New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-04
NETWORK CITY.

The meeting Of the Board Of Electrical Control
which was called for yesterday postponed until
tomorrow at 10 80 a. m.
a subscribcr.--The saratoga j. the nautical school
ship Of Pennsylvania. and is now at Philadelphia
Letters for any one on board may De addressed 70
No. 16 North Delaware ave. Philadelphia
The Ist Assembly District Busnc-s Mems Ecpub-
lican Association held meeting on Wednesday even
ing at it, new headquarters. No. 207 Washington st.
and the following enrolling committee was appointed
John Mccain, Denis J. Ryan, William \. Cummings.
z. II. Goodwin and Charles II. Iraider. they VIII
enroll all persons presenting Themselves on any
Wednesday evening at the headquarters
Both Geniles and Hebrews to the number Of about
900 gathered Yesterday morning at Goodfeovs Hall.
No 20 EsseXst to receive the Passover bread ana Tho
meat which were distributed by the agents Of Mr..
NJ Rosendorf Of Grand-st Children and older people
were IN the crowd which received these Passover aims
with gratitude.
The steamers Anchorla Persian Monarch and North
Flint reported yesterday their arrival here that
they had encountered strong head and had passed
several cebergs The bark KaSna lot considerable
part Of her rigging and suffered other damage IN a
storm on March o.
The dsma,ted ship Rolf, which came In collision
recently with the bark Emily L. BOYD. as had already
been reported arrived here yesterday from ST. Thomas
III tow Of the tugbOat Mars
Charles Gilbert seventeen years olu, was dlIesfH
yesterday on a steamer Of the CunaM Line. in which
he had bought passage for Europe 1t Is charged
that he stole S1G2 from Joseph soubury Of 40. $40
Bainbridgc-st. Philadelphia. lie was on his way 10
Russia. lie placed under 1880 bail IN police
court charge Of bringing Stolen property into tho
State.
The Coffee Exchange will be closed to-day, Good
Friday, and tomorrow
Henry Boxer and several Of his employees, Of NO.
- Park Row, and Charles Harrison and tcvciai OF ms
clerks, Of No. 90 Park Row, held in $500 bail
each in police court yesterday, charged with carrying
poorooms
Saul Froncrs, accordion maker Of No. 25f Ilnd
son-st has been missing valuable articles from his
shop for some time. Yesterday he left marked
dollar in conspicuous place, and 1t was stolen by
Edward Fitzgerald empoyc. Fitzgerald confessed
70 having stolen a gold watch and other cwelfy from
Fronkcrs and was held in police court.
John Consello, a merchant at No. 900 Grand ST..
held in $500 bail in police court yesterday.
charged by Charles Blauvel, vcc-pTcsidcnt OF tho
Bowery Insurance Company, with stealing an account
book that corporation. ConscIlo Is stakeholder
aud was formerly an cmployc Of the company, and
since he went into business for himself has become
involved in litigation with the company his right
to examine It's books.
AT the monthly meeting Of the New York Academy
Of Medicine at No. !. West Thirty first ST. last night
papers were read by Dr. W. Gilman Thompson, on
The Fallacy OF the SO Called Hot AIR Treatment Of
Phthisisr and By DR.. b. Sachs " one Hundred and
Forty Cases Of Cerebral Ialsics Of Early Life The
rapcrs were afterward discussed by Dr. William Oslcr
of Baltimore and Drs. J. Lewis smith, l.. {. Gray
| NJ. A. Starr. W. X. Birdsall and V. r. Gibncy.
An exhibition of the wonders of electricity in aid Of