New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10
NETWORK CITY.

| BIeeckcr-st and 1O1 West Fourteenth ST.
General Rush C.. Hawkins and wife Ames van
| Wart wife and daughter and John Wolfe ana WIG
sailed for Liverpool yesterday on the Gulon Line
| steamship Arizona.
| PLANS FOR A NEW DEPOT.
Plans for the erection of new ireight deP1t lot
| the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western halfoad
at the foot of Leroyst to cost SJOOOo, were hicu
| yesterday.
OSCAR wILDE's LECTURE
Oscar Wilde will lecture at Wallacks lheatre TO-
morrow afternoon. 1t is stated that he will give
| his impressions OF decorative art in the United
| States received in n tour of four months
GENERAL CURTIS INDICTED A SECOND TINE.
! ceivng money for political purposes from Govern
| mcnt employees. The first indictment failed on ac-
| count of mistake in the name of General GURUS
RUN OVER by A CAR AND KILLED.
Catherine Golf three years old, was run over by
n strect-car and killed Instantly Yesterday alter
noon while she was playing in front OF her home
| at No 400 East Iwenty-thrd-st Ihe driver Oh INC
car Cornelius McEnnigot, was arrested
! DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
At the general meeting OF the stockholders OF
| the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company yester-
day no change in the management was made me
vote was unanimous for all the member, OF tho
board. The organization was completed Dy the re-
election of the former officers
GOOD RIFLES NEEDED.
The committee of the National Rifle Association
met Yesterday and passed Il resolution requesting
the gunmal,ers of the country to cndeaV0r 10 pro-
vide rifles for the American team Tor the lorthcom-
inc International match that will place them 40 far
As weapons are concerned on footing with their
| opponents.
KILLED BY a TRUCK.
lanes Weaver age six, was run over yesterday
and killed nj Christopher and Westinghouse, by
| truck driven by Henry Townsend of NO. 429 west
Sixteenth-st The DO y was taken to the mouse oi
| the boys parents No. lOS west lchtli-SI' Io""
send was arrested
ADOPTING A NEW BYLAW.
| The members of the Cheese Trade of the Produce
Exchange MT Yesterday and adopted a new py,a%,
off, CHI "a
of per cent the face of the invoice shall he re-
tanned such margin to be subject To INC satisfaction
OF proved claims only aud to De heIu lor hoI oAo
| than fourteen days
| VETERANS OF 1912 To PARADE.
The veterans of the wal of 1912 met at Military
Hall, in the Bowery, yesterday; General Aori lain
Daily presiding They declined an invitation nom
| the Grand Army Memorial Committee OF inns city.
| and accepted one from Mansfield Post 40. 50 Oh
Brooklyn, l.. D.. to parade on Decoration Gay, Cal-
rages and dinner after the parade are TO DC pro-
vlded
DENoUNCING THE ACTION OF THE BREWERS
The Association of Lagcrbeer sellers OF the Elev-
| enth " ard met at No. 81 Avenue { yesterday ana
reelected It's old officers, C. Nrmacr being the pTesl
dent The action of the brewers IN issuing their
recent circular refusing discounts and other cohces
sions was denounced, but no formal Euoh Was
taken.
| WHAT MR. FITZPATRICK THINKS OF THE MAYOR
The Finance Committee of the Board OF Alder
men yesterday reported rGsonfiTh od po8
Office and ground. Alderman tltzpatrck u am
many opposed 1t on the gjonnn tna' rho MAP
was IN favor of it, Alderman Roosevelt brieny
defended the Mayor and the resolution was passed.
THE CITY's STREETS IN GOOD CONDITION, -,
Mayor Grace has received a reply from the
Citizens Committee of Twenty-one to the letter
addressed by him asking the COMM tee 10 eNamlile
and report on the condition OF the slTeets. i NC
committee says II has no authority To make sucH an
| investigation. The Mayor says however thaI
from conversations with "A number OF the members
of the committee, and from personal observation,
| the streets never were cleaner lndu tHcS 'i0 'O
| present.
rLECriYG OFFICERS AT AN EXCHANGE.
