New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

b. Sarterlee. president of the Mining Stock Ex-
change said recently that there bad been no official
removals TO this city in consequence OF the election
IN California. Several companies had come here,
but they bad resolved 10 move some time before the
adoption Of the new Constitution. tic Thought
however that other companies would come here.
The chief effect of the new Constitution will be the
formation of new companies here when WOuld
otherwise have been started in California.
FIX x-Governor Reuben +. Fenton returned from
Europe on Saturday on the steamship GerInanic.
He was met at Lower Quarentinc by several per
sOnal and political friends who were on board the
revenue cutter Washington. Among these were
Collector Merritt Surveyor Graham, Deputy Col
lcctGr Palmer, eXJndge Davies, ex-SenatOr Latham,
Of California. ex-Assemblyman Prendergast' llr.
VauderpOei. Deputy surveyor Lake, Chester tirlS-
void. cX-POstmaster EINns, of Albany, mayor
Joseph Forbes, j. w. GUswOld, If Troy, and hesSfS
Story, Schernerhorn and B.acklaw. OF the survey
Or's staff Ex-Governor FentOu and bis daughter
upon the arrival of the steamer at the wharf went
30 the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and The welcoming
party was entertained by Surveyor Graham al ms
Bergen Point residence.
The sale OF the rcfIIuding certificates at the Post
Office will cease on ThnrsiaY Postmaster James
has taken this step in consequence Of the very large
amount Of extra work which the sale has imposed;
He has had 10 contend with all sorts OF device ana
trickery resOred to by people anxious to obtain the
certificates. Men secToted themselves ~ the bulld-
ing on saturday morning with view OF belng ntSt
mt the window when the sale should Degin' Out
Colonel AlcAfee discovered them and locked them
IN their hlding-piaccs. where they were kept untii
after the doors had been opened and the general
posed OF 100000 IN certificates, S6oOO0 Oh whlch
went 20 the outlying stations. The Sub-Treasury
sold $50 700 On the same day.
Joseph Masch, an aged German cObber sleeps in
rooms adjoining bis shop at No. 6O3 East Thirteenth
st. AT L o'clock yesterday morning the noise OF
breaking glass aroused his wife, who struck
match and looked INTO the shop lhere she saw
strange man, who. with M Oath turned ana
threatened to shoot her The Womans screams
brought her husband to the door As he reached II
confusion that followed climbed through the fan
light the door, into the street. There he met
the woman 5creamng pOilce, and drove her lhIo tIe
bouse again. Before the police had reached the
place he had disappeared ~ the direction OF Ghe
river. One pair of shoes was al he had stolen Inc
shoemaker had him about the store on the pre-
yious day and was able to give full description OF
the burglar 20 the police.
BROOKLYN
The bust Of Thomas Moore. which has been pre-
Scnted TO the Park Commissioners By the ~.
Patucks Society, Will be unveiled in Prospect Park
on Wednesday afternoon.
Martin Ryan, of No. II Roosavelt-st., Ncw-York,
went to Brooklyn on SATURDAY t0 pcddo some table
covers. lie got into difficulty wish Mrs. Mary
Clockman, Of No. 43 State-st, and had her arrested
on the charge 0i destroying his property. Tho police
then found that Ryan bad no license to pedGle ana
locked htn NJ too.
The woman who committed suicide Friday morn
ing by jumping overheard from Fulton Perry boat
has Leeu identified as Eliza McCue Of No. % Perry
ST. New-iOrk. She left behind note, addressed
10 hoG husband saying: You need not look lot
me. | ara at the bottom OF the sea. NV heart Is
broken with you and Your daughter" she was
thirty-nine years of age aud left three children.
The Grand Jury of the Court OF Over and Terminer
was discharged Saturday by Judge Pratt,
although the foreman, Mr. Quimby. protested that
there was some unfinished busIness-on hand. Judge
Pratt said that all such business would be brought
before the next Grand jury by the District-Attor-
ney and that IA DELAY OF n few davs could cause no
harm 10 anyone. The members Of the Grand jury
refused TO state what the business wGs but 1t was
reported that IL had reference 10 the proposed m
dlctment Of Frederick s. Massey for alleged irregu-
larltes while he President Of the Fire Depart
mcnt
In the announcements previous 20 his sermon
the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday morning, Mr..
ialmage in referring to his tour 70 Europe. SAID
" / have always been some what hampered by a de-
sire 10 do things as much like other clergymen as
was possible To me- When ! get back | shall take
my own way, looking only 10 God for direction.
iak,. the scenes through which | have recently
passed rs a new ordination % higher fnd better
work than have ever done" The Grand Republic
has been chartered by some members Of Mr. Tai
mage'5 congregation, and viii accompany the
Gailia on which ne sails on Wednesday, down the
bay Afterward if viii carry the company on an
excursion mp the HUDSON.