New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
NETWORK CITY.

Thomas HINT who has been Collector Erharues
.yate secretary since his accession TO the piace was
rvorn into Office yesterday as Deputy-Colcctor' u,
placc of Charles J. Niece, in charge OF the bohueu
$50 ara Warehouse Division. Mr.. MCGEE, VINO IS
C,o,ptv Democrat retired with the kindhest ieehhsS
toward Colonel Erhardt, saying that nc ielt collpn
mented at being retained in the service uh' al ou0
one Democrat in the unclassifed service had gone
Commissioner Loomis Of the Street Cleanlng De
partment Yesterday accepted the resignation vi
Intendent John b. Greene, and appointed DiS', ~,
sunerintendent William Robbins in his place. MI
rreene has been connected with the Department. LUZ
Oh. ,art sixteen wears lie was classed as kephO-
ucan nolitically The salary of the place Is S2oVV'
Mrs Margaret Montupet, young French woman
b.S been missing from her home at NO ~ "es'
Thirty second-st. since January 20 when se 'ou o
hushand that she was going 10 butchershop III
6eventh-ave.
John Grace an insane man of middle age VINO mao
been kept under restraint in bis home at No To-
Pct F1ftvsixthst escaped early yesterday morning
Mary Hurley wife Of turnkey in the Luulo"
sreet Ja set fire TO her dress yesterday as she was
uttng boiler of hot water from her kitchen stove Oh
tha TON floor OF the tenement-house NO. 80 Flrsu-
ava Her screams called some OF her nelglDors' anu
they smotbercd the flames with blankets but sie "
burned seriously. At Bellevue Hospital IL WAS o"u
that she probably would recover
An eccentric old man named Van De Bush' VINO
had lived alone in small room al NO. az 9'
~ was found dead in doorway in Orchardst. carry
Yesterday morning. lie was a gold beater' ouV lo'
"a s+rarge chemicals in his room bore out a fumor
that he was an alchcmist.
TIN funeral of Dr. Charles s. Wood took place yes
terday at the home Of the family In "eso for"
seyenthst After the services the booy was reiIo.o
10 the Central Congregational Church. IN west rltS
s.venth.st The Rev. DR.. Robert Colyer ueh'crou
the funeral address.
Mrs. J. r. Osgood has sent SOS to The Tribune ior
aJohn Browns daughter Mrs. Ruth thompson 70
aid in paving of the mortgage on her home al oou'
Pasadena, Cal.
Tho ers+ animal hall and reception OF the Postoihce
f,.rAs, Association will be held tomorrow evening III
The Central Opera House Postmaster van Oo'I "d'
promised to be present
At a meeting of the Republican Club OF inc lAu'
Assembly District Monday evening" coiinI''cc'
were appointed draft resolutions oherihg sSinp''S
n the secretaries Of State and the Navy ana "iS'
TO sustain the action taken by speaker heeu'
The first large cloakmakers' strike when mas DC
cprred in this city in three years ended yesterday IN
- Gov the strikers The 500 men who went
IN strike IN the shop Of A. Fredlander co, NO 90
Broadway ten days ago against reducuoh Ill ""e''
will return 10 work this morning MI Freulaiuer ha
granted an increase, over the reducuoh Vi HUM 80
10 rs cents on single garment, according 10 srauc'
The final lecture by Professor Charles sprasue
Smith of Columbia College, on " lie NdVu'0 VI ~
atnre and the Forces That Determine It's DeVelop
mentn before the New-lork Academy OF [Nh',.iV
oo,ogv was delivered yesterday afternoon at the O
loco for the Training of Teachers, No. University
Place.
The new clubhouse of the stenograpGers' Assoc'a-
lion at No 14o East Twenty secondst will be opened
tonight with formal ceremonies. The opening al
sress win be made by Joseph Howard, jr. Ihere Will
ne other addresses and music.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts %
S69,051 Al.