New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NEW-YORk CITY.

b,vo aeked N have poljceman attached 70 the court
squad who speak Italian, as the men VINO ao. as
Interpreters present have been preying upon tcf
unsophistcated contrymen by making promises 10 IN
Guence their cases for consideration
warrant for $1O6,545 IA was approved by inc
Mavor and the Controller yesterday 1t was drawn 70
nav a Judgment obtained against the city by Henry
H. s. Williams for dock property
Cherries have made their appearance in the market
but are dear yet
The state Commissioners Of Emigration met yeSter-
day at Castle Garden. letter was received from sec
rctary Window, auditing the accounts OF tms 'oih-
mission for January and February. The COMMISSION
cs' bills amounted TO S7,607 and S6'ooo - was ai
lowed. Among the items not allowed were rent ior
Castle Garden and the burial costs Of two immigrants
who died on board ship. The lawyer OF the Oo'nn9 ~
sion WAS instructed TO begin suit against Bernard Big
lin 10 recover $377 for rent OF basgase-room.
Another hearing of that wearisome suit TalimadSe
d Martin against the Republican National League was
held Yesterday before Referee Raegener. Several VII
,Iesses were examined former clerks and employees OF
the League but nothing important was elected Inc
defendants side of the closed long ago. put
the plaintiffs show no signs of cessation
Lieutenant J. d. J. Kelly, who was detached nom
tre Inan-ofwar Pensacola few months ago ana re-
ccived leave Of absence because of healt mas peeh
ordered 10 hold himself in readiness for sea service
H. was feared year ago that his health was so pre-
list in which case the active service would lose al
officer who has done good service
Lieutenant Edward II. Gheen has been detached
from the man-of-war Yantic. and has received threo
months leave.
The cruiser Yorktown will not take part IN thc
celebration at Portland, Me-, on July A. IN conHeouo
with the Army of the Potomac. The reason for 'lls
is that there are not enough sailors avaape 10 HI
up her crew.
novelty at the Eden Musee will be childreis
matinee on saturday afternoon. a programme par
cuiarIv pIeasnC 10 the little has been arranged
The weilknown Clarendon Hotel at saratoga
snrings opened on Wednesday for its second season
under the management of Averil Gregory INC
owners. who last year conducted H.
The Roy. Henry NJ Cox VIII be instoled as pastor
of ,ho Union Reformed Church, a. High Bridge Oh
Monday evening. The Rev. Dr. Talbot W. Champers
will conduct the installation the Rev Dr. Johh =.
DC Baum will deliver the charge to the pastor anu
the Rev Daniel II. Martin will deliver the charge 10
the people.
no,ice sale Of lost or unclaimed property at Head
curriers' Yesterday added nearly $4,000 10 the pension
fund Among the articles sold were "Jl reNoi'o''
which had been taken away from prisoners Lou ~
1DG WAS lot of liquors etc. but IL was no' oo-
loved that the sale Of unclaimed liquors ior Tie
,r,,. If .be pensjon fund would be construed as
violation of the Excise law, of the recent law winch
urohibs members of the Police Department i'0'h DC
ins interested in the sale oil liquors
The Grand Jury began yesterday an investigation
into We street explosions III Broadway. lhey eA-
.mined Commissioner C,ilrOy whose OPINIONS as 10 'c
r.sponsibily for the explosions have alicaoN pceh
made public. other officials will be examined 'o-c"'
The county prosecuting officials arc preparing ior
thoir SIMMER vacations. Assistant DstnctA''orheS
Vernon NJ Davis will sail tomorrow Tor Europe u"
tho pennland of the Red star Line Assistant DIS
,r,ct Attorney COZ will sail for Europe Oh SATURDAY
Of next week.
Postmaster Van COtt at his Office yesterday
Ite has been confined 10 his home large part Oh 'c
time for several weeks suffering from hl'is' ho -
sim unable TO use his eyes in reading or wrtins'
Tho United states Illuminating Company was cen.
.,,d yesterday by cOrOncr's jury for me MIhhe ol
r,,ioro snolto the Italian window cleaner VINO dled
t,n an clecri. shock at Cortlandt-st ana broadway
on May Is.
The Ncw-York Citizens Alliance formed L" Scouro
nov exci,e laws in this city, was organized Sc''cru"S
The following executive committee was ceo'cu 'p os' p
c,o,,cr Mark Lannican Michael !. Glynn, Thomas r.
reo,sn Iouis Wicn Daniel j. McGowan George Olo-
hons ,ipheus H. Gallalue William NJ. Washburn ana
David Page.
Tho National Convention OF the North American
Turner's completed rs work Yesterday afternoon
Colonel A. H. Bco. of The Galveston ana Daiias
New, ,a!ls with his family for Europe on inc O"ioii'
on July
Notwithstanding the warm weather an audience o
ahont 500 was at the new Allen street Memorial 'huIcN
last evening 10 listen TO |. VI. Fosters Description o
The Army Mule, In Camc, On the March, unoei
Fire. The proceeds of tire lecture VIII DC oViueo
bctveon the Joe Hcoker Post, G A. H. LaaleS
Auxiliary, and the church.