New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
nArIIEREp ABOUT TIE TOWN.

There wa, a hearing before Judge Pratt. in tho
Supreme Court. yesterday, IN the matter OF he opening
OF Nineteenth ave. from Cropscy ave. {" "f'i'~end
Bay I'm the village Of Bath Beach II /, proposed To
continue the through III" ground, OF th; Avon
Icach Hotel and also through the hotel i>'t 'c'rec
Shields, proprietor of 'hc hotel opposed tie hppira
ton. Jane, g. Church, ia HI argument. sGid II was
a question whether Mr.. shield, ownei the hotel and
II he did he got II BY skin foreclosure Of mortgage
Mr.. shields promptly asserted Co. That's He Inc
h,aring was adjourned until tomorrow.
Dora Niitaucr. one Of the dancer, of the American
opera Company. brought suit for separation from
her husband. Frank Deat,on They were married on
October 20. I0-9, and have one child Mr. hehtsph i
a clerk ia a sporting goods house IN William st.' New
York M a .alnry Of az a week. lie says he Is
willing to support his wife and child but adds That
she is pursuing her profession al the Grand opera
House. New York The case was before judge Osborne
I'm the city Court yesterday. II Will 60 on today.
In the Supreme Court Yesterday Judge Pratt granted
a writ ol pcrcmptory maudamus ordering the Long
Island city board Of Education 10 pay 4 Hall iudck
the sum Of $3.50. lie Is the dcpo-'i principal Of the
First Ward public school. nnd the grant Is for his
salary for part of February and all Of March, April
and May.
Duncan VI. Mussrovc Of No 500 Casson ave. has
through his guardian brought suit IN the supreme Court
AGAINST Tiary " Ward 81 recover 10000 damages
Tor inuc, received by falling through an open hole
10 the floor 81 the building no. l55 Broadway. Ne"
York. owned hy the defendant
The King, Comfy Whcclmcn will have a lantern
parade 10 morrow evening at : O'Clock.
The final settlement Of the suit Of Miss Amelia r.
Ecling TO recover $1,000 from the city damage,
for personal inurc, caused by the falling Of al avn
Ing wa approved by me Board II Aldermen ycster
day. and the plaintiff VIII he paid s23,5G6 II, the
| aronnt OF tho JUDGMENT affirmed BY the Court Of
Appeals The injurc lad caused the plain'ih 10 be
crippled for lfc.
CITY Auditor Rutau has appointed cX Ndciman
James flaming, of Tie Twenty first ward chief clerk
in hi, department. to succeed the late Edward A. Kohl
meyer.
EX-Congressau W. u. Nccdcr took the oath of Office
before Judge Pratt yesterday Is commissioner to In
quire into the cXpcdicncy Of municipal Consolidation
| Of New York. Bro0!slyn and suburbs.
| Postmaster Hendrix was able 10 return TO his Office
yesterday. II is expected that he VIII give place I"
Postmaster Collins Oh July !.
There have been a number Of cases Of dphthcrta IN
| the civ in the la, ten days. Two children Of Or
g. Wiley, who lives IN an apartment house al sumner
and Jefferson ave,. died last week. and third Is ill.,
The family moved into the building before 1t WI, com
plctcd and the work ha, been stopped, leaving IA"
| plumbing unfinished. The disease Is traced to TIT
cause.
notwithstanding the fact that oscar G. Wccden has
been unable to pass the civil service examination ol
a clerk IMP In the Park Department. he has been carried
upon the pay rolls for two years - iaborer WINE
| performing clerical duties. An effort wa made u
have the Civ service Board grant an exception
in his ease as he performs the dutie, OF mctcorolpi
Al The Office in Prospect Park but this was not ap
| proved Now he has been placed upon the roll n
assistant paymascr, II l. thought that TINS once Is
| exempt from CIVIL service rules.
| FIancn g. Chandler. behalf Of the New York Cal
COMPANY Limited. asked judge Pratt, III the supreme
Court Yesterday to allow the company 10 lhterpo'c
defence io the suit brought by Receiver Sherwood IL
for, close the 100000 mortgage against the Manhattan
| Ecach Improvement Company lie charged Austh
Corln with trying to cheat the creditors oi thc III
movement company and said the bondhodcra were II
| collu,IOn The cab company asks the improvement
| company to pay S22.7O for stable on the b"ach
violation Of contract Is alleged. Judge Pratt reserved
| his decision.
The published statement that Mrs. Margaret Edison
| ~ No o. Third Place. who arraigncd III ponce
Court last week charge Of striking servant had
before arrested and fined for similar ohchce VIZ
| Incorrect