New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12
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Arrests last week, 1910; deaths, TAO; oirthS'
525 marriages, 194. -,
Robert J. Rurdctte will lecture on " The Piigrlnl
age of the FuRnv Man. in the Ihirty-fonrth o'iee'
Reformed Church, on Thursday evening"
The Twghlght Pleasure Club VIII give a pail AZ =
Caledonian Hall IN Horatio-st on lueSanS of
for the benefit of the veteran Wliam "ih'"'' -
the Hawkins ZouayeS.
APPOINTMENT IN A NEW OFFICE -
Controller Low yesterday appointed w. o &C ,he
win an examiner IN the audilug oufe en- Va With
finance Department ne ONE - a aaT for several
a salary of 81 200. Mr.. Corwih was ior 'oi
years IN the grocery business.
CHANGE IN RUNNING ELEVATED TRAINS.
An important change in he running OF uaJ ILL., ,i
The East side elevated railroads VIII ne ILL., r ~"
day. The Second Avenue trans whlch niTo lt hT
recently gone south of Chatham Square, WI ILL.,
note with the Third Avenue trans TO senth FeIrN.
The shuttle trains on the CITY Hall Dranch wiz o'
run according to the present arrangement
prtrrvrSG DISCHARGED VETERANS ,
The Employment and Relief Commit ee or INC
Grand Amy of the Republic of this city has issued
an appea TO the public for work for ,nose nonou
bly discharged soldiers and sailors VINO are sescIN-
mo of II Temporary employment has been pro-
cured for fifteen comrades, seventeen nav ue1 90
sent to soldiers homes and tsr'eTGnh e E%DIov
ment Bureau is in Room 4. basement Clty hali'
General James X. O'Bcrne, chairman.
FILING CHARGES .GAivsT GREENWOOD.
private meeting of the commissioners appointed
by Governor Hill inquire nt9 the mahagG thC
o OF Of SPENCER Trask g. Co. No IL Broad-st
Samuel d. Babcock was president ana hpc" tha
Trask secretary; Charles III. Wilson hcd inc
charges against the cemetery employees. There was
an informal discussion rs TO whether the accused
mon should be represented by counsei and IL WIS I
decided that they should have counsel ~ tnry oe-
sired. Another meeting will DC held on friday.
BIDs FOR rnRD-AvE PROPERTY.
Proposals were received Yesterday by Controller
Low for leasing the following plots OF ground Tor
term of ten years: Eight lots, 25Xl0o each occu-
nvino the west side Of Thrd-ave. from SiXty-Sev-
c1th TO Sixty-eighth SITS three lots in East Sixty
eghth-st. thee lots in East sixty ah,
ranging from $3.50 10 $1,512 per annnm Tor the
corner lots. and $3.50 TO $500 for The minor lol -
There were three bids of s.. 4s0. $1,000 and $6o1O
respectively for the entiTo property. Inc aWarus
were not made.
LAST WEEK OF THE CIRCUS. 49,
The final performances are announced Tor TINS
week by the managers of the Barnum anu LONDON
shows as they will spcn under canvas III Brook
lvn on EpriI 20. and in Philadelphia on April "a.
remaining a week in each of those cities. since the
introduction of the Roman hip9odroine and ITS al
dItion to The regular circus performances. the Mad
ison Square Garden has b en- too small to accommo
date the great number OF people SEEKING ADMISSION
ami MANY persons were turned away rT" sno
Connt and Countess Magri, the menageres curlosl-
Ties. etc will all be seen this week. besides the
usual circus in three rings and upon the stage
MIDNIGHT BURGLARY ~ BROADWAY.
4 crash of falling glass in Broadway near Seven
teenth-st about midnight yesterday attracted the
ottention of Specia Officer Petit, of the Park De
partment and he ran after man who went through
Eighieenth-st to Fifthaye. Policeman Robinson
stoned the stranger with package OF shlrtings
and half a dozen umbrellas. taken from the store
of +. A. Newell of No. $50 Broadway. Upon inver-
tigation it was found that one of the large side
lights. valued at SO, had been broken 10 allow the
things TO be taken out. The prisoner, who was
poorly dressed aud gave the name of John Daly,age
twenty-three of No. 81 Bowery, was taken before
Justice White in the Jefferson Market Police Court
YESTERDAY and held for trial on charge of burg.
larv. preferred by Sir. Newell bail to the amount OF
So 600 not being offered.