New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
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Mrs. Mary A. Mlloank was appointed guardian OF her
daughter. Mrs Minnie Naa Dyne, age seventeen IN
Older It. sccre the auuUlug OF tue daughters marriage
to r. G. Il. Van Dvne, On the ground OF hs'my.
The Aldermen Yesterday discharged Thomas H. Pen
uaId, tie superintendent oi tho Trlants Home and his
WIFE the matron. PepparIS place will be ilI"d by
Patrick II. Corrisab. veteran, who ha passed a
civIl srrv examination.
The Atlantic Aronue Railroad Company Tsoposes to
build u clr line III HiC6, ST., from Ailhnc-"ve. -
purchase OF the rights o. TIE Prospect Park ana C0ney
Island Railroad Company
Chemist BARLEY, tie Health Department. has iard
the family Mrs I{.Tata Ca. Of 40. 2f5 Hillary
S,e 1GTs Gio & Gsaed trSm o. '' 'NA' y
subscriptions covering large portion Of the debt ~
on sunday. W. H. olocum president OF tue s0 RlN'i
savings Bank gave $4,000, william richardson T-,5bo,
". }. Wi.oy 5000. and Coin FLonpson NHlIim
Frazier and \. Mclean $1,000 each.
Joshua Myers whose dangItcI Mrs. S.rah Levine, Of
No. 36s Hac- st., ef; her home Oh ,nHrd"l WIN .er
baby aud Is suspected O; cloins secured warrant i"r
her arrest tue criminal charge oi Abandoning her
three minor children. She trew her savings, $780,
from Dauk
CITY Works Commissioner Conner who secured from
all his ~ubOrduatcs undated rcsGnatiouS soon after
taking olice has accepted tue en.oIrrd TeSGna"h "I
Michael simmons, keeper OF Il Municipal Building, iO
90 into eneit 70. MORROW Nj. simmons has hcli me
position for upward OF six years an Las given general
satlsiac ion lie is earnest Hcpunucan Tho
vacancy only be lled after competitive eNamna-
tion. The salary IL Fl,2OO
the Brooklyn. Bath and west End Railroad Company,
which recently asked the Aldermen for permission to
EraucIes one leading to the Bridge by way o Fatbuon-
ave and King, Con y Elevated Railroad track, and
the uucr In Butler Smith and SaCkctt ST.. TO Hamilton
Ferry sent word to tie Aldermen yesterday tnat II
desired to abandon tie first hralCl and huiId only ON
the socoud Tue for tins is the opposition O' ST
Auglstincs Roman Catholic ChdTch AT Flfth ave. aud
BeIgcn- to au elevated road past its property.
The Nil of Dennis Blake, who died "a; No. 229 North
Ninth ST. on January 20, offered FOR probate ycSier
day. written two sheets ~ letter paper ana
dov ltivcs. Peter Blake, cousin,
helns named The signature was feeble hd
wandering The executor explained this by saying that
pen was put into Elake's Land and friend guided II,
hut i'm the act signing tho will the man oIcd TIE
witne,se, were unable whether he was alive OF
dead when the traced All the heirs are salts
fed with the will, but the Surrogate deferred admitting
10 to probate.
The difficulty in regard to rcnumbcrlns the Eastern
District whose were changed last fall led
to the submission the Aldermen yesterday OF lhn 10
change the names already agreed NJ which the
same as these other streets that virtually
tinuations them, ami retain the present numbers
The changes proposed are kcnt-aNc. formerly FnsrtJ
TO DIX st. Nythc-avc formerly second st. 10 seward
St. Bedford ave. OOrucrly Fourth ST. 10 Hendricks
ST. Marcy ave- dormcIly Eighth-st) 10 ROOlnsOn-si.
Rodney st formerly Nlnh-st.) to Holman -. keap-
1t. forucrly Tenth. ST. to T.ldrn ST. Hooper st.
formerly ElsvCutl--t.) 10 seymour ST.. and Hcwcs-st
Oormcrly Twelfth ST. to FentOn-st The matter was
referred to II committee.