New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
NrW-YORK CITY.

,,uootor Frharrlt announced yesterday that, owing
, ,be Limitation Of his time. he would hereafter De
ah,o ~ see those seeking Office under him only on
Mondays.
coroc fell off forty five points yesterday in this
ct,, owing 10 drop Of IL francs In liavre The
Gales at the Coffee Exchange amounted to 4oooo bags
Tho Nevada. which was expected to sail for Liver
nool to-day will not 20 before Saturday. OWING 10 inc
need of repairs TO her machinery.
The British corvette Tourmalne, Captain Byles.
sailed yesterday for Quebec
1nsnectors Brown and Donohue yesterday seized a
lot Of dutiabe articles from W. J. Townsend, Of
Toxos Messenger on La Normandle, which he had
M, declared I'm his entry. Among the articles we've
on o,orcoat q silk shawl thirty-siX pairs of kid gloves,
q cold watch and chain, an opera glass and pair
Of earrings.
p NJ Galloway vice-president Of the Manhattan
Railway Company will sail for Europe on SATURDAY
on La Normandie. lie Will be absent month or SIX
weeks and he goes abroad chiefly to bring his family
home.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to $47,269 Fl.
Marraretta Koeber age thrty-fve, living at No
46l West Twenty sevenh-st, died at 81 Cathei'"'
HosptaI Yesterday from dose of poison she ADMIN
istered TO herself while visiting the grave OF her
daughter at the Lutheran Cemetery.
Az Samuel Josephs. of No. 21o East onehundred-
and-eiebths ST. was helping TO raise an iron beam to
the elevated railroad at Second ave- and sixty seventh
ct Yesterday the beau fell upon him and crushed him
TO death
August BreihoiF age ten son Of policeman of tho
Muberry-st squad. was killed in an elevator In the
stable at No OF East Ono hundred
yesterday.
Contractor Hess men were at work early yes
eIday morning at telegraph wires, and by O'Clock
no wires remained in Broadway.
people who have been pouring into the city for
the last two or three days account OF the emily
night air Of the Catsks repcntod yesterday Of their
haste and ST 1hed for the cool veranaas OF the noun
tain houses
The work of "coaingo the Chicago was begun at
the Navy Yard Yesterday The orders are for her to
10 10 Newport a. soon as the work on her Doats IS
finished This viii probably be early next week.
Two boys stole a valuable boat belonging TO the
barge santce Oh Monday night. river police
caught the boys, and they we've held at the Tombs
Court yesterday
Matror Mary Webb, who looks after lost children
al Police Headquarters, was complainant at the IomDs
Police Court yesterday morning against her grandson
Arthur 5 Clark, age nineteen. lie lad stolen 20
on August 10, and as he has been stealing from her
continually she declined to overlook his last offence
and determined TO prosecute him.
The Washington Heights Taxpayers Association
will appear before the Board of Estimate to-day an"
be heard in the matter of tho viaduct bridge
Coroner Hanly and jury yesterday investigated
the cause Of the death Of Edward Quinn, VINO w"
killed by an electric shock IN the machneshop oil inc
Brush Electric Light Company, at NO =oo Lllapeuh-
ST.. on June % Nine of the jurymcn recommended
that the company should have substitute SWITCH
board i'm the shop while the remaining three jurors
sent in minority verdict, censuIinS the company
for not having switchboard in the shop at the time
Of the accident.
strike is in progress in the cigalfacofy oil George
Bcnce, Nos. 81 and DO Pitt-st over MY men AMI
women are out against a reduction OF wages