New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

20 So3,Ooo 40.
Company II, 9th Regiment. has accepted the IN
yitaton newly elected second lieutenant o'S'
TO camp OF his fam at fremont on Sunday
The repairs upon the north SIDE Oh u'c ivy
Hall began yesterday. An effort VIII po '""0 "
harmonic the appearance Of the building py p"i.",e
the brownstone OF the north side WhiF' 81 '"'V !"
will correspond with the other sides. The consuucuo
of the City Hall begun in 1902, ana IL was oo"
pleted in 1910. 1t was built so fnr out oii ''o s
of civilization that il not thought necessary 10
nse marble on the rear side, "where NOBODY wouiu
see it," The work is being done under the oirec''on
OF Public Works Commissioner Gilroy'
Yank Hoes rcpertory OF magic shows no signs OF
exhaustion and feats are daily ihlrouuoc" ii'o HIS
performance at the Eden Musee.
Lee Lait and Lazarus Edelsein. the clerks OF V" =
Wolf, the banker at No. j33 Grand's'.' VINO receh'N
disappeared with a considerable sum OF money Dc
longing to Polish Hebrews, were discharged Ill ponce
court Yesterday it being decided that they were ho'
accomplices Of their employer
Henry C. Du Val, the private secretary OF Chaunce'
NJ Depew wants TO form antnuisance societies ia
every city, town and village In the country lie pro
noses the adoption Of badge. 10 be worn cohsPio"-
oisv by the members OF the societies. VINO VIII p'
their example and influence attempt to improve the
uublic manners OF travellers IN particular ana oi uc
community in general
Lieutenant Samuel c. Lcmly. who recently returned
from cruise on the manof-war Enterprise auu was
before tnat on Outy III lhc
office AT Washington will succeed Lieutenant fcirS
Carst s assistant 10 Judge Advocate General Rcncy
Arnold Constable & Co., b. Altman & Co. and a
number of other drygoods firms VIII begin on Shtnr-
day next to their places of business at noon OF
each Saturday during the summer season
There will be public convention of the north
eastern district of the Young Peoples Chrsnah hs-
sociation Of the City of NewlOrk at the North New
York CONGREGATIONAL Church. Northumberland forty
NJ ave On
8 o'clock.
The clearance Of railway stocks at the Consohda'cd
Stock and Petroleum Exchange IN May were the largest
of any single month in the history OF the f"Nchahgc
amounting to 0547 $50 SHARES. The bonds dealt IN
last month were valued at SO 0o7 900. There were
333 600 mining shares traded in and the clearances
of petroleum aggregated II 100000 barrels.
Warden Osborne Of the City Prison. wrote to Dis
tric Attorney Fellows yesterday, saying that there
were 1913 prisoners the TOmbs subject TO the action
OF the Courts of oyer and Iermincr and Genef"l SOS
eions Thirteen of these prisoners have been CON
ycted and await sentences, and four remain III JAN
under stays Of proceedings. The Warden. IN coz
versatIon with Assistant rct-Atorney Davis. said
Yesterday that there had been some misunderstanding
as TO the overcrowdne of the Tombs lie had not
intended 10 convey any rcproach on the management
Of the District Attorneys ONCE.
The Berkeley Athletic Club Will have series OF
games at the oval on June 21.
the Eastern lacrosse championship and the Oclrichs
cup which goes with will be fought for with great
energy this season. The four competing clubs are
the Staten Island Athletic Club the Srooklyns the
Druids Of Baltimore. and the Pliladelphiasa The
Dids are now the holders Of the champion ship The
first game for the championship will he the DruidS
against Philadelphia, at Baltimore on saturday.
As David sheehan Of No 636 West one hundred
and tbrtieth.st was driving team and coal wagon
across the tracks OF the New York Central Railroad not
far from his home. at % a m Yesterday the horses
were struck and killed by train going north shcciau
was thrown from the wagon and injured seriously.
An ambulance took him to the Manhattan Hospital.
The police were directed yesterday to search for
the cutter yacht Lola which has heen stolen.
A testimonial benefit given last evening TO
r. Mayne professor Of eocution and oratory in the
De La Sale Institute 7. c. O'smllivan, DR. T. Kelly
md Professor s. Marchisio formed the committee Of
arrangements
Excise Commissioners Meakim and Fitzpatrick yes
f.rday listened TO the testimony of several members
NJ the West Forty fourth Street Association regarding
tho character of the sixth Avenue Hotel OF which
John F. Griffith is the proprietor Clark Bell. the
counsel for the association examined the witnesses
while Major J. W Quincy appeared for Gf1iith Mr.
Bell said that he would ask the District Attorney to
nolle pros the indictment Of Grifh If the hotel was
closed. The hearing will be continued On June IL.
Bicyclsts are taking advantage Of these bright
nQhts 10 have moonlight in the parks, in com
paDies Of dozen
Colonel A. II. ii. Dawson, Deputy Assistant Dis
tYict-Attorney is exceedingly angry at exJudge Bed
ford the Assistant District Attorney, for not trying 10
Rave Gerardo Campobasso convicted OF murder in the
Ort degree for killing Rafaele Ricci. The cA Judge
was the prosecutor and friend Of the CoOncs, Major
s.euort was employed by Ricci's friends to aid Mr..
pcdford The Assistant District Attorney, however,
thought the was one Of sclfdefencc, and SO did
the Jury. At last accounts the Colonel was giving
vent TO his anger by pacing the floor and by having
his hair cut
The police have been asked to search for Maggie
Jockson wayward girl, fifteen years old who is
missing from her home at 40 1o5 East one hundred
nd.twenteth-st., and is believed TO nave run away
with another girl whom she met recently in a Third
museum.
A freight elevator, Oh which were two men and six
barrels OF crackers fell three stories IN Holmes &
Coutts's factory at Franklin and Washington sts.
,..,terdar The cable breaking several bones Of Rob
Or, Martins right hand we're broken, and Wallace
Bond had his Jaw fractured.
The De Witt Aston Republican Association was
organized on Tuesday evening in the lilo Assembly
District fifty names being enrolled the oihcer'
elected were p j. Kane president. and Henry ianll
secretary.
Over 100 Mormons arrived here yesterday on the
steamer Wisconsin, from Liverpool They were nearl'
ou English converts and under the supervisor
nj eight missionaries The party started Tor ttaI
Yesterday but until Chief Milholland OF the fed
cral inspectors al the Barge Office, had secured the
names and addresses in case IT is necessary :" MAKE
test case in tile courts as To whether Moimel III
migrants come here under contract
Six souare TON trunks OF large size stood on one sid
Of Judge Wheelcrs courtroom IN the Federal Bulldns
yesterday. They contained books and documents U
be used on behalf the plaintiff in the SUIT OF ti'
Union Insurance Company of Philadelphia agains
the Continental Insurance Company Of this cry fiV'
trunks OF almost equal size were placed On the othc
side Of the They contained documents ana BOOK
70 be used by the defence. The trial VIII prooaol,
secpAy several weeks.