New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
NETWORK CITY.

George H. Young, formerly an agent OF the Gerry
society. acquitted In General Sessions yesterday
Of the charge Of larceny He accused OF robbing
Herman Lohman. OF 20. 500 Flushing ave, Brooklyn
Of sos December 90.
The directors OF the MIX Exchange have decided
that. beginning today they will pay 81 81 can for
milk coming into the city. This Is reduction OF 10
cents a can, a loss Of sc. 600 day TO the milk
producers who supply this city with milk.
On petition OF many members OF the Cotton Ex
change, a meeting has been ordered for March % to
take vote closing the Exchange on Good Friday
and on the Saturday following. petition is being
circulated the Produce Exchange In favor Of closing
on Good Friday.
The Treasury Department has formulated a new
set Of regulations for steamship companies bringing
Immigrants. to conform to the new immigration law.
Mayor Gilroy was visited yesterday by Joint com
mittee OF the Prospect Hill Association headed by
H. j. Hrsch and J. V. Card. and asked to hurry the
Board Of Aldermen to act upon the resolution allow
Ing the extension of the transverse railway through
Central Park at Eighty fthst., east to Madson-ave
TO connect with the Astoria Ferry and MadsOn-ave.
lines.
County Clerk Henry d. Purroy will sail for Europe
In few days. to be absent about two months lie
will 60 to SPAIN where aunt died recently. leaving
an estate to Mr.. Purroys sisters. From spain he
will 60 to Rome, to call on the Pope.
system Of sewcrclecnin which tested yesterday
In West Twenty-sec DIST
Ex-Assembyman John Murphy. Tammany Hall
man Of prominence in the Xth Assembly District. was
buried yesterday lie active In politics In the
old XIvth District for many years.
Alfred J. Johnston. for the last four years clerk
and stenogTapher In the Mayors office, and OF the
most polite attentive and competent officials at the
City Hall. has sent In his resignation. TO take effect
on April l. He is to be chief clerk and bOokkeeper
In the Railway Advertising Company. OF which ex-
Mayor Grant is president
The sale OF the Albemaric Hotel will In no way
change the management Of the hotel. Janvrn e. Wal.
ter will continue 10 the house usual.
John T. Abbott. the Fifth Avenue Hotel clerk who
was 50 seriously injured by falling from q platform
TO the court. the doctors said yesterday.
would probably recover. At first It was thought he
was fatally injured.
The Dore Gallery Carnegie Music Hall will be
open usual to-day St. Patrick's Day. from 10 q. m.
TIL 10 D. m. Visitors to New-YOrk and holiday
makers will no doubt avail themselves OF this favorable
opportunity to view Dore's magnificent pictures. The
exhibition will close near the end OF this month.
Health Officer Jenkins yesterday issued his Gus.
tomary order directing that all vessels arriving at this
port from points south Of Cape Henlopen shall stop
the Quarantine station. The order will continue
IN effect from April I to November l. II Is issued
- . precsution against yellow fever.
A bad man from Italy was debarred yesterday by
the immigration authorities from landing In this
country. lie Giovanni MARITIME. a passenger
the steamer Italia II proved that MARITIME had
come from prison in Italy, where he had served q
sentence Of nine months for stabbing man.
The large number Of persons who visit the Eden
Nusec every day shows how popular that place OF
amusement Is. Master Walter Leon. the sixyear-old
orator: Miss LOttie Mortimer In her photographic
display Guibal and Grevc. Ando and Omne. the
Harrison sisters ard Danko Gabcrs land the chief
attractions at present.
The Dock Commissioners yesterday granted per.
uiasion to John ii. Starn 10 tear down the pier
used By the Starn boats and to build new Pier No. 10
~ Dey-d The Dock Board win build stone sea