New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
NETWORK CITY.

The strike in the store of NJ ROsendorf the Grand
st. dry-gO0ds man, will probably be settled to-day
fruit and ice cream festival held in the Jane
Street Methodist Church on Wednesday evening
was success socially and financially.
The Wards Island committee of the Board Of
Emigration, decided TO consolidate the depart
ments at the Island.
The Commission appointed by the Legislature to
inspect tencmCnt-hOuses in this city at Police
Headquarters yesterday selected a subcommittee
TO audit bills.
SENDING A-SAIFsWOMAN TO PRISON.
Mrs. Agnes L. Frances of No. 10 Waverly-place
Yesterday was sentenced by Recorder Smyth 10
three years and months in the niteniarv for
stealing goods worth $500 from Q'Neilps dry
goods store in SiXth-avc She had been a sales
woman in the suit department for four years.
AN rIGur-oAnFD STILL RACE ON me HARLEM
The thild race OF the series between eght-oaIed
she'll crews Of the ATLANTA and Union boat clubs
will take place the Harlem River today at 1880
49, M. Ihc distance is one mile with the tldc, from
Central Bulge to Catess lumber dock.
Az ron cnArtiN, A. WA ,,th,d ,a' ,,fii
torium ui Now York aud other states tcqur4t mat
contributions of money be- sent to the Row \.
Stiukcrt, ul Railway. n. d. to ,tupmrl q chaplain
for do4htute immigrants az Notds Island now
Chat the Commissioners of Emigration have ceased
to provide ior hs maintenance
urur qArr urrostr vArir
uumhor ol uo"rlo Yesterday i"1rocicl the Pro
due .,.h.uro safe deposit ,Hultq. Tho large
vault re- iO by 80 rcot nud b. tho atpolt Of ihn ltul
over built II y calculated ilH ~ WOULD III.
tuUt unNf iu tNtfi nm tullNN'f NIlN lN' NNNN+
should The lorha hc,owr di arranged lhoic nic "a
luipt uumhtt ui tuuuH lut ihr hiuiurr eff luiuituir
connected With the tnulH.
ilIN lu utouNtu riuN adnuS rolsoNis0.
MiI llfui.h Mack. who, Vtih hti tlu,r young
thldyr, Nrin iil'h l" ltHrNu' 'lollihI
llum Nu. go lhud-pr ou "Wednesday, tuDlirF
from metallic poi.nuinV ,luHed hN ctt ug clnnrd
nlmon thpurli phIhtlt mpuNpL ule tiill lu "a
critical 4Wtc The, arc nuW iu .iuir ui nervous
exhaustion aud mUnl phN slrnl depression bordering
paruy eia bat n no relapse ot return oi vomiting
occurs they viii recover
40 orru4I RAILROAD ~ IFNIVGIoS-AyT,
meeting Of LcXuniou-ayr property bolloi4
was held on lhurdny NIGHT At No. 100 llti
Seventy -sccuud-,t ChallcR puEol waH elected
chairman IN Charles i. immono judge Richard
k"lN F9hru Met ah,uH the, Row "a A.
10 hsch Juhu Matthews. David Mark aud l.. II.
baldwin were clo'en . committee with lull power
tu act IN all utci1 to uppO.c tho construction COL
ANY RAILROAD through losmglon-RNc.
AuNirttSo IuAt ~ sltta utroNtuGAutNr.
ltcd,ticl, Iiudnoy. Of 80. b2O upud .pt. wa
charged at lo Jclraon Market Count NraivrdAy los
Ahsntnnt buity tuinmiuatuurt Van NulruhutH
with hriug ulrumnrratino iot button l,dmuud IS.
Wilson. engaged hy the Duity omu,aaiou 90 collect
evidence against pr',on to inn ol'"mnit uinc n1
butter ttid that on JAW - ho purchased und paid
tor butter ul Mr. lludhlcS ~ htotu uud got u cub
stance which contained htto or no butter Sir
liudslcy drIcd tipt butter Was asked ion by Mr.
Wilson. lie saws that me does a largo huainraH la
ultomaTWnc, and d0ra IL openly; all his packages
are stamped with the word oeomargnluc."
TRYING 10 FNp our WHO KILLED KopF.
Coroner Levy Yesterday resumed the inquest IN
the case of Frederick kOpf, who was killed on Il
Sunday excursion recently Patrick Judge
charged with the murder il in jail at Staten Island
and his counsel protested against the inquest being
held in the absence of the prisoner. The coroner,
however. insisted that he had the right 10 conduct
the investigation and was not responsible for
Judges absence. The lawyer then left the room
Dcputy-Coroncr DOnn, who made an autopsy on
the body. Policeman Miller the first officer who
boarded the barge after it landed, John Rogers the
pilot of the barge, and two sous Of the murdered
examined lIt testimony "a
ELECTED. The inquest was adjourned until Tues
day.