought 10 this city last
Sunday Men and women feeble and afflicted.
knelt at the shrine yesterday and kissed the relic
while they prayed for health.
S. NJ. Blatchford special deputy TO Surveyor
Lyon. was examined before the Fairchd commits
sion yesterday the work and the force OF the
Surveyors office. The expense of running the office
last year. he said. 1904, 22i
The steamer Neptune brought 5000 punches OF
bananas into this port yesterday. The cargo was
sold at auction on Pier No. 3. North River. This
the second auction sale OF bananas ever held
in this city