New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
NETWORK CITY.

Mr. Emma Parker who was indicted oy '"'
Grand Jury Friday. charged with keeping disor-
DERBY house at 40 % East rhirtieih-st was oai'eu
Yesterday before Judge Allison. OF the court OF
General Sessions. In the sum % N"'. furnlshe'
bv John Collins. a truckman. OF No. Is 81 lnkes
Place
rn. N,rouls o, san Mariana. who lives n No. a
r,s, Nlnih-st appeared before Justice Simms In
the jefferson Market Court yesterday TO complain
AGAINST John Joyne. servant VINO ne aI'ese''
had stolen from him gold watch and chain valued
A. Yi5 Jovin~ admitted that he had taken the
things and said that he had pawned them for W..
Justice Simms held him in 5000 FOR trial
The third annual p,cn,c Of the Bradhurst Repub-
ucan club Will bee held Tuesday evening AZ Cosmo-
pontan Park e-hundred-and- seventieth-st and
Amsier,am-ave.
The summer-night's festival OF the Imperial club
OF Yorkyille viii be held at Cosmopolitan Park.
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Amsterdam
ave. Wednesday.
Henry ueuser OF 80 4is Fast Eighty-second- st.
who was the employer OF otto Front and Paul
kr!eger the painters whose fall from scafold at
No 1886 second ave. on Friday resulted In the
death % kricgcr and the serious injury OF Front
was arra.gnel before Justice Taintor in the Har
lcn Police Court yesterday and hell In 5000 bail
for examination
Harry Martin. twenty-five years oil. OF No. -
Sccond-st.. and George Livingston. aged twenty
two OF No lGi Stanton-st ;wo ~ the four men
| rcmanded I'm the Essex Market Police Court Fri
dav on tn. complaint ~ christopher Emde. thirteen
years Old OF No. l3G suffolk st. and Nathan Lipp-
man. OF 80 - Rvlne st. that ihey were forced TO
| steal by these men. were held in S,pr ea'h lor
| trial on a charge % grand larceny.
| Among the graduates at The Normal College on
| June " was Miss NJ Adelaide Cooper OF the West
| ern Boulevard Miss Cooper Will spend the summer
at Noyse Beach Rhode Island. "ith her mother
| Tho Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free to
| the public from 10 a. 10 sunset on Tuesdays.
| Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays on sunday
| afternoons from o'clock to sunset and on the
| evenings OF Mondays Fridays ON Monday
| and Frlavs from 10 ,'rll until sunset copyists
| art students and mcml the Museum only are
| admitted free; others hay pay an entrance Tee
| OF twenty five cents IT, two days.
| The Museum of Natural History is open on week
| DAYS from to o'clock. on Tuesday and saturday
evenings from TO ~ o'clock the public Is admitted
| free ON Sundays 1t Is open from TO 8 o'clock
| Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
| The West Shore Railroad announces that all tick
cts issued for the observation train in connection
| with the Columbia Cornell and University OF Penn.
| syvania boat race Friday VIII be valid on the
| observation train tomorrow. The special trains
| will be run leaving Frankn-st. at and Is p IN
and West Forty-second-st. at ll5 and p. m.
| Wills s. Paine has been elected a director OF tn,
| Tradesmcns National Bank He formerly Su
| perlntehdent or BANKS or the state or New Ofk
| and has also been president OF the State Trus
Company. OF which he is stu director He is q
| direcsOr OF the American Surety Company and |.
the author OF "Panes Banking Law"
Nearly hundred carpenters employed OF
Schultheiss casino and pavilion. at Fort George
went strike three days ago. They returned I,
work yesterday. and the strike was declared OFF
The United Wood Carvcrs' Association has refuse,
to permit Its members who are working on th
Vanderbilt mansion at Fillmore y. c.. to strik
for higher wages
The steamship Palatia OF the Hamburg America,
Line. which arrived here from Hamburg yesterday
was the hrst freight steamer to pass through IN
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal That was two weeks ago
The canal was practically finished at the time
ana II was to test II that the Paiatia was sen
through she touched bottom several times Blu
sustained no injury.