New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
NETWORK CITY.

Twenty additional victims OF Bernard Arohsoh' INC
banker of No. rs Canast, appeared at the ESSEX Mar
ket Police Court Yesterday and Justice Duffy directed
Them TO Detective Michael J. Reap. of the Eleventh
Precinct The detective will take their names and ad
dresses and give them TO the DistrictAt0rney, VINO
will call them as witnesses against the swindling
gambler
Deputy Collector scannc, who has been stationed at
the Barge Office for time in charge OF the work ol
inspecting the baggage OF immigrants. has been sus-
pended from Office for absentins himself from duty
without leave lie Is Democrat, ana MS oHehco may
cost him his place.
supervising Architect Windrim and General Ap-
prsiser Jewell were in this city yesterday looking nr
suitable headquarters for the Board Of General Ap
praiserS who begin work on August /. Buildings IN
Canalst and in the dry goods district were examined
special Treasury Agents Whitehead, Smonton and
Chance began their Investigations yesterday INTO the
charges against shipping Commissioner Reed. Inc IN
vestgaton is conducted in the Custom House ana tc
proceedings will be secret 1t is said that the agents
will finish their work in week or ten days and trans
NIT their report TO secretary Window.
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe ycster
day on the steamer Arizona were the Rev. Frank VI.
Carson. the Rev Walcot Caiins. the Rev. +. NJ. Full
lcron Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. Goodwin. Mr.. ana MIS-
H. NJ GiUc, the Rev. b. y. Goodwin, Dr. Edward
Loomcs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poolcy. the Rev. James
NJ Wilton the Rev and Mrs. ID. Parker Morgan.
street Cleaning Commissioner Bcattc's lie j, not at
all happy Just now. He no sooner got his stan Of
paper chaSer," into good running order than lie was
conlpccd to face serious difficulty. His men are ut
tery opposed 10 his efforts t. clean the streets at low
wages II Is against the policy Of Iamma' Han i'F
GOOD Tammany voters to work for small pay, and 1t has
been said that they have threatened 10 strike unless
they get better wages. Commissioner bcitue o'''ei
YESTERDAY however. that these threats had been MADE
Judce Andrews. Of the supreme Court Yesterday
fixed tho bond Of John Fitzpatrick otherwise known As
Liverpool Jack at $1,000. The bond was signed by
John Cantor, Of No. 20 Westinghouse
Henry Rooney. fifteen years old. who lived at 80
$50 West Fifty fourth-,L. was struck 10y Hudson
River Ra!lnoad train AT Squyten DU}vi last evening
and received Injuries from which he died at the Kings
bridge police station. The Coroner has been Informed
The Despatch Lieutenant W. :. Cowles commander,
has been ordered 10 blow up the coal barge MORO
castle. which sank of Barncgat on July l6 The
Despatch will also blow up two other wrecks on bar
neSat.
The Police Board Yesterday consolidated some cleo
ton districts in the city and divided others, the i"
number Of districts being reduced from l'ol" 10 "'n
Alfred Ashley secretary Of the Central Labor Union
Yesterday cent % the Police Board letter complaining
atout the arc, by Captain Ryan of five strikers on
Charge Of intimiGating worAmcn. Chief Clerk hlpp
WAS directed to reply that specific charges against
policemcn would receive the attention Of the Com
missioncrS.
Giovanni De Jackson. laborcr Of No. ola kzabcth
st. who was struck with derrick on MONDAY Oh
rock at one hundred and forty hfthst and Riverside
Drive died yesterday morning at the Harlem Hospital
Iobn van schasson a carpenter, age forty, Of 80
oao West one hundred and thirty second st., hanged
himself yesterday morning with his su'penders from
boam in an unfinished building Oh the south side OF
one hundred and forty fourthst between seventh ahu
Eighth aves lie was dead when found