New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Joscph Graham, age twenty, of No 3ls East ohe
hundred and forticth-s broke into the coach house
nj James Gorlon Bennett in one-hundred- aho-eisnS
atth-st and stole a set of harness yesterday ITO wa"
held in the Harlem Police Court
R,cbara Coyle a tall, heavy laborer pleaded guilty
xestertay before Recorder smyth to charge VI
assault IN the second degree. lie was mtoAicaleu anu
went 10 sleep in alley where Policeman hu"a"
eastman found him and tapped his soes WIN MS
club Coyle sprang up and bit tho officer severely
In tho lip and hand Recorder smyth sehOon'0 N''''
IN four wears in the State Prison
Rurt Leach the cashier OF the United States ho'ei
,,eaded guilty Yesterday before Judge GhdersleeVe
m a charge Of stealing $50 from the money drawer
~ the hotel As he had never been convicted OF any
crime before. Judge Gildersleeve sent him 10 tne
Elmira Reformatory
Michael Cune clerk in the Postohce, was dr,oo,e '
Yesterday by Postoice Inspector Stewart chargeu WI"
opening letters. Commissioner Shields heiu 0ui0
In s1 500 bail for examination
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art VIII close OH
October Is and will remain closed uhh No'on'o
A when the fall reception will be held. the main
hall Of the old building will then be reopehed'
Tho final examination of teachers for licenses 10
.s.cb IN the evening schools was held yesterday al
~. BOARD of Education. The result OF the eXamlha-
ton will be made known next week
sarab Greenslade the wife of Lewis the Light,
rho recently got divorce from her husband mau.
. ,nnlcation at the Tombs yesterday 10 DO ooi
~ . manner TO the Commissioners OF Charues ana
Correction She recently kept baroershop '' w.
40 Bowery Her request was granted
A tanned skin of a sucuru snake, twen'y-ohe ioo'
,onc from Araraauara, Brazil, was presented 10 uo
toe, roh.pce Yesterday where 1t is on exhibit
t,on The leather is unique In appearance anu '''H
usefully tough
1o,r pvrnes and William f. Kane, two Keepers
=, a. wards Island Insane Asylum, were d1schargeu
nm Thursday from the Tombs, where 'hey Woio NV
on a charge of drugging and robbng hquor-Sno
keeper. on Tuesday
A.. r,ast,nr Of the XVIII Assembly District kepuo-
,can Association, at No. 449 Eighth-aVe U" -,
aav night. resolution indorsng the uchet noii''''O
.t saratoga was carried amid great enthusiasm
av n ss-If YOU recognize your residence 10
DE- and Won simply come to board in this CITY
during the winter months, you can iegaiiy '0'0
Rye. ,ooo ,ros
,no po,ice Department estimate for 1o9o was
a,lod hr the Commissioners yesterday. III cans loi
an appropriation of $4,s24.366 s4, or So4o'ii1 ''
more than the appropriation for 1859
,o,n Mullins. the husband of the woman whose
,hud died in her arms on the street, was ne 10
,,., a, the Essex Market Police court yos'''
a., ,ouns N support his three yearo old chhd' MIS-
witness. r.
rho Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
10 s52,763 46. go
,,sa.ar, rrown. who cut Charles W. Meagher with
,n,te IN front of Madame Angels house. No. lo'
Meet Thirty -second-st., on August H. wac "e "
NJ ooo hail for trial at the Jefferson Market folo0
Court. ~ W.
r bancroft Davis and Mrs. Davis, Mrs W.
,roebam Miss f. Gresham, G. 5. HuDDaiu, MI anu
AIRS Charles Lanier and Mr.and Mrs samuei olod "o.
u,oDc the Messengers who arrived yesterday Oh uio
1stonr,c Congressman Butterworth and eA-"oN
.rnor waller. of Connecticut, arrived on the LAM
cuac,or Frhardts crusade against those inspectors
.u..so q itching palms. lead them to take " ups
a. hearing frut Inspector NJ /. heuahor wdS 4"
moved last week Yesterday IL was ie"iN 80,
,hrce more inspectors had been detecteo III VIoi"ie
the rules in regard TO q" tipping" Ooneo'or n,S -
s.td Yesterday that their heads would soon ldh III
saIu 49,. hut he would not give their names for
publication.
,,rrs strike was ordered yesterday by the Board
., walking Delegates on the building in course Oh
erection by the Mutual Trust Company at brosa"dy
"a wau-st -Four hundred men went out ana all
work was stopped. The cause OF the strlAo was '
Use of non-union building materials
DEPUTY Collector Gano, Of the Entry DIVISION,
showed a Tribune reporter yesterday an ih'eAos""e
s.hIs ~ statistics showing tho number OF entries
made from January to september 30 1857 60 anu
Cor the same period of 1566's9 For the nrst peroo
tho number of entries 147,559 and Tor the ia'er
las $50 a difference Of 5S1. Mr. Gano oomnlonUou
ON tho closeness of the figures as rather remarKaoe
Execution was issued to the Sheriff yesterday
,coiret W d. Woods, tailor at Broadway and twenty
.,ghtb.st for 81 .O36 on judgment obtained IN the
cytv Court on a note which he would not pay when
q became due lie said yesterday, that he hau not
called and was able 10 pay his debts
rtc steamer Orange-Nassau arrived at quarantine
.e,cd.v from Port au Prince, but she was detained
.. Quarantine and will not come up until tomorrow
Che was held under the law which compels al
vessels from infected ports to wait ten days from
their sailing before entering this port Inc steamer
.s eight DAYS on her passage. The passengers "ere
allowed 10 land. Among them were the count
,,sasmaisals the French Envoy Extraordinary 10
uavti He was accompanied by his VIE anu Bull
,rbcv will start for France to-day.
The steamer Vertumnus which went ashore near
Tong Beach has been pulled of. She came IN 10 OnS
port in tow yesterday.
The fall opening Of the Harlem branch OF the houns
49, christian Association begun last night ana
IN, cortinue tonight. tomorrow afternoon and Mon
Adv evening. A large crowd inspected the handsome
hudinr last night and listened TO eASecretary far
childs address.
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