New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
HONE NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Frank Martin of Forty second-st. and sevcnthavc'
and John Sweeney, of No. $40 Cahal-st VINO were
arrested for selling pooltickets on the races were
discharged in police court yesterday The detective
who made the arrests could not swear that the pe'9
had been recorded.
The governors Of the Hoboken Turtle Club met at
the Sinclair House recently and decided TO cal III inc
balance of the subscriptions TO the bonds Of the club
so that they make the final payment on the club
new property at Larchmont. Everything VIII be IN
readiness at the clubhouse By June l, when the
first dinner will be given in It,
Water Register Riley received S2o,G5O Sc on the
Croton water account Mayors Marshal Encellard IS
sued 463 CITY licenses and collected S161. Dog-owncrs
are informed that their licenses are renewable on and
after tomorrow.
Owing TO the illness Of Commissioner Moss, the
Mayor postponed the meeting Of the Board Of Electrical
Control which was to be held yesterday until Tuesday
at 10 80 a. IN.
superintendent Cummings reports that since Jan
uary 1 the Bureau Of membranes has removed
4o6s 400 feet of dead telegraph wire and 10 toc-
graph poles. A force Of twenty five men las been
employed upon the Job almost continuously.
The New York Thistle Curling Association has be
come incorporated with a capital OF slO,Vop ana a
lot has been purchased in Hobokcn for the erection Of
large covered curling rink. 1t is expected That the
rink will be completed for next season. CURING ana
ont Of season the building will be utilized for the pur-
poses of meetings, exhibitions and fancy fair.
The steamer saginaw, Of the clyde Line, arrived
here Yesterday with two engineers and the steward %
the British steamer Harold, which was wrecked on
March "a on a reef at the north end Of TURK Island.
The Harold was bound for Jamaica, from Ola cow
She was so badly damaged that She was abandoned
The cargo was removed
A teller in a downtown bank succumbcd to the I'M
portunitcs Of an acquaintance, and lent nm 90 lIc
debt remained unpaid year, and yesterday DelhE uc
anniversary the following note was sent To the Dor
rover: "sir: One year ago to-day You borrowed -
Of me- TO be repaid in day o. two II 20" are aIii
suffering keep the money another year.
There is a boarding house keeper IN Twenty
st. who never gets left When some Of the hah bed-
room boarders began TO brace their constitutions
against the encrvatng spring weather with tones She
posted this notice: An boardcrs who build up teH
appetitcs artdcally Will be charged 20 per cent ad
ditional," ,
Remember that the bclboy in a Ncw-Iork ho'cl
has a tenacre Imagination and If lie tells 70" inc
friend 10 whom you sent card Is out, Try me
magic Of your own knucllcs on your friend n0'r'
lie will probably open 1t himself
@What Is the best thing to take for cola IN
,,red the man I'm the bun shaped derby Of the bar
tender. "Try nquorish Drop was the reply.
Charles Huber the chief engineer Of the Navy Yard
tag Nina, died on Friday night at his home AT f'f'
,cc lie was forty seven years Old. Captain Barry
more who commanded the tug for many years. dcd
only a few weeks ago. The funeral OF Mr. Huber VIII
take place at 3 p. N. today.
That the rcpcrtory of the Hungarian dancing eiri'
M the Eden Musee is not exhausted Is shown by t'
new dances now being performed By them. Renewed
interest IN fencing has been aroused by the recent
tournament Erdelyi Naczi will play vloli solos 70
day. and a concert will be given.
ANYBODY who has taste for living cnrioslties mus
he hard TO please II he cannot find enough to SATISFY
him at Worth & Huber's Palace Museum this week
There is a long list which starts of with the Wla
Is It, or Guyasticutis.' The hourly stage performance
GOES ON as usual