New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
NETWORK CITY

Colonel W. b. Hayes, under Indictment for perjury
in whose case the jury disagreed Thursday, was
admitted to bail in $4,000 yesterday. lie deposited
the cash.
". F. Howe served on District Attorney Nico yes
terday copies OF afidavits which he will base his
motion for trial in the case OF Carlyle W.
Harris. Tho papers contain no allegations that have
not already been published.
Recorder Smyth In General Sessions yesterday sen
fenced Thomas b. Stctson to the state Prison for
FIVE years for forging his brothers name to number
Of checks. The brother is j. b. Stcson. broker In
Broadway.
AT the annual meeting OF the Ale Brewers AsSocla
ton of the States York and NewJcrsey, which
was held yesterday at No. "a Park Place the follow
ing officers were elected President, Charles halte
New York; vice-preSident, Frederick w. WoeIz, New
York treasurer, John II. Baanline Newark secre-
tary, A. E. J. Tovey, New-York; trustees, Joseph NJ
KNAPP, A. Altenbrand. c. c. Causcn, C. W. Ferris
william l.. Flanagan. j. NJ. Fuller, Lou, b. schram,
John F. Roffman, +. Underhll and ID. G. luengling
The steamship HALEY, which arrived here yeser
day from Santos Brazil. reported that on January
the ships cook Robert Dords1n died from yellow
fever and buried nj He was forty years od
and was taken sick after the steamer left santos
No other cases Of yellow fever appeared on board
secret session OF the Ludlow court OF inquiry was
held at the Army Building. in Whchal>t.. yesterday
The session OIL the court WIS lor puIP"o' vi '"N
ing up It's report. The report will not be made puiic
here but will be forwarded TO Washington.
The Governors Island boat began running to It's
old landing place at the Barge Office Yesterday, after
a three-years use Of Pier No. 3, East River Tn"
landing Of the Ellis Island boat In the slip has here
tofore prevented its by the boat from Governors
Island.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company's steamship
Empress Of China sailed from Hong Kong January -
for Victoria. b. C.
The Rev. W. Justin Harsha. pastor OF the Second
Collegiate Reformed Church. will deliver an address
to young men at the East Eighty sxth-Nt branch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association to morrow alter
noon at o'clock
The non -churchgoers are filling up the Union square
Theatre meetings OH Sunday afternoons and nights
Already five gamblers have quit their business ana
have swung In line with the services. Iomorro"
the Rev. c. H. Yatman speaks especially to that class
Under Sheriff John b. sexton, Tammany Hal
leader Of the XXIITd Assembly District. Yesterday
filed with the Buildings Department tho plans for the
new home Of the Pontiac Club. the social annex oi
Tammany Hall in that district which Is t" b" built
In Amsterdam. ave-, near Eeltyfst-st. The luiding
will be four stories high and will have a frontage Of
fifty feet and a depth OF ninety-nine feet. The cost
is estimated at $4,000.
Controller Myers offered resolution IN the matter
OF the Mulberry Bend Park at the meeting Of the
Board Of street Opening yesterday which was adopted
providing that the property within the area
of assessment shall pay IL per cent, and the other
S. per cent OF the expense he borne by the city ThlS
will require the property owners to pay about S@''4
600 and the city about 81 100000 The Commits
sioners OF Appraisal and Assessment fixed the prop
erty-owners' proportion at so per cent, or about
S46s,COO.
A silver testimonial will be presented to Paul H.
du Chaillu at the rooms OF The American Geographical
society," No IL West Twenty ninth ST.. Oh Monday
afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
The steamship Progresso. which arrived here yes
terday from San Francisco, reported that when III
the Straits OF Magellan she passed the United States
lighthouse steamer Columbine. The Columbihe was
on her way from this port to Portland. Ore. She
left here on October 90
John Van Claim. receiver OF the Equitable ke
serve Fund Life Association, mas filed his accounts III
the Supreme Court. Since March Il. 1892 ne has
received $74l47 90 and paid out S56,0l4 IS.
On the recommendation OF George Bell. ms referee,
JudCe Barrett has awarded decree OF absolute d.
yorce to Mrs Mile Amelia Pcleram from her hua
band Charles Rogers Pelgram, son OF the well known
silk manufacturer OF Paterson n. J. Mr.. Pclgram
did not oppose the action but asked that IA DEFINITE
sum be fixed as alimOny and $1,000 was allowed to
her. The decree provides that Mr. Pelgram be not
allowed to marry during Mrs Pegrