New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

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the Mt oyet Baptist Church in West Fifty heA'
week The services will begin ON TUESDAY
crroer Ioev continu yesterday the investigation into
the v District Courts Durphy clerk oil the SECOND
District Court examined
Thomas Brennan, Commissioner OF Charities yesterday
delivered to the Accounts all the papers IN
connection the OF contractor Dawsoh "ho pu' lilo
bukhead at Harris Island.
The resignation of Franklin Edison and two other
Of the Grain Committee the Produce Exchange have been
sent Governing Committee An attempt oehs auo
to get them to withdraw their designations
Mrs Minnie Leefert saloon passenger the NorthGvr'
man LLOYD steamship Elbc which arrived yesterday nei as'
Wednesday and buried at sea- She lived IN Ne"arA'
Pilot yneer OF the pilot Francis Perkins No. IT, re-
nor that on Monday while nine southeast by cast OF
the Oregon ghsp passed tho spar of sunken schooner
which projected eighteen above tho water lie thinks II
may be from the schooner which sunk the oregon.
The American Institute building was filled with busy
workers their products yesterday Exhibitors lhey
were doubtful before convinced that the managers Iou
the truth when they they would open To-Day
Consequently they every effort to have their displays
ready on time superintendent Hull has had Applications iof
twice the space that the building contains
The Hon. William Barnes life insurance actuary, and
the originator of and for superintendent OF the In
surance Department this State has accepted the pres
dency Family Fund Society OF Newfork IN pace Vi
Chauncey Vibbard whose personal affairs compelled MN u
resign the Office who remains in their Board OF directors
officers OF the Health Board VINO passeu aWBh.o Va
misery on the Franklin Edison at tho time OF the second GAIA
tea race pay $40 each TO the owners
OF the tugs which went to the relief of the Edison.
The Board of yesterday refused to grant licenses to
the Opera to the American Institute on inc
ground that it unlawful sell liquor in places OF amuse
ment.
David shapro OF Boston asked the police yesterday 10 as
sist him in searching Abraham Isaac Shapiro who
has been missing three Mr. Shapiro has been
spending his and all his savings looking Tor his ost
boy.
sercoant Edward Muret OF the Twenty ninth Precinct
made yesterday for six months leave OF alb
sence He will start Friday and will organize
the police department the Government OF the United States
OF Colombia.
The Board OF Education asked the Police Board yesterday
10 detail uniformed policemen to assist the tuant ON
GERS The request referred to superintendent Murray
vrus W Field has bought the no use and No
1874 East Twenty from James S. Berry for sl6Io
Emigration Commissioner Charles N Taintor has entered
into contract Oswald l. Martin OF Philadelphia Tor he
purchase OF dwelling No. l2l East Thirty nihsI LOT
SS3 OOO Nj Tanor pay $4,000 cash. and s2ooD 10
remain mortgage Pier and mantel mirrors ana chahue
liers included In the purchase
Complaint recently made TO the Police Board by Henry
Van Ness Of Newark that OF Inspector Byntss men
had taken recovering $50 out OF which he
had been swnded superintendent Murray found that the
money given the officer lie also reported that
the complaint against officer George L. Arken OF the Tenth
Precinct Joseph schwartz charging the officer "thsng
his club too T. cely was unfounded
Atameeung OF the Church Society for the Promotion Of
Christianity among jews in the Bible House yesterday
the officers were collected the president being the Bishop Of
New.York
The Commissioners State Reservation at Niagara will
meet al Niagara Falls on October o.
The Hawkins Zouaves Association held its annual
meeting Monday evening and elected the following ocers
President Walter L. Thompson; first yiepresdent William
j. Rogersi vice president. Charles d. Hanhnsoni
third president Robert Johnson secretary j. C. julius
Iangben treasurer John Hassall chaplain. Thomas W.
Conway color sergeant, stephen g. Craw!ord sefgeanta
arms Thomas COchrane.
Captain Kohlman OF the steamship Hermann from Bremen
on sunday evening picked two fishermen OF the brig st.
Joseph Of Granville who had gone fishing in the morning IN
small boat had lost Their vessel
The Rev W C. Van Meter, the sunday'schoo missionary
to Rome will give lecture in the Mount Olvet Baptist
Church. in West Fifty third ST., to night
The Veteran Flromens Association will visit PougSecpse
as the que department Of that city next Monday
They will wear and will take engine built In
1885.
The managers the National Temperance Society yester
day issued appeal urging all ers opposed 10 thc Quo
traffic to on throughout the state to insure large
| majority in favor al Constitutional Convention
The balance goods found in the store OF Jacob Royal
sky Of East Brodway sold auction yesterday The
sale amounted about $1,000.
Herman keeps liquor store at One hundred and
twelfthst and he Boulevard William Henn of Onehun-
bred twentchst and the ouevar went into Howlers
place night for the throwing the fixtures as
well proprietor into the street Hower shot Hem IN
| the head with a pistol, inlcting serious wound.
At the annual NEE ting of the ,ckhoders
Stock Telegraph Company yese lay the following were
| elected directors: Norvn Green John Van Horne,
Thomas F. Eckert Jay Could William A. Bliss Russell sage,
Charles g. Landou Charles A. Tinker William A. Wheeler
aud George J. Gould