New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
NETWORK CITY.

Tho .nnrotser.s report ON the pearl buttons, Rid
glove, and dressed skins seized last week from a
,tcerage paseengcc on the Guion Line steamer VIZ
cousin fixes the foreign value nj S.7G7 ana the GUY
at 50 46G. making total home valuc oil Fi,'"i 40
owner has vc appeared 10 claim the goods TIC p"c"
ages were labelled - Icch;. New YORK;
W. II. IcnrIoucs. who failed several months ago.
was Yesterday re elected 10 membership in the stock
Exchange.
Albert Bower who stole a gold watch from Miss
Kate Hail while he nurse In the Presbyterian
Hospital was sentenced to three years imprisonment
bv Recorder smyth in General Sessions Yesterday lie
gave up a place In Bowcry museum as snake
charmcr TO become Il nurse
The Commissioners Of Accounts Central PaTk in
ouirv Yesterday was confined mainly T. examining
william Van ValBenburG. the property clerk, who eN
raircd entries in his books concerning receipts OF
forage. Ills further examination postponed until
Monday.
Navor Grant will veto the Aldermen's resolution
directing their Committee Railroads 10 consider the
project OF the Fiftich Street, Astoria Ferry ana Cen
lral Park Railway Company. lie will pursue the same
course in relation the Harlem AID KingsDrdSe rail
way resolution.
Willis Holly went To Washington Yesterday 10 rep
resent Mayor Grants views In opposition to The Green
North River Bridge before the proper committee o.
the House Of Representatives..
One Of those rare ease, in which violation Of the
cxc,c Iaw> +, punished in General sessions occurred
YESTERDAY. William Jackson. bartender al NO li"1
Firstave., pleaded guilty 10 committing that offence
on April l.. l--9, and Judge CoNins fined him go
The money paid az once
Justice Ing1aham, in the Court OF oyer and 1c-
miner. Yesterday sentenced Themes J. Ward, who
pleaded guilty Of an attempt to st fire 70 Tie apart
mcnts Of his wife, Lotc ellison. & imprisonment for
! one year.
Tpl.n Crtffl f.l.t fotfv,
letter Ecminl sccncc OF the Po,tonoe IN old Tine,
which Nns recently published in The Tribune, is 70
| qiescd t. send his address 10 the CITY Editor
Tho new clubhouse Of the Colonial Club a, seventy
;econds; and the boulevard. + - nearly competed
| that meeting Of the club will BE- held there ON SAT
uiday night and al Of the clubs furniture and books
| will be removed there before May J.
Tho Spanish man-of war Navarro. which has been
for some time living In the harbor sailed Yesterday for
| The Azores. From there she VIII 90 to spain.
The steamship China arrived at San Francisco on
| Wednesday with mails from Shanghai March J. &:
! Hong Kong March %; Yokohama. March 81 due 10
| arrive here Monday morning. TIE next mail for
China and Japan will close at the General Postohce
at 80 p. III. on Apiil -.
G. r. Forbcs. Of the Anderson Veteran Association.
Yesterday morning raised ON the flagstaff at the Bat
terry the silk flag presented 10 the association by the
widow OF Major Anderson. The flag hoi,tcd in
on Fort Sumter by the Rebel batteries. Among those
present at the hOlstng Of the flag were Mrs. James
LAYTON. Major AndcrsOn's daughter; Major II. W.
Lawrence Captains George Mocscr, l.. Icuer A. Mon
roe, NJ T.. schenck and H. Crowell.
c0roncrs jury yesterday exoncratcd Samuel Iiuth
inson from all blame IN the death OF David Morris,
who died April from injuries received In front
OF IuchnsOn's store March 20.
The funeral Of benjamin l.. swan. jr, held
dvat anil Itef
The Rev. DR.. W. X. Huntington, rector OF Grace
Church. OBLIGATED. The burial In Greenwood
Cemetery.
Tie Young womcn's Division Of the Loyal Legion
temperance society Of New York. through their pTcsi
dent. Miss Hail. and Mrs T. j. Barnes superintendent
q the Young WOmcn's Work Ia the United states and
Worlds WOman's Christian Temperance Union, pre-
sennd to Lady Henry Somerset before shc sailed
Wednesday slvcrmountcd engagement tablet bearing
the insig nia Of the society.