New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

Elijah Rollins, of No. 1,7ss Thirdave.; Patrick
Healey, Of West and North MAre sts, Peter Stewart
of No. 1873 Crosby-st; and Frederick Eblenfelt and
Amelia Lander, of No. I5s East scventh-st pleaded
guilty yesterday in the General Sessions TO selling
policy slips Judge MARITIME fined each of them 800.
There was no meeting of the Hudson River Bridge
Commissioners yesterday owing to the absence Of
of the members of the Commission. The meeting will
be held at to-day at Alexander IL. Green's Office
No. 216 Broadway.
The Manufacturers and Merchants Club has been
incorporated for social purposes with the following
directors Ambrose f. Barnes Henry G. Schrenkeiser
Frank Z. schrenkeser John Z. Foster Frank A. Hall,
Theodore Hostatter jr., L. Foreman Fecman Francis
NJ. Jaeger, George D. Wagner and Harvey W. Hall.
Louis j. Beatte, the reporter who took dose of
audanum in Broadway drugstore Wednesday
night, will probably 1t said at the New
York Hospital yesterday that he out of danger.
wreckers were at work yesterday OH the steamer
Hondo, which damaged by fire on Wednesday
night while lying at her pier in Brooklyn. The dam
age 10 the steamer estimated at ~ 5000, and
the cargo $4,000.
sergus E. shevitch the wel-known Socialist. for
several years associate editor Of the Voks Zeitung
sailed for Europe yesterday on the steamer state Of
pennsylvania, with his wife. They going back 10
Russia where Mr. shevitch will take possession Of
property that he recently inherited.
The stockholders of the Music Hall Company Of
New York, whose building Is being put up at Fifty
seventhst. and Seventh-ave., met yesterday and
elected the old directors, who are John w. Atken,
Andrew Carnegie Walter ]. Damrosch, Frederick W.
Hollis, stephen NJ. Knevals sherman W. Knevals,
Morris Reno William B. Tuthill and John J. wilson
A strawberry, ice cream and floral festival held
last night at the Thirty seventh Street Methodist Eps
copa Church, between second and Third
A competitive examination for free scholarships at
Col mi ilson y no hold IN
June "a 25 and 20 in the parlors of the North Bap
tist Church The examinations will be open TO all
young men living In the vicinity of New York. Can
didates requested to send notice Of their wish 10
compete TO the Rev. J. J. BrOuner No. $50 West
Twelfth-st or to The Rev. Frank Fletcher, No. 4O1
New York ave. Jersey City.
Monsignor Farley celebrated yesterday in St. Ga
briefs Church the twentieth anniversary Of his ordna
ton priest.
The realestate property at Bayport L. L. once the
home of W. r. Foster jr. the deaulting counsel Of
the Produce Exchange and it's ratuity Fund, has been
sold by the managers to Charles Post for $4,000.
President John Morris Of the Eccentric Club, urged
the project of Hower-market in Union Square upon
Controller Myers yesterday. Mr.. Morris said that 900
women prominent in fashionable society earnestly
favored the establishment Of the market. The Con
roer replied that he heartily approved the plan and
would give it his support.
copy Of wcbster's Unabridged Dictionary, bound
In Russia leather, was presented TO each OF the lead
| ing hotels in this city yesterday.
RearAdmiral d. l.. Braine, who has been indisposed
for several days. able 90 out yesterday. and 10
go his Office for short time Captain J. n. Miller
| is still acting commandment Of the Navy Yard.
The Park Commissioners have been trying 10 hold
meeting for several days, but have not been sue
cessful. Mr.. Robb is in Europe, and several Of the
Commissioners have been away from the city. The
Board has not yet elected president and Mr. Iutchns
holds 1t is now understood that Mr. Gallup
has consented 10 take the place. and will be elected TO
succeed Mr.. Hutclns at the next meeting.
meeting of the Genealogical and Biographical So
ciety, the last OF the season. will be held at the
Berkeley Lyceum this evening, when an address will
delivered by Thomas c. Cornell Captain Thomas
willett, first Mayor Of Ncw-York City, and the
cestor Of Colonel Marnus willett, who was Mayor in
1907, as successor 10 DE Witt Clinton.