New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
NEW.YORK CITY.

cscvors q, Tho west side. through the West End
Impovement Company. yesterday asked the farh o"i
miSsioners for a new entrance TO Ceh'r'I iNiA ~
Ninetieth-st. aud Eghthave. Tie commissioners re-
ned that nothing could be done until the Legislature
au,horiyes an appropriation for the improvement
The report O, Edward T. Flynn, chief clerk Of the
rsstrtctAttorneys Office shows that IN the first nine
months OF this year 1886 cases were disposed oil III
General Sessions and Oyer and Terminer In Inc
whole OF 1901 the number was 4,l72 The increase
Is prtly due 10 the fact that lot OF old excise cases
were disposed OF In Oyer and Terminer.
Deputy Sheriff Barry has received five executions
and attachments aggregating So o31 against the Hatch
Lasting Machine Company, which Lad an once IN the
Pulitzer building In favor OF various creditors, ana mas
attached the rntens In the hands Of CHAR - F. Preston
the president
A, the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Long Beach Hotel and Cottage Company yesterday
which is owned by the Long Island Railroad the OLD
board OF dtI ectors was reelected
The annual meeting Of the New-York and Long
Island Railroad postponed yesterday Tor TWO weeks
on account Of the absence IN Europe OF PreSid'h'
Steinway.
Judge Cowing IL General Sessions yesterday SEN
fenced to the Elmira Rciormatory william g. Mayo
who robbed the Bank Of Commerce OF cl'''o last
month Mayo was messenger OF the bank
The Catholic Club will hold meeting this evening.
An important meeting OF the Harvard Club Will be
held on Saturday evening.
The Rev Braddn Hamilton sails Toy Glasgow this
morning on the Nebraska, for the purpose OF visiting
the public pcnal and charitable institutions Of London
A fine specimen Of the red snapper sent 70
F. G. BachfoId at Fulton Market, yesterday from
Gardeners Island. This fish was taken ia one OF the
Mound nets at that place. 1t IS an unusual thing for
rcd snopner TO be found north OF Cape HatteFas This
one weighed ten pounds.
Tho Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company OF
Roston which has been visiting here for the last few
DAYS started for home last night on the steamer
Puritan The Ancicnts left the Broadway Central
Hotel AT O'Clock They were headed hY the salem
Cadet Band and escorted by number OF tie Od Guard
under command Of Lieutenant Brochway. marched
down Broadway. through Warrensi. to the boat.
Texas has sent several carloads Of broom com 20
this city this season The Northern crop Is expected
TO be large.
The Park Board finished It's estimates for '93 YES
terday and will ask for 1881 IS 10 conduct The
department next year. The appropriation for 1892
81 .003,5OO.
The schoomasters' Association Of New-fo-k Will
hold It's regular monthly meeting Saturday. a, 10 30
q. m. at Hamilton Hall Columbia College President
Randall slauldinr will read a paper entitled 1.-THE
scoolmasters' Association OF New York; Retrospect
and Prospect"
Old Subscriber.p-The Metropolitan Museum Of
Art will be open free 10 the public to day TO morrow
and Saturday, from 10 NJ. 10 p. M, and on sunday
afternoon from TO O'Clock The price OF admission
on MONDAYS hnd Tuesdays IS IS cents Al present the
museum is closed during the evenings
A man giving his name as John Cook, OF WATERFOWL.
Ontario two weeks ago went TO the boarding house
ut No. % Irving Place. kept by Mrs. Mary Rogers.
and hired a room, saying that he was going 20 work
I'm this city. At 10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon Mrs
Rogers found him dead In bed with bullct-hole In
his right temple. II Is believed that dependency and
want OF money led him TO commit suicide
The steamship Manitoba arrived fcre yesterday from
London with twenty three passengers on board. among
them being Professor ST. Voss. the Commissioner OF
Art for Holland at the Chicago Exhibition.
Mayor Grant was visited yesterday by Prince Al
berto de LberO commanding officer Of the italian ship
of.war Giovanni Bausan which has come here to
take part In the Columbian Celebration. With the
Prince were Consul General Riva. Count Nareth the
yicc-CUnsh and Leutenants Arcangele and Cap
peini OF the warship. After due cvillties had been
exchanged the Prince invited the Mayor 10 visit his
shin TO- morrow and Mr.. Grant accepted.
The Twist and Warp Lace Makers and Wrappers
Union sent delegation 10 Colonel Weber yesterday TO
inform him that Alfred Lherns who had arrived here
on the Caa and Joseph Bodel, who came here on the
Unbria from Liverpool. both In the second cabin had
come here under to work In the lace factory
OF A. G. Jennings OF Brooklyn. Colonel Weber will
make an investigation.
The Circulo Colon Cervantes will have a reception
and ball at Its new cub-rooms, No. l19 Ftfth-ave.
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