New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-11
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
CANAL
L NAVIGATION -WEDDINGS-CAND
DATES-LABOR-AR
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrpUyE1

SYRACUSE, April 10.-An indignation meet
ing held at skaneatees Tuesday evening oppose
the project Of taking water from the lake oy the
Central City Water Company OF Syracuse 1t was de-
cared that the outlet of tie lake would be ruined and
the sanitary and business condition OF the village greatly
injured petition will be sent to the Legislature In OPP
position 10 the bill introduced by Senator Mccarthy
G. II. Adams, Of this city, has been arrested on O war
rant sworn out by Inspector p X. sharrets OF Elmira
charging him with having used the United States mails
for Illegal purposes Adams, who has carried on bus
under tho of C. Warner, has advertised In
various State papers for copysts promising to get
pcants positions Of twenty-five cents IN hour In con-
sderation OF specified Tue scheme it is alleged,
is an imposition on the public, Adams being charged
with receiving moneys for which he renders no service
e gave bail for his appearance before the United States
District Court at Rochester In May.
Prominent syracu-ans trying to trace connection
between the appointment OF a Of Senator Mccarthy
as Police Commissioner by Mayor Ryan and the intro
duction OF bill in the Legislature to amend the city
charter TO increase tho Mayors salary from $500
to 81, 600. The Journal and The Standard both assert
that deal was made by the Mayor.
Frances Jewhurst, of Syracuse, whose ankle was In
ured by tie breaking Of plank In the sidewalk, has been
awarded $1,000 damages and $2o6 Az costs In suit
against the city.
it is Thought that most Of the sonecutters Of this
vicinity will leave for other towns soon as he exst
ing difficulties with the Messrs. Haven are settled
work the new Government building will begin soon.
John Stebbins, assistant superintendent OF Public
Works for the Middle Division OF the canals has ordered
all work to put in readiness the opening OF canal
navigation Tie stone work on the Gcre lock, which has
been heightened to double its capacity as an expert
ment, has been finished. and lock will be completed
before navigation begins.
The salt boilers and of Syracuse a strike
against "A reduction of wages The manufacturers
that the reduction caused by the competition OF the
Warsaw manufacturers
The marriage OF Miss Frances g. Kent daughter OF
George H. Kent Of Janes-st. to Irving \. Gore took
place at the residence Of the brides parents Wednes
day Ia the presence of large company OF prominent
people.
syrac is said 10 have four candidates for places
the Republican State ticket this fall. The candidates
men toned Tor Governor Frank HiscOck and Judge
Charles Andrews, and for Senator
Mccarthy and exAssembyman Henry L. Duguid
". A JudsOn has constructed AN Immense salt var.
covering nearly three near tho Chlorine Springs
Tho first vat IT this nature built about year ago
Miss Mamie Bruce Maynard the daughter OF George L.
Maynard OF this city, married last evening at the
Church Of the Messiah, to Sesey D. Teal OF Rochester
The ceremony WAS performed by the Kew Mr Caltlrop
The ladies having the acuse Crcche In charge nave
leased hDse and will 0peU the day nursery on way l.
The house will he III the charge ut Mrs. H. ID. Oinord
The Board Of Management Is composed OF the most
prominent ladies Of the city.