New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
NETWORK CITY.

The Controller Yesterday sold the franchise 10 fur
nsh cold air SHAREHOLDERS IN West Washington Mar
hct TO the New York Refrigerating Construction Com
pany for years for An annual payment Oh fo'ooo
and per cent of the gross receipts.
The Aqucduct Commissioners Yesterday granted As
sistant Engnccr H. G. Allen leave of absence for six
months without pay. and accepted The resignation of
D. J. Kirley. inspector Of masonry. Inspectors
stack aud Walsh suspended on account Of lack
of work for them to do
The Board of City Record yesterday awarded 10
Martin b. Brown a contract TO furnish books to the
offices of the surrogate, Register and Comfy Clerk, for
the sum of Sll.242.
sheriff Siokles Yesterday appointed Julius r. FeckS
a deputy in his Office MIR Feels recommended
by Perry BcIlont. lie was formerly a clerk In the
Bureau Of Engineering of the Navy Department at
Washington He is Tanlmany Hall man from the
With Assembly District.
sheriff sckcs denied yesterday rumor TO the effect
that Under-SheI John b. sexton had resigned Mt
Sexton he said. was ill., which accounted for his alb
sence from the Office.
st. Mohaels Chapter of the Brotherhood Of It. An
drew will celebrate it, third anniversary at ST.
Mchael's Church, Tenthave. and Ninety nin'h-st thS
evening.
large number of Grand Army comrades living in
the Vth Assembly District met al No. 2l' spring
st. on Tuesday night and organized Republican club
The following elected officers; :. Rosenberg
president; Henry Miller. vice president: A. +.
Philippy, secretary; Charles F.. Dennis, treasurer
and David Eclstcin sergeant alarms The next meet
ing will DO held Wednesday evening. TO which all
Republican veteran soldiers, sailors and marines OF
the district are invited
The Normal College Associate Aumnac will meet
at p. IN. on May % and entertain Mrs. Kendall the
actress who will address the association seth Low,
president Of Columbia College, viii preside.
A boy so fat that he looked tit for a dime museum
freak was taken to Police Headquarters late on
Tuesday night. He had been found by a policeman
and he said he Joseph Lynch ten years Old HIS
father is blacksmith AZ No. 1856 Union st. WORCESTER
Mass He had run from home because his father
had punished him for staying away from school, tic
will be taken home today.
The trial of Police Captain Hooker on charges made
by Manager Hammerstcin OF the Harlem Opera House.
has been set for Monday at 10 a. m. President Mac
Lean will preside the trial and the other Comhls
soncrs will be present.
The Rev. Matthew A. TAYLOR, pastor Of the Church
of the Blessed sacrament in West seventy rsS'' Is
seriously i'll at II. Franciss Hospital
Irish Beleek pottery worth than $1,000.
specially imported exhibition at one of the tables
at the fair in aid of the Mission of our Lady of the
Rosary.
1t was Gala night last evening in the old armory
NJ the ODD Regiment. in West Fourteenthst. where
the fair in aid Of It. Jo,ephs Home for the Aged l.
going on. Richard VI. Walters who i the manager
and organizer Of the work. said that more than T2oooo
had been already raised and after the big receipts
OF last evening, which called =" Chinese evening
tie music being Chinese and many toy balloons OF
Chinese patterns being let from the towe: of the
armory amid the cheers Of large crowds. 1t Is eX-
pected that $4,000 least will be realized by sat
uriay evening. when the fair closes.
General Daniel f. sclles has subscribed $3.50 to
the Washington Memorial Arch Fund, which no"
amounts 10 S17,l3O A.
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Eaton, Of the Church Of
the Divine Paternity. addressed the stenoGrphers'
Association last evening, on The " Elements OF Pro-
fessicnal ~nccc,s" lie summed up the question in
four essentials, application to work. common sense
energy aud character.
Policeman william L. TAYLOR. Of the KinssbrdCe
SQUAD was tried Headquarters YESTERDAY on charge
Of extortiEc - from J. F. Mulligan iquordealer al
Broadway and Nee omb-st. Decision was reserved
The funeral Of Joseph dudley Morgan who died
suddenly on sunday at thu Hotel Nornandie. wa
held IN Trinity. Chapel in West Twenty fifth St. yes
terdav Al 10 a. m. The Rev. Alban Rchey oficia'cd
Among those present were William Il. Morgan Ihco-
dore T. Moran and General Edward F. Bullaid The
burial at WOOdlawn.
H. A. Clark. 4 boolbinder at No. AZ John-st., was
the complainant police court yesterday against
rhoma, Filand. In, clerk, Of No. II North Elliot
Place BROOKLYN. whom he charged with forging ms
name 10 checks for small amounts on the Western
National Bank. The clerk held IN rl,1OD bail
for trial.
chief Bonner has suspended John :. Cleaiy and
George j. Macure. frcmen, Of Engine NO - VINO
are charged with theft While at fire at Nos 100 ana
1O7 Franklm-st. Tuesday night
The convcntion Of railway mail chief clerks, which
hs, been In session for days at superintendent
Jock,ou, office In the Federal Building. ended yes.
,erdav No particular decision wa, arrived a. hut
the time was spent in discussion Of better mean, ~
distributing mail on the cars, and preparing the mails
10 be delivered promptly at the points o destination.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the West
ern National Bank Yesterday, Henri \. smith, me
assistant ca ,hicr wa, appointed cashier. aud T. ).
Trewncn who was chicf Of the core ponden'c de
par1ment succeeded Mr.. smith assistant cashier.
No reason Wa, given for the change 10y anv 81 the
hank, officers. +. BlankenhOrn wds the previous
cashier.
The Ladies New York Club will give ." tea 10
Mr. and Mr.. Kendall on MAY 90.
The Memorial Committee Of The Grand Array Of
The R,publc announced Yesterday that the Memorial
uav services to be held IN the Metropolitan 'Icra
Inuse ON the evening Of MAY 80 Will be- presided
over hv General Russell i. Aleer. OF Michigan. the
Commander in chief Of the q. y. r., and Tive Grafton
will b. delivered by j. T. Dolliycr, member Of Cen
oress from, Iowa Grand Marshal Charles + HYATT
= tpdcf,tirabe in his efforts to make the parade a
memorable one in the history Of the Observance OF
the day.
DENNY Coroner jenkins yesterday made an autopsy
on the body Of August II. McycIhoil' The diamond
settler Of 40 Jane-st., who died on Tuesday, ana
,nd that be had committed suicide by taking
anidc Of pota,sium Mcycrhon lost his place lately
and was dependent.
4FF4IES IN BROOKLYN.