New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-09
NETWORK CITY.

The scbedues In the ass gnment of Samuel A. Hanes and
Charles NJ Hopkins composing the firm Of g. A. Hopkins
Co., TO John johnson show liabilities sol2io $751; nomna
assets 500 99s 81; and actual assets sl2.ses 49,
Mary Wilton homeless old woman. was taken into the
East second street Police Station late on Tuesday
night helpless from the cold She became nsensible
and died.
The Tammany and County Democracy Aldermen will act
together next year in organizing the Board.
Moses p 'FRONT.' James McNab and George Prnie
terday granted Of administration on the estate OF Will
lam f. Prout died last September leaving property
worth $l.0J0.000
The December term OF criminal Of the United
States Circuit Court opened yesterday by Judge Benedict
The ,r,a, of Louis Blera Surveyor Bcaue adj
jonrned next term Mt Beattie Is in Florida
meeting Of the socioogc Society OF America whose OBJ
,ect is to Of industrial cooperation will
lie held at No 222 West Eleventhst tonight Franklin H.
Gid,ings OF Springfield Mass will deliver an address on
Co operation Profit sharing and Mrs Helen Campbell
and Others will speak
The annual reunion and dinner OF the Hamilton College
A,umni will be held the Hoffman House next Thursday
night
General Lew will read selections from his widely
read book Ben Hur Association Hall tomorrow night
Henry Ling the Iquorseller at No 81 Mercer who
caused his friends considerable anxiety by his sudden dsap
on November walked into his tarroom Tues
day an days and resumed business with
out taking offer explanation of his conduct
BROOKLYN.
Surrogate gave hearing yesterday in regard to the
custody q the son Of W H. Herman n:. who was
he leII down stairs and killed himself In his
letters had asked Treaev 70 care for the boy IN
case anything happened him. AMI he had an insurance
policy for her favor She proposes 10 devote the IN
come OF this the boy she is made guardian jeremiah NJ
Walsh maternal uncle also desires to 10 guardian
Moses Morgan and his wife, OF No. 1916 Classonave. to
whose dplhera communicated by pet goat
disease The parents have gone o Boston.
Abraham j. Beekman. age seventy six The oldest member
OF the First Reformed Church. died on Tuesday
Babylon. L. l. where lac visiting cold developing
Of the Long and connected with several
financial Institutions
Austin w Foet Of No 43 Jenerson-ave, made fore
the December Grand Jury yesterday.
The Board Of Estimate decided yesterday 10 distribute
sSOnO0 OF the money among the charitable insu.
tons entitled TO it,
Mr. Beecher deliver the tho Congregational
Council fellowship the uowly organized church
Richmond HILL L. 1.
Chief Engineer Asserson OF the Yards and Docks Depart
OF Yard seeking a. have railroad III tho
yar deliver supplies. claims ~ 10 Oullt
S260O and Will save the Government $4,000 year.
Thonas Branngan. nifty. OF No 81 FOurth-st. was
drowned Gowanus Canal yesterday while getting
aboard ice barge. lie lett wife and six children
Chemist BARLEY Boar Health has been unable
that the cany eaten Dy Annie
1855 her death November ~
poisoned children ate the tany AMI were not
sick
well known dry goods nrm line omn
buses Brdgest station OF the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad FultOnst The vencles viii connect
with every alternate tram.
Thomas g. shearman 10 whom Congressman Morrison
complaining of the shabby treatment he received AT he
Hewitt Leopold Morse returned the letter W MI
Morrison, who wanted u copy OF IT,