New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

Perrin II. Sumner who is charged with trying 10
bribe Cuthbert r. Safery to identify William Wrghe
the Astor House suicide as George H. Edgar, was aa-
mitted TO bail in 1000 yesterday. Michael W. bra
ley a butcher Of No. 1877 Westinghouse Decano ii
| bondsman.
Mayor Grant received letter fiom the Unlteo states
Illuminating Company yesterday informing him 'ha'
all its poles and wires in Broadway between FOUR
ccnth and Houston sts had been removed In oDeuehce
to the orders of the Board of Electrical Control
&C. C. En-The address Of william Hearst Is, care
| of The Examiner" san Francisco, CAL
Orders have been received by Rear-Admral Brainc
from Secretary Tracy TO provide berth 1or the hc"
third class cruiser Bennington, pending report OH
her recent trial trip which Is to determine hcr "'
ceptance by the Government She is now al EaS'
Tbrteenthst and will probably be taken to the Navy
Yard to-day.
At the Office Of J. ~ Ceballos & Co. yesterday it
was said that II was not thought that the injuries TO
Mr.. Ceballoss mother, who was injured by iaillhs
downstairs on Wednesday, would prove la'ai' 0pe
was badly Injured however,
The Board of Civil Service Examiners met again
in Cooper Union yesterday, TO complete the eSafhlna
lion of the sixtytwo candidates for places as cerhS
in the various city departments III VIII hot NC hno"
for two weeks who the successful men III the eA-
animation are. Another meeting VIII DE heIn 'ou"S
To determine the relative fitness of about hteen can
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Excise Commissioners Fitzpatrick and Koch, who
were indicted on Wednesday, gave ball In SloVo eacn
in General Sessions yesterday. John }. McDohougi'
sier of the Excise Board, became surety for them
Marion ManoIa. the actress, among the passen-
cers arriving on the steamer City Of New-iorK' from
Liverpool, yesterday.
The Excise Reform Association, the City REFORM
Club and other bodies have formally asked nearing
before the Assembly Excise Committee On the p'ii
substituted for the Schaaf bill The new bill mas Deei
ordered TO second reading, but not printed, So dU
nobody but the committee knows is provisions.
Iobn A. Jansen one Of the most prominent mem
hong ~ the Maritime Exchange, and also well known
| IN the fr,it trade died on Wednesday night at his
homo IN Rrooklyn He caught cold at a funeral on
| Tnesdav and It developed into pneumonia. He was
forty-fve years old.
W. schau tr, of Muller schal No. 81 Wallst''
and Edward A. Rollins were yesterday electcd MEM
bers of the Stock Exchange. MI Rollins Is SUI Vi
Gustavus A. Rollins, who died short time ago anu
was the Oldest member Of the Stock Exchange at the
time OF his death.
At n meeting of the Wholesale Grocers Association
OF New-York City and its vicinity, held at the Mcr-
camille Exchange yesterday, resolution vas unahl-
mously adopted protesting against any interference
with the present rate of interest now established ny
law.
The Afro.Amcrican League of New-York state an
nounces that the annual convention OF the League
will be held at Albany on Monday, May a. fouI Vi
the work of the convention will be the election OF dele
rates 10 the annual convention Of the AfroAmerIcah
League of the United States, to he held NJ hhoA'''
Tenn. on July IA.