New-York tribune., 1884-01-05
SYRACUSE.
DR. GREELEY'S FORGERY - NEWSPAPER
ES-SOCIAL-FAST HORSES.
,pr TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUyE.l

SYRACUSE, Jan. 4.-The arrest in New ork
yesterday OF DR.. George IL Greeley, of this city, on
charge of forgery is a sad blow to the young mans
friends Young Greeley, who is bright started In
life with fortune from his parents and the brightest
prospects His aownfal is attributed to association with
a woman for whom be deserted an estimable wife
Greeley teegaphcd to-day the broker who caused his
arrest for forgery that he would TO Syracuse and
settle II the broker would let him out No attention was
paid TO the dispatch and the brought TO Syra
cuse from New-York by an officer tonight.
J. G. X Truair. for twenty-five years the business
manager OF The Syracuse Journal. has disposed
Of his interest to his two partners, Carroll
F. Smith and General D. II. Bruce, who
are now the sole owners of The Journal estab-
lshment General D. II. Bruce for the past ten years
city editor the business management Of the con-
GEN. and Mr. Smith, who is also pre- dent Of the State
Associated Press retains control OF the editorial depart
nent HE Journal is the leading Republican paper in
Central Ncw-York and exercises widespread influence
Henry L. Duguil. ex-nomber Of Assembly, mas as
suned the management of the Syracuse Savings Bank
succeeding eXSccretary Of state General T. W. Lcaven-
worth as president The bank IS one of the strongest
financial institutions in the state and the selection Of
Mr. Dugud as its manager is regarded an exceedingly
fortunate
The social activities Of the week began with reception
given by Colonel and Mrs. George y. Grouse in West
attended and was elegant affair. The same evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Klock german at the
house OF Nrs. KOc's father, Jacob Grouse esq. The
german was led by Mr.. Edward j. MunrOe and Miss
Rcbecra Ner1iman New Years evening eX-COunty
Clerk Eurar f. Ewcrs entertained the Bachelor Club at
his residence in South Salina-st. Mrs. General T. S
Jcnney gave most delightful german on Tuesday eve
ming Mr. F. s Wicks was the leader with Miss Hollis
ter of Buffalo
Cards are ont for the wedding Of Miss Frank Thurcr
only daughter OF Edgar MCDOuEal 20 Frederick iLam
Kenyon. A reception Will be given at the house Ot
the brides parents.
The second Of the young CcntlCmcns parties under the
direction of Captain Robert Townsend given at
Chase Music Hall last night, and brilliant affair.
The bctrnthal OF Miss Anne Bruce, daughter Of Genera"
D. IL. Bruce To Frederick Davies White, sou Of Andrew
d. White, president of Cornell University
uOmced yesterday. Miss Bruce entertained q select
party at lunch during which Miss Bessie Townsend
intimate friend. formally announced the betrOtha; Miss
Bruce is receiving congratulations from her many
friends. She social ayOre ana ls noted Tor her per
sOna beauty well as rare mental accomplishments.
Tho work of dcmolisning St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
one of the oldest in this ,A, is going ON rapidly. The
sle is to he occupied 10y the Government building
which Congressman lscock promises TO have completed
this YEAR
The fine sleghng of the paSt week has served 10 make
the streets lively With elegant cqupagcS. The finest
nii,cut sleigh owned hy John Grouse, and drawn
los "a superb pair of chestnut coach horses. MI CiOusc
refused 81 900 for the team at Saratoga last summer.
The ts pair OF trottcrS owned ia syracuse l.
Daisy Tuner and George W, owned by -. l.. Grouse.
They brown and bay, and can trot close 10 22O.