New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
NETWORK CITY.

The opening meeting OF Good Government Club
will be held this evening at the Nevada. Boule-
ward and Seventieth-st a letter will be read from
ex-Mayor Hewitt. and among those expected 70
speak are Richard Watson Glider. r. w G.. Well
ing. William T. Jerome and Jacob a. Refs There
will be important discussion.
The eleventh annual excursion Of Mlzpah Chapel
will be held on June 60 ROTOR Point. Long
Island Sound.
The Paint and oil Club will have its monthly
dinner at the Broadway Central Hotel, at o'clock
this evening.
The annual excursion OF the New-York Caledonian
Club will be held on June %.
The Harlem Regatta Association will hold meet
ing at the Grand Union Hotel tomorrow evening
at o'clock
The report that locusts were able TO hold up
train down in New-Jersey the other day indicates
tina, the Jersey mosquito has powerful rival IN
the field.
According 10 the astronomers. summer Will not
begin until week from this morning. But unless
the people in this latitude are wocfully mistaken. II
began In downright earnes: early the present week
Twenty-seven men were examined Yesterday at
the Custom House under the civil Service rules
for the place Of examiner OF chemicals AZ the Ap-
praiser's Stores There two vacancies 70 be
filled. The result of the examination viii not be
announced for several days.
Policeman Donlgan. OF the Union Market Sta
ton was paroled In the Harlem Police Court yes
terdav morning to procure bail In 5000 on the
charge OF having assaulted Yung Fong. the laundry
man. OF One-hundred-a nd-secondst. and Third-ave..
whom D0nlgan arrested last Sunday. Yung Fong
was discharged in the Essex Market Police Court
and now charges DOnlgan with unproyoked assault
The examination will be held tomorrow morning
BENJAMIN williams coorel driver for Edward
Beardsley Of Wiiiamsbridge. who thrown
from his wagon at One-hundred-and-ifty-thir d-st.
L.. ~ Il r1.ts
morning at the Manhattan Hospital. without re-
gaining consciousness. His horse had been fright
ened at a passing elevated train, and hurled the
wagon against pillar.
The directors Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company yesterday declared the usual quarterly
dividend OF IA per cent The financial report for
the quarter ended June 80 Will be found in the
financial column
The regular quarterly meeting Of the Society OF
tho War Veterans. 7th Regiment. y. G. S. y. Y.
will be held at the Hotel Brunswick. this evening.
at o'clock
George Eberhard. OF No. % second-st., who was
assaulted by John Schatz,ein. 1ftyeight years old
OF No S9l4 ST. Marks Place on Saturday last died
on Tuesday afternoon in Bellevue Hospital from
his injuries. In the Essex Market Police Court yes
terday Justice Koch held schatzlein without bail
to await the action OF the Coroner
There was a withdrawal Of $4,000 gold from the
Sub-Treasury yesterday by Lazard Freres for ship
ment Europe to-day. This makes $4,000 gold
as the exports for the week to date.
Emil l.. Boas received a cable dispatch yesterday
stating that the Hamburg American steamship
Normanria arrived at Southampton yesterday. max
ing the trip from New York In days and y hours.
This is said TO be the best time yet made over the
long course.
Officers Of the Navy Yard, with their families.
had an enjoyable dance with the officers Gov
ernors Island last evening. A Navy Yard tug-boat
left the Yard about $50 o'clock carrying the naval
officers who accepted the invitation Of their
brothers OF the Army.
Professor Herman NJ. Bggs, bacteriologst of the
Board OF Heath. sailed on the White Star steamer
Majestic yesterday. He will attend the British Con-
gress Of Hygiene visit London. Paris and Berlin
and investigate the sanitary regulations OF these
cities and the methods OF dealing with contagious
diseases. DR.. Bggs vii thoroughly acquaint him
self with the workings OF the foreign health de-
partments and Will be away two months
The American Line steamer Chester. which was
announced to start for Southampton yesterday, will
not sail until O'Clock this morning. The Chester
reached he- pier early yesterday morning. and It
found that she could be got ready for
in time 10 start at the time announced.
The regular monthly meeting OF the board Of
directors of the Maritime Association OF the Port of
New-York was he'd yesterday. with President Ed
ward S. Atwood In the chair. The business dis
patched included the recollection OF Francis W
Houghton as superintendent, and Gideon w. Young
a assistant superintendent for their tenth terms.