New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
NETWORK CITY.

i. ,oS,,on SIGNED by several hundred lawyers OF
this city and Brooklyn has been sent 10 tne Deu'o
cratic and Republican Stale Conventions ASKING %,
,o nominste members OF the New York or brooA'n
har for the Judeeships Of the Court OF Appeals
Commissioner Gilroy continued ha war agahss
,.,, a. .h,s denartnent Yesterday. He eliminated
q nortion OF Public Works repair gang NO. II luz
HLoa3nps Three men reported oy 'ho IL
spectors for soiering' al their work. suu W." ,s
med,ately discharged. The Commissioner mas Nou,1
orders TO the inspectors of his department prouip'S
40 renort all .loaters" He says that he VIII woou
49, On. rogardless OF their hackers and pulls
Tho rarbmont Yacht Club special races Tor rory
.,a ,h,rtv foo4ers will be sailed on september 20.
The course will be the usual one. The steamer DsHen
,vtu leave East Thirty -frstst. at a IN. ana os0n
mont at 1880.
poucsm,n George Hanson, of the Eldridge-st squad
xbo was tried recently on charge Oh eAooiHne '
syom a liquor-deaer, dismissed from inc oi0'
Yesterday The Commissioners also oiSnhsseu Ion%o
man Patrick Mckay, Of the Nineteenth Precinct "ho
' 80 Gov 1ntoxication about two months ago and
has been i'll since.
The funstal of Anthony A. Griffin, Assistant super
so,endsnt of Public schools, an influential leader
among the Irish Nationalist in this oity' "he oleu
an saturday was held yesterday at MS hohie' NJ
a40 Madison-st.
The skeleton OF Jumbo" was temporarily 'ahen
nom the Museum of Natural History yes'rus' ~ ~
Harnum show, and viii be brought BACK 10 'al' 'A'
In the spring
oomm,t,se renresentlng several congregations OF
poi,sh hebrews waited on the Board OF Health yes
terday, and begged to have the riie fofOiduns u's
kernne of chickens in tenementhouses sosPenuo4
from sentember % to october H. Inc request was
refused.
III. funeral Of Mrs Agnes Maitland, well Known
Cor her charities to the Church and the poor "ido
In a H.
laco Yesterday at the Church OF st. FRANCIS As''oi'
a. west sixteenth-st Among her gifts TO the ChuNn
was the handsome and costly Altar oi 'no "~'
Heart in St. PatrcRs Cathedral.
rh o,,,,ssr Chicago is to have an ice'machine noeo
nm IN her also an evaporator for supplying iresn f
for the officers and crew, ana " Aie'' '
IN the boilers while steamlng.
GRAFT preparatons for their celebration next nion"
49,, ho,rr made nv the Central TurD-Ver 1ho
,,,.s - the members met In the new hall m Sixty
.avepthst Yesterday, to adopt plans fof inc idr "
he held IN connection with the Celebration
rh. Commissioners of Accounts have set two OF
their experts at work TO examine the 1Otlop0u Oal
bonds OF the Attorneys Office ana report u'0
honds which have not collected With the reasons
therefor II any.
Tho Hibernian Rife Corps has elected "ihain 'uase
., oorta,n Holm J. Reilly first lieutenant, Pauloh
= keenan, second lieutenant and Francis mcfesVS
6rst sergeant
Indigo Ehrl!ch of the City Court YESTERDAY srah.cu
Alexandra Sybll Taplin the privilege OF changing no
name TO Catherine Mclean. The woman Sau Sh0
was an actress, and she wished her name 0"ae "
abe was known by the latter name on the stage
rurgs n clerk. Of No. 3O6 Clinton-st. Brooklyn.
xrbIs eating luncheon yesterday In restaurant noar
Fulton Market, swallowed the plate upon "h0h niS
x,,.u ,oo,b we're fastened. He was taHcn 10 tho
Chsmbers Street Hospital, where the plato was i0'
moved with much difficulty
wnuam p Roberts, ex-Minster to Chilli arrived hero
Yesterday on tho steamer Para, from Aspinwan'
rh. Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
10 S52,p ESQ 46.
Charles F. Vincent, who has been oue Oh 'ne o'a'o
Prison for six months, attacked Thomas McDonaa'
A Brooklyn contractor. in hquor7S'ore On u'e hsn'
ne Arm 90 and stole from him gold wech ana
.h.n and 81 In money. Vincent was convicted yes
tsrsav before Judge Cowng on an Indictment Tor
nobbery and was sentenced to sixteen years IN inc
state Prison.
A concert VIII be given under the auspices OF inc
Young Peoples Association Of the old Johh etfess
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening a
number of well-known entertainers Will aSsi'' 'AS
young people in their efforts.
ExAlderman James Barker was remsnded IN tho
1esorson Market Police Court yesterday when ne was
arraigned on the charge of assaultng james hefnah
Eerman's condition is still dangerous
RI Acker and Felix Holland engaged in friendly
scurio on Saturday night, when holland was 'nl""n
IN the psyement and severely injured. In the horh
VILE Police Court yesterday Acher was heo 10 a"ais
the result of the injuries which, It is feared WI" poo
fatal.
Tho gymnasium Of the Twenty -third-st. branch OF
Ar. yo'ns MEMS Christian Association was formally
oransd last night IL has been thoroughly repaired
,b,s summer. and presents attractive appearance
The State Board Of Health will hold special
meeting at the Everett House Saturday TO act upon
ulans for improved drainage in several LOCALITIES
Rosina Rack child, living with its parents al
No 327 East Seventy -frstst, was @scoon'A'iS
poisoned on Monday night by her mother' VINO s"'o
hsr half a teaspoontn of carboc acid instead OF
medicine prescribed for the child for whoopmg cough
.,,c,es Of incorporation filed in the County
<uorps office Yesterday of the Crosby Electric COM
,anv with a capital OF 100000. The OBJECT OF inc
comnany IA the manufacture OF eleculcai maehlnery
Of various kinds The trustees are clarence VI. "Ils
void Charles NJ Van HoeSen and Stanley Wise sou''
srd.
7, ,,e yorlryfIe Police Court yesterday David X
Forner of No 444 West Fifty ST. was onats0u
~ urS Usnretta E. Gibbins, of No. $50 west fortY-
seyenth-st with obtaining 500 nom hef ny i~sei,
,enrosen,ne that her husband. Austin Gipoins, hsa
employed detectives to watch her and himself ana
that the detectives could be fxed' for that amount
Homer was held in $1,000 ball ior examination
Last spring Mrs. Gibbins was the compa'han' III
the Yorkville Court against NIB hhoiNs'' Wv"
with backmail.
The Rev. samuel d. Paine chaplain OF " M NJ
Mitchell Post. G. A. r., OF Jacksonville ria, WI,
deliver lecture tomorrow night at calvary Me'nUuls'
Tniscopsl Church, one-hundred andtwenty ninth 81.
and seventh ave. his subject being the invasion OF
The cnmea and the siege of sebastopoL
fire in the stables at No. 1915 Broadway caused
a., aoa,h Of eight horses valued at 5000 on Monday
night The animals were owned by keiieher BIOS
prodme-dealers
The international Cigarmakers' Convention yester-
day adopted resolution providing for an outoi ORR
benefit, and rejected another resolution ANo'i"s "o