New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
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SYRACUSE, May 1.-Justce Irving q. Vann, of
Syracuse while holding special term OF the supreme
Court Mt Iowyile Wednesday, fell to the bottom Of
flight OF stairs and sustained injuries when VIII cause
him inconvenience for some time
The American Dairy Salt Company has taken the con-
tract for supplying salt the soda ash works for the
coming year. II is estimated that million bushels will
be needed.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners on Wednesday pur-
chased Of the Ssby Manufacturing Company or Seneca
Falls Ssby engine and hose reel The apparatus Is to
be shipped TO Syracuse ut once.
The new st. Marys Catholic Cathedral the largest in
the State west OF York. Is rapidly approaching
completion Stained glass windows for the church have
been shipped from Muncy The church will be In readi
ness for service on July l.
The Woman's Christian Association having for Its OBJ
iect the aid OF unfortunate young women effected per-
anent organization Thursday by sc Letting the vari-
GUS necessary committees The work OF the association
is primarily the same that OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association The ladies devote themselves TO the
interests OF young women The most prominent ladies
OF the city are members
The Syracuse and Phoenix Railroad will be ready for
business by June L. Until the line through Syracuse Is
constructed the trains will run into the CITY on the
tracks Of the Syracuse Northern road.
Francis T. Lupp yesterday resigned as Editor OF The
Syracuse Herald position which he has held for seven
years Domestic considerations make IL necessary Tor
Mr. Lupp TO remove from central New York to some
region with less trying climate.
Extensive repairs are being made on tho Erie Canal
through central HewYork preparatory TO the opening
OF navigation on May H. The Superintendent Of
Public Works does not regard the outlook as favorable
for the canals In response TO inquiries he says fear
we shall have a poor SO long as the fight be-
tween the New-York Central and West Shore roads is
kept up the canals must suffer IL can't be helped. IL
the roads the regular legitimate rates the
canal must do we'll"
The arrangements for the Syracuse Art Club exhibit
ton. which will open on May ii for weeks. adj
vancing satisfactorily Enough pictures have already
contributed artists of The rst class In New York
and elsewhere to guarantee that the exhibition VIII
equal that OF last In general merit There Will be
several special attractions which the last exhibition did
contau. Willie IN HewYork recently the secretary
of the club secured direct the studio OF Rupert
Schmidt pieces OF sculpture that have never yet
been exhibited One Is tife-sized bust OF General
Grant and the otner large plaster sketch for ten
foot aiegOrea statue OF "Spring, which no VIII exc
cute for the proposed Riverside Park in New-YOrk
On Wednesday morning d. v. FILLMORE, while on his
way 70 his salt yards the First Ward discovered the
footprints OF bear in the light snow. The brute was
subsequently discovered orouching under salt block
and was shot at but escaped II 10 believed that the