New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18
NETWORK CITY.


r.o corcregation Anschel Kutno has been fncor
norated The trustees Hcgman Rosenberg H.
Schwartz Daniel Gothelf, Louis Davis MOr1s Feuer,
Abraham Mehowitz Heyman Prinz ana Meyer SOLO
mon.
Edward Hincken Pilot Commissioner Harrison
Palmer inspector I'm the Finance Department, anu
samuel L. Hooper, assistant engineer IN that depart
ment were sworn In by FreSidlhg 'usu'o van D-u'
in tho Supreme Court yesterday.
The Electric Light and Power Company has been
incornorated. with capital of $4,000 George 7.
Valentine Carlos W. PIatt Edward L. Johnson, james
r Iatbrop and James W. PuIdy jr, are the trustees
The Merchants Club has been incorporated. The
,r,,etoas ate Samuel p Hyman Melville j. schole,
Gabriel schwab James T. Franklin, Ezekiel Plonsky,
Jobn Firth Charles Kalman, Nathan Sch"ao ana
Joseph schloss.
Messrs. Arkell and Harrison, the proprietors OF
Judees and Frank Lesle's illustrated Newspaper,
have offered free of rent room IN their ouuins III
Fftb-ave for a subbranch postal statlon' lhey WIZ
also employ clerk to take charge Oh inc rom WIN
ont cost TO the Government Postmaster van Cott
Yesterday accepted with thanks the offer OF Messrs
Arkell and Harrison. The Office VIII be used ior the
sale of stamps, stamped envelopes and postal carus
and for most Of the purposes of postoihce except
the distribution of mall
Policemen are to wear blue felt helmets during the
coming winter. instead Of the clothcoVcred CORK mel
winter When the cloth was wet with rain the
old helmet weighed nearly pound. Tho new helmet
vepbs only ten ounces when thoroughly soaked
vo better evidence IS necessary that tho summer
resorts are closing than the fact that the trails from
New-England and points on the Hudson RIVER 10
tbs city are packed now TO overfowfng with men and
women who have served as cooks, walters, coachmen'
laundiesses, etc.
The Police Board yesterday granted to Inspector
Steers an extra leave of absence for ten days MIS-
steers is H. and the Inspector Is going TO take her
TO North Carolina, where she VIII stay during 'no
winter
Defective Reap Of the Eldrdge-st. station brought
10 the Cooners Office yesterday Charles schultze, VINO
Is charged with having beaten his wife Emily 10
death at their home, No. EMrdge-st. Coroner Levy
committed schultzo to the TOmbs without ball pend
ing the Inquest which occurs on Friday.
Philip McAIlister, of No. IL Essex-st., whie clean
Ing a chimney at No. 173 CheTyst yesterday louiu
the body of Mdry Ann Kenny, twenty-five years oiu'
the widow Of an ex-poice officer of the Fourth Pre-
cnct. 1t is supposed that she committed sulcldc'
Ex-Assistant Distrlct-Attorney Bernard J. Douras'
the referee appointed by Governor Hill to take tesi
mony for and against Charles Giblin under sentence
of death for the murder of Mrs Goetz, Informed DIS
trct-Attorney Fellows and Howe Hummel, counsel
for GibIin, of his appointment yesterday
John McCheskey, who engaged in duel with piS
tolls with Daniel McCourt at Thirty -fourthSt' and
Tbird-aye on the night Of September and shot Nc
Court in the check, was arragned before JUSTICE Mu
ray at the Yorkvllle Police Court yesterday. The
prisoner was held in IL 900 bal for examination.
Thomas Mcdonald, who says he IS clerk In the
Custom House was held in the Tombs Police court
Yesterday on charge of feonos assault. He stabbed
a man named smith in a rum-shop at No. 10 BoWery
Yesterday morning In quarrel smith was taken
to the hospital, and it Is feared that he VIII die'
A resolution was introduced by Alderman David
Barry at the meeting Of the Board yesterday Iequr-
ing the fencing of the one hundrcd-and Polo
Grounds.
The school Sites Commission which IS condemnng
the site at Broome and Ridge SITS. met yesterday 10
consider its preliminary award. The amount oil inc
award Is 100000 Another hearing Will be htld 10
day. when the award will be submitted 10 inc bodiu
of Education fl its action.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday accepted the in
vation of the United Italian Association to attend
the dedication of the Great Italian Home at NO. 20
Varicl-st on Friday.
The report of the Hebrew Technical Institute, which
has lust been issued shows that the Institution Is III
prosperous condition. Founded in 1oo4, II ALREADY
has 100 pupils The income during the last year
amounted to $1,000 and the expenses TO %l4o'f.
The balance IN the treasury is at present so''4''
The Eclectic Medical College opened its fall ses-
sOns in the college buildings, db NJ -"' I''' AO'
tesnthst. last night
olipe Rogers, age three, the only child OF the Rev
r F. Rogers pastor of the Covenant Chapel, No. 30
East Forty-second-st fell yesterday from window
on the fifth floor of the Central Flats No lOI East
Forty -ffthst., and was killed
Mayor Grant sent in eleven vetoes yesterday to the
| Aldermen. They negatived the laying of waermans
and cross-walks principally. and the privilege OF
placing a showcase ard automatic clock on the
sidewalk also failed 10 receive Mr.. Grants approval
| new ocean palace, the Port Caroline, built for
| the Anglo ustralasan Company, al rived here yes
| terday from China and Japan. She Is an English
liner and was built for trade in the Pacific and At
lantic She is steel of 352S tons gross, and has a
canacty Of 600 tons of cargo Her dimensions are
| Length 307 feet; breadth, a. feet; DEPTH 20 feet
| q inches She can be used, without any changes as
| a cruiser or a transport. She is propelled by triple
| expansion engines, which on her trial trip carried
| her at the rate OF sixteen knots an hour
Charles Gnday, who is said to have been an actor.
died on the state OF Nebraska from acute pneumonia
| on her passage here. lie was forty years old
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