New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-17
leo GOLpMArK's BONDS.

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LEO GoLDMARK's BONDS. ,.,
| Leo Gollmark the lawyer who IL charged W!tiI
cmbe zzng the funds of the Gilman estate OF wiicn
| he was The trustee, yesterday gave new Dohos ioi
| $4,000.
| MUTUAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY MEETING
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
| Mutual Gas Light Company yesterday, the ola dl-
rectOIs reelected to serge for the ensuing year
| 1t is probable that no change VIII De lnaac III VIC
officers when the directors meet 10 organize
| VERDICT AGAINST TIE BRIDGE TRUSTEES.
| Henry Hansen recovered yesterday IN the SUI
| preme Court a verdict against the trustees of tue
Nev-York and Brooklyn Bridge for 5000 as dam
| ages for injuries received while III their employ
| lie sued for $4,000 rs damages.
COMING FROM BROOKLYN TO NEw,Y0RK; e
| The Rev. Bishop Falkner, Assistant Minister or
| Christ Protestant Episcopal Church OF BROOKLYN,
| has accepted the rect0rship OF the ChuTch OF VIC
lntercessiOn on ashngion Heights, ana VIII eh-
| ter upon his duties next sunday.
| POUND GUILTY OF FORGERY
| Edward &. Ryland. Mrs + Isle Ryland ana W liilam
WOodman were tried yesterday III the Court OF ueh-
| era Sessions before Judge Glldersleeyo on charge
| of forgery Ryland was found guilty. The trial of
the other two persons was adjourned until to-uor-
| row.
| DEATH OF MRS MCABE.
Mrs Kate McCabe the woman who was shot by
| her stepson, Thomas Nc abe, on Saturday evening
and who has been IN the New-York Hospital for
| treatment, died yesterday morning at five minutes
| to III o'clock.
| DYING AT SOUTH FERRY.
Captain William Veal, age fifty, OF the bark jon
ME Parker, which has just arrived from Antwerp
was taken with hemorrhago Yesterday at south n
fore physician could be called. The body was
| taken to the First Precinct Station.
GIVING A DINNER TO HIS STAFF.
Howard Lockwood, proprietor of the " Lockwood
Press" gave dinner to his staff at the Lotos Club
| last evening Among those present were yelling,
ton Smith, president of the American Papermakers
Association, and leading members OF the paper
| trade.
SHOW CASES or THE SIDEWALKS.
A petition received yesterday by the Board
of Aldermen from number OF shopkeepers III our
feminist between Broadway and Slxth-ave, re-
questng that the ordinance prohibiting the placing
of show cases on the sidewalk be rescinded. long
discussion followed, and finally the whole subject
| was referred to the Committee on Law
DISCUSSING COMPLAINTS AGAINST BELL.
The complaints about the ringing of the bell in
the Church of St. John the Baptist. at Lexington
ave and Ihiry-tfth-st., were discussed briefly at
the meeting of the Board of Health yesterday. 1t
was decided to give hearing to the trustees OF the
church and to the complainants on tuesday ut
j. IN.
TIE PRESIDENT TO BE HERE on DECORATION DAY.
A telegram was received from General ii. A Bar
mum Yesterday stating that President Arthur Will
be In this city on Decoration Day, and Will attend
the exercises at the Academy of Music III the even
| ing at which, 1t is understood, General Grant
| will preside The Aldermen yesterday appropriated
| $500 for the construction of grand stand, rom
which to witness the parade of the procession.
TIE MEN WHO swINDLED MISS LEWIS.
Maurice A. Schwab and Robert j. Rummell were
sentenced Yesterday by Judge Gilderseeve to three
wears each in the State Prison They obtained 1000
| from Miss Helen NJ Lewis by pretending that they
were the managers of theatrical combination, Tor
which star actress was wanted and inc ucing Miss
! Lewis to give them the money to get her ward
| robe.
GENERAL CURrlss DEMURRER oyERRULED.
