New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
NETWORK CITY.

Captain W. O. North, who was arrested last week
charged with dumping refuse within the limits dehneo
by the shore inspectors, was discharged by ComnlS
sjoner, Shields yesterday. Captain North said that
the scow ran aground off Coney Island and the man
in charge dumped it TO tighten the scow, as storm
was brewing.
Julio Campo, charged with robbng the corpse OF
Mrs Charles H. Traitteur Of jewels and securities
worth over 81 OOO was released In $4,000 ball yes
terday. He deposited the cash.
Captain Alfred Kurowski, captain Of the American
ship c. c. Chapman, of Portland, Me-, was ned In
81 900 bail by Commissioner Shields yesterday chafgea
with striking sailor named Oxehn In the face. The
alleged assault took place outside of sandy Hook
John D. Neese of No. 161 East Onehundred-and
twelfth-st, who was convicted OF mansaughter Ior
killing his wife on January is, was sentenced TO
afte.n wears imprisonment by Recorder smyth In
GoneAl Sessions yesterday. Neese hit MS WIG "uH
O brick and inflicted fatal injury.
Marshal j. W. Jacobus will pay the supervisors who
served ut the recent election in Rooms Nos AZ and Al
of the Postoffce Building to-day from 4 to y. nj.
Acting Mayor Arnold will review the Old Guard on
November 25, Evacuation Day, when 1t passes the
CITY Hall on its march from the Battery to Central
Park On tho arrival Of the column ut the blockhouse
Ad1utant ]. Gould Warner will hoist the stars and
Stripes, after which salute will be fred IN Morning
side Park.
Iangdon Il Changers ale brewery was arraigned In
the Essex Market Court yesterday, charged with steal
ing S34o from his employers. He PLEADED not guilty
A petition signed by the Justices of the Supreme
Court asked the Police Board several months ago TO
transfer Policeman Rcnhad Schneider from the Broad
way sound for detail duty in the Supreme Court. he
Gently he struck in the breast by the pole OF
truck and hurt severely The Police Board yesterday
consented to transfer him.
Firemen were called to the fvc-story brick building
No 300 Pearst. after l p. m. yesterday to put
out slight fire in the basement The damage was
tining An hour later the fire broke out in the
place probably because the remen had failed 10 finish
their work properly. The second blaze caused dam
age of 800.
Richard a. Cunningham, eyprcsldent of the New
Amsterdam Club, and a party of friends started
Southern trip yesterday in private car as the guests
Of the Bridgeport, Ala. Improvement Company. The
party goes at to Bridgeport Ala the seat of the
company's operations. In the party were Richard
Deeves, Anthony smyth ". II. Taylor, F. j. Xii
patrick, W. II. Gray, J. L. Myers. George C. Waldo,
J. c. Morganthau, Congressman Amos j. Cummings,
Frederick Aldhaus, Henry O'Neill Martin Is. Brown,
jenkins Van Schaick, J. ID. Gain, W. A. Martin, Ben
jamin Carver and NJ. c. Roach.
Police Sergeant Obcd Firth, of the steamboat Patrol
and Patrolman George A. Hess, Of the Twelfth Pre-
cinct, were retired haf-pay by the Commissioners
Yesterday Both had arrived ct the OF sixty years.
Henry Pieppas of the cleaners employed In
the Gallatin National Bank Building, No. SO Walit.
fell eighty feet down ghtshaft and was killed yes
erday. He working scaff0ld Inside the shaft
cleaning windows, and the scaffold broke
The series of lectures the schoolteachers OF this
city will be continued in the American duseum of
Natural History by Professor Albert S. Bickmore at
10 80 O'Clock this morning. His subject will be
Northern Syria and Damascus"