New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
NETWORK CITY.

One of the new appointments OF Eastern Manager
Odon of the Associated Press has been that OF Johh
Neville to charge Of all the local news pertaining
to- the Stock Exchange and Wall Street interests MI
Neville Is an experienced and competent newspaper
man. and has a wide circle of friends in the down
town district.
Philip Chatter. who forged letter to Alfred V.
De Goicoura the broker at No. is Broad ST., ASKING
for loan of go sentenced to be imprisoned Tor
nne months yesterday. Judge MARITIME fixed the
punishment In General Sessions.
The receipts Of the New-York Custom House for
September amount to more than 81 100000 MS Is
over 81 1880 In Of the receipts for Sep
tember 1891. The books had not been entirely cioseo
when these figures taken. and the exact hgureS
will not be known until to-day.
The agents OF the steamship Scandal yesterday pad
fine of 500 to the Collector OF Customs for the ten
adult eteerage passengers who died of cholera during
the voyage to this port e..,.
Beginning to-day, the Providence ana e'omhs'o"
Steamship Company will make great cut In the roes
from New.York to all Eastern points by Doth the
Providence and the stonington lines. The fare 10
Boston will be reduced from 81 TO 3D. ana 10 rro''
dence and Worcester from 80 to So % Correspond
ing reductions 10 all Eastern points Will be MADE
The Executive Committee OF the Union for the
Improvement of the Canals OF the state of Ncwfork
mat Yesterday afternoon at the rooms of the Board
Of Trade ard Transportation. Orlando b. POttcr
presided. programme for the sessions of the CON
vention TO be held in Buffalo on October 10 was
drawn up
Tho steamship Alliance, now loading at the ROBERTS
Stores Brooklyn for Rosario. in the Argentine ne
publc is TO carry that place large quantities OF
agricultural machinery. besides other freight whch IS
being delivered TO her by the railroads This com
MERGE was formerly conducted by lines from England
The funeral Of James W. Cropsy, the comedian.
tier known In theatrical circles as James Mas TOOK
place yesterday morning at r. J. Droddy's under
takers rooms No. III Thrd-ave. The funeral ser
vices conducted by the order OF EiRs' hAhi'eu
Fuller James Armstrong reading the customary scr
vice A number Of theatrical people were in at
| tendance among them being John Phillips. Harry
Palmer Jacob Spies. John Hogan and several mem
bers Of Harrgans company.
The Circulo ColonCervaDtes. No. ITO Fifthave''
the first Spanish and Spanish American social club es-
tablished in this city, will be opened for inspection
today, from 10 IL p. nj
Miss Mary O'Hagan has been appointed teacher
in Grammar School No 70
Recorder smyth In General Sessions yesterday sen
fenced August Kentsch to imprisonment for fifteen
wears and half the defendant having been convicted
NJ setting fire TO the tcncmenth house No 2o3 Chfyste-
a. on Jnne o. Kicntsch had a barroom In the build
inc. insured for $500. The Recorder said that he
would have given the maximum sentence, impTSoh-
ment for life, had anybody been hurt In the fire.
Tho Alameda arrived at San Francisco on Thurs
day with mails from Melbourne, september 81 sgd
new September 81 Auckland, september TO- and Homo
mlu September 90 due to arrive here Tuesday morn
ing The next mail for Australia, New Zealand ana
Hawaii will close at 6 30 p. IN. on october 9.
The Rev. II. T. MoEwen, pastor OF the Fourteenth
Street Presbyterian Church, will deliver an address
nj the Gospel service In the Young Mems Institute,
No 22o Bowery, tomorrow at p. m Music VIII
be furnished by a male quartet Of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church
The speaker at the meeting OF the East Eighty
sixth st. branch OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock Will be Dr.
j. Walter Hardy.
n G.. Cooper of sturgis. Mich, formerly Of Com
psny f. oath New York Infantry, and wife, are WISHING
the family OF A. A. Forman No 231 Putnam ave,
BROOKLYN. On Monday Mr.. Cooper goes to Fulton,
n. Y, TO meet his regiment.
A regular meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the National Association Of Amateur Oarsmen will be
held on October ID at the Gilsey House at p. m.