New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
NETWORK CITY.


1.rrv 6 Mace. OF East Durham Greene County,
vas accused by his son-inlaw, John S. Dc Frait In
June last OF opening his mail and appropnauhg IT,
Mr. Mace was brought TO this city and locked up
in Ludlow Street jail His case came before OhHed
States Commissioner Shields yesterday, who honoaDly
discharged him.
An extremely useful volume has been gotten up
nv H. p Hubbard 81 Co.. containing all the udue
marks used In newspaper advertising, the names OF
the best papers and the prices on all ISIS VII"
combinations. The book IS neatly ana taSeiuhS
printed and has in IT much valuable ana interesting
information.
Michael Ferris printer, OF NO. - Mohroe-sI'
stole a watch from James Lanes of NO. l42 CherIy
81. while two accomplces held Lanes, and Judge
Cowtng yesterday sentenced him 10 serve 'en anu
one half years in the State Prison.
Tho now Park Commissioner, Albert Gallup, went
n tho offices of the Park Department yesterday. lie
v,s received bv President Hutchins and initiated INFO
the general duties of the Park Commissioners
Tho Dock Board yesterday directed Chief Engineer
c,oon m nrcpare plans for new pier al west
Uhirtynintr-st The Pennsylvania Railroah company
has accepted the proposition Of the department per
hitting the company to construct a OuIkhead wall
and I'll in its property on the Norm rover "a'9 3
front above Forty -second-st Ihey VIII ooeih '
Improvement this month.
The Tribune has received 30 HpH ~ -" - >
90 from Mrs f. b. and go from SympathHer|
to Mrs Holt who had nearly all of her fingers cut
oG in a cordace factory at Elizabeth, ~ D., and -
from Harlem IS from "Sympathizer" for the
John Flood Fund, and 80 from L. j. Tor inc
Cbldrens Aid socety's Concy Island Home.
The Commandery in Chief Of the Military Order OF
the LOYAL Legion has published memorial Voiunho ~
the late General Sheridan, embracing the memorial
resolutions Of the Communicates Of the ORDER pre-
faced by portrait Of the General.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the charge
Of perjury against Edward ". Foster an advertising
AGENT which was made against him by Charles A
Clcgg
Miss A. storrs, who has been trying In various
uove +o have her husband George NJ. Storrs, son Of
Emery A. storrs, indicted for sending her obscene
letters was again beaten by the Grand Jury, wnlch
refused to indict him on this charge. She Is also
suing for a divorce
Under the auspices of the subordinate lodges OF the
Ancient Orier OF United Worlingmen OF New-fork'
Kings, Queens and Richmond counties there VIII De
. reunion and reception to Grand Master Workman
: A. schoonmafer and associate grand lodge ohcers'
at West Brighton Casino Coney Island, july 3l'
Some speculation is INDUCED in among Catholics
in this city regarding the object Of Archbishop
Corrlgans approaching visit to Rome. some 'ninh
the Archbishop Is to be created cardinal
a
Young Mems National Union Is to be held at
Providence. r. T.. on September 3, and 5.
The feast of st. Ann, the mother Of the Virgin
Mary will be celebrated in ST. AIMS Church, IN
Fast Twelfth ST.. on Sunday July %, being within
the octave. The preacher at the solemn mass viii
he the Rev Joseph F. Mooney, dean OF ST. Patrick
Church, Ncwburg
A Broadway bootback hangs card in front OF
hls stand saving Boots blacked yellow He uses
a sort Of Mayonnaise polish for russell shoes
Henry F. o'Kcefe. one of the graduates OF the
College OF St. Francis Xavler in this city this year.
Is a student with the Paullst Fathers at Fftynnth-sr
and Ninth-ave and will receive the habit OF The
order september.
The Harlem Club has borrowed 100000 on an issue
of second mortgage bonds secured by mortgage
10 Joseph VI. Devcau and David F. Porter on us
real estate on the southeast corner OF LenoX-ave
and onehundred- twenty thrd-st. for equipment
purposes The mortgage recorded In the
Registers Office yesterday.
An attachment against he property in this State
~ Mrs. NJ. Augusta Garettson, of Philadelphia, was
issued by Justice O'Brlen, OF the Supreme Court
Yesterday at tne suit Of Robert Caldwell on claim
for s12l06 40 for services rendered between April
1885, and May, 1880, IN looking after her real estate
IN NewYork and her interests in the dry goods house
OF J. & c. Johnston.
Upon an order issued out of the supreme Court,
cotton broker AFFORD Hicks, Of Houston, Texas, was
arree ted yesterday in suit by 5. BlaSdeH % Co.,
Of Chlcopee, Mass, 10 recover S5,413 FL damages
for alleged fraud in cotton transactions. lie was
admitted 10 bail IN $3.50.
As aremen were going to a slight fire IN
Ucsterst Yesterday hose cart No. 10 ran Ovef
Thomas oHare, age twenty of No. $50 Henry
It He was injured severely and sent to the
Gouverneur Hospital.
Secretary Window telegraphed the Collector yester-
day approving the course of the Emigration Com
mission in OBTAINING the immigrants sent TO Agent
Nell, OF the Southern Pacific, by WrGhtson Il SON.
at London, and ordered the return Of every man
sent TO Nell under the law prohibiting the importation
of contract laborers.
The newly appointed Emigration Commissioners,
General wye and +. L. Rldgway, visited Castle
Garden yesterday and saw a lot Of immigrants land
They said that they would attend the meeting Of
tho Board on Monday. There was some talk that
Commissioners Ulrich and Ridgway would run for
president OF the Board.
Additional subscriptions the Washington Memorial
Arch Fund make the amount in the teasurer's
hands S46,54G 50.
Assistant state Factory Inspector John Franey and
four deputy inspectors, J. Beers, c. Schubert Mr..
Blanchard and George Mckay, yesterday began their
task Of Inspecting the various factories OF this city.
The five inspectors will take a month TO see that
the factories are complying with the law
The sum Of 1886 20 received yesterday by j..
Edward simmons, treasurer Of the Coremaugh Valley
Relief Fund, and he paid additional draft OF
Governor Beaver Of Pennsylvania for 100000, max
ing a total of $500 900 paid TO the Governor.
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