New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
NEW.YORK CITY.

The National Government is about to issue doom
containing the name nationality, date Of appointment
and salary Of every official employed in the CuSVD"
Uouse and Postofce. At the Custom House ana ti'e
Appraisers and Naval Offices there are nearly 2ooo
men while al the Postonce and the several brahcH
| Offices in the city there are about 5000 employees
Inspectors Brown and Donahue seized yesterday
from l. c. Ward a passenger on the steamship 0Po
ten gold souvenir spoons two diamond brooches ""u
a large quantity Of table linen From W. W. "O''O
comery another passenger the same steamer VIZ,
taken three diamond brooches, eight gold souvenir
spoons and lot Of kid gloves and pipes
Bernard J. Tinney, the probate clerk in the sur
rocatos Office sails to-day with Mrs. Tinney OIL ID"
state Of Nebraska for trip to Europe.
Three new members were admitted to the Cotton
Exchange yesterday. They arc James H. hait anu
S Mchclbacher, of this city, and Edgar NaSh' ol T
folk on August 81 two seats in the EXCHANGE WIZ
he sold at auction. They were. owned By H. "a Dill
bingham and NJ. W. Stone.
The Docl, Commissioners yesterday requested Cor
poration Counsel Clark to bring suit against the OK
ecutors Of the estate of Moses Taylor to recover INC
cost OF repairing the bulkhcad between seVeh'ccn'
and Eighteenth sts., East River, amounting "
S5,O05 o..
The Union Trust Company yesterday filed claim
with the Controller demanding that the sum Oh ql''
O40 ~ overpaid by the company for personal uuAc'
I'm 1889 and 1cOO, DC rciunueu lhV 'i"'"' 80
under n recent Court Of Appeals decision.
The Academic Glasses for Girls" at No. 30 PARK
ave-. under the direction Of Miss Mary i. NmVon'
daughter of the Rev James b. Wilton, and MISS LOIS
Adelaide Bangs, viii be rcopened on the hrSI MUMMY
I'm October. The classes are especially ues's"'u "
prepare girls and young women for the haNru eN
amlnations, for admission to Barnard ana o'ner
colleges Daily instruction and pracnce are gwen III
physical exercises based the principles oil Desar
Matthew Riley, the well-known and popular presi-
dent Of the Driving Club of NcwYork, has been pros
trated with serious Illness at Twilight PARK HalheS
Falls in the Catsldlls. lie has been suffering from
blood pressure on the BRAIN due TO overWorA' lie Is
now rapidly recovering. Mr.. Riley says thag uhcro
will be highly enjoyable trOtting programme at
Fleetwood Park in the autumn.
Hiram De Revere slxtynine years old, who for
merly was q Custom House officer in this city, out
lately had been living with his married daughter
Mrs. Powell, in TarrytOwn, left his home on July ~
Intending TO visit friends in Brooklyn. and disappeared
The police were asked TO search for him yesterday.
The Columbia ballet at the Eden Musee is drawing
TO an end. The pretty girls will cease to dance on
August "a.
The Rev. James NJ Wilton. pastor of Trinity Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church. who in Europe, will return
in september He intends TO resign his passionate soon
after his return in consequence of the amount Oh "ok
which it entails in various outside duties
President Arnold of the Board Of Aldermen, as
Acting Mayor presided at meeting of the Board OF
City Record yesterday, in Mayor Grants absence
The members of the New-Yorl Irish Homo Rule
Climb are arranging for dinner TO be given to Judge
James Fitzgerald at DelmOnico's on his return from
Europe.
Edward Bechtoldt the green goods" king, was re
IcSSed on $4,000 bail yesterday. Louis H. Muller
retired milk-dealer OF No Is King-st becoming his
b0udsman. The Philadelphia POstOfnce Inspector who
il was said was going to rearrest Bechtodt was not
present
A rowing match took place recently at White Lake
Sullivan County, between women staying ut the DIFF
fercnt hotels. The distance was three-fourths OF a
mile The prize which handsome pennant was
won by Miss CafFrey, Of NewYork City.
william NJ MARITIME a lawyer at No. IL Broadway,
and brother of Judge Randolph T. MARITIME, who was
arrested by Detective Burlegh on charge OF passing
bogus checks was discharged at the Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday, the detective said he had been
unable to bring any of the bank officers to court.