New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


President Charles A. Moore Of the Brooklyn Young
Republican Club and the Montauk Club, Is seriously
Ill at his summer home at Greenwich, Conn. lie was
supposed to be suffering from rheumatism OF tho
heart, but the trouble proved to be In his lungs IL
reported yesterday that he was doing well. MI.
Moore is Of the firm Of Manning, Maxwell a Moorst
of Libcrty-st., New-York.
Miss Dora Keim who recovered a verdict for 5000
as damages for breach Of promise Of marriage from
William Peake wealthy wallpaper Manufacturer.
and then became insane, has recovered her MIND ana
was released from the County Asylum yesterday She
will get $1,000 Of the amount OF the verdict, hcr
lawyer getting onethIrd OF the full amount, ana the
rest having been expended In her behalf While she was
insane.
The only work in progress at the Penentiary since
the recent fire Is the Gaming OK CHAIRS ADout iW
convicts are at work. and the Others cannot be en-
plOyed until the workshop is repaired.
George II. starbucl, supervising engineer OF steam
vessels, has sent letter to Coroner Rooney, explain
ing his absence from the inquest In the case Oh to
victims of the tugboat Alice f. Crew, for wmch no
ceusured by the coroner's jury. Mr. ctarouch
says that on returning 10 his Office from business
trip on July 3 he found in his mail summons 70
appear at the coroner's Office the evening OF jay
Q. on his return to his Office yesterday morning from
another business trip he found on his desk suopoe
to attend the inquest held the evening before
A meeting Of the Seidl Society will be held at tho
Brighton Hotel to-day at / go O'Clock. Mrs. Hester
VI. Poole, Of New-Jcrsey, VIII lecture on Inc III.
huence of Music on Mind and Body or, inc Euecs
of Musical Vibrations upon the Nervous system. AN
admission fec of Is will be charged In aid OF the
philanthropic work of the society, and the pubic gen
orally are invited to assist by their attendance The
phiantropic work consists In taking numbers OF poor
children to the seasiore, and as luncheohs nave "
be provided the need of money to carry on the wor1
Is apparent
Persons who have been rdely awakened or dis.
turbed nv tho sounds of sweet bells tangled ont OK
tunep on the carts and wagons of tunkmen VIII bd
glad that two offenders have been fined by Ponco
Justice Kenna for having bells which were over the
weight prescribed by law VIZ six ounces. Ihey were
Filippo GundersOn and Michele Rosso, ana each paio
81 and then got lighter bells.
Patrick Powers, of No. 013 Bergen-st and Michael
Curran of No / Perry Place. were arrested yester-
day for trying to enter the house OF Henry Z.
of No 657 Franklinave., by breaking tlrough tie
wall from an unOccupied house ADJOINING. ine n-
mates heard the noise and sent for ponceman. AZ
he appeared the two out OF the vacant mousse
and one Of them stopped when the policeman nio~
after them. 49,
The Methodist campmeeting services at Forty.
ST. and Fifhave were continued yesterday, with SER
mons by the Rev. Dr. W. " Kelley and John A. hocno.
Resolutions of respect to the memory OF fnnp
Doerng were adopted by the attaches OF Internal
Revenne Collector Nathans Office yesterday. HIS
funeral will take place this afternoon at NO. 'Ss
Myrtle-ave.
The situation between the roofers who have struck
and the EMPLOYERS was unchanged yesterday, Dut inc
renort that general strike will be ordered is dis
credited by those best informed. The men whose en-
ployers have granted their demands and VINO haVe
returned to work will not be likely To stop work.
population In Queens County in the last ten years was
misleading The true population in 1880 was 9oo.4:
instead Of 1O7 129, Long Island CITY having oeen a
twice TO make the latter total. The present popua-
ton is estimated ut 124,5OO, showing an increase o'
80 9o6 a growth at the rate OF 80 per cent
Judge Cullen gave judgment yesterday morning Of
ohsoIute divorce in favor Of Mrs. Edith NJ Raymond
from her husband, John W. S. Raymond
Arrangements have been completed fcr the extra
day of the reunion Of veterans OF the war for he
nm Tuesday. July 49, at Ridgewo0d Park. game Oh
ball between the police and fremen VIII take piacs
at p. m. .,.
Mrs Annie Clark begun suit for absonre divorco
49,, caoroa w clark They were married by the
rev Dr. Meury in November, 1850. Mrs. KITTY Az
kinson is named as correspondent.
Complaint is made Of violation OF the rules %
the Health Department in the dumping OF SAND pauass
from n vessel from infected port at Pler NO. L.
Erie Basin. without permit. The brig Maurv arrived
ON June % from Bahia, Brazil near wnerc yeiow ieVcs
is endemic. and the sand was put ashore the nexs
dav and children have been playing In IL ever SINCE
The vessel has left port.