New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NETWORK CITY.

Jaw Gould begins his fifty fifth year to-day.
Police Captain Meakim of the Muberry-st. squad
Yesterday sent letter TO the commissioners request
Inc them to remand Detectives Curry and Sheridan
OF his command 10 patrol duty HIS reason Ior u'
request was that the testimony Of the TWO de'ccuVe
before the Fassett Committee last week showed ina
they were incompetent The Commissioners VIII ac
on Captain Meakim's request today
After the Memorial Day parade on Friday, E. D.
Morgan Post, No. 3O7 &. a. r., \. Newburscr con"
mander will 20 TO WOodlawn Cemetery by the l 'oo
n m train TO unveil and dedicate the monument
erected to the memory Of Comrade Samuel MINES, uo
first commander of E. d. Morgan Post. FariaGnt fo''
No 76 and Wadsworth Post, No. ~, and the ISL "nu
10th New-York Veteran Volunteer associations VIII
jon in the ceremonies. and the Hamford Corne. n"u
Will furnish the music. General James H. Z Deh"o
will deliver the Oration
Controller Myers was waited upon by coIHmttee
Of standhoders from the West Washington MARKET
Yesterday who requested him 70 issue an ordef CLOSING
the city markets hereafter at 10 a. M on all hoio
The Controller replied that would take the matter
under consideration.
The second of the series of entertainments given
under the auspices of the members OF the 'alheorai
Literary and Athletic Society held last evening IN
the Cathedral school Hall No. III East fhuethsI
The programme included music. songs and reo''iohs.
Joseph F. Mulqueen made an address on Money
The steamer Neustraland was detained at Guar
Yesterday because passenger Hdu Dcci P" v"
at Gibraltar suffering from slight attack Of small
nox. The / O34 immigrants the steamer were held
for inspection.
Iuther Cocwey the driver Of the United states mail
wagon that ran into Miss Marion Wagner Taylor on
saturday night and caused her DEATH taken 70 the
coroners Office frcm the Tombs Yesterday and admitted
10 bail in $500. The president Of the New'ioih
Transfer Company became his surety.
At the request Of the priests of st. Francis Naviers
IN nf1 q
tailed a NUMBER of policemen in citizens clothes 10
keen the bloch between Fifth ard sixth aves clear OF
the crowds of beggars who infcst ii on sundays.
The forty-fvc liquor-sellcls who are accused OF
violating the Excise law in keeping their stores open
m election dav pleaded not guilty before Judge Flz-
gerald in the General Sessions yesterday
John A. Cockerill. Iulius Chambers and James A.
Graham editors Of Tile World" who are accused OF
criminal libel in attacking the memory Of Alexander
r. Stewart pleaded not guilty yesterday before Judge
TItzcerald who allowed them ten days in winch 10
enter a demurrer.
The children Of the Leake and Watts orphan House.
Ono hundred and tcnthst. and Tenth-ave., will hold
their anniversary exercises before the Board Of Trustees
al IL a. tomorrow
solomon Loeb of tie firm Of Kuhn, Loeb & Co..
No 30 Nas,au-st has sent 81 600 10 the Hebrew
sanitarium Society, contribution toward the cost
of furnishing the new sanitarium building.
The meeting of the New-iorK Acanem! Vi ooio"'cS
was we'll attended last night. Dr.. F. j. II. McrrllI
read A paper on The Serpentines Of New-lork ana
lis Neighborhood." and George +. Kunz read one on
"The Aeroltes Which Fell on May in Winnebago
County, Iowa.
Colonel A. II. Rogers, ex-Deputy street-Cleanns
Commis soner who has been confined in the Ludlo%
Street Jail for several days in default Of small fne
was arraigned at White Plains yesterday before Judge
Dykman who ordered that he be released.
Thirty members of the Field Chapter of the Phi
Delta Phi society dined at the Hotel Martin last
evening.
The society Of Friends in session at the Meet
tngIIouse in Rutherford Place all day yesterday for
The transaction Of routine business.