New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
NFW-yORK CITY.

The Grand Jury will probably take mp today the
Investigation Of the charges made by Ponce '"s''c
Murray that clcrkship in of the district courts
had been obtained by bribery The charges that AZ
dermcn had been guilty Of bribery in 1887 ana lees
may also be Investigated this week
The United States supervisors Of Election who served
at the Congress elections in the Win and lNth DIS
tricts last November received payment for therr ser
vices last night at the United states Msrsims ohoo
About 200 supervisors were paid
The annual election of directors Of the Oriental
Bank. at No. 1872 Bowery. was held Yesterday ana
resulted in the choice of stephen r. lasey, Charles
T. Goodhue. Thomas X. Lees Edward Wood, DahleI
d. Youmans. Clinton W. starkey, Robert C. flsher'
Charles H. Bailey and Augustus W. weismann.
The sautatory of new monthly, to he known as
.The Republic Magazine" has appeared Ihe hrs'
number will lie issued April Il. 1t will contain
departments devoted TO the Grand Army OF the he-
public the sons of Veterans, the Military order Of
the Loyal Legion. the Woman's Relief Corps ana the
Sons Of the American Revolution. The pubcauon VIII
be profusey illustrated. Major A. > Cusman Is man.
aging editor, and Arthur I. Butts, Colonei CharIes
Chaile- Long and Mrs. Emma b. Lowd associate eo-
itors 1t is be strictly non partisan ana Will Cose
subscribers 81 per annum.
Mayor Grant has not yet acted upon the resolution
passed by the Board Aldermen changing the names
of designated parts of Ninth and Tenth aves TO Co
lumbus and Amsterdam. The question Mas peen
raised as to whether the change can be made legally
without the authorization of the Legislature eooo
many protests have reached the Mayor from property
holders who say that the change will give them nuch
trouble and cause no little expense
Lee Phillips secretary of the Municipal Civil Ser
vice Commission will hereafter advertise all examna
Mons of applicants for Office for five days In Inc
City Record
superlntendent DAILY. Of the City Revenue Bureau
sent notice 10 the second Avenue street Railway Con'
pany Yesterday that it the city s6,oCl o4 for
frorn "a
elusive which is 90 of per cent on its gross re
rcipts during that period lie has also requested tle
Tentst company to pay in S5064 80. AZ the rate Oh
per cent its gross receipts for the same peroo'
George Louste. who said lie was pattern maker III
the employ of Thomas y. Edison. al Meno PARK came
TO this city yesterday and asked the police 10 search
for his runaway wife, Eugene. He declared tnat she
had cloped with boarder at his house. named HarTs'
taking $500 and leaving her Two small children
Enos Eunvon. OF Martin Il Runyon. bankers and
brokers al No lO2 Broadway, refused yesterday 10
deny or confirm the published report tha' the HI"
was to be dissolved May l. lie said that the acuoh
taken by the house would depend on whether business
was good or not Tie present firm was organize" 1T
1863 and A. F. Il. Martin is the member Of the stock
Exchange.
Como Pecio age twelve. and two other Italian boys
tried tn rob Antonio PetrocheenO. age eleven, IN
Thompson-st sunday night and he resisted SO ocS
perately that Peco shot him in the thigh Peco Was
arrested.
Arthur vyse a broker. of No. 130 West Eighty
scventhst., and :. W. smith, a lawyer, OF NO. ." "eS'
Eichteenth-st visited a Bowery museum on sunday
and il alleged, made insulting remarks ABOUT ,hc
people who were exhibition. John j. McKeft' 'ho
manager elected them, and fight followed. "hich
resulted in the arrest of all three. Vyse and smith
were discharged in police court, but klcReft was
held in $500 bail.
The police Of the city threw of their overcoats yes
terday.
one of Mr.. Gerry's men picked up four walls IN
Park Row early yesterday morning.
The WASHINGTON Memorial Arch Fund amounts TO
S76.O63 "A.
The steamer Alvo, of the Atlas Line was detained
Of Quarantine Yesterday for disinfection She arrived
from Port Limon and had ffty-one sborers In the
steerage who from Port Limon. III was Te
ported that some of them ldn away because lever
had broken among the men AT WORK on 'ie Id"
road there. This was denied by them. but ma"
named E. Mattson died from maarial fever when
the steamer was at Quarantne Inc NesseI Will pe
fumigatcd before she comes to TINS CITY.
Collector Erhardt has served requisition on the
Examining Board of the Custom House to hoid an
examination for the promotion OF clerks.
Professor Charles Sprague smith, OF Coumbla 'oi-
lege delivered interesting lecture on " MODERN zee
land in Ch,ckering Hall last evening, undei nle
auspces of the American Geographical society. Inc
lecture was illustrated with stereOpucon views.
The Young Peoples Association OF Rutgers M'er-
eide Church Will give its final entertainment OF the
season this evening at O'Clock in the church parloro
Seventy third ST. and the Boulevard The feature Oh
the entertainment will be an illustrated lecture Oh
.Wrtincs by Professor Frederick starr.
The fair of the German odd Fellows ASSOCIATION
WAS opened last evening in its rooms, NO o' 9''
Marks Place. 1t will be continued until saturday
Tickets were distributed and final arrangements were
made at special meeting Of the Veteran Corps o inc
69th Regiment last evening for the twenty-hh'h all
nusl reception IN the armOry Of the regiment In com
n.mnra,on Of the departure OF the regiment ior the