New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
NEW-NORl[ CITY.

Roundsman Richards and other policemen Of The
Central Ofce sqUNd yesterday made Iaid on The
policy shop at ~. SOS Broadway, and arrested Tho
alleged pr1prc;ors. James Brown and John Wallace
who were locked up at Police Headquarters.
A cable patch was received yesterday saving that
a steamer had arrived in London which reported hav
Ing passed the Polara with her foremast gone. The
Polaria was sighted on January 81 about 200 miles
off Cape Race She was stcamng toward the south
west and is expected to arrive here today.
Among the passenger, arriving from Brazil on the
steamship Advance yesterday were II. +. Fontanc
; Pciagao ". y. Armstrong. II. c. Collymore and
Manuel Nilladare~.
Adam J. Ocstcrla has been appointed by the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad As downtown general agent
in New-York. His Office i, at No. l72 Broadway.
The annual report OF The Board Of Trustees Of st
Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum shows that during
the wear $50 the total expenditure was F27177 H.
and the balance of assets and above all liabilities
was SlG22o2 So
The election for captain of Company b, 69th ReGi-
ment has been set aside and new election ordered
Lieutenant, Moliariy and Leonard viii again be the
candidates.
The Hamilton Rowan Club of the Clan-naGael has
subscribed 500 for the erection Of monument III
Calvary Cemetery 10 W. J. Melvin, one Of the leaders
of the Fcnian rebellion.
4 two-storv frame stable at No. G26 East one hun
-frsst, owned by Peter Lynch, truck
man, caught fire and was destroyed early yesterday
morning -Four horses were burned TO death IN thcif
stalls. Lynchs loss about $500, and was COW
cred by insurance.
The veterans and ex-membcrs Of tie sh Regiment
Association last night voted 10 change their name To
that Of the Veterans Association Of the eth Regiment
National Guard Of the state OF Ncw-Nork. 1t was
a!,D decided to postpone the entertainment usually
given by the veterans upon Washlngt0n's Birthday To
April -. the anniversary Of the regiments departure
for tie war.
Alfred !. Johnson. stenographcr of the Mayors
Office who started with the party that went south with
Mr. Grant. va, at his desk in the city Hall again
Yesterday. having returned 10 the city on Thursday
night. The Mayor himself is expected back the first
cf the coming week.
The Tribune Yesterday received from So TWO Ladies
- for Mrs. Mary Rosenberg. the destitute Russian
woman al No. 233 BroOnc-st., and 50 for her destitute
irothcr.
Recorder Smyth sentenced James Walsh, twenty
seven years old 10 state Prison for fourteen wears and
seven months I'm General sessions Yesterday, for high
way robbery. In December Walsh knocked down TIA
Cleveland. of New Rochelle, in Park Row and robbed
him Of *1oi
The steamship Gaelic arrived at san Francisco on
Wednesday. with mails from China and Japan Of The
following date Hong Kong. January 10; Shanghai
January 10: Yokohama. January 20. They are due
10 arrive in Ncw-YorlI on Monday morning. The next
mail for China and japan viii close al the General
Po,toifcc hi, city. at G 20 p. IN. tomorrow.
Charles Mauzoccm was sentenced to three years i'm
pri,onment and fined 500 by Judge Co~ns in Gen
cial ssions YESTERDAY, for advertising t. sell coun
e-lcit money. lie had sent green goods circular
70 Russell l.. HARRISON
Kcnnebcc River salmon Of extraordinary thin
ness and len 9Th Is one of the curlostes in Fulton
| Market 1t {, more like an eel than a salmon