New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24
NETWORK CITY.

tn. Tribune has received from as r. o." 81 for
the fund for a testimonial to the French Republic
The Amateur Cricket League club-match takes place
IN Central Park to-day at O'Clock
s.,ections bv the band of the Gordon Highlanders
will be one of the features Of the photograph e4hio
ton at the Battle of Gettysburg" this week.
meeting Of the Worlds Fair Committee on Finance
was called for yesterday noon at the Chambcr OF Co
MERGE to close up its affairs. but quorum was NOT
on hand. Another attempt will be made 10 geo the
members together.
"Why I Became Baptist" will be the theme "
tho Sunday evening discourse OF the Kew. henry D.
Hudson pastor Of Trinity Baptist Church. East fHs-
6ftb-st near Iexington-ave. Mr.. Hudson was LOT
,ome wears a Congregational minister, his last pas
torate in that denomination having been with tho Le"s
Ayenhe Congregational Church, OF Brooklyn.
sauuel J. Derrickson. lawyer, was held In SlooV
hail in a police court yesterday, charged WIN criminal
libel BY Civil Justice Thomas f. Murray. IN Deoe'h
her 1850, Josephine Russell, OF No Asa "cs' my
eighth ST.. began a suit before Justice Murray " 10
hover some goods from her sister The suit was ais
missed because the replevin bond which she filed was
not properly drawn. Justice Murray charges the a"
YER with causing defamatOry articles about te '"sce
to be printed In the newspapers
Controller Myers has applied to Corporation ooun
sci Clark for an opinion as TO whether tiie "coN''
PAYMENTS, law is applicable TO the salaries OF ocers
ardc
of the city generally. The bill is made to incude
I" muntcpal corporatiOns." II the Corporation Coun
eel decides that all the people on the cltys pav-r
who have been receiving their salaries monthly or
semi.mmthIy must be paid weekly the labor of the
Finance Department will be largely increased
Angelo Calucio. the Italian who pleaded guilty
.w davs AGO in the General Sessions TO manslaughter
in the first degree sentenced yesterday by Judge
FITZGERALD to sixteen years in the state Prison
Of Tho
Phi Fraternity ate their annual dinner at sieghorne
last night This chapter is the one connected with
The University of the City OF Ncw-York. Charles Z.
Bull, "a presided
Exspeaker Galusha A. Grow. Of Pennsylvania camo
10 the city YESTERDAY and is STAYING for few davs
at the Victoria Hotel
Commodore Hans Knagenhjelm, Of the Norwegian
Navy, arrived here yesterday on the CITY OF berhn
on a pleasure trip. He was accompanied ny Ills
daughter.
H. A. Alexander will address young men at AS
ISOLATION Hall tomorrow at ) 80 p m
"Box osn-The Office address OF eX President Grover
Cleveland is No as William-st, and his home Is al
No. SIG Madison-ave.
An inquest held yesterday in the case OF Chu
ton G. REYNOLDS the lawyer who was fatally shot by
Alphonse j. stephani in his Office. No. 81 Walst.. on
Nav Is Stephan was committed TO the I0mos 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury
The Park Board was to hold special meeuhg yes
terday as Commissioner Robb is to sail for EUROPE
to-day, but quorum could not be oo'aheo' -"'
Robb left however, resolutions for the Board I" act
nm which declare that as Castle Garden is no longer
used for immigration purposes, and as 1t stands upon
ground owned BY the city, it should be devoted TO park
uses.
Collector Erhardt decided yesterday to prohibit the
twelve Italian aborers who came here on the steamer
Bolivia from landing, ~, ground that they were
under contract.
Tomorrow is Whitsunday.
Superintendent Weber examined the plans OK the
new immigration buildings on Ellis Island Yesterday.
Colonel Webers assistants also looked over the dra"
ings and all were much pleased with them
The Dublin Mems Association, Of which Joseph D.
wedrick is president. will decorate the status o'
Thomas Moore in Central Park on Memorial Day. Inc
association will celebrate the anniversary OF Moore'S
birthday at its headquarters. Nos 81 ana "a Union
Square, on Wednesday evening.