New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
NEW.YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
The trial OF John r. Griffith. accused OF keeping
disordcr.y house the sixth Avcnnc Hotel "aN not
begun Yesterday IL, two Of the wtnc.sc,, Leon butch
and Inward MARITIME. did M" respond. Attachments
were ordered condtoual prt"i of service Of tn"
,uhpocn;,. and the VIII he kept on the calendar
beior~ .uds, MARITIME from day Ia dLv until the wit
n-,scs appear.
William T.. Wood Yesterday obtained In the United
states Circuit Court II decision awarding him 100"
In "a sui, ncail>; Tons Pastor and J. 'ir"niinm Tor
IN. Use IL a metallic corset for >u-prndinc human
form in mid air without apparent support.
Judge Lacomlr yesterday allowed Il commission to
he Ia Ireland fr the purpose Of gaining in!prn''
ton as Ia alleged relatives OF the late ~ T. stewart
IN Ireland. The information IS sought IN IA" 'nit Of
sarah Branagh against W. J.. smith. The p!ainih
seeks a share Of the Stcw irt estate.
The monthly 50, allc> # the >"nns Mems rI'tIan
Association viii lcgin on '"i"irr
Special Treasury Agent Charl", : Wilbur and some
OF hi> inspectors were bu-y Yesterday examining the
accounts " Charlie. Il. Evcrx. the mp 'ri"r Of cnt
lcry Of 80 - Chaml"rSi vino dcic> that IA" baker
Of the steamer L.,n tried sungslc cutlery - Inn
ON the steamers last ARRIVAL here The examination
viii probably not be finished until :" dny
Collector Tyardt rccclvcd the following letter
tcrln, dated IN this CITY From rvccnt information.
the writer think, probably HAT tn" n'o>cd >mm ma;
l,. duc The ultcd state. cVcnnc. do not VISA
{" retain 1t upon any un'"rta.ni'' III" letter wa
signed "a Lady Passenger of l--?. and contained
go note.
The charge made bv Major Dury. Of the jotli
! Regiment. against Lieutenant MahoN have" at the
request Of Colonel C,vauagl been withdrawn.
Tic Rev. j. Il. Curry Ia, been tran !crr'Si "a II
Pau, Roman catholic church. omc hundred AID seven
te~nth II. and f"urth.av" IN pin" II Father Hugh +.
N,fs, ,,.b s.u Il, kc rli.rve of
| Catholic church la Maftcawan.
John f. ritzrcrad II boston. cA.Collcctnr Of In
nriaI Rcvcnc sndcr the Cleveland Adninistr
III the c,y brief visit after his summer travels in
Europe. Mr.. Fitzgerald ha' bccn made a member Of
! the National Liberal Club 81 Lond''I.
The funeral II William Patton. the retired mer
chant, took place AZ his home M. IL West Nneeenth
st.. yc.tcdsy The Rev. Or. John Hull, Of the Fifth
Avenue Freshly fcrlan Church. OF which Mr.. lht"n
| a trustee. Ofhcated. The ST. Andrews >ocicy. ~
| which the dead formerly president
| represented The burial was III Grccuwood.
| Twcmtyonc member, Of the Holland California
Land Company arrived here yesterday III" steamer
| >paarndan. from Rotterdam They are on their
To the community founded recently by this so,icy.
| other passengers wcir conrad An>nrcc III" pianist:
Mis-, Martha An,orgc. and In ALERT l.. Gihon. med
| ical director u the United State,3Navy.
Inspector ByrncS yesterday issued permit for 900
veterans -; the 7tl Regiment TO parade from the Old
Guard Arn"ry up Fithave TO Flfiy-cshth st. ON
October Il The veteran, Will not carry guns.
r.. steamer Lydl,n Moncrc, arrived here yesterday
from, IIavre with consignment OF valuable horses
u which seventy thee shipped by Tn mas Bpwlc>
of iIavrc Ia order. and h,c by him - tapain j. Daw
son and to W. Perry. On the steamer were
also and three pigs
! j. H. G.. Ptkn. the United States Minister 10 tho
! Ar,,., nr, riyct tprc tio
Finance on sunday. lie left this city yesterday for
Washington. lie has come to TN, cOuntr, on short
leave Of absence.
All Of the old crop Of hocShcad paclcd leaf tobacco
ha, gone mo export and other use. Nir-nia Will
have the finest crop Of the last twenty years. and
dealers there's money IN it,"
The steamship MaripO-a arrived at IAN FIancisro
on saturday with mails from Australia. New Zealand
and Hawaii of the following dates NJ bourne Sep.
TENDER =; sydney. september .; Auckland scptn,.
Der - Honolulu. september DO due here Thursday
Frank Il. Winnie assistant to President Piatt in
the United states Expires, Company ha> Sustained a
great affection the death Of hi little boy. Richard
years old. an exceedingly bright and interesting
child
|
At the St. James Methodist Episcopal Church. Mad
isonave. and One Inndr d and twenty .iAth St. last
Sunday observed rs auturhnaI reunion day. This
church has for the last few months enjoyed inc casing
prosperity. The Rev. Dr. J. T.. Price, the pastor,
preached sunday morning. and hftytwo persons
received into the church by baptism. The evening
sermons by the pastor on The lrOdigal son" at
tracing large congregations
| Al a special meeting Of the Joint Committee on
High License yesterday At No. 20 Pine approprin,.
resolutions the death Of Walter Howe who wis a
member Of the committee. were adopted. They were
prepared by Bishop DOane.
The entrance EXAMINATIONS for barnard College were
begun at No. 34 Mndison-a al 10 H. M. yestcrviay
Thirteen freshmen examined In Crrck. The OK.
amlnatOns In the other firstycar studies will talk
plare the remaining days OF this week.
At No. 400 Eighth ave. the adqiarters OF the
Excelsior Council Of the Catholic Benevolent Legion
last night the trophies ut the festival and
games Of the United Council OF the Legion pre-
scncd
At the meeting OF the executive committee Of the
Normal College. held In the Of the Board OF
Education yesterday, Miss Jennie Eowtee, Miss Liiia,
Lnsley and Miss Mary E. BOle announced as the
successful candidates for the three vacancies the
training department Of tic college,