New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

eral Trunks To the Grand Central Stauoh an" o 9'oo
a lot of jewelry from one OF thcm All was To0o'o'0"
except the ring, which is worth S'Oo'
Tho italian Chamber Of Commerce has issned
memorial TO Congress, asking that The duty De .aHe
og olive OIL salad OIL lemons, works OF at
racs macar,n cron, HcOrice paste, castor OIL
clycerine salt, CASTLE soap, iron ore haA "o"P'
potatoes, beans, peas. mushrooms, figs Almonds All
chovies cheese marble and wines. and be reu"ceo "
o cents pound on walnuts and hlOerts'
Henry Topping who cut his throat with razor
with suicidal intent last Thursday died al the hooSe
welt Hospital yesterday.
Sarah summers a cook employed by BURBANK NOD
erts broker, who lives at No 116 East l''r'H c'7D.
At was held in 81 900 bail at police court !es,er
day for stealing diamond ring worth S-0o l'oi" ~
employer.
Dominic, McCaffrey. the pugllst, heads the list OF
attractions this week at Worth a 1lubers r"l"oo
Museum The two hooded monkeys, the giant porAcr'
the turtle boy the man frog and the transparent me-. '
arc pron,inent among the living ouriOsities ON tne
stage the Boston Speciality Company headed oS re"'i'
and Irving, will give the hourly performances
The Rev Dr. Maynard will deliver an iliu''r"'eu @
md historical lecture Venice, the br1de Oh 'ne
Sea-" on Wednesday afteihOOh' 1dhu''' -'' "
ering Hall. Fftrave.
The tenement house at No. 30 Ko9eS'' was Voii'
sn ohout tro vears ago IL was built on the site
~ an old Ouakcr buryn9 ground. Lately "Orkhch
heran 10 dig an excavation for the ceiiar oi TIC"
luldine there and yesterday they aug up 'e sAoi0o
of a man who probably was buried In the ola grave
yard fifty or sixty years ago Inc oohcS "eio S'i'
TO the Morgue.
1t is said that Sco,chman doesn't ieauiS cum
prehend a Joke WELL it's no JOKE to say that cap
tain Davy Munro, Of the steamship o''s' N's O'
dear to the American public
Extensive preparations are being made for the an
ich W
q, February L. The mid weather has caused orchids
io crow in unusual profusion ana beauty ana the eN
libton promises TO be the largest ever gwen Ill ul'
city. Many new and rare varieties Will be on view,
and all the leading hid growers of the country VIII
be represented
Dealers in buckwncat call the season lost one
their trade for several year, has been more or less
cut into by breakfast cereal preparations but 'eS
had at least some cold weather to riep them along
Prime Cape Cod cranbclIics have gone up 10 80
barrel and - for bushel crates. cold snap tha'
will stimulate the poultry trade VII cause sher prices
ior cranberrics.
The supply Of coal at tidewater is 1,o26'ooo tons
hearty 100000 more than at this date last winter
Water Register Reilly collected Sll 927 81 last week
for use Of CgotJn water Mayors Marshal HGelhad
issued l42 city licenses and received F2'o'
Postmaster Van Cott's nomination was sent TO the
Senate on December II, and was conirnei py lh"'
body. on December 10. lie first appointed whlc
The Senate was in recess, and several inquiries hdNe
been made as to the day on which his nomination
was confirmed. lie has given q new bond since Ills
confirmation.
The Board OF CITY Record pa sed a resolution yes
terday directing Supervisor Kenny TO ahVc.uSe loi
proposals for printing and stationery covering the ch
tire year. instead Of Luyins IN small quantities iof
sixty DAYS Is W., thought to BE- necessary at first
Compaysons in price, VIII he instituted TO ascertain
which is the most economic course. Bls Tor pup
hshng the cont calendars police lusuccs reports
etc.. in The Law Journal amounting to S6ll6 o.
were audited
The January number OF The University which
Is No. OF Volume III, contain, iorty-t"o "elpriheo
pages on heavy paper Of fine quality Among the
interesting features of this Issue IS series Oh "
some Illustrations of the University Club showing inc
principal rooms in detail. There is also portrait o
Leonard w. Jerome the owner of the piopeTiy' &"
H. H. Anderson cN N-prc,ident Of the club, and OF DE-
George A. Pci,r,, the present president I'm aItcIc
Of uncommon interest by BuohanaA Winthrop tells tho
story of tie founding Of this great social oTeanza'"N
one OF the strongest clubs i'll America with Nom
bership Of 800. including most o1 the best hho"I
and most influential college graduates OF tie tn'"I
States, with a large surplus in money ana oohullo"
f properitv that is the envy Of all the other clubs III
HE metropolis.
The Tammany Hall General Committee Of the With
Assembly District organized at IL headquarters NO
| West Thirccnth-St., last night, by clecthe Deputy
Commissioner BERNARD +. Martin Of TIE Public Norh,
Department Chairman. Allied ). Murray, Ncc-o"li
man Frank \. RdabOck, treasurer: John y. Morgan
and Arthur Phillips, secretaries and Joseph ~ lounrs
serCeantat arms.
Corporation Counsel Clark has retained Thomas p.
Wickes who lately resigned from the Law Department.
in a number Of important and complicated city ca~e-.
among which are the fllJwins. The grodP oi eGht
actions known as the LangdOn cases ihese are 'he
lawsuits in which xIrc.idcHt lcVcand was appointed
referee on December 81: the Lowcre caee' III Whch
$4,000 &, claimed for alleged damages 70 the pian-
tG's dock property. IN which United states District
Attorney Edward Mitchell represents the plainH; and
the Clar,son case, which also involve extensive water
front claims for damages. and in which Evarts Choae
a Beaman are the attorneys for the paintlf.
Foster d CO. have received notice from Acting Sec
re;ary Of state Wharton that cable dispatch has
teen sent to Boyota and one 10 Caragcna requesting
that the case of the cized schooner Julian, now de
tanned al the latter place be al once settled
All the new district committee which elected
last Tuesday at the Republican primaries are to meet
for organization at their several headquarters Tues
day evening, January -.
There were no new developments Yesterday in The
RyIancc Quackcnbos case. M QuaclcIos sa.d he had
received n in;imat that the Bishops committee
would meet, and from other sources It was learned
that il was doubtful if the committee woula deem they
had sufficient reasons coming together t. consider
the case.
r,,e asset, Of the estate Of Colonel james Maclaye
which w-re appraised on Thursday AZ $4,000 are
merely nominal tie estate being in litigation both IN
th, country and France. and 1t depend, ,ntirN ~ on
which way the case is decided whether The estate is
solvent not.
Eugene g. Backford. at Futon Market. received
Al. rlta.
known a. King liIIo and have three tails They are
rroduced by the nter-brcodng # deformcd species,
Mr. Blackfcrd will keep Them in his aquarium
surerintsndcnt Jackson Of the Railway Mail Ser
vice. returned 10 this city yesterday from trip to
Cncnnati. 90 attend a mcctims Of IaiWay mail .uper