New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
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missioner FrlcdSam ex-Assemblymah william D. Irlui-
hell and ex-senator James DAILY.
Tho sicnian Asphalt Paving Company, with cap
,,ol ~ 5000 600 has been incorporated, and among
Tho generators are A. j. Dittenhocfer, William G.
Fdperton. C. S. Chamberlain, S. c. Clausen Louis Z.
Mod Horace B. Freeman Henry Balze Julius Simon
and H. W. Schmidt.
Old Chatham-st now Park Row. only stones
noyy from The Tribune Office contains an old ciiri0s-
,tv sbop in which may be seen everything nom
baby's rattle to an iron safe of good sized dimensions
Commodore Ramsey yesterday received an order
from Acting Secretary of the Navy Commodore John
g. walker to get the frigate Brooklyn raay 10 DO
t,od IN the Norfolk Navy Yard, where she Is to be
rooorod and made ready for another cruise. All OF
her spars boats rigging, etc., are to DO put on ooard'
but she will not 90 into commission
Tho Ancient Ordcr of Hbernans received yester-
dow an autograph letter from Mr. Pancl acknowledG-
inc the receipt Of 200 pounds for tho Home Rule Fund
The annual festival and games OF the United Coun-
v NJ tho Catholic Benevolent Legion took place yes
to-day in Suffers Harlem River Park
within three weeks notices have been displayed
T., ..o Uouor stores that children under sixteen VIII
not he served These notices were put up To DO
broken.
Tho coroner's jury in the case Of John Kirchner'
who was shot and killed by his tepiather al MS hoe'
No 7o1 Nnth-ave., August o. found yesterday that
Ktcbner came to his death by pistol shot
fired bv Henry Morganbeck. The prisoner was conl-
mitted TO the Iombs by Coroner Levy.
r. NJ. Galloway viceprcsident OF the ManhaVtaa
pau,vav Company sails for Paris saturday on tbs
etcarpsLip La Nonnandc. lie says he is going for
hurried trip of recreation, pure and simple, ana 10
ioin his family who have been in Europe during inc
summer some Of them to remain for the winter MI.
galloway has not seen Paris since the Exposition OK
1873 and Is going to take look at the present ONO
for comparison.
The steamer State Of Indiana, which reached here
vestciav brought back from their travels III Europe
large number Of North Carolina teachers. Iney eA-
pressed themselves as delighted with their trip.
Major semsey, in behalf Of the Johnsto~n Eehei
Committee. yesterday paid 800 to Mrs. Maria Der
h,netv at castle Garlen. Mr. Dorbnsky persisted
in tbc eroat flood in the Conemaugh Valley and his
wife and two children who had come from Europe 10
ioin him several weeks ago, have been detained al
Castle Garden since then. awaiting a payment OUT oI
the relief fund
Gouverneur X Lansing has become manager OF
fhe Hoffman House cale and restaurant, succeeding
Frederick f. Loud Mr.. Lansing became tvorie
with the public during his nine years OF service ID
that same capacity at tho Astor House.
william c. Towcns deputy collector in the Market
Bureau Of the Finance Department sent his reslgna-
result of an examination OF sir Towcns accounts ana
the discovery Of a shortage Of $500. Mr. TowenS
bondsmen are good for the deficit. his salary was
81 800 per year. Inspector Cornelius tailey' OF inc
Bureau Of Audit, resigned on account OF nl-hcai'h-
His place was 81 400 one.
The Aqueduct Commissioners received BIDS yes
erlay for building the roads and approaches 10 the
East Branch and Bog Book reservoirs IN Futnam
County. They were referred TO Acting Chief En-
toI,,t1 ion, nd
Of about twenty Inspectors and aNcmcn suspended for
want Of work by the Chief Engineers orders was ap-
proved.
Theodore Goodness. the bartender at Farrelps rum
shop at Thiry-nlstst and slxthave., who belabored
Policeman Rcigcr with a club on Tuesday afternoon
was arracued at the jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday morning and charged with feonions as
sault lie pleaded not guilty to the charge, ana was
held in 81 900 bail for examination.
Valentino Blatz, Of No. 527 West Fifty fourth-st..
was employed lately by Contractor Koempfner to
watch q cellar excavation in West Forty-thrdst. at
oirbt Yesterday morning he found at the bot
tom Of the pit with broken knee. lie said that
gang of oafers assaulted him and threw him into the
excavation. HIS story IS being investigated
The National Line steamship Holland reached here
yesterday from Havre with 1s6 Norman horses on
board. all wei and in splendid condition, consigned
to f. W. Durham, Of Wayne, Ill.
Tho Miscellaneous Section of the Central Labor
Union will protest in vigorous manner at Sundays
meeting Of the Central Union against that organza
ton interfering in any way with politics.
Nothing further could be learned yesterday TO throw
ngbt on the suspension OF business operations by the
petroleum exporting house Of Pogcnstcchcr & Co., in
Beavcr-st In the trade the Wow is generally taken
that some misunderstanding has arisen in consequence
Of the withdrawal of r. Pagcnstecher special partner
in tho firm August /.
Negotiations are under way TO bring about
amaoamafion Of the United order Of Carpenters and
the United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joincrs
There is a membership OF over 10000 in the two Or
ders.
A man about seventy years old, supposed TO be
Adoph Cohen, jumped through window in the cabin
of the fe1yboat Hopatcong. the boat was nearing
the Christophcr-st. lip last night, and drowned
HIS hat dropped in the cabin, and the name Adolph
Cohen written in it.
Samuel Josephs, an employe Of the Second Avenue
Elevate! RAILROAD Company, killed instantly
while hosting hon at the sixty seveuthst. yard yes
terday morning
The police werc asked yesterday to look for John
T. Hicks twenty eight years Old Of No 40 Colony
st. Hartford, Conn, who has been missing since
August 10. lie IS said to be slightly demented.
The bottom fell ont OF the cotton market yester-
day August led the decline, with fall Of sixteen
points in first hour The cause Is due 10 favorable
! news from the cotton belt.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
| 10 SAT 279 u.
closely contested cricket match was played on
the grounds Of the New-Jcrsey Athletic Club at
| Bergen Point, y. j. yesterday between that clubs
eleven and tho members Of the Fan River Cricket Club
The Jerseymen scored 81 runs TO the visitors o.