New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
NETWORK CITY.


The grocer retreaed to his store and when the police
man followed him he broke his nose with a poker
Parker aided by another policeman, finally arrested
Smith.
As car Of the Fourtcentrst. line was crossing
Ejehthave. on Monday evening Patrick keaIncy
Jumped on to the rear platform, caught hod 'i
Conductor Gross and tried to rob him Of his money
The driver came GrosSAS aid and the two beat the
thief of. Later the police arrested heaFney' ana
yesterday he was held in police court.
Ernest Landman. eighteen years old, was held in
81 600 bail in a police court Yesterday on charge
Of stealing jewelry worth 500 from his employer
John F. Gillivan, jeweller Of 40. 22l East Forty
seventhst.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Oh
Dominion steamship Company was held yesterday
At No. 235 West i. John y. Robinson, W. IT, stan
ford, c. P Fisher. c. P. Huntington, +. j. kimbal'
Mordaunt Bodinc G. c. stocdcy. and John W.
Cansev were re elected TO tile Board Of Directors,
and william Rowland elected in place OF Isaac
Bell who had resigned.
Sergeant O"Toolc. Of superintendent Murrays stan
Yesterday visited 30. - Maiden Lane and arrested
John Lee and James Burns for selling lottery tickets.
He also seized 5000 lottery tickets. Tic sergeant
next went 10 no % Park Row and arrested Benjamin
Duffy and Edward Brown for carrying on lottery
business At the Tombs Police Court the prisoners
were held
A petition from the Harlem. Mott Haven and Morris
Avenue surface Railway Company was received by
the Board Of Aldermen asking the right Of way
through certain streets i'm the Annexed DISTRICT II
was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
The Board Of Aldermen Yesterday passed the amend
ment 10 Article ". section -. Chapter :, Of the
Revised Ordinances, permitting truokmcn to exact
an additional charge of 81 per hour when kept
waiting in line at steamship piers or railroad stations
for over thirty minutes Mr.. Walker said that il was
not expected that the Board should provide for tie
enforcement Of the changed ordnance
At the meeting Of shareholders Of the sixth Avenue
Railroad. held Yesterday morning. the old board u
Directors reelected.
Arrangements have finally been completed hy the
Park Department for building the street railroad
through the transverse road at Eshty ST., in
Central Park The contracts for the work are 10 he
advertised next week and IL is expected that the
road will be ready FOR use in June.
Professor John C. Van Dyke viii lecture at Columbia
College this afternoon on So Art for Arts sake.
President Low Will hold a reception at his home,
No 80 East sixty fourth--t. tis afternoon for the
students Of the school Of Arts Of Columbia College.
The Collector and the Board of Emigration decided
Yesterday 70 prohibit Ernc-to Eiauta from landing
here and Will that he is sent back to switzerland
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