New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

Judgment for $l2 10 was yesterday entered against
Brooks & Dickson theatrical Managers In favor CT
the strobridge Lthographing Company for liiho-
graphic advertisements from January l, 15o0, to De
cemier %. 1854
The careful watch which the Custom House officials
have been keeping upon the steamers plyns he
tween thi, port and Havana for Smucglcd cigars was
again rewarded yesterday. when the steamship Nuca
tan reached this city. The Custom House officials
made an examination Of the ship and found loo
cigars and fny-sx bundles Of cigarettes. which they
seized They found in the rooms occupied by some
OF the officers the ship.
Superintendent r. G. Jackson. Of the Railway Mail
Service has put a daily double mail service on the
oyster Bay branch OF the Long Island road This IS
on account Of the increased correspondence due to the
influx OF summer boardcTs.
Commissioner Brennan. Of the street Cleaning Dc
partment. addressed letter to Corporation Counsel
Clark yesterday asking for opinion relating TO the
changes wrought by the new law Mr.. Brennan Is in
doubt about his appointing powers, except as to the
three medical examiners.
The Museum Of Art open free to the public to-day.
to morrow Friday and saturday from 10 O'Clock In the
morning until , O'Clock in the evening. IL Is also
open free on Saturday evening from TO 10 O'Clock
and sunday afternoon.
The resolution asserting to the sale Of the property
occupied by the Woman's IIo,pltl! In the block be
tween Fourth and Lexington and Forty-n ninth
men yesterday the understanding that ther" shall
be fifty beds in the hospital the Aldermen 10
the persons who arc to occupy the bed
A City Court judgment for 1928 was entered ycstc-
DAY against the Reform Club In favor Of George Gun
nngham. About four years az, he was janior Of the
clubhouse, but discharged for cansc. lie sued
for the he would have received II he had been
permitted To remain until his term Of service expired.
a petition for a new surface road received by the
rd Of rcfe Ia ON
mittcc Railroads George y. Pattcn, president.
and Lewis T. Wilson. secretary the only siGncrs.
The route starts at West Twenty third--t. and tho
North River, through Elcvontllavc. and sixty
fourthst. TO West End ave, Ia sixty sxth-s t. Co
lumbu,-avc. thence through sixty sovrnhst back to
West Endavc., One hundicd -tenths and River
side Drive.
samuel Straus, aged twenty, Of no 81 Avenue p,
was held in ~. 800 bail In the Tomb, Police Court
yesterday. He employed by Peter r. Hansen.
provision merchant at No. 336 Grcnwchst. "a a col
lector. and i, charged with robbng him Of $500.
The Contract Labor Dureau at Ellis Island yesterday
detained fifteen contract laborets.
j. Stanley Isaac, brothe: Of ex- Judge Niger 6.
Isaacs, is candidate for the place Of Assistant Ap
praiser at this port II is expected that the nomlna
ton will be made within the next few days. II he l.,
appointed he will have charge Of the Sixth 1.-THE WOOL
Division.
At meeting OF the Board Of the National Conserva
tory OF Music YESTERDAY the following added to
the trustees: James Brown Lord T.. j. oakley Rhine
lander, Edmund G. Stanton Gustav II. schwab and
J. Hood Wright. Edmund &. stanton was elected
secretary Of the Conservatory.
The Committee on Plan and Scope Of the Columbus
Celebration announced yesterday. 1t Is made up
OF Acting Mayor Arnold John ID. Crlmmins. General
Louis Fitzgerald, Charles A. Moore and Howard Car
roll. 1t Will hold It's first meeting at the Commits
sOncrs Of Accounts Office In the Stewart Building
3 80 p. m. Friday.
An epidemic OF measles has broken ont in the build
ing OF the Orphan Asylum society at seventy third
st. and Riverside Drive, and twelve children are down
with 1t. Ibc eighty sixth anniversary Of tho society
which to b. held there yesterday afternoon wa,
indefinitely postponed in consequence.