New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
NETWORK CITY.

roode establishment OF Sxth-ave., announce their
animal display and spring opening OF parasoiS LOT
1890.
John Uealv age fourteen hall boy in the Holly
wood apartment house at NO. ITO NcsV IhrS "'''
ct was relnanded in police court yesterday charGcd
with stealing property worth $500 from Mrs Chau
wick who lives in the apartmenthouse'
Plans were Yesterday filed at tho Building Bureau ior
a ninestory brick and sandstone hotel at the hor'h'
west corner Of Eighthave. and Seventyiopr'ns''
Tho owner is John p. Ryan. OF No. 2'o Wes' flsn'S
fourth-st. and tho cost S25O,oOo
Max Miller and Charles Dalrymplc. who were ar,
rested last week. for selling pool ticket at NO GOO
Grandst., were held at tho Essex MarNo' ioi''0 ~
yesterday, in $500 bail
The following newspapers arc taken by the fourteen
families having apartments at the Lonsdae' NOS, 900
and i67 Parkavc: Five Tribuncs, two suns ana one
each Of The World" The Herald" The Tines
and Tho Evening Post"
Tho Republican Club Of the INth Assembly District
held it's regular semi-monthly meeting al us roo"S'
No Abingdon square. on Monday evening, anu re-
ceived twelve propositions for membership. lHo pan
for tho reception TO be given on Mafch al t"o
Central Opera IIouso arc completing rapldiy anu
committee las been appointed to consider tho ad-
Visibility Of giving excursion in either June OF July
TIL. nunils Of one Of the classrooms Of Grammar
schoor No 46 in the Twelfth Ward. locked thcir
teacher out of the one day last week. INC
tr,stees were Obliged to break open the door oe1ore
the teacher could enter the ROOM
The Board Of Estimate appropriated $4,000 yester-
day 10 complete the parade ground ana rhIc ranec
In Van Courtlandt Park and authorized Cohtroler
MYERS 10 issue tic necessary bonds Tor ra'rs the
money Tic sum OF S51 OG0 So excise money was
a;vidod among varons charitable institutions Inc
,r,ou remainder OF the theatrical fund was bestowed
,s follows: To the Ncw-York Press Club Tor chari-
table purposes s7OO 10 tho Manhattan Dspehssrs anu
the Ladies' Union Relief Association $500 each anu
DO the Italian Aid Society, 500
The funeral Of Colonel Never Asch was held yester'
a.r At his home. No COZ West Forty eightl.st-' the
Rev. Dr. Nendes officiating. There were present
ru,,hcr NJ members Of George Washington POST G,
A R. OF the LOYAL Legion. and Of the CITY Troop OF
philadelphia 10 which organizations Colonel Asch
had belonged Tho burial was in Cypress hlns
Cemetery.
>,,ror Grant received cable dispatch Yesterday
from, exChanberlain Croker, dated at Bremerhaven'
saying AN well"
The Harbor Line Board met in the Armory blndins
Yesterday to hca- the views OF steamboat owners anu
o,bore interested in the establishment OF tho pier
had line between Troy and CoXsaclue on the HUDSON
River No one appearing the Board went INTO secret
session.
Tbere was small fire in the dwelling house No 800
West Eichty-second-st yesterday and somebooy rang
the alarm in tho Grammar School building at Eighty
second.st and Elcventlrave. The hrcmen were
making for the school in hot haste when they were
turned back
rour Roman Catholic priests were examined yestcr-
hay in the Office Of Monsignor Preston, the vicar
General Of the archdiocese 40. ESQ Mulbery-st Ihey
are applican for the rectorshp Of ST. fatrck Churc
Newburg made vacant by the promotion oil Dean
Mooney The name Of the successful cahuidate VIII
not be made known for few days
4 certificate Of Incorporation Of tho Shakespeare
r,irb was fled in tho County Clerks Office YESTERDAY
Tho following are the trustees William b. Davenport
Maud s. Ewing, Mamie !. Faulkner, Richard n
Harrison Mary +. Ioacland. Mark b. Mrick, Frederic
G. smcdley John De Witt Warner and Charles H.
Miller.
The $40 immigrant passengers Of the steamer
B,lrenland from the typhus port Antwerp, were al
lowed to land Yesterday They had been sent 70
Hofman,s Island for observation last Sunday.
G. II. Rhode the captain Of tho steam tug Richard
: Garret reported the local steamboat inspectors
Yesterday that his vessel struck a wreck about 800
II of the Battery about midway between tie TWO
.athhonscs The wreck is supposed TO be that Of
vessel struck BY the City Of NewYok near Governors
Island II had drfted from its original position Tho
nsnectors will endcavOr 10 find out more about the
nature Of the obstruction TO navigation
Joseph Busson the postmaster at Zengg. Hungary,
who IS charged with embezzinG large sum OF money
was taken on board the steamer Alier yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Bernhard.
fourth
Muscc under the direction Of Siebrecht Wadley, viii
begin tomorrow afternoon al p. m. From IL a. m
TO ID m the exhibition will he opened for private
view 20 invited guests.
Captain Farrar ard two Of the schooner
william Bentley recently wrecked in the Bahamas,
arrived Yesterday in the schooner Utopia. All hands
were saved but the vessel total loss several
of the crew went 10 Mobile and Captain FarTar secured
passage on the Utopia FOR this port
Tho dense fog yesterday morning caused collision
on the Battery between Pamcrs annex float in
tow OF the tug Palmer, from Williamsburg for the West
Shore Railroad and a Pennsylvania Railroad float
with coal cars towcd by the tug Pennsylvania, from
Jersey City for Harlem. The bows OF both hoatS
were badly crushed and the Pennsylvania hoat lost
three of coal overheard
John Kean has transferred to the Central Railroad
COMPANY Of Ncw-Jcrsey the property nos. 10i. l03'
1o6. Io7. los West.st Nos. lbs and 1872 Washington
st. and nos. 1i3 and 145 Liberty st. The con,dera'
ton is $40 etc" Tho railroad company IS erecting
building the land.
Judge Cowing yesterday imposed fines Of 800 each
on Robert sullivan and William Noble, who pleaded
guilty TO keeping a gambling room at No. 20 Park
Row last Jung, aud Thomas Connors, who registered
bets at 9G Park Row. Henry Wilson. age sixty five.
who kept policy shop at No. ga Nnth-ave. paid
fine Of $50.
The Old Guard Major George W. Mclean command
Ing, have accepted invitation to be the guests Of
the TIN Regiment Veteran Club tomorrow evening.
The Rev Dr. Phillips Brooks will deliver the first
81 tho regular series Of chapel addresses at Columbia
College on February -.
There are no college exercises at Columbia to-day,
as Il is Ash Wednesday.
Professor 4. C. Merriam will lecture at Columbia
College tomorrow evening on The Telcgraphy OF
the Anccnts."
The dinner Of the Washington Heights Century Club
will be given al the Murray Hill Hotel the twenty
erst Of this MONTH not on the twenty second usual
The Manhattan Athletic Club Will give ladies'
md az o'clock This afternoon