When Assistant Dstrct-AttOrney tieTo was pre-
pairing yesterday to begin his argument in opposi-
ton to the demurrer to the indictment Of
that he had already decided 10 oyerrule
| the demurrer, as the same questions would
| probably come up on motion TO" arrest OF Judg-
| Inent, and could be better decided at that tlme
| General Curtis was called upon TO plead, and
| answered " not guilty" to the indictment. The
| trial of the case will begin to-day.
| MEETING OF THE CITY COLLEGE TRUSTEES.
At meeting of the trustees OF the College of the
City of NewlO rk yesterday, the act passed by the
Legislature on April l, throwing open the college
! To students outside of the grammar schools was
| read and referred to the committee on bylaws.
| The executive committee were directed TO provide
accommodations within the college building for the
additional students expected az cost not TO exceed
| So 900. The salary OF Professor Morales, teacher
| OF Sp ansh, was increased irom$ 900 To 30, 800
MAP FOR A NEW ROAD.
| map filed i'll the Registers Office yesterday by
the Commissioner of Pubic Works provides for the
| closing of about 20 leet OF One-hundred-and-
thirty-seyenth ST. and the laying out OF section of
a scrpentne road seventy feet wide to begin at
| Observation-Disclosures tth-st and st. Nicholas
| ave. take curve sOuthcIly To below One-hundred-
and-thIrty -fOurthst., and turn thence westerly and
| nOrtherly to Northumberland thirty eighth st.
Inc work is to be done in accordance with an act
passed last year, the inscription on the map states
GAMES OF AN ATHLETIC CLUB.
| The fourth annual spring games OF the Irish
| American Athletic Club were held at the Polo
| Grounds yesterday afternoon. thrce-hOur race
was won by William &. Davis, who covered %
miles and 1873 yards, J. IL. Clifford coming in
| second. The One-mile walk. handicap had nine
starters and was won easily by j. NJ. Macauey, of
the Nauxhall Club. III minutes and 43l2 seconds,
| ID. T.. Lange coming in second. The hali-mile run,
handicap, had eight starters, and was by L. j..
| Murphy IN minutes ga seconds, 4. Taylor coming
| III second.
| STRIKING A HOTEL KEEPER.
Pedro Riesgo proprietor of the Spanish American
| Hotel at No IlG West Fourteenth-st., loaned a
| short time ago some money TO the brother OF Jose
| Mencndez, commission merchant at No. III Pearl
| 81 who was very much annoyed by IT, Mr. Riesgo
accompanied friend to the pier of the Pacific Mail
| steamship yesterday, aud there met Mr.. Menondez,
who asked HIM question that he considered i'm
| pertinent Mr.. Ricsgo answered sharply, where
upon MIR. Mcnendcz struck HIM in the face with his
| fist. lie arrested and i'll the Jefferson Market
| Police Court was iiued SlO.
1NJURISG BOTH WIFE AND HUSBAND
| Mary DOYLE and James ODOnnell, who lived at
st. and Ffth-aYc., had
| an alteration Sunday i'll which Mary kicked
| i'm the eye. Her husband John, came to her rescue
| and also receivcda blow in the eye and was Gus on
| the head. Other denlZenS OF The nclghbOrhOOd, who
| are known as the rock gang az they all live in
Inns ON the rocks Joined in the combat, which was
| finally stopped by three officers. ODOnnell was
| Yesterday arIaIgned IN the Harlem Police Court,
| where he was charged with assault and battery.
lie vas committed III uclauit Vi FoOO Dall 10 dh-
| swer.
| TIE LAW INSTITUTE LIBRARY TO BE HEATED.
PnsInaater Pearson received u letter yesterday
| from Everett T. heeler. OF the Newly Ork Law In
stitute which has Its library on the fourth floor of
the Post Office building, saying that the want OF
| heat in the library source OF inconvenience
and danger, and Offering on behalf OF the Law In
stitute become responsible Tor he payment of the
| expense of heating the building ana running one
elevator if such expense did not exceed 1900. The
oiler was accepted aud arrangements have been
| made to heat The building Tomorrow, and the ele-
Vator in the northwest corner OF the building Will
| be kept running.
ALDERMEN FAvoRING STRIKING PRINTERS.
| The Committee Salaries and Offices of the