New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mrs Martin, of No. 126 West Fiftlethst., who Il
charged with fatally inluring Thomas McKiernan,
neighbor OH May %, arrested yesterday, and re
leased in ~ 800 bail pending the inquest.
Charles j. Hall, who escaped from a cell in the
Chares-st police station on Tuesday night, was re.
captured twenty four hours later at his home No.
443 West Thirty -ninthst. lie is charged with tho
larceny Of wndow-shades worth IS.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on tho
Augusta Victoria were Daniel Frohman, Mr. and Mrs.
". II. Corning F. II. Cabot Mrs. G.. V. y. Lathrop,
Miss Helen Lathrop, Edwin NJ. Post Count and
Countess Macmillan Pappenheim, Count l.. Pappen
helm, Mrs. c. b. Richards and Miss Lillian Carpenter
The grain trade of the Produce Exchange accepted
yesterday the majority report Of Joint committee
which favored the plan to make No. Northern spring
wheat tender upon contract, because they believed
that it would considerably increase the business Of the
Exchange and greatly benefit the grain trade OF this
city.
Miss Pauline Hall, formerly Of the Casino, has
bought the house No. SO Vest seventy hrstst. for
home. The price is said 10 be $50 900.
Frank Howell, Editor Of The Message and George
holbro0k have been appointed a press committee to
take in hand the arrangements for the NTH annual
convention Of the order OF Railway Iclegraphers.
Division No. Iao, to be held at Lyric Hall on June
Il. There will be present between $50 and 300 dele
gates from all over the United states and Canada
The organization contains about Il 900 members.
The Madison square Garden Company took no
further steps toward obtaining It's amphltheatrc license
Yesterday. one Of the necessary steps before taking
out a license is payment OF the license fee. As none
wa, paid Mayor Grant did not sign the license which
Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean had prepared
Daniel W. Custer, trading |. 5. Custer's son, a,
40. 80 North Eighthst., Philadelphia. who was re-
ported yesterday having failed, has no connection
rfar rI hfslrA Al
millinery and straw goods, Nos 72l and 726 Arch-st
Philadelphia.
The Rev Dr. Francis II. Wall, Of the Roman Cath
olo Church Of our Lady Of Good Counsel IN East
Nineteth-st, has been made pastor of 1t. FrancLs'
Church, Mount Ksco.
The receipt, at the fair for the Castle Garden Mis-
sion have been increased BY subscription of S2jO from
l.. J. Callahan.
John McDermott alias John Russell, the confidence
man and former hackdrycr, who arrested AT Del
nOnico', on Tuesday while IN the company 81 sr
Robert Peel and another Enslishman, vas held IN
~ 900 bail for trial in police court YESTERDAY The
charge was the larceny OF $3.50 from Mr Mary Ihaj eF,
Of Munsey, y. \.
The Tammany Hall General Committee Of tho Xllih
Assembly District met at no. 3ol EghthaVe. last
evening" and elected John &. sheei@n. secretary oi
the Aqueduct Commission 70 the district leadership
Tombs for atrociOUs assault.
The commencement exercises Of the New-lork Col'
ege for the Training Of Teachers Will be held "t No
University Place at 10 a. III. on June ii.
Michael Brennan, a seaman of the steamship Abe
marie who was accused by members OF the crew Of
murder on the high seas. VAS acquitted yesterday oy
J>ige Benedict's direction IN the United states CIR
emit Court H. Laska. one of the seamen. was found
dead in tho water near the side OF the vessel IN
Csslda Bay, Cuba. Brennan had prev lousy quar-
relied with the seaman and ether members Of the crew
thought that he might have caused his DEATH Ihere
was no witness, however 10 any actual assault ana
Judge Benedict SAID the evidence was enuIey m
sufficient.
The Aqueduct Commissioners have EXTENDED o'brlcn
{ Cark's time for completing the pipeline section of
the new Aoucduct from One-hundrcd and-thrty niths
~ the Park reservoirs from May l 20 July l. MS
is the contractors second extension on tm' coru@.'
The first was one for thirty days. because the fasA
Board was slow in granting them permission to briA'
their materials into Central Park
Edwin Thomas. age hfty nne, who makes hVins
by tatoons pleaded guilty yesterday to assault IN '''
second degree in shooting Jennie OConnor' oil No. i'
Cherry ST. Ia whom he had made love ana WIN "''o"
he had afterward quauelled. Judge Fitzgerald sen
,od rhomas 10 four years and eight months IN the
st.e Prison and expressed regret that he eouid ho'
make the sentence moc severe
cc,r,s H. pel. convicted of stealing bonds valaed
o., 400 400 from the Lenox llill Bank, was not sen
,nrcd ve,ter,sy By the consent OF counsel the sen
,,pce was postponed until neat month.
The American Museum OF Natural History WI "
open free 10 the public to-day. from a. m' uh'H -
~ M. The museum is also open free on "wednesday
and saturday evenings OF each week until 10 o''''@'
rnc XXlld Assembly District Republican orsan'It
,iop met last night AT LcnoX Hall. ThEd-aNe' anu
seventy second-st Twenty new members were e1e''e"
, committee was appointed TO make arrTngemel'' w
a meningitis festival, Ia when all oi 'He h'F"0
lean clubs in the city to be invited. John D'nS
,. ,.,s elected a member of the Republican County
committee Ia succeed c. IL. /. Coils.
The June number II the monthly magazine Vu'
ing contains a charming account Of the popular ""u
haitian Athletic Club. WolieXecuted cuts are p'''N
of the officers OF the club. and also OF the he" "S
hou,e IN course Of construction. The article j. o'"'
h,.-nn in the June number, and Is 10 be conthucu'