New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
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NETWORK CITY.

The Knicke locker Trust Company has moved It's
downtown Offices Nos. 6S Broadway and II New
st. The uptown office is at Twenty -seventh-st. and
Fifth-ave.. az heretofore
Cora Williams OF No. 1850 Broadway, who was
charged with sprinkling arsenic upon the food OF
Charles H. Douglas Of No. 234S Broadway. last
Monday. held for trial by Justice We.de IN the
Harlem Police Court yesterday.
Harvey Curtis who two weeks ago shot and killed
Philip Moran his sweethearts father, and whom
the Coroner's jury exonerated on Friday, ola not
gain his release on the writ OF habeas corpus yes
terday. Justice Barrett remanded him TO the 1ombs
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open free
to the public this afternoon from TO O'Clock;
Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thursdays and saturdays
from 10 a. 10 p. m. and Monaay ana friday
evenings from to 10 o'clock. The admission on
Mondays and Fridays is % cents.
Admission 10 the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day from / p. m. TO p. M; on Wednes-
DAYS Thursdays and Fridays from a. m. TO
o m: on Saturdays from a.. m. 10 10 p. m, ana
Tuesday evenings from to 10 oc.ock The price OF
admission Is % Mondays and Tuesdays
from a. m. 10 p. m
The Atlantic Transport Line steamer Mobile. out
ward bound came In collision with the HoDoken
ferryboat Bremen yesterday morning The ferry
boa, was stopped at the time and simply drified
against the steamer. which was moving slowly No
damage caused.
The Fall River Line steamer Plymouth which re-
Gently went on the rocks In Narragansett Bay. was
towed 10 the sectional dock at Pike-st. East River.
Yesterday where the injuries her hull Will be re-
paired
General Charles J. Paine. Of Boston. sailed yester-
day on the steamer la Bourgoene, OF the French
Line for Havre. The General VIII probably see the
races Of the Vigilant while abroad
The Floating Hospital will make It's hrst trip and
the Seaside Hospital will open 10 receive patients on
Thursday. July 8 Mothers OF sick children can get
tickets from all hospitals, dspensares charitable So
cleies and doctors. Tickets are free.
The Stonngton Line announces the resumption OF
Sunday trips beginning to-day. The fine steel
steamers Maine and New-Hampsh.re leave New
Pier No &C. North River. at p. m. daily. connect
ing with through trains for Boston. Provdence.
Worcester Narragansett Pier and with steamer 10
Watch Hill
Water Register Riley collected %.439 "A from users
of Croton water last week.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Merchants Despatch Transportation Company he'd
Thursday Francis F. Flagg was elected vic"-prcsi-
dent. in addition TO his former duties as secretary
and treasurer.
Sarah Dengler the richly dressed woman who.
when arrested on Friday FOR shop!f'inc. declared
that she had just won N3 900 damages In a breach
OF promise suit was held for trial IL the ks'ex
Market Police Court yesterday.
JAMS Sorensen. thirty-hve years DID, assistant en-
gneer OF the Havemeyer Building. was caught be-
tween one OF the floors and the elevator yesterday
afternoon and crushed 50 bal.y that De dieI
last night al the Chambers Street Hospital
The steamer Richard Peck. Of the New-llaven
Line will not make the usual trip on July from
here at 3 o. m. Instead, she VIII start az 10 a. m
for New-Haven arriving there about p. n. aui
returning will leave there AZ i23o night This VIII
give people a splendid opportunity to look about ne
beautiful CITY Of Films and be IN the city again
mex, morning IN time for business. The fare for
the excursion is 81
John b. Reagan. thirty-three years old a re-
lg,ous maniac who lives az ~ 23 West Eish-
feminist was removed 20 The insane pavilion -
Bellevue Hospital las; night. His arrest was made
on the complain, Of his VIZ Maria Reagan who
said that her husband had attempted TO throw his
one-year-oli son out Of the third-siory window Of