New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

ket was appointed Clerk of all the Markets anu
a az fai was APPOINTED to fiji Mr. Schoonmakcrs
place as deputy-clerk at a salary vi P''oo' P0'
year.
CHARGING GUEST WITH MhlCloL sN t;o
Mrs Florence Mayo, proprietor OF the lmperiai
nj NJ q EAST Fourteenth ST. who "a week ago
was charged by boardcr, Mrs. Dlo DC bar, WIN WIZ
being of unsound mind yesterday W'hl % NJ, ,ro n
ferson Market Police Cont and sald ina, Mrs' 10
Ne Rar was constantly annoying her and clrcnlat-
ING damaging reports about her. prompted solely Ny
righteousness.
GRAND LODGE or ODD FELLOWS.
Tho ANIMAL session of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows of the state of New-lork pegah yes''Iuhy
morning in Chickering Hall. Grand Master J9 .a
Grand I od 90 degree was conferred upon about w"
hundred Past Grand Masters. The session wiz ~ ~
continued to-day and COMPLIMENTARY u,nI W." to
he given al Martincll s reslauranl 'nl' o'on'"B !"
Grand Master elect A. y. BllilhcH'
Tur scuooNEE-YACnT AGNls Nor GUILTY
The scbooncr-vacht Agnes, of NcW-lork, when
was stated IN dispatch from New raven ytS and
day morning to have run down smAlI ooat aI It
otLerwIse mishchavcd, Is not the Schooloi-! a'nu
Agnes of the Atlantic club az she was nor GU, on
thc Sound on Saturday. the dav the allar u salu w.
have taken place. This ia the only schooner-yacht
Agnes sailing from this port
worKt~GMEN's LEAGUE.
Tho socoud meeting of the WOrkngncns League
of the y Xth Assembly District was held last cVcn-
inc at Manhattan Hall m I1lty-loulth-7I''. hcal
Elghth-avc.. Cornelius paly, chairman. PIeslulng,
A. tho first meeting week ago 100 members wcio
cnroIIcd he object of the organization IL de
cI.rcd 70 he 70 advance the interests of the work
inrmsp. John Connolly and Michael j. Costeho
made addresses and q platform was auop'eu'
MISS SQUIRE IMPROVE 80. 80
Niss AIio NJ Sauitc who was seized with
fointinp fiji while making call In the Bolrol
building on has almost tGooVcrGa v'2 n ,"e
where she is STAYING. early YESTERDAY morning ana
paid a visit 10 some friends IN NoW-JeiSey' ana W
i has vct Lccn heard of tho pocket book of which
she il supposed 10 have been robbed by district
messenger boy.
soys or ~. GEORGE
Tho annual session of the Grand Lodge of tho Or
Il err of the sons ~. George of the United states
of America was opened Yesterday afternoon III lnn
&c rman savings Bank building uf nG ladies'
re- nrotcntinr 20 900 members ana ~ al.p DcneNo-
Ion ordcr having cTpcndcI $Doop9 ,iS, JS , b bo
pick aud dead mrmbcr7. Tho hfaud Lougo VIII oo
in session for three days
HELD ~ $1,000 ron Arson.
Israel Davis. on the charge OF setting hfH 10 tho
house No, 80 Cathcunc.st., on Monday nlgnt' wa'
held in So. 900 bail at the Iombs Police Court yes,
terday A large number of chairs were round pled
agains the front door, and when Oihcsf carter
and Joseph Quinlan, 'longshoIeman bnis' ~ open
thcy were driven back by the danes The stock,
valued at $500 was insured Tor AZ'Ooo' Rags "oIo
found saturated with kerosene.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A BARBER.
Annie Guendle a washeTwOman, age seventy,
three of No. 1863 last Fourth ST., Yesterday caused
the arrest of Charles shaw, barber. She stated
that ON August she drew s 02O, her earnings Tor
forty wears from bank. handed IS to Shaw, IN old
acmaintance, for safe-keeping, and that two DAYS
later he refused to give her the money. Shaw SAID
that he had given back the money. justice. Tor
man, at the lOmbs, paroled him for examination
LEADING A POLICEMAN BY THE FINGER.
Henry Lang, baker of No. % Cllnton-st, went
to sleep early Yesterday on Q st9op IN IH,ra 900 o;
Policeman Lewis saw James Henderson, OF No. w
Bowery, turning Lang's pockets inside ont, put
he fled at the officers approach. Lewis rndlhS
that he could not oVcTtake the rogue hrcd seFcrdI
shots at him. One bullet struck him in the leg but
he fought desperately when Lewis ana other ponce
men took him TO the station IN flith-st. lie Dlt
one of Lcwls's fingers to the bone On the com
plant of Lewis he was held IN 500 Dali AT the
Essex Market Court.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR HAS HIS TINE EXTENDED.
An order was sent from the Health Department
on July 90 directing President Arthur to bulld
fence about some vacant lots owned by HIM on the
west side of Elcyenth-avc., between One-hundred-
and thirty eighth and MISUNDERSTANDING
nnth-st and TO have ashes aud garbage In the lots
thoroughly dislnfectcd Tic Presidents secretary
requested an extension of time until the ARRIVAL IN
the city of c. +. Miller, the President scounse ana
an extension was granted yesterday until Septem-
Der ].
KEARNEY Dors Not ISTEND TO DE- PAuPER.
A petition was fled IN the United states District
Court Yesterday by Patrick kcarncy, asking tor
writ OF hqLeas cu1us for the purpose of nqulring
into The cause OF his detention in custody. aud &c;
livering him thcreirom by peIinittin INN 70 lan,.
Kcarnev came TO this port IN the steamship FUR
nessia on July 10. and was sent 10 NafqS lslahu
by the Commissioners of Emigration, ana mas Ocei
there since. lie alleges that lac Is sound OF nina
and body, and is IN no danger OF becoming puOilG
charge He is butcher 10y trade, aud came to tins
country because the failure OF a MN IN the county
Navo, Ireland Tor which he bought hogs throw
him out of employment lie writ was granted by
Judge Brown, and Is returnabie this morning.
CHARGING A PHYSICIAN WITH ABANpoNNE 7.
James T. Mahou. physician, Of No. 520 second
ave. was Yesterday taken TO the Iombs Police
Court charged with abandoning his wife, VINO *
now supported by Mrs. Annie Kennedy, Of No. G1S
Sixth-avc. Mrs Mahon brought similar proceed
ings ON July II. but they were withdrawn on the
doctors promise TO prevent his wife from becoming
allowance of 81. lie iulhllcd his agreement only
twice The couple were married IN lsj0 at tho
General theological Seminary by the Rev. Or.
Turner. HE wife says that Or. MahOn earns be-
tween $50 and $40 q week. On the other hand. he
declares that he has lost his patients by his vito
calling on them and making certain statements.