New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
NETWORK CITY.

The Court Of oyer and Terminer adjourned
until Tuesday by Justice Barrett Yesterday. 1t being
announced that Justice ngrnham, who has been hold
ing that court for some time, was slightly ndsposed
from OverwOrk.
Mayor Grant has been requested by secretary
Brown, Of the National Mining Congress- which meets
IN Helena, Mont, July l.. 10 name delegates from
this city, Members OF the Stock and Mining exchanges
will probably be selected by the Mayor.
The members Of the Produce Exchange will vote OF
Monday Oh the question Of closing the exchange on
the Saturday before July 4.
Spot corn is scarce on the Produce Exchange. II
opened yesterday at 81 bushc, and closed at
50 cents buslcl
J. ". White and s. T. Hubbard who were elected
members OF the Board Of Managers Of the Cotton Ex-
change have refused TO serve, and s +. Russell and
Charles W. Ide have been elected by the Board OF
Managers 20 fill the vacancies.
The state Board of Health will meet at the Murray
Hill Hotel al IL O'Clock this morning
The Tribune yesterday received So from s. NJ. W"
| for the Babies Hospital Fund
an W."-Thc Tribune has received 81 toward The
relief Of Mrs Neason and her children. aud has sent
| the money 20 her address.
The body Of Nicholas Nchacs. the liquor dealer Of
| No. 27G seventh ave- who drowned IN the North
River on Saturday afternoon, found the pier
at Forty -sevcnthst yesterday afternoon Nothing had
been seen Of the body Of Miss Smonson, who was In
| the rowboat with Michaels when the boat was run
down and cut asunder by Mr.. Vauderblts steam yacht
| Alva.
| Families living on the five floors OF the Peerless
Flats Al No. 900 West Fiftccntlst., were alarmed by
a fire in the dumb waiter shaft at q. yesterday.
| They Ge1 to the street and called the fremcn. As
the shaft had a brick lining. II held the flames until
| the ircmen had time TO extlnguish them, and the
| damage did not exceed $500.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of the City Controller Of Chicago inviting BIDS for the
sale of Chicago gold bonds. Tie bids Will be received
up to June 20. and the bonds 10 be sold en-
brace 1921 900 Of the city water onn bonds. $4,000
Of the Iivcrimprovcmcnt bonds, and 100000 OF the
sewerage bonds Of the denomination Of ~ 900 each.
Tho bonds are 10 twenty Years at per cent in
terest, and to be dated July ], 1892, as they viii
| replace like amount maturing on that date.
Judgments amounting 10 417o37 Is against the
| city have been filed in the Finance Department Ia
favor OF Robert BODyngc, Marion L. Carroll Woodbury.
| Iangdon, Matthew Wilkes. G. l. NOtbect, Walter
Langdon and Louisa ID. Kane. The judgments are the
| result OF a Supreme Court decision, affirmed by the
Court Of Appeals for wharf privileges and lands under
| water acquired by the Dock Department.
| Tie funeral Of Mrs. Wellman, wife Of Francis l..
Wellman Assistant District Attorney, took Place yes
terday morning al her husband, home. No 49, Lcxing-
| ton-avc. Mrs. Wolmsn died Monday last The
burial in woodlawn.
The Rev. C. p. johnson, Of Jacksonville Pla., Is
| now In this city. working for the educational and
lgious interests Of the coorcd people Of Florida lie
MAY be found addressed III Room 81, Bible House.
and all contributions which may be made To him will
be duly acknowledged in the public prints.
| The primary department of Grammar school No. 20
| was without a principal Yesterday In accordance
with the decision Of the Board Of Education Wcdncs
day. superintendent Jasper yesterday sent notice OF
her removal from the place Of principal 10 Mrs Louise
NJ Galigan. Her successor has not been appointed.
Thomas II. Burchel, the trader who cut bnllian,
swah ut the stock Exchange about two years ago. has
| sold his seat in tlc Exchange lie the talk OF
weeks at the time and by his vigorous bear methods
earned the nickname OF Jack the Ripper EdwoId
C. Anncss and On. stcr simmons have been elected
| members of the Exchange Mr.. simmons is stepsoi
| II ". f.. Conner.
There wers rimor, in Wall street yesterday of heavy
shipments Of gold 10 be made t0-mC rrow Yesterday
| however only 100000 engaged nj III. sub
| Treasury the firm taking II being Kuhn Loeb a Co.
Tho steamer Pilgrim, Of the Fall River Line. which
struck a sandbar In fog of Goat Island. Newport
llarbOr. on "wednesday night, arrived here all night
yesterday morning, and sailed for Fall River on tim'
last night. No damage done 10 the steamer anc
few o. the passengers knew that she had touched tn
bottom.
Among the passengers sailing on the Hamburg
American steamship NGrmannia yesterday MIR
and Mrs. Garrct A. Hobart, Dr. c. X. Holrncs, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall f. Lehcrts, J. c. Wallace, Dr. T.
Macdonald. c. W. l.. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
| Mitchell.
DIR. jenkins. Health Officer Of the Port. yesterday
discovered three cases Of smallpox among the immi
greats from the steamship saale who were landed o.