New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

Athletes are taking keen interest in the tug'of-
war between the teams OF the z III and 18Th Regl-
mepts in the 22ds Armory this evening.
Robert and Ogden Goelet are to erect n six-story
bniIdIng Tor stores on the southeast corner Of
Bro adway and Twentieth hist. at cost ot sou,
The Fifth Avenue Safe Deposit Company has
been incorroTatcd with q capital OF $lOo.0Oo ny
Isaac n. Phelps, Ii. 4. liurlbut, A. T. Daring d.
l.. Riker, w. G. Brewster aud Others.
The Acme Liuuld Fuel COmpluy has been lncor-
pora,ed by John s. Andrews. EDWARD Everett, w.
f. Roberts. d. l.. Carpenter and J L. Rogers Inc
capital stock is 81 100000.
Piers Butler. of No 81 -Four have. was held in
So 800 hail III the YOrllville Court YESTERDAY.
Herbert HPpwOrth saws tlat he sold stolen goous
valued Mt 81. 900 to Butter for $50.
Ado!pbus T. Goleflroy broker of No 43 New-st..
at the Tomhs Yesterday was ordered to pay his
wife WHO lives at No. $50 West Twenty-thrd-st.,
$12 week.
The Board of Health Yesterday directed II, at
tornev TO begin proceedings against Michael Koch,
the barber at No. $40 Tcnth-ave, who concealed
cases OF smallpox.
"Service" The legal fee for serving summonses
is 81 for each service; hut the actual price pald py
lawyers varies according to circumstances ana the
difficulty and expense OF the WORK.
The business failures throuahOu the country in
the last seven days as reported to K. IT, Dun q 60;
of the Mercantile Agency number for the united
States 207, and for Canada thlTty-nlne.
Albert Griftiths and George Gait, who were az
rested for breaking StTect-amps and upSeting ash-
barrels were not officers OF the White Star stcam-
They were underwriters only.
Henri Marin. age sixteen, was held for trial YES
terday in the Jefferson Market Court for putting
corrosive sublnatc in a cup of Choco ate given 20
Alfred Calyet, liquOr-deaIer, OF No. o3l Nashlng-
tOn-St.
The bari, Aouidneck, which was disabled when
she arrived IN December, has sailed for Alonte|dcO,
i'm command of Captain Josnua SlOcun, hei present
owner. While the bark was being repaired lie wa6
married
The contributions TO the TIqncock Fund yester-
day were $500 from - \ Fnend,' said to b. Oswald
Otiendorfcr. and $3.50 from the California Com
manderv OF the Loyal Legion, making the total
$3637l.
The stock Exchange Governing Committee yos-
terday heard further testimony in the ,ta' Oh
Leopold Cahn aud his partners, charged with yio-
lating the commission laws OF the board Inc
hearing will go on to-day
The American Temperance Union viii hoid me-
moral services Tor john B. Cough nj CmckeTlng
Hall Tomorrow at 3 p. IN. Bishop HAMS, Dr-.
Taylor and MacAIthur, Judge Davis and Others
VIII speak
The Board of street Openings yesterday decided
TO open ConVent-avc.. from a point between one
hund red and -hIry-SIXth and onc-lundred-and-
tnrty seventh SIS. to One-hundred-and-forty
HARMONY BETWEEN GRACE AND SQUIRE.
Commissioner Squire stepped into the Mayor :
Office Yesterday wrcathed III ,mlles aud gTAceluiy
extended his hand toward ME Grace. Tie two
pazed INTO each others eyes aud cOnyeT,ed like
l0n.-tIiea friends Mr. Squiie said that his wife
was sick aud he wished weeks leave OF absence.
Mr. Grace made no objection.
IN HONOR OF COMMANDER II. CLAY HALT.
An entertainment under the management OF
Comrade Leon y. salmon will be gwen III Irving
Hall Oh Monday night in honor of II. Gay Hall,
Department Commander state OF NeH-lOTk q. 4.
r. Among those who viii take part are henrietta
Marksteln Mrs. Edna Day Ivan Morawski, Signor
LiDerdl and Frank Lincoln.
BROOKLYN
ST. Pau's Protestant Episcopal church at Penn-s at.
ami Marcy ave, which recently sold under fore
closure OF mortgage, has been seized by me aheyh T.
satisfy executions issued against II for $4,000 and
81 5000 respectively.
Fully $50 men viii be discharged from the Navy Yard
to-day.
The Rev. Henry S. Jones, nephew Of Mrs Bcecher.
who has called to the pulpit OF ST. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal Church. has decided 70 remain with hs chuc
In Wikesbarre Penn.
The former home OF George l. Scney, at No. MOnta
que Terrace has been purchased by Thomas G. Clad X
for 100000. MI Seney bought the property al 'u
three years and built an art gallery extension 10
accommodate his collection of paintings The total cost
! was about $l50,0OO. When the Metropolitan Bank
failed Seney transferred the house and furniture Ia
the OF the bank. II has been held at 10000