New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

u is expected that the new cable railway in Mon.
tasue-st. will be In operation by June 20.
Mayor Chaplin. Controller Jackson and City Auditor
Weber will probably appoint the Bridge Trustees
to-day.
Mrs Elizabeth Leahy received limited divorce and
s23 a month alimony In the City Court yesterday in
her suit against James Leahy, who jealous Of
her finally struck her, and turned her out Of doors.
lie once accused neighbor Of squeezing her hand
when she handing him a pipe and told him he
might have her if he wanted her.
Theodore E. Green has been made assignee of the
Brooklyn City Iron Works Company, composed of
Juan b. Agai and W. A. Murray. His bond is $4,000.
The assets Of the firm gel 2o2 60, and the liza
b!lItics $4,000 o.
Three new foremen and six assistant foremen are
TO be appointed in the Fire Department by Commits
sioner Ennis.
Francis E. Fitch. a printer. of No. 90 Lafayette
ave. Is foreman of the June Grand Jury
The trial Of the suit of Jennie Mattoon of No. 45o
Frankln-ave.. against James Miller, of No. III Van
sicklen-ave. begun in the Circuit Court yester.
day. The plaintiff on June % last went TO the de-
fcndants house to sell soap, and bitten in eight
places by a Newfoundland dog. She was treated at
the Pasteur Institute, and wants IS 900 dam
ages.
The United States authorities yesterday took pos
session OF the barbershop Of Calleno RosanO Coney
terfeit money. Hidden in the shop were found sew
enty nine counterfeit halfdollars.
The Rev. Alexander King Ct the Presbyterian
Church at Catalogue, l.. l., has been called TO the
pulpit of the Cumberland Street Presbyterian Church.
to succeed the Rev. A. B. Pritchard.
AT the June meeting of the Brooklyn and Long
Island Methodist Preachers Association Yesterday the
Rev. a. E. GOodenougl of the Nostrand Avenue
Church, said: =" charge the ministry, especially a
large portion Of the Methodist ministry with being
narrow minded
The body OF Herman Marks, bright, bueeyed boy
of eleven years whose parents live at No. &c Grand
st. and who fell from the pier at North Firstst into
the East River week ago and drowned, was
found yesterday. Day and evening the heartbroicn
mother had sat the pier where her had fallen
in crying bitterly, and in hope Of meeting him. Her
face had become familiar 10 all the along the
water front
Justice Pratt, In the Supreme Court yesterday
issued another order in the case sf Levy Brothers
Co., where there are two receivers fighting for pos
session Of the property. The order authorizes Ben
Winthrop Gray. the other claimant appointed by
Judge lngraham In New-York, 10 deliver 10 him all
the property except which Gray holds as special
receiver.
divorce suit brought by James Morse, a grain
merchant of Fifty -third-st, against Mrs. Emma Morse
who is now living at No. 294 Will0w-st. Hoboken ,
was tried in the supreme Court yesterday before
Judge Cullen. Captain John Byrnes, of the yacht
Vision who boarded with the Morses in October, 1882
was the correspondent The defence asserted that
Mr.. Morse had arranged with Captain Byrnes TO en-
trap his wife. The jury directed to return a
sealed verdict