New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Grand Jurv Yesterday dismissed the charge of
assault brought against Kate Co-gfove by FRANK On
nors On January Il she threw vtriol in his ia'e
because he refused to marry her. Connors would not
prosecute her.
1t is an unusual thing for Mayor Grant to perform
O marriage ceremony. but he was prevailed upon 70
do so BY n pretty bride who came 10 the CITY han
Yesterday The pair were Leopold Goldstein OF no
Sos Second ave. and Mis-, Frances Sockmann, OF NJ"
7o4 Ninth.ave. The only witnesses T. the ceremony
were Secretary Wills Holly and Eddie" Iicthcrion
the Mayors messenger. All kissed the BRIDE
Postmaster Van Colt has appointed George H.
Mason Of Broohyn. assistant superintendent oi inc
registry department, in pace OF Charles L. Te"!'
resigned.
Carl August Sampson. The professional strong man.
sailed for England on the TcutOnc yesterday III inc
custody Of the officers of the ship He eXtiadtcd
On the charge Of stealing jewels worth Sl,jOo from
Mrs. Marsarc. Bernstein in London.
The trial Of James d. IIallcn charged with retaining
500 Jclonsing TO the United states Commercial! Com
pany and Collection Agency, Of which he was counsel
was continued In General sessions Yesterday william
C. jones' president Of the company. has been on the
witness stand for two days. The prisoner Is cross
examining him.
Pans for the improvement Of the Castle Garden
grounds were approved by the Pnrk Beard ycstcrcai
as was senat. bill No lao which approprisics SD,
Oo0 for fitting up and cqupping the new north wing
OF the Metropolitan Museum o: Art. Mrs. Clendenen
Graydon got permission place drinking fountain IN
the Battery Place front OF Battery Park In honor 81
her husbands memory
Tho boards of managers OF both the Produce and
Cotton exchanges adopted resolutions YESTERDAY n
dorsng the protest formulated by the Associated Banks
in opposition the bill reducing the legal rate Of III
tercst in this state to , per cent.
BEGINNING to-day. there will 10 one meeting dAily
otfcui of La
change nsteaI Of two as heretofore.
Fr Dufais. who resigned, from the Cotton Ey-
change when lie was appointed Consul - Havre by
President Cleveland reelected yesterday to mem
| bershp in the exchange.
The final reading in the delightful course By f. Hop
knson smith and Thoma, Nelson Page takes place at
Days Theatre at II O'Clock this morning.
The Tribune Yesterday received $40 from f. and
S. for the Russian Relief Fund.
A new STYLE Of street car was run in Broadway YES
cIday and attracted great deal Of att ntion il i
not one OF the cabiccar'. - many supposed. but
is the ordinary surfncc car with recent Improvement
built BY BrOwncli d Coz Of -. Louis. and Is making
lis trial trip, in Broadway II is painted much Ike
the present Broadway cars. but Is abOut nine feet
longer and seven inches wider. The platforms also
nearly twice long those Of tn Old cars. and
arc closed On one side 50 that passengers ct
and OIL on the outer side only.
IIancke & RiOsdan. the cotton firm who. durinc The
big furry in the market January which pre- 'doi
Tho present d"prcs Ion were compelled T. suspend.
lave arranged their affairs and been rein acd by the
loald Of managers Of the Cotton Exchange. and will
resume business to-day.
At n special meeting Of the Life Assurance Aseocia-
ton Of cwYork az the Aston House Yesterday, ap
pIOpIiac resolutions adopted In regard b. Glorl
Morse speaking in the highest terms Of his many cx
cellent Qualities.
a meeting Of the Produce Exchange was held yes
terday 10 take suitable action on The death Of Colonel
Edmnad i. JOY. Fuo2is'ic resolutions were intro
duced by Joseph :. Thayer and spec hes wcIr made
by b. G.. Coles. Alfred Churchman and !. II. Parker