New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
NETWORK CITY.

The Provincial Council of the Catholic Total Alb
stinence Union of this city has passed esouuohs CON
,o,,, ,ho p,ootdyn Excise Commissioners In grant
inc licenses TO houses near st. Peters Church In that
city despite the protest Of 1000 people
That fine Of sos on Mary Brady for being a com
mon scolds may prove salutary warning to Mug
wumps
Father Lavelle of the Cathedral, says that when
the now chime of bells have been hung permanently
I'm both towers, the first tune hey VIII pay VIII ~
PARTICLES Day in the Morning"
Luke Dillon has returned to Philadelphia without
be,nr able 10 adjust the Clan-naGael troubles
caoto,r Edvart osleschcr Condor. who left The
Irish World" in consequence Of the Cronin aha' Is
going 10 start a newspaper in Philadelphia.
Tho crser Boston was noatcd from the dry-dock
.. Tho Navy Yard Yesterday The Gaena Will prob
ably 90 into the dock to-day.
lanes r. Hill the Custom House inspector who
was suspended on July ID by Collector Erhardt On
the charge of receiving brbe1 was discharged yes
terday by Commissioner Shields from the 0rii"'"sI
charge made against him The Commissioner sso
that the evidence against the inspector was nsucieht
10 warrant his detention
A midsummer gathering Of Young Peoples eocieues
~, Cttstian Fndeavor of New-York and neighborhood
will take place tomorrow evening IN tne iniuon'"
Street PRESBYTERIAN Church Good speakers Will ad-
pa,es from the recent Philadelphia convention
Tho Hind moor of the city Will receive their quar-
.r nens,ons from Superintendent Blake. OF the De
nartment of Charities on Thursday morning 1here
are more than 800 Of the blind who receive aid from
the city treasury.
The contractors and woritmen are at work on the
repairs of the public school buildings Oh uio cry
SUPERINTENDENT Debcvois said yesterday that $50 con-
tracts had now been let for repairs, ana iuIS a'ooo
men would DO engaged on them next week.
An impostor calling himself local reporter OF
Tho Tribune and showing card bearing inc name
Edwin r. Brainard' has been asking favors OF the
lion steamboat Company, and miabehaving himself
on ono Of that company's boats. The fellow should
be handed over to the police promptly. There Is no
reportcr Of that name employed by The Tribune
President Coleman, OF The Tax Departments said
Yesterday that he had heard nothing this week from
the Board Of state Assessors. He supposed thst tho
Asse,sors were pursuing their Investigations respecting
the value of New-Yolk City real estate in some qwe'
rural retreat and that they would emerge uereiro"
and Give the world the benefit OF their coenauohS
about the last of the week-Fnday, probably
peputy-Collector Gunner Of the Navigation De
partment has been transferred temporarily 10 inc
Appraisers Stores, to fill General ~ G. Wliams'S
place during the lattcr's Illness
The case OF Caspar Rchling has not been reported
to the Collector and Special Deputy Collector NC
Clelland yesterday did not think that 1t Would DC
Rehllng Is the young German immigrant who landed
here the other day with $40 In his pocket. HIS
money was stolen while he was in Castle GARDEN. he
will probably be allowed to land.
At a meeting Of the Produce Exchange yesterday
resolutions of regret were adopted on the death Oh
Pearson S Halstead, an old member of the Exchange
Many members Of the Exchange Will attend Mr.. Hal
stead's funeral which takes place To-Day al p H.
NJ hts home No l3l East ScVcnttcth-St.
Superintendent Howe, Of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday received from Miss lille Van Buren, daueh-
ter Of Edward Van Buren, Of the Exchange, $40 for
the Jobnstown sufferers. The money was the pro
ceeds of an entertainment which tho enterprsing little
,irl got up for that purpose
Frederick Johnston. sXty-1ve years old, gateman at
the -Four eenthst station Of the Third Avenue Elevated
Railroad dropped dead his post yesterday afternoon
from heart disease.
Anna Rasomussen, the little girl who created the
enorInox scare al Castle Garden and who turned OUT
~ be down with the measles, yesterday removed
from swinburne Island 10 the Emigrant Hospital on
Wards Island
A large number of Lehigh Valley Railroad officials
and their friends made an excursion yesterday on the
comDapy's new towing propeller Robert Fl. Saver
"Tonyp the Produce Exchange hallway italian boot
black has returned from his wedding "trip, and the
boots in that lively place again sparkle under his super
vision.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
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