New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-22
NETWORK CITY.

The Aldermen Yesterday authorized the Board OF
Estimate to appropriate $500 in aid OF the Memorial
Day expenses OF the Grand Army Of the Republic.
A resolution was offered by Alderman Prague at
the meeting OF the Board yesterday TO compel the
Forty second street, Manhatanylc and ST. Nicholas
Avenue Railroad Company to run cars every two
minutes between : a.. and IL p. on its line south
OF Eighty -sixth-st.
The Grand Jury yesterday refused to indct Charles
II. Traittcur, formerly a Special Treasury Agent, on
the charge OF writing anonymous letters to Mrs Anna
Louisc Campbell acace. Some pictures belonging u"
her were seized by him for duty and her charge grew
out OF the affair.
George G. Dyer who pleaded guilty to sending
green goods, circulars through the mails was SEN
tcace,. I, eighteen months In the Erie County Pcni-
Tertiary by Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday.
The Aldermen yesterday granted the Park Board
permission to extend the Central Park TRANSFERS"
railroad through East Eighty ifth-s TO connect WIFI
the Madison-ave. and Pavonia Ferry lines.
The Mayor received a petition yesterday signed by
o74o residents OF the Annexed District, asking Tor
the appointment Of Jacob ScAbold As Commissioner
Heintz's successor.
The torpedo boat Cushing. which IS TO be utilized
for service as dispatch boat during the Naval Review
has been ordered here from Newport TO receive tenn
porary mast to be used for signalling
The steamer Empress OF tElna arrlNcu NJ iono
hama on last Monday morning.
A petition has been presented to the directors Of
the Coffee Exchange. asking that the Exchange DE
closed on Good Friday, but that Is the last day q"
the month and the closing might affect business Scr
ously the directors are considering what course I"
pursue and have not yet reached decision
surveyor LYON, who Is custodian Of the Barge
Office has received a letter from secretary Carlisle
instructng him TO examine and report on the best
way OF reducing the force there The services OF sew
cral frcmcn doorkeepers and watchmen are likely to
be dispensed with.
The body OF man about sixty years old. who
apparently had died from apopcxy. was found on the
sidewalk in front OF No. 100 West Thirty-thrd ST. nj
6 A. m. Yesterday. II carried 10 the police sta
ton in Thircthst, where II was identified later
as the body Of Andrew p White. who had beer en-
poyed as a clerk In the store OF Matby Els,
produce dealers at No. 1874 Greenwich-st
Justice Ingraham convened the Court Of oyer and
Terminer Yesterday and fixed the day Of trial Of sew
eral men indicted for murder and manslaughtcr The
court then took a until the April term
Tie regular meeting OF the trustees Of the Normal
College was held yesterday afternoon. Miss {. W.
Reid was appointed Instructor OF French In place Of
Miss Covell, who died recently. Immediately after
the meeting OF these trustees meeting Of The trustees
OF the College OF the City Of Ncw-iork was held. a
resolution was read advocating an expansion OF the
collegiate course and allowing optional studies for III"
senior classes.
Mrs Kate Burroughs OF No. GA West Thirty
ninh-st., who was arrested on Friday last on IN"
charge Of arson, discharged yesterday afternoon
in the jefferson Market Court by Justice Voorhis
There was evidence against her.
Mrs wilhelmna Pepper, the midwife who was
held few days ago on a charge Of malpractice In con
nectlon with the death Of Mrs. Catharine Dean OF No.
632 Third-avc., was yesterday cxoncrated by a
coroners jury. II shown that no operation had
been performed on the woman.
Plans were filed In the buildings Department yes
terday for the erection OF Office building 10y
Solomon Loeb and Abraham Wolf. at Nos. 81 and 30
Finest. The building is TO be Of granite and lime
stone thirteen stories high II will cost 100000.
The governors OF the Metropolitan Club met yeser-
day and elected a number Of new members.