New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-03
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mayor Grants Committee Of one Hundred to con
duct and manage the celebration OF the 4Ooth ami
vcrsary OF the discovery Of America in this city on
October H. will meet at the City Hall at noon today
for organization.
The City Bank Commission. Acting Mayor Arnold,
Controller Myers and Chamber in Grain being pres
cnt held Its quarterly meeting yesterday. tn. only
change in the list of repositories Of city funds was
The substitution Of the Tradcsmens National Bank for
the New York National Exchange Bank. The rate OF
interest continued at . IL per cent.
Commissioners DAILY and wahe. Of the Burcan Of
Accounts have completed their report Of the Central
Park Menagere investigation but viii not make their
conclusions public until Mayor Grant returns from his
holiday tip.
Deputy Sheriff Finn has received an attachment
against property In this city OF David Robson. jr.
Willard F. Robson, william Baker, John Cummings
and James NJ. Ashley of Toledo, Ohio, for 10000 in
favor Of l.. G. Mason.
President Harrison has appointed George II. star
buck supervising inspector Of steam vessels stationed
here to be chief supervising inspector during the alb
sence Of General Dumont who holds that Office. in
Europe. The General expects to be gone two months
julius Catln. a merchan. of No. GIG Churchst..
is foreman Of the May Grand Jury. which sworn
In yesterday in General sessions.
Charles Atwood 81 No. 157 Perry-st.. con-
vctcd Of sending green goods" circular through the
mails In the United states Circuit Curt yesterday
aud was rcmandcd for sentence lie arrested in
| Philadelphia, where he met his victim, Anton Olson.
a miuer OF Heller City Utah. such convictions are
| rare In the Federal conrts.
The steamship Bclglc arrived ot San Francisco on
Friday. with mails from China and Japan OF the fol
lowing dates shanghai. April Hong Kong April
;; Yokohama, April - They arc due arrive in
NewYork tomorrow morning. The next mall for
China and Japan will close at the PostofIce at 80
p. m. tomorrow.
The special committee consisting Of the heads Of
the various departments In the Custom House. ap-
pointed to investigate the workings OF the customs
l'servce met yesterday and took up the entry division.
The cororers' Office moved yesterday from No.
I24 Second-avc. to No. % Chambers-st. The new
quarters larger and better lighted than the old.
John Daily held for trial in General Sessions
Yesterday by Justice Mcmahon In the TOmbs Police
Court for stealing cash and billiard balls, worth TO
gchcr $50 from the Aston House, where lie was en-
ployed
Tho ministers of the New York Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church held their meeting yes
tcrday. The exercises consisted Of PRAYERS singing
and sermon delivered by the Rev DIR. !. A. b.
Wilson, pastor of the Eighteenth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Henry V. Finders, fourteen years old, of No 614
Avenue b. held in 5000 bail In a police court
Yesterday charge Of forgery lie was ofhcc boy
for exJudgc Horace Russell On April 90 he opened
n letter which had been given him to mall took from
1t check for $2O. payable to George II. TAYLOR at
the Chemical National Bank. ini0rscd IT, and drew
the money.
At the meeting Of the Congregational Clerical Union
yesterday in the Bible House. the Rev. DR.. A. II.