New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
NETWORK CITY.


william Morgan. the insurance man chareeo WIN
swindling physicians. was again arra'sneu go.
dav before Magistrate Simms. In the Centre street
Court where he was held In 500 for trial. Inc
hail bond was given by the prisoners father resi-
dent OF Unionport. N. Y.
President Wilson. of the Board or Heai'n' re-
ceived letter yesterday from Mrs. NJ t. lrau'-
man. president Of the Ladies' Health fro'ec".o AS
ISOLATION asking the Board to take some acuon "
prevent fruit and vegetables from peihg eApose ~,
sale on the sidewalks in front Of stores. Inc boaru
will consider the matter at It's next mee''ns'
u G.. Whitehead was yesterday appointed gen.
ora, auditor OF the Atchson. Topeka and Santa re
Railway. in place of w. X Gillett VINO res's"eu
some time ago.
A large and valuable consignment OF DOCKS from
pernard Ouaritch of London, will be offered al
auction In the rooms Of Bangs Co., NOS. u anu
o. Fifth-ave tomorrow afternoon. Ihe hs' IN
cudes many rare and extremely interesting WORKS.
nearly every department OF English literature peihg
represented together with number OF hius''a'eu
works and specimens OF early pruning.
The Old Guard Association Of the 18th Regiment
will, attend the funeral of First Sergeant John jack
con at No. 237 West Thlrtieth-st.. at 10 a. m. TO-
dav Sergeant jackson was one OF the Oldest vet
Grams of the National Guard when he died. ana ne
had worn the gold medal for long and faithtui SER
vice.
Mrs Waldo Richards will give a recital IN the
chanel Of the First Presbyterian Church, at Fifth
ave- and Eleventh-st., this evening" LOT inc oe"e"'
OF the fresh-air fund Of the church
| The Republican Association Of the Twenty-n'n'h
Election District Of the XXIIId Assembly District
,, have regular meeting this evening at No. l,707
| Amsterdam-ave.
| The Young Peoples Auxiliary Of the Hebrew
| ahsi,srine Guardian Society will have final In
| formal entertainment for the season next sunday
at p. m.
The last meeting and dinner Of the Baptist Social
Union OF Manhattan Island will be held at the
| Hotel Savoy this evening at o'clock ''Tenements
and Lodging houses will be discussed by arthur
| w Milbury W. Bayard Cutting. Ernest Flagg.
| predecessor r r. L, Could Colonel George f. War
| inc tr Alfred T. White and the Rev. Dr. W. S.
| Ransford
| The final meeting OF the patrons OF the recent
Harlem Charity Festival will be held this evening at
$40 o'clock at the Kenmore. No. 2s West One-hun-
dred- twenty -ffth-st. when the report OF the
! treasurer Mrs. +. Horace Hamilton. VIII be read'
and the distribution OF the proceeds among the six
| uptown charities named as benehciaries VIII be au-
! thorized Nine Methot. soprano Will sing. ana Ed
| nund Russell will give rectations. Others have
volunteered their services. An inviting bunet unch-
| con will be served.
The Anglo-American Telegram Company has re-
ceyed advices from Berne that the West Australian
land lines are interrupted The Iaigoh, bahshoh
line which had been interrupted has been restored.
The Erie Railroad has arranged with the Westcot'
Express Company for transfer OF passengers and
hageape in New-York and Brooklyn. Baggage Is
checked TO and from hotels and dwellings, and a
feature made of prompt service at reasonable rates
Passengers arriving the Erie, at Jersey CITY, steT
directly from the train to the cab or carriage whcr
conveys them to any part OF Greater New-fork.
The Artist Artisan Institute, No 14O West Twenty
third-st will hold its eighth annual spring exhib
ton of pupils work tomorrow and Saturday IRON
10 a. m to 10 p. m. With this exhibition Will bt
shown designs from Mrs. Corys School Of Applied
Art now associated with the institute; f. Hopkin
son Smiths drawings for "venice Of To-day" and {
number of posters This school was founded By
John Ward St.mson TO give artisans sound train
ing In art principles.
The second annual tea Of the Educational Al
| lance will be held at the Hebrew Institute. Eas
| Broadway and Jefferson-st.. on Sunday afternoon
next The building will be decorated with flags. ant
most OF the work OF the institute will be In
Five thousand invitations have been sent out. Ad
mission will be by invitation only.
Acting Deputy-Chief Cortright yesterday trans
ferred twelve patrolmen from various precincts "
the Poiceboat Patrol to increase the force for tn
summer season.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF Trustees o
BARNARD College will be held at the college. No. "a
Madison-ave. tomorrow at p M
Mayor Strong yesterday approved the bill whicl
REQUIRES that hereafter 10 per cent OF the foreig
Arensurance tax shall be paid over to the trustee
of the Firemens Home. to be used for the main
tepance OF disabled 1remen. The bill also provide
that IS per cent of the tax shall be paid into tn
regular pension fund Of the uniformed force. tn
balance OF the tax goes to the support OF w'oow
and orphans OF fremen