New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
NETWORK CITY.

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No $50 West Forty ffth-st.; and John Van "inhie
~ M 366 West Twenty -siXth-st.. were held in y
police court Yesterday charged with seiihg Slammed
milk The complainants were DIS. 'hailes T. VS.
horn and A. Levngs, who have also secured warrants
for the arrests Of other dealers on the same charge
Coroner Levy and jury yesterday began the in
onest in the case of Peter Clausen the lneman who
was killed by an electric shock a pole at One
and fifty s!Xst and Third ave. on December
g. Clauscn in the employ of the North lorK
Electric Light Company, and the company alleged yes
tertay that he disobey orders by beng on the
pole after p. M
E. l.. Godkiu, Editor of " The Evening Post waived
examination in the Tombs Police Court yesterday on
the charge Of libel brought by Civil Justice Peter
Mitchell and was released 81 900 bail. THIS was
furnished by Francis A. Stout. of No. IL West SIN
teenth-st.
Isaac GoodsteIn has sold Nos. 1913 and 1o7 East
Broadway TO the Hebrew Free school Association JOY
$4,000.
The New-York Academy of Medicine has trans
fcrrcd It's building No. IL West Thirty ST. to inc
Mechanical Engineers Library Association for 500
600 after having held it at $4,000 for some time
The purchasing society has given o mortgage LOT
S33 ZOO on the property. The Academy OF Meooie
will soon remove to its new home further uptown
Edward Buchanan. who was arrested on Wednesday
night for drunkenness, was found dead III HIS ecu III
the Oak.st police station yesterday. Papers in MS
days ago, and resident Of san Francisco Wic'V
lie was a member of the firm of Buchanan Bros.
brshmakers. 1t is believed he died from aIcolohsH'
The trustees of the Metropolitan Museum OF Arr
have decided to open the museum free 10 inc pnDho
two evenings per week. Tuesday and saturday from
to 10 O'Clock.
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yes
terday on the steamer Weland were Mr. ana MIS-
H. Cortcs. Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Cochrane Mr. ana MIS-
Godfrey Frey Mr. and Mrs oswald Lohan. and Dr.
F. A. Stoverng.
The three batteries of the 18th Artillery T. 5. A.
stationed at Fort Hamilton started for the racine
Coast yesterday. They were taken aboard Tie ,uS
Chester A. Arthur and transferred TO trains at wee
liawken. where they Joined the batteries ifOih fo''
Wadsworth and Governors island.
The Princeton Club of this city has just issued
handsome Yearbook, which contains the names ana
addresses of the members of the cub
The statuc of Henry Ward Beechcr Will be cast at
No 40 West Sixteenth-st this afternoon al cIoch
In the presence of members of the statue Fund
Captain John Kerr presided at court of delinquency
An the arrnory Of the Goth Regiment yesterday ana
fined several of the soldiers from - 10 Fl' LOT ao
sence from drills and special paFadcS.
Monsgnor Preston examined several priests ycster-
day in the Chanceor's Office in Mulberry st. Tor the
vacant Vicar-G eneaship due 70 the dcath OF vicar
General Donnelly.
Flood for the 81 900 set vestments is bringing III
large sums of money to that particular table at thc
mission fair in the old Arm0ry Hail.
w. II. Warwick, welldiessed Phlahelpnah' "io
had obtained goods worthless checks. PLEADED guilty.
YESTERDAY before Judge Fitzgerald 10 passing forged
check for $780, purportins To bear the signature OF
D. j. Amber & Co. lie received goods to the amount
of s47 and the balance in money. Judge Fitzgerald
sentenced him to four years in the state Prison =,
A survey has been held the sloop of-war iantic
recently returned from the West Indies. and as onN
her boilers need repair she viii be put into condition
for another years cruise
The new draft of sailors for the crew Of the soop.
ofwar Enterprise has arrived at the Navy Yard from
Boston.
A seat in the Consolidated Stock and Pctroi"um
Exchange was sold yesterday for $500. This Is an
advance of $50 within less than ten days. The in
creased activity in railway stocks in Wall Street Is
leading brokers TO take cheerful view OF the
future.
Henry B. Hyde. president Of the Equitable Life
Assurance society, sent subscription OF 800 TO
the Washington Memorial Arch Fund, which now
amounts to 81 $50 A.
An advertisement appears another page Of this
issue entitled, something Of Interest for Cigar
smoyerss II is a memorial to Congress in which the
sicners protest against the proposed tariff on leaf
tobacco cigars, and declare that the result would
be reduced consumption the destruction OF the cigar
manufacturing industry In tins country, ana injury "
the domestic Tobacco growers
Articles of agreement have been signed and
deposit put up by Timothy Mucare and Matthew Kyle
for a three-mile with turn. IN seveItccnioot
working boats for 800 side The race Will be rowed
on the Harlem River May % at O'Clock a. H.
The Naval court martial yesterday finished its dc
alterations over the testimony in the t1al 81 'cm
mander b. IL. McCaa. Of the sloop OF war Enterprise
and sent its findings and recommendations To sec
rotary Tracy last night. The result Will not DC
known for several days
An address on Two Old NcwYorl Houses Nos
6 and state-st will be delivered this evening before
the NewYork Genealogical and Biographical society III
the Berkeley Lyceum by Colonel WoOlscy Rogers Hop
hins. Cards Of admission can be obtained at the So
cetys rooms No. 20 West Forty -tourti-st
The German social Scientific Society held its cath
meeting last evening in the New York Maennerchor
Halle Professor II. W. Chcrouny read an Interesting
lecture on The Secret Doctrine Of the Indian Theoso
plists.'
The Public Administrator, Charles +. Lydcckcr
paid into the city treasury yesterday these sums for
unknown heirs: Henry Lavcry, Sl44 Charles W.
Manu. 1883; George Gadney, $lS7 Jost stephan, SOD
Mrs Marie Martin. wife of the proprietor of the
Hotel Martini at No. Il University Place, died sud
denly from heart disease the hotel early yesterday
morning. She thirty SIX years Old, and was
married in Paris ten years ago
The New-York Society tor the Enforcement Of tic
Criminal Law met at its officers rooms, at No. $50
Nassaust. Yesterday at p. M, and elected the fol
lowing officers: President DR.. Robert A. Gnnn first
vice president Bishop Newman second ceprcsidert
Frank ii. Howe; treasurer, George T. "aden' secrc
.ary William H. Barber; general agent, Joseph A.
Britton
WOMEN INTERESTED IN DEDICATION.
The womcn's Advisory Board of the University Of
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