New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
NFW-YORK CITY.

&c P"-The second possessve form that you
suggest is the correct one.
Police Inspector Steers and his wife started for
San Francisco yesterday. They Will be absent Tor
month.
The trial of John Brennan Thomas Howard and
John Martin. charged with killing Ernest Strane,,
field, was adjourned Yesterday IN the Court OF
Oyer and Termlner until next Friday.
Commissioner Squire yesterday removed Edward
Clarkson janItor of the new Conrt House, and APP
pointed in his place Patrick Fitzgerald First
Ward Tammany man. The salary Is $1,000 year.
A regular meeting of the Governing Committee
of the Stock Exchange was held Yesterday, but be-
yOnd the listing" of securities no business OF
public interest was done.
George Kane, an alleged "sawdust" swindlcr,
was released yesterday under a decision of the
United States Court in banc that he was not prop
erly convicted on his trial.
The Irish World has received this week 81. 140 20,
making the total amount received mp to date III ald
of the tamine-strcken people on the west coast of
Ireland 81 ,23l II.
E. c. La Montague. to whom q number of colts
were knocked down at the Rancocas sale, writes to
THE TRIBUNE that he bid them of for John Allen
who purchased them for Pierre Lorilard jr., and
that he has no interest in them whatever.
Samuel w. Clay, the fourth cOloIed emplOye in
the Custom House to be dismissed by Collector
Hedden within a few weeks, was dropped from the
rolls yesterday. Charles A. Greene. messenger, was
discharged, and Thomas Hanlihan County
Democrat, was appointed to succeed him.
Devlin & Co., the cOthlers at Broadway and
Warren-st will close their store on Saturdays at
noon between July and September l. This is the
first of the retail clothing establishments to adopt
the halt-hOliday system.
Plerriro de Worra. the Italian interpreter of the
Post Office, who after various examinations and
trials was finally convicted before Judge Benedict
of larceny. sentenced yesterday TO one year S
imprisonment.
"Old Subscriber" Ncwburg.-The Hospital for
the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled at Forty
second-st. and Lexington-ave, treats such cases
and letter of inquiry to the hospital will secure
for you the desired information
Henry Iich. of No. 81 lhird-ave.. found dead
man in a stable at No. .193 Ihird-ave. yesterday.
The man was identified as jeremiah Foley a
tramp 1t is supposed that he fell from the loft
over the stable and was killed.
Ernest Bordhoff No. 199 East HoUston-st
Annie Glashem, No. 1876 Bowery; Joseph Alien
No. S39 Eightbave.. and Frederick liner, No. 50
Avcnne A. were arragned yesterday in the Jcfer-
son Market Police Court and held for trial in 81 0
for keeping their shops open on Sunday.
Plans for the new station TO be erected by the
New-York Central at Onc-hundred and thirty
eighth st. were filed at Fire Headquarters yester-
day. The cost of the building estimated at
$65, 600 new observation-disclosures is to be built at
No. 173 Elm-st.. at a cost of $4,000.
Fireman Joseph Fleming, of Engine No. 1S. who
was appointed on Monday, was dismissed Yesterday
for being osent without leave. The Fire Commits
sioners learned that Fireman Alfred Bowes, of
Hook and Ladder Company No. IA, had left the
city, intending to remain away.