New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
NETWORK CITY.

Walter Mullen q sailor, recently employed on the
schooner Annie scl,arcr. held in police court
Yesterday charged with selling part OF the vesscls
cargo worth $3.50 during the captains absence
John Robinson, a barber at No. DOB West Houston
st.. WAS arrested last November the charge of
setting fire 10 his shop TO get the insurance. Inc
prosecuting witness was John A. Shea, and the case
WAS dismissed. since then Shea has continually an
moved Robinson who yesterday had him arrested on
charge Of perjury. shea was held In $500 bail IN
d police court
Yesterday was q busy day at Castle Garden, over
1000 immigrants being landed there More man
900 Italians arrived by the steamer Victoria from
Naples.
At the West srore Railroad freight station, Pier
No. 5 North River yesterday package of machinery
weighing two and half tons, while being put upon
q car slipped from a roller and fell upon Michael
PuillO. an Italian wharf laborcr and broke DOM OF
his legs below the knees. also causing Internal In
iures. lie lived at No. 40 IL Mottst but was taken
TO Chambers street Hospital.
Dr. Cyrus Edison. of the Health Department, has
served one tenn of three years as chairman OF the
Board of Pharmacy in this city, ana on WEDNESDAY,
he was reelected to the place.
The WASH ncton Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to S75,773 Al.
Letters from Glasgow and elsewhere in Scotland
addressed to York which arrived on Sunday by
the steamer Umbria. delayed in delivery untlI
Wednesday, in consequence of the Glasgow postof1ce
clerks having placed them in sack marked for OF
tawa Canada The sack was forwarded to that city,
where the was discovered. Inc letters Wc'c al
once reur ned 10 Ncw-lOrk.
An East Forty-ffth-st. walked into down
town furnishing store and laid bundle on the
counter you'll have to change it, he said, sadly
untieing the package and displaying nightshrt with
yellow collar and polka dots as big as quarters Il
rather IKE 1t myAlf but my wife says It's so loud
she can't sleep. and she's the boss
The members of the NcwYork Hay Exchange held
their monthly meeting yesterday at No 6Ol west
Thirty hirdst resolution adopted favorinS the
publication of q weekly paper, TO contain market
ouoat ons and other information of interest to dealers
in hay. c. F. swan. L. ;. Dllenbcck and j. Dlcken
were appointed prepare the articles Tor the paper
The members of family living in fashionable
boardlnghOu near Ffthave. drink dlicrcm Mho'
of wine at meals, and distressing the servants teS
carry the supply up and down stairs. Inc o'nef
boariers are much scandalzcd to see the family
phaaIix arrive at the dlnnertaDc, each meHDe' oia
and young, bottle in hand.
board of surgeons of the Army. consisting Of
Colonel E. p. Vollum Major G.. VI. sternbers. Major
Henry McEldcrry and Captain J. J. Cochran, VIII
meet at the Army Building on April 25 to examine
candidates for admission into tile Medical Corps.
The first annual meeting of the Riverdalc Park
Company held at No. $50 Broadway yes'eruay'
The following trustees were ccctcu JONI foA' ~ "
c. Graham W. II. Conne, Henry Andrews, DAVID r.
Comey Myles Tlerney, Joseph Blumenthal, joseph
A. Blundon and James " Lott.
Secretary Burns. of the Park Board, said yesterday
that the order closing stuyvesan Park at p M was
only intended for the winter months In warm weather
the park will be kept open until p III.
AT the close of the Norfolk Street Evening High
School on Wednesday night prizes were given 70
Charles Betsch and c. a. Moss for architectural draw
ing and to samuel Schneider and William Bowery ior
excellence in mechanical drawing.