New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
NETWORK CITY.


of the rules of the Market Bureau Mrs. Tiehe. VINO
is resident of Brooklyn, took exception 10 the Con
trolIcrs action and bitterly declared 1t the result oil
political maigny The Coniro Ter said yesterday that
the charge unfounded.
Mayor Grant received a complaint yesterday from
residents Of the Twenty third Ward, regarding the
closing of the bridge over the Mott Haven Canal at
One hundred cghthSt by resolution OIL inc
Park Commissioners. They ask that the bridge may
be rcopened, promising TO keep 1t In repair al uier
own cost.
Members of the crew Of the American ship McLauren
made complaint yesterday before Commissioner shlelos
against Joseph Lnyblidgc, the second mate OF the
vessel whom they accuse of cruelty beanhg 'heni.
INybridce is said 10 be the son of a clergyman or
Cleveland, Ohio. He hold in 5000 Dah py
Commissioner shields for examination today.
Aaron schroeder. of No 528 East Thirteenth-st''
was convicted yesterday before Judge Cowins of a.
sault in tho second degree. lie aimed revolver at
his wife Rosa, and attempted 10 shoot her. lie did
not succeed and then beat her on the head with the
butt of the pistol. He sentenced by Judge Co"mg
10 four years in the State Prison and TO pay fine
of $500.
Henry A. Oakley, who has held the position several
times, was made foreman Of the Grand jury yes'er-
day by Judge Cowng.
Frank Templeton the detective, who was sentenced
10 three years ana nine months Imprisonment for at
tempting 10 bcsmlrCh the Chdlb'itI VI biS'li''-H'
iorney Fellows and Inspector Byrnes. was taken to
Sing sing late on saturday afternoon. He wept pro
fusely as he was led out OF the IombS.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday passed a rcsolu-
tIon requesting the Commissioner Of Public Works
10 remove the fence at East Folty-flstst and the
East River MIR. Fitzsimons, In advocating the
measure said that the Equitable Gas Company had
barcadcd Forty first st. without lawful right
The Board of Aldermen adjourned yesterday, to
meet on Monday next instead of Tuesday the reg
ular day was observed that big races come OIL On
Tuesday.
Reconnaissance Of Accounts William P. Sherman
was yesterday appointed a Commissioner Of Deeds by
the Board Of Aldermen, in place of John H. Gunner
appointed Deputy Collector of Customs.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt was quoted
last week in the Washington dispatches as saying that
he would visit the Custom House here this week.
He vas expected there yesterday, but did not appear
1t was reported that lie was at Oyster Bay
4 petition signed by several hundred citizens of
Harlem presented TO the Board OF Aldermen yes
terday by David Barry, representing the NNlld Dis
tsct asking that ferry may be established from East
One hundred and twenty -fithst to Long Island CITY,
The resignation Of Alderman John B. Shea, of the
Twenty-fourth Ward, appointed superintendent OF
Streets and Roads IN the Department OF Public Works
was accepted by the Board yesterday, but no acton
was taken looking 10 the election Of his successor.
"The TheosophicaI Society and Universal Brother
boodo has been incorporated by william O. Judge ana
Henry r. Patterson, Of BI0Oklyn; Alexander Fullerton
William c Temple and James II. Connolly. Of New
York It is organized 4" for literary, historical and
scientific purposes and for the purpose of mutual I'M
provcment in religious bnowcdge'
A man over forty years old, who says he belongs
10 the Navy and processes TO have just arrived from
san Francisco ahead Of his vessel and the mall Is
calling on ladies' saying he brings lot OF cullos when
were given 10 him by some Consul In Asia and H.
tended as GIFT 10 the person whose house he lhVadeS
and from whom he only asks money TO pay incidental
expenses He is fraud, and the Charity OrGaniza
ton Society desires that the public should be on their
guard against him.
The closing exercises Of the grammar department
OF Grammar school No. 65 were held in the school
budinc at one hundred and thirty ighth-st. and
Wmis~ave. yesterday. The class Of 80 received It's
diplomas and addresses were made by the principal
j. D. Hyatt, and the school officials present
The examination Of candidates in practice for adj
mi sion 10 the American College Of Physicians went
on yesterday at the University of the City Of New
York. The demonstratlve organ examinations were
held in Grace Church in the afternoon.
Controller Myers has served notice upon the Broad
way and Seventh Avenue Railway Company that its
sworn statements must hereafter include the fares
collected upon its connections below Ffteenthst
well a. upon the main line. The charter requires the
payment of per of the fares for Eve years. and
s per cent thereafter
The quarterly statement Of Mayors Marshal Engel-
hard for the quarter ending June so shows that he
collected during that period for various licenses
S46,5S4.
The Baltimore and Ohio train which left Liberty
ST at IL a. M yesterday carried number Of bicycstS
of this city and Brooklyn bound for Iagersown. Nd,
IN attend the tenth annual meeting of the League Of
American Wheelmen, which will convene in that town
10 day and continue until Thursday President LUIS
comb, of the League. one Of those who went yes
terday To-day much larger number Will 60
salutes were fred on Governors Island yesterday
I'm honor Of Simon Cameron.
The anthracite coal companies yesterday issued the
new schedule Of prices ordered at the meeting Of last
week. The trade l. showing some improvement, aud
a further advance is expected this week.
BrigadierGeneral Emmons Clark yes to-day received
a formal notice that be had been relieved from the
command Of the 7th Regiment and placed Oh the
tired list
A mass meeting of bakers will be held at Military
Hall on saturday, under the auspices Of the Knights
of Labor. There has been much fl-feeling among
bakers unions lately and the knights are recruiting
from among the disafected.
Papers were served yesterday upon Jacob Bali.
ConsuIGene of Guatemala I'm this city in an action
brought against him for alleged libel Of }. H. Ilol
lander the editor and proprietor Of "The Guatemala
Star" through tho publication Of the decree of the
Guatemalian Governpent e1peung him from IT'S ter
i1tory Damages laid at $4,000.
Two Of every three women that one meets IN the
streets no longer bustles
Ii pleasure seekers in City Hall Park are warned
10 keep oft the grass" why shouldn't Mayor Grant
and Chamberlain Croker obey, too7
Major f. j. O'Shaughnessy, who returned recently
from a prolonged visit TO Europe during which he
was received In private audience by the Pope set
out yesterday with his family for Lake George, where
he Will spend the summer.
Tho assassination Of Dr. Cronn has reunited many
IF the Irish revolutionary leaders in this city who