New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14
NETWORK CITY.

InspectrcsS Ellis thought yesterday that Mrs Mag
daene Kcnck considerably behind the ashlon "hcn
she saw Mrs. Kenck step OF the steamer Conmoa'
which had Just arrived from southampton, because
Mrs Kenck enormous hustle Mrs ELS e&.
amined the hustle and found that IT was composed Of
seventeen wards Of fine silk. worth about $50. The
silk was seized and Mrs Kenck departed with her
husband George KeDck. who said that he was sur
prscd to learn what his wife wore for hustle.
Among the passengers on La Brctagnc. which will
sail for Europe today. VIII be Alfred B. Scott senior
member of the well known firm Of manufacturing
chemists scott a Bovine Of this city. Mr.. scott now
makes one Of his periodical trips TO attend TO the
affairs Of his firm which has branch houses In LONDON
PART, Barcelona. Milan and oporto
The Charles j. Mccormack Association (ot the Mar.
ragansett Club will have It's annual outing on NEXT
WEDNESDAY srhc members viii spend the day at Iona
Island taking the steamer Long Branch ana TWO
barges al West Ffty-nfth-st. al 30 a. m
About seventy five cases Of satncts, the last OF the
stock Of the nsolvent firm of John F. RUNNER ''''
were sold Al auction Yesterday by Wilmerdins MOTIFS
4 Mitchell. There large attendance OF ouyer''
and the prices were good
The Commissioners Of the state Reservation OF Nj
seara met Yesterday transacted routine business, anu
decided 10 investigate the cab system at Niagara f"''
Bishop Potter viii visit and preach at the "on'-
door station Of the Protestant Episcopal Church MIS-
sionary society for Pier No o. East kVer' Al
p. m. tomorrow.
Professor Jasper T. Goodwin. of Columbia Coi'ege'
will address young nj Association Hail. twenty
thrd-s and Fourth ave, tomorrow at . p Ill., on
.Thc Events and Prizes
scene, barber-shop: enter Pcrspinng PEDESTRIAN
hnrredlv taking a seat. AssiStan-llair cut, SRI
perspirins Pcdcstrlan-lcs Assistint-Short' sir!
Icrspiring Pcdcstrian-To The bone.
Assemblyman Richard J. Lewis explained the new
BALLOT law 10 the members of the Federal Club last
night with the aid voting booths. built IN a'
cordance with the provisions Of the law, which were
set I'M in the club house. and sets of sample balo'N
which were distributed among the twenty members
present
A convention of the order Of Railroad Telegraphers
will be held in this city Monday ana lueSua! :
= H. Collins of West Mcdford, Mass, ana A H.
Tlmrston. of NintOn, Iowa. who are prominent i"e'"
bers Of the organization, have already arrived anu
are at the Barrett House.
A meeting of the Ncw-Nork Genealogical ana bio
graphical society was held last night at the berkclcS
Ivccum No % West Foty fourth-st An interest
Ing address was made by Thomas G. Cornell upon ZAP
tain Thomas Willett the first Mayor OF Ncw-iorK
CITY Among those present were General wilson,
A V " Van Vechen, o. p. Norhis, W. T. hooerVS
and :. BurlanS.
McSwilligan the proprietor Of the Hotei jays
borouch in the E0werv. says that his license allows
customers as well ds liquors e 10 lie drunk Oh 'io
premises
The Csmpaicn Committee Of the Business mems
Republc an Association met last night at NO 80 fH''
ave and the principles OF the new Ballot law were
.xplained to delegates from the various Assembly oo-
trcts At the next few meetings the praoucai ~orA'
iugs of the law will be illustrated