New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
NETWORK CITY.


rb. secretarv WAS authorized to arrange programmes
for monthly meetings of the association anu ''SNr
shepherd. Duane and Walfher were apponto" 'oi'i
mittee 10 make programme for the meeting Ill 'c idi
A sale of dry goods which it is believed VIII be
one of the largest in the history OF the traoe was
begun at No. 377 Broadway yesterday I"o P','
Yesterday were about 50 per cent OF the value ana IL
q Relieved IN. total receipts Will be about S5,OO0ooO
The next sale will be at No. GO LeOnardst on Friday
A musical entertainment for the benefit OF 81
Iuke,s Hospital will be given this evening In te e
room of ST. Ignatius's Church, No so west foruehS'
The Tribune has received 81 each from f. j. iiera"
and J. b. Mingay for Patrick Gavin NO % 'herr! 81
who because an undertaken demanded S:o when MI
Gavin had only S15 for buryng MS cho' hau !" A'>f
the body In the house several days
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton will address tfle
stenocraphers' Association at No. 14o East i"enN
second ST., this evening. His subject Will DC i"o
Elements Of Professional success
Tho Docl, BOARD Yesterday decided TO postpone 1ts
animal election Of officers until the regular meeting Oh
the Board on Thursday. Commissioner Matthews
il is Thought will then be we'll enough 10 come U" 'o
Office of the Board A question arose whether tIe
BOARD could legally hold its annual meeting AZ MI
Matthew's house as il had been de'erniheu' "u 'o
meeting was deferred in consequence
rxCon Gresham William f. Robinson received con-
r.tnlaorv telcgrams and letters from all over the
country Yesterday being his seventy SKIN pr'hoaS
M has been invited to deliver address at the Scotch
Irish congress soon to be held at Pittsbnrg
Bids were opened by the Twelfth Ward school
trustees Yesterday for a new school at Tenth-avc'
and Ninety. thrd-st. There were nine Dlus aiu ''0
lowest that of J. Walsh S112ooo.
Isaac stone found burglar. who was armed WIN
knife in his store No. 30 Cortlandt ST. early yeSer
dav stone picked up a club and after fierce hsnl
knocked the man down The burglar was arrVSVe'
and in a police court yesterday said he was Max 9uPP'
of Freehold y. J. He was held in $1,000 ball TOT "I'
The funeral of Thomas storm the retired merchant
who died on Thursday, took place yesterday !" ~
Thomas's Church. the rector. the heV. Ut .. '"
brown officiating The pabearers were j. Eo"aru
Simmons Carlisle Norwood, J. \. Hayden ). v
Rroksw Colonel H. D. Faulkner, Kian Van RenS' eler'
George Green /. r. Ford J. Townsend, T. Van |ahol'
r. NJ. Hazard and II. Drsler. The burial was III
Trinity Cemetery.
AT the seventh annual meeting Of the Jewellers
Security Alliance yesterday these officers we're elected
President David c. Dodd, ir: first vioepresident'
Aucusnls K sloan: second vicepresidcnt' Henry
HAYES third vice president David Untermeyer treas
urer Charles g. Lewis: secretary George H. Hodcnpyl
executive committce-J. T. Bowden, Chairman r.
Kroeber silas stuart, Bernard KaFsch, y. H. Wmte'
II. II. Butts.
The Academy of Anthropology held its last business
meeting for the season at No. University race yes
terdav It was decided 70 publish the proceedings
volume The Rev. Edward c. Towne read paper on
"The Physiological Causes and Evolutionary Con-
dtons Of Negro Indian and Other Inferior Kare
poc,,liartiesn on May - al 10 p. m. Dr. Lucy
NJ. stone Will discuss The Disposal Of the Dead
The Police Board yesterday put of the retirement
of Captain Yule Of the Kingsbrdgc squad for aho'eF
week II Is said that Captain Yue's friends are working
hard to get bill through the Legislature autiorHhs
his retirement on pension Of Sl,3'3 year. 'hoef
the present law police captain can be retired only
on a pension Of 81 900. sergeant Reinish OF the
Toubs Court Squad placed in charge Of the bureau
of Information at Headquarters.
The first canal grain receipts Of the arrived
here Yesterday in the steam canalboat William Spencer.
She had 100 bushels Of wheat and made the passage
from Buffalo in seven days and five hours.
Alfredo De ORC. the present pool champion, will
defend his title tomorrow night when he VIII meet
Albert Powers al Iiardman Hall in contest for the
championship emblem and purse OF 500. DE Oro'
known also as "Balbo." has held the championship
since the death Of Frye, and recently successfully de
Tended the title in match with Charles Manning
He Is playing in good form and ought 10 keep his
honors.
William C;ilnartin. the informer in the "silver
bar cases whose testimony has secured Tor MS ac
complies terms of imprisonment aggregatlng over
thrtyGve wears was discharged from custody yestcr
dav bv the Recorder the recommendation Of
Assistant District Attorney Davis. lie h@ picanoh
guilty TO a charge of receiving stolen goods and
Judgment was suspended.
W. Bourke Cochran and De Lancey Nicol met at
the Discretionary Office yesterday, Mr. Cochran
representing Deputy Commissioner bernard r. Mnrun'
who thinks that lie lbecd by statements made In
"The Evening Post" and Mr.. Nco representing h. j..
Codkin the Editor Of "Thc Post Mr. Cochran de-
sres 10 have the May Grand Jury Investigate the
charges criminal libel which Deputy Commissioner
Martin makes against Mr. Godkn. and which the
Aprl Grand Jury dismissed He finally agreed not
to make a motion to rcsubmit the charge without
notice 10 Mr.. Nicoll
Policeman IIartigan went with search warrant to
Roster Bars bOttling house, Twenty fourth-st near
sixthave Yesterday, and seized 700 bottles
belonging 10 other bottling firms. John Roster one
of the firm, was arrested for violating the Iottng
act and in a police court yesterday was paroed for
examination.
Tho steamer silesia, which arrived here yesterday
from MarseilleS with nearly 100 immigrants, was
detained at Quarantine because passenger had
the smallpox. He was sent 10 North Brother Island,
all the passengers were vaccinated and the
vessel was dsinfeccd she Will come to this city this
morning.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts to
s7e.aso a..
The answer of Lord Dunraven to the proposition for
a race for the Americas Cup made by the New York
Yacht Club is supposed to have arrived on the
rmbria on sunday. Mr.. Busk, the chairman Of the
committee having the matter in charge, IS now in the
West and the contents Of the letter Will not be made
Dubuc until his return.
4 concert of Irish national music under the auspices
a the Dublin Mems Association was given last even
ing in Cooper Union. The Meeting Of the Waters,
"Ohl Where's the slave" Kathleen MavOurncen,
"The Minstrel Boy" "O'Donnel Abu,' and many
other Irish airs were given. the singing by William
Ludwig of Dublin. calling forth enthusiastic plaudits
highly successful dramatic entertainment was
given last evening by the members Of the st. Johns
Dramatic Association in the hall Of ST. Johns College
at Fordlam.
At meeting Of the Ncw-iork Historical society
last night al which John A. King presided, Prince
bismarck was proposed for membership, and Mrs
Martha j. Lamb read an interesting paper on The
n,rhcr % Iioral I. II