The following officers and directors were chosen
at the annual election of the Petroleum. Exchange
| Yesterday: l.. II. Smith, President; ". " Miller
and C. f. Ackerman, vice-presidents; Il. NJ Curtis
tTsasarsr W ar ifcr RaSyas ilnE snm M r.
| ] Lombard, y. Mchlen T.. W. Arnold, r. hlhpOd
| &. ". Stahl, George f. Gregory and d. Goette d.
rectOrs
INSURANCE COMPANIES ANNUAL MEETING.
| Al the annual meeting of the Manhattan Life
| Insurance Company YESTERDAY Henry u. Stokes
W All 'c,rs ca,isei by deaths The remaining
| members of the board were reelected. Al the
| yearly meeting of the National Fare Insurance
Watson was chosen member OF the board to MI a
| vacancy Henry L. browne reelected president
and Henry II. Hall secretary.
CONVICTED OF FELONIoUs ASSAULT
| John NJ. McFall was placed on trial yesterday be-
| fore Iudpe Gldcrsleeyc, in the Court OF General
Sessions for feoniOus assault on his wife Ella [:
| + NcF'll. The wife testified that her husband
came IN her rooms at No % Last twenty -slXth st
| wounding her severely in the head he couple
had not been living together Tor some tune Mr'
Mccall said that her husband was subject to strange
fits and had been drinking at the time OF the assault
| The Jury convicted the prisoner.
ANNIVERSARY or A SEMINARY.
| The Alumni Association of the Union Theological
Seminary held its anniversary yesterday morning
! The Rev Dr. EDhcr Whitaker, of SouthOld Long
| he clcOrk de-
| liyered an address on the work OF the 81 nln9ry
mortuary paper was read 10y DR.. g. W. Bard The
alumni dined at SieghOrtneTs IA Latayctte-place, at
p. H., and speeches were made by llr hitchcock,
Charles Butler president OF the Board OF trustees;
| the Rev. DR.. Brown, OF Bedford, LhsIahd; the Kew
| Mr.. Papton and Others
| FIRE INSURANCE UNION ADVANCING.
| Pledges from one hundred companies have been
! obtained to the proposed agreement ior District
| Tariff ORGANIZATION of fire insurance underWr crs
| doing business in the Middle States. Two Hartford
| companies and one prominent London company,
| whose adhesion had not been expected nave u.s.
| scented 10 the plan OF union. IL Is cApeclcu mat
general meeting of the companies viii be held soon
| 10 provide for putting the scheme into effect
| LrIGuroN's END DRAWING NEAR.
| The death watch, consisting OF Two deputy
| sheritls was again placed yesterday on Augustus
| ID LEIGHTON the mulattU who murdered his mis-
| tress Mamie Dean. lie was to be hanged at the
| same time as Sndrain, but was rcprleyed by the
| Governor until the 18th inst. When Sheriff BOwe
| and DEPUTY Shcritis Davidson and FINN entered
| fine lower corridor in the i0mDs, leighton smiled
| and SAID: " Well gentlemen, ihlh ~ oui 9cLo!i"
| mcctin0r He il calm and collected, but has niue
| hope OF a communication OF his sentence.
MEETING OF A MISSIONARY BOARD;
In the Reformed Church, at Fith,avc and Forty
cighth-st yesterday the " omen's Board OF Foreign
| Missions of the Reformed Church IN America he'd
| Ills eighth anniversary Dr. E b. Coo, the pastor
presiding Last year f1O,759 20 was collected and
| distributed. This society has charge OF all the
| schools in China, India and Japan connected with
| fine mission of the Reformed Church. Addresses
wcre delivered By the Rev DR.. +. ID. Van Cleei oil
! Jersey city, DR.. }. V. ~ Ialmlge, OF Annoy Thna'
| ana Moto Oghlni, japanese theological student.
| DESPERATE BECAUSE UNABLE TO FIND WORK
Eliza Harrington, age eighteen, attempted 10 com