New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
OF TT c Matawans-A permit Is required from
,be park Commissioners in order that any one may
ae manageable views in either Central or Prospect
parks.
The excursion of tho Society of Property-owners OF
the Tenth. Eleventh and Seventeenth wards, which
as N take place last Tuesday. has been postponed
until next Tuesday.
The Nineteenth Ward Buerger klubb' held its
seventh annual prize shooting in Washington PARK at
sixtieth-st. and Avenue A. yesterday
The New-York schuetzen Corps, under captain
George H. Wchrcnberg, went to BABYLON H. L. yes
terday TO celebrate its annual festival.
The strike Of the knee pantmskcrs' has ended in
victory for the strikers, who have established fouf
cooperative shops.
A rooucst was made to the Park Board yesterday
nv rconle living I'm Rverdale for permission to build
a walk through Van Cortlandt Park to the railroad
station Their request will probably be granted.
William J. Duggett who has been chief assistant
clerk in the Office of the Commissioners OF Accounts
for several years, has been appointed deputy chief
clerk I'm the Corporation Counsels ONCE In place
NJ George Davidson, reslgned-salary So 500 year
Mr. Duggett is a member Of the Tammany General
Committee of the XXlst Assembly District He Will
enter upon his duties on Monday.
The Howard Fire Insurance Company has sold to
the Wcstchcstcr Fire Insurance Company the building
No Sc Wall-st for $4,000. Tho deed was filed in
the Registers Office yesterday.
steer that was found TO be suffering from tubcr-
culoss was killed in a slaughcrhousc I'm East Forty
fourth-s the other day. One Of the meat inspectors
sent its carcass to the Ohal dock
Jeremiah O'Donovan Rosa, who IS accused Of
criminal libel on Patrick 5. Cassidy, arTaigned
yesterday before Judge Cilderseeve under an indct
ment recently found against him. He pleaded not
guilty No day fixed for the trial
Richard r. Walker, the pilot of the tug Municipal,
began a suit for S5 600 damages yesterday In the
United States Circuit Court against the Central Rail
road of New-Jeysey. A collision occurred several
weeks ago in the North River between the erryboat
Fanwood of the jersey Cenra's ferry, and the tug
in which Waller had his hand injured by the sudden
turning of tho wheel.
United States Marshal Mcmahon, through one OF
his deputies. yesterday served the Injunction granted
by Judge Wallace Of the United States Circuit Court
last April in the suit of the Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust Company against the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company, the United Lines Telegraph Com
pany, the American Rapid Telegraph Company and
other defendants The suit brought to establish
the rights of the compliments under foreclosure OF
the mortgage of which the Boston safe Deposit and
Trust Company was the trustee. The order of Judge
Wallace directs the delivery Of the property of tbs
bankrupt company 10 Edward HaIland receiver
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
afternoon Marcus Krmlousky was held In $500 bail
for examination Marks J. LOsar, diamond dealer at
No. IS Nassau-st., the complainant lie charged
that Krumousky, who is a matchmaker and does bust
ness at No. 1O1 Ewen-st.. Brooklyn, obtained $1,000
worth Of diamonds from him. and passed two worth
less checks upon him. for 1918 and the other for
$445.
The American and the Fircmen's insurance COM
panics of Newark had risks the sugar refinery
Of Dick d Meyer, which burned recently in Will
iamsbug.
Police Commissioner John McClave was fifty years
old yesterday and his colleagues at the close of their
regular meeting voted TO adjourn In opier to celc-
bl ate the semi-ccntennlal OF his existence
Bernard Gnday, formerly an officer of the Society
for the Prevention OF Crime who accused of black
mail in arrestng men and releasing them on the pay
men Of small sums Of money pleaded guilty yesterday
TO two Of the indictments found against him. Judge
Gnderslceve sentenced him years in the State
Prison one Indictment. and suspended sentence on
tho other.
August Belmont yesterday sent letter to the Police
Board, complaining that trucks obstructed traffic in
Nassau-st., between Frankfort and John SIS. Ills
complaint referred 10 Chief Inspector Byrnes for
Investigate
The fires kept up by the paving contractors in City
Hall Park warmly appreciated by the tramps and
slcepcIs-out on these chilly nights
Fall styles in mems Derby hats now fiji the shop
windows. Lower crowns and smaller and more
tightly curlcd rims than those Of last TO
be the rule.
Girls who taking TO sleeveless Jerseys this
month The September sun does not blister like
July
That healt!fu though generally neglected sport,
archery, seems 10 be enjoying revival this fall.
Jacinto Castcanos and Samuel Valdvicso have
been appointed by Salvador delegates to the Inter
national American Congress to be held in Washington