New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
NrW YORK CITY.

,,,,,- ,,..,;,.ar and Gussle Hall, colored girls.
marrelled seven months ago. when Mlilie s'aopcu
Gusse The latter swOre to get eVeh anu on AoulaS
ncbt hurled a lighted lamp fun In the lace OF inc
other girl Blazing oil SCATTERED all over inc HAM
nton cirl setting fire to her clothing She Is now
-'O i,n,,,o ospital so badly burned that her life
I-o,nod ~ The Han girl was held in the Jeffer
- ,trlt Police Court yesterday to await the result
of the Injuries. T., a.
,ho notice were asked yesterday to search for Mrs
Mary Kenny the widow OF Policeman James hehnS,
~ the oak-st SQUAD who died on May l. she Dc
came insane last week, and on saturday evening she
S,ndod bor sister. Ms Mooy, at No. II Chery-st
and escaped from the house.
p.r,,De wecbert the wife Of a brutal German en-
neor took fatal dose Of carbolic acid in her home
in the tenement house No 463 West Nineteenth-st
yesterday morning The act was ui0 i0'ui' Va "''
husbands cruelty.
vo,c policeman Janvrln, OF the fremont squad
h ,certv shot himself in the breast and said the
shooting was accidental after he had been accused OF
irving TO kill himself, yesterday sent his resignation
to Police Headquarters
The New Grand Hotel, IN the Catsklll Mountains.
will close on Monday next after having experienced
prosperous season.
Three hundred and fifteen casks Of sailed sealskns
,iyod Yesterday by the Erie Railway. They are
copsicned to England, to be prepared for garments
The assistant superintendent began their work Of
nsnocrgnc the schools yesterday. The inspection VIII
occupy two weeks.
schedules in the assignment of George W. Hill 10
Hosford b. Miles, fled yesterday give the liabilities as
COS 37A o5: nominal assets, s26o56 46, and actual
assets 50 G27 54
An gunner Is wanted at tho police station in the
Grand Central Station for lifesaving medal, the gift
Of Mary Anderson, which is believed to have been
stolen.
The Political Committee Of the Central Labor Union
held the first Of a series Of meetings last night, to
receive reports from the various assembly districts
Poor success attended the meeting, and the probability
IS that the committee VIII dsband unless a sudden
boom occurs.
Heinrich Wilhelm Gustave Mugge the Government
clerk who was arrested by Dcputy-Marshal Bernhard
on charge Of embezzement. waived examination yes
to-day. and was held by Commissioner Lyman for eX-
tradition TO Germany.
Secretary Window has approved OF the nominations
Of Wilson Bergman to be Deputy-Couector' ia place
Of samuel Guthrie, and Morton Britton TO DO floor
bookkeeper at the Custom House. Tho new ap'
polntces will probably take Office to-day.
Football enthusiasts arc already looking up their
canvas jackets and padded trousers.
Undertakers are complaining that the growing pop
ulaty of private funerals is making sad inrOads Oh
their eXchequers.
Produce merchants are looking forward to a much
larger crop of Concord grapes along the Hudson Valley
this year than before,
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
10 S5O.S73 Il.
To correct an erroneous impression, IT Is announced
by Dr. Duleld of Princeton College, that the college
Will open on September IL,
The proposed new Music Hall, at seventh-ave and
Fifty -seventhst. will be completed before October,
1900 and win be important factor in the musical
season Of 1S90-91.