New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Judce Lawrence in the Supreme Court, yesterday
s.c,ded 10 appoint receiver Of the "Sul Alarm
Company in consequence OF the dispute oet"eon
Josenh Arthur the author of the play, and Harry
Lacy, the leading actor
Joscph Brewster Coe, for many years CLERK OF
Dat ~ the Court of Common Pleas, was yesterday
made Deputy Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
The Tribune has received the following contribu-
lions for the Leberman family :"P. u L. co. W. "''
Orange S.; a. A. L." al.
The doubIe-turreted monitor Miantonomah has been
INIT in .he dry dock at the Navy Yard and will have
a score or more of sea-growth cleaned from her
bottom and a coat of anti-barnacle paint put OIL
The New-York Quotation Company was yesterday
Incorporated by william II. Baker, Theodore o.
Stevens and Theodore L. Cuyler, tr The capitai Is
100000 and may be increased to Sl,ooo'ooo'
The National Society Of Sons of the Revolution
was incorporated yesterday The trustees are Henry
rhayer browne Alexander r. Thompson, 1r., Francis
1ohrs,one Uopson. G.. tombstone Bradsh and Asa
Bird Gardiner.
Tho Amherst College Glass Of "a will hold its
.,x,b animal rennion and dinner at the New-iork
Hotel on Monday out Of a graduating class OF sew
enty-seven twenty six expected to be present.
McGinty,s skeleton a tiny bit Of idiocy is the
latest catchpenny device.
Entries for the New.York Athletic Clubs boxing
competition will close on Wednesday.
School Commissioner Samuel NJ Purdy was sworn
In by Mayor Grant yesterday.
Mayor Grant yesterday referred c. G. Burgoyne's
protest against awarding the contract for printing
HThe City Record TO Martin Is. Brown to super
visor Kenny. The Supervisor filed the protest in
his wastebasket. The contract was awarded by the
Board TO Mr. Brown on December "A.
Joseph and Mary McMullen and their niece, Lizzie
tod
Commissioner Shields yesterday, but the examination
on the charge of passing counterfeit money was ad
journed. The young Erl, Lizzie had said that she
received the counterfeit coins from A. j. singleman
and Agent Brooks, of the Secret Service. had Single
man in Commissioner Shelds's room when the girl
entered yesterday morning. "That is the man who
gave me the S12,o the girl said. Mr.. Brooks, how
ever did not arrest him. sngleman showed that he
had a good reputation for honesty, while tMchullen
the police say has served than one term i'll
the State Prison.
Congressman John Henry Mccarthy, Of the With
Congress District, announced recently that he would
appoint TO be cadets at West Point and Annapolis the
two young men from his district who passed the
highest examinations Nineteen candidates for these
places were subjected 10 tests various branches of
study Yesterday at Grammar School No. ., in Henry
st. The result of the competition will be announced
IN a few days.
Carl scholz a tailor, charged yesterday before
Recorder smyth with stealing three rings a watch
and a chain on December 10 from sarah Luchowsksky
by whom he employed Scholz explained that
he had pawned sold tine goods, and that Betsy
kilverstein Of No. 81 IL Baxter-st had received
them. The Grand Jury found an indictment against
the slverstein woman, and she was arrested and
taken before the Recorder. She pleaded not guilty
to the charge Scholz allowed later in the day. to
plead to petit larceny, and he remanded for SEN
tence.
The papers submitted a motion. argued yester
day in the United states Circuit Court illustrate the
rapid rise TO wealth of successful inventors Gustav
and Ferdinand CimiOtt were before 1851, as they
say in their complaint, earning small incomes, Gustav
having been for seventeen years a furrer, earning
about $50 a week. and Ferdinand being employed by
bis brother at $14 a week. Gustav invented ma
chine for picking fur, and soon after this sold the
right Of using it in some European countries for
100000 He and his brother now receive $4,000 a
year for picking furs for customers and also receive
several thousand dollars annually in royalties They
brought suit against Anton Hedbaury and Otto
Jascke for alleged infrngements of their rights and
Judge Lacombe yesterday granted them temporary
Injunction covering a part of their claims.
The newly organized National League for the Pro-
lection of American Institutions TO elect officers
st No is Broadst yesterday, but there too few
members present
Corporation Counsel Clark received yesterday from
Judgeelect Henry Bschoh, r., his resignation as At
toney for the Collection of Arrears Of Personal Taxes
Controller Myers has made his arrangements 10 pay
the inspectors of election and poclerks on Monday
and Tuesday of next week
Patrick Murray, who said to be 1o3 years old,
nied at the Home for the Aged, in West onehundred
and-sixth-st., on Tuesday. lie abOrer, and was
born In County Longford, Ireland lie came TO this
city about thirty years ago.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund, with the
sistance Of subscription among Others, Of 800 from
w. II. Webb, amounts TO S63,1S6 II.
The William B. Moore Association had ball at
No. 149 West Thirty second-st. Christmas night
at which a prize awarded the couple that danced
the best. The decision of the judges objected
to so strongly by the defeated candidates that gen
eral fight occurred. The police cleared the hall and
found seven razors on the floor. W. B. Moore "a
negro was arrested for violating the excise laws. and
yesterday held in police court.