New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
NETWORK CITY.


,s Dow Dr w H. Potts has filed protest against
roorso Cor uouor-store near 81. Thomas'N chapel
~ No o3O East Sxticth-st. The law pr'hioi's INC
Granting of license for a barroom on the sa"e S"'''
and within 200 feet of church or Sehoo''
Corporation Counsel Clark has furnished 10 INC ~"
Commissioners an opinion dchEi"7 "''' '9 -
code 10 the Board OF Aldcrmen'S request !" ~ 'r
n section Of Tompkins Square for chi''cH f"'
ground.
Controller Myers received an express pachaee 'o.'
Montclair ~ j., yesterday, containing ~ Vt. ho'e
nos i,closod from the cashier OF the Monclar blhN
aging that the money came from customer ""oso
taxes had not been paid through an error ou' u'o
name was not given. The 'on'roifcr pa NV
money TO the credit Of the "Conscience fu"u'
The A,dcrmcn's committee which is to pass upon
" allnight9 excise licenses VIII meet at ~ H.
day for organization. President Arhoiu'
don't Noonan and Aldermen Mead and Morgan arc
o,,ionai for chairman. hard struggle Tor the place
Is predicted.
The Union Ferry Company YESTERDAY paiu 4-'''i'
,.o ,he ctv treasury lis percentage upon Income Tor
the ouarter ending April l. The dispute over '"o
terms of the lease IS still unsettled
II n Armour che grain merchant, Is foreman OF
tho Federal Grand Jury which sworn In yesterday
Indigo Brown. In the United states Circuit Court.
Yesterday ecntenced Guido Raggazin TO two years an"
half in the Erie County Iententnry for selling
fraudulent naturalization papers Inns Is o''0 Vi VI"
cases unearthed by John l. Davenport
Rob,rt X. Colfax, for many years an attendant III
the United states Circuit Court. was appointed orier
of the court Yesterday, in place OF william l. SINFUL
who is dead.
The monitor Puritan, tho largest OF the hVc osup'c
,rr,eted Monitors was put into the dry dock at the
NAVY Yard Yesterday TO have her bottom cicahed' III
spcctcd and painted.
On and after May IS the regular weekly shlcs Vi
stocks and bonds OF A. II. Muller son VIII 'aNc
Mace Mt the NcwYors Real Estate Salcsroom no III
Broadway.
General Passenger Agent Lambert. OF the west
shore has issued book OF convenient SIC tat VIII
no anpreciatcd rs TIE summer draws near II IS en-
,rod . suburban Homes along the West Shore and Is
fpu a., concise and desirable Information 10 those VINO
are seeking either transient or permanent arrange
ments for country living. The West shorc also an
pounces special excursion for saturday, May 60 10
Niagara Falls tickets TO be good for three days
At the inquest held yesterday the body Of Adam
Kane the policeman who was stabbed on April 10
| in CiIand.st Thomas Kelly, tho accused man, was
fonnd guIlty OF the murder by the coroner > jury
The prisoner made defence, ard the jury pronounce
| him guilty without leaving their seats. Kelly was
| committed to the Tombs by Coroner Messemcr with
ont bail. TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Colonel Jacob RUPERT. who arrived here yesterday
IN the steamship City Of New-Yorl brought with him
four valuable ST. Bernard dogs which he had purchased
| abroad.
| J. J. Grnlinton, who arrived here yesterday on the
steamship City Of NcwYork, Is tue representative OF
Ceylon for the Worlds Fair. lie Is Heihocr Vi INC
| ROYAL Geographical Society.
| At the meeting Of tic Board OF Directors Oh the
Maritime Exchange yesterday, handsomely cngrossed
| testimonial was presented 10 Richard Quincy eX
prcsldcn. of the Maritime Association. Eight new
members were admitted
pohert r Wiseman, who has been stcnographcr to
| Colonel Weber for two years was yesterday promoted
IN he private secretary. lie will receive salary Of
| 81, 500 year
The Tribune yesterday received 81" 30 from The
r,,h ,;isson sunday school, Brooklyn" for the Rus
| Sian Famine Fund.
| The funeral of Colonel David L. Gardiner was held
Yesterday morning st. Jamess Church, Madisonave.
| and seventy nrstst The assistant minister, the Rev
| Rowland s. Nichols oficated.
Tb. wear book and register Of the parish OF Trinity
| Church for 1892 will be issued In a couple OF days
IL gives brief sketch Of It's seven churches ana 'he
work they doing. The table OF general s'a'lSucS
shows that there GOA communicate 3,o2o pupils
In the Sunday schools, GG7 in the daily PARISH Schools
oa1 in tho parish night schools, and 30 in the
industrial schools The total collections amounted T.
| s4s SOB 80; the appropriations for parish purposes
amounted 10 $45.139 90 and for purposes outside the
| parish, Sj1,72l 80.
| The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
Yesterday appointed the standing committees Tor ue
wear The only changes the filling Of the places
made vacant by the election Of Francis X. Sturgis a
| president.
| The failure Of Thomas J. Waters, membcc OF The
| Produce Exchange, announced yesterday. Mr.
Waters was long on July wheat to the extent Of 10000
| bushels.
| Frederick E.. Klcnzlc, twcntycight years Old, who
| has been a lcttcr-carrer since July -, 1883, died
yesterday afternoon, Just a he was starting on his
80 O'Clock delivery. lie had passed out Of the
Mails It. entrance OF the POstofcc, when he sank 20
| the sidewalk lie carried into the building, but
died before an ambulance arrived. lie lived at NO.
$50 Mulberry-s Heart disease tic probable cause
| OF death
The men and who arrested b. Captain
Sevn's Tuesday night In several disorierly
houses In Cherry James and Water sts. ragned
| in the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning The
propretors held In $500 bail for trial the women
each fined 81; most Of the men were discharged