New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
NETWORK CITY.

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J. b. H. has sent So to this office Tor ME- Mary
LAZY, OF 10. 131 Liberty-st.
The dog show will take place in Madison Square
Garden ON May Is, z. and -.
Although over three months have elanSod, the
Tegimeutal bands are stlil UNPAID lOf theH S'N'N'
Oh Evacuation Day.
The Impclial Dragon Troupe Of japanese give
their quaint entertainment at Roster ~ bars every
night.
| ,orporotion Counsel Andrews SAYS that the Board
of Police cannot retire policeman on the ground
| OF disability without granting han pension.
John $. Barnes, formerly of the banking house
of j. 5. Kennedy y Co.. has become q, 1ifecloI "a
the Columbia Bank, at Fifth-aTe and Ioity-sco-
| Ond-st.
The Board of Health yesterday ordered the tene,,
mcnt house No. II Thompson st. "a, ne Vaca'?d
within ten days, on IN DAYS report thi' u ""' -
! q condition dangerous TO heanh.
/ The parade of the Darnum and London shows
will take place ION Saturday night me ",a.iicr
permits aud will exceed in magnitude ana e'il' ~
the large one of last year. Ii VIII DC over .'0 III
! length.
The Controller yesterday approved the sGeties
Of j. s. Brown who on Monday secured tlo cor
tract for cleaning the streets below Foui'co"''-'I'
west of Broadway.
No STANDING ROOM To LrE DpNN.
The night Waterman N Castle Garden, ~ l'' ~
an / could in the Labor bureau bnt bad !" leave
some IN the rounda, - there wasn even standing
room for the immigrants 10 NE do"'''
A BroADwtY LANDMARK GolNG.
The old frame building Al lie southwest corner
Of Broadway and Bleecker-S i8 neing 19lh "oNh 20
| make way for a now brick structure IL was QUIZ
before the war of So II IS me !aot frame p''1'-
| ing IN Broadway below Madison square.
COINS AND MEDALS AT AUCTION.
Mcssrs. Bangs 4, Co. estcriay began the sac OF
a large collection of gold, silver and copper mGdas
and CONS from tho cabinets of NmsiOw j. How
ard and Francis Holsjcln. An American cent, datGG
| 1904 brought SlS. 4 Cromwell English crown sold
| for $40 10.
MIR. ROOTS VIEW ASSISTANT.
Tu;tad Cfnfas District Attorney Root Yesterday
appointed Henry ~ lint, who has boon for several
years an assistant in the office OF bartlett " Root
merIv held by Charles A. Hess. resigned. Mr.. TINT
will aid Mr. Foster in the management OF the crunl-
nal branch of the Office.
| THE OPENING OF NINETY-NINTII STREET
| An application has been made to the Commas
sioner of Public Works, signed by all the owners or
property the liue Of The proposed impr9y einent
! Tor The 0pcning of Undergraduates from Inlrd 10
Fourth ayes. This is the only street thai re-
mains to he cut through the old Haughton farm.
A CHANGE At THE TYDROGRAPHC QfFICr.
| Lieutenant d. Daniels, Of the Branch Naval Iiy-
| geographic Office, at tie MARITIME Exchange. has
| been relieved from duty and ordered to the lnited
| for Lisbon st0-day. His successor. it is expected
Will be Lieutenant HARDER, OF Arctic fame
CHARGED WITH Is,CING A FORGED CHECK,
| Don T. Arturo Pima, of MaZatan, Mexico, has
been living at the New-YOrk Hotel. Yesterday he
presented check for 81 90, pGrpOrtIng to be signed
by Dr. W. &. Sp0re surgeon OF me steamer 1lty
ton proprietor of the hotel, suspected That the
check was forged and had Don Pima arrested. lie
was remanded at the Jefferson Market Foice court
DAMAGED BY COLLISION
The schooner Mimna A. Read arrived here ycstcr-
day from Cardenas a partial wreck. on Long
| Branch, about o'clock o. M, she was run into by
| an unknown schooner, and was cut down 10 the
| waters edge OH her starLoard side. She also had
her starbOard main-chains carried away aud her
| mainSa torn. The other vessel lost her Jlb-D0Om
| and received other damage.
| ANOTHER CENTENNIAL To BE OBSERVED.
! The NewYork Historical Society la It evening re:
solved TO celebrate the centennial anniversary Of
| the Inauguration of George Washington, Presi-
| dent of the United States, on April 80, 1889. DIR.
George II. Morse, III presenting the resolutions,
said that ne thought that organized historical soce
| ties throughout the country should unite i'll bring
ing together all documents relating to the event. in
| order that book might be written.
| RUNNING AWAY FROM JUSTICE
| An examination was to be held at the Tombs
| Police Court yesterday, in the case of James ii.
| Mckinley, lawyer of No. 81 SiXth-ayc., who was
arrested some weeks ago charged with blackmall.
| Justice Duffy informed, however, that the ac-
cused man had disappeared. tie communicated
with the Distrct-Attorney, who ordered that the
boud of $500, which had been furnished by David
McManus, of No. SO Sixth-avc should be forfeited.
THE POLICE AND THE PENSION BILLS.
| Inspector IhOme presided over meeting OF the
| police captains, mspectO and the Superintendent,
at Police Headquarlers, last night; me meeting
two Police Pension bills now before the LeSsla-
ture. II was decided after much argument, that
the bills should be consolidated. The principal
features of the bills the clauses which create
revenue for the Pension Fund from payments de-
| rived from masked balls, pistol permits, ETC.
committee consisting OF Superintendent Walllng,
| Inspectors Diks aud Byrnes, and Captains VIII
lians and Petty, appointed to consider the
matter and report on next Saturday.
DoINGs OF THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The Board of Directors of the National Rife As
ISOLATION yesterday. elected Colonel John Ward
secretary; Colonel j. H. Cowperthwait, Major c.
! l.. Fincko aud Captain A. T. Ackcrman committee
on finance; Colonel j. g., Story, General Charles
| +. RODnins and Captain f.. l.. Jalinski range conf
mittee, and Colonel George ID. Scott an honorary
director for life. 1t was resolved to appoint a
t to be- called The Prrsdens match to be
shot on the same basis as the Queens match; an
other 10 he called the Governors match; third 10
he called the Merchants match fourth to be called
the Bankers and Brokers match; and fifth to
DO called the Manufacturers match.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1899 Births 1868; marriages,
115.
Mayor Low yesterday accepted an Invitation TO
review the parade of Irish societies ST. Patrick's
Day.
John c. Perry received official notice yesterday
of his nomination Tor Chief Justice OF Wyoming
Territory by President Arthur.
Skating was resumed at Prospect Park yesterday,
and many persons were OH the ice, which was III
good condition.
George w. Brown, builder made an assignment
yesterday, with liabilities OF TSS, 467 % and nOmi-
nal assets of Sl9S. SG5.
Frank W. Van Ness failed to appear for trial yes
t>rday upon the charge of bigamy. lis bail was
81, 900 and his bOndsmen will be prosecuted.
The Arctic steamer Bear was inspected yesterday
by the Government Board appointed for that pur-
pose The Board will report 10 the Navy Depart
ment what things in their judgment should be done
To strengthen the vessel.
The committee recently appointed by the Bridge
lrus ees TO consider reduction In the tolls, held
private meeting yesterday. report Will be made
next Monday III favor of retaining the present toll
charges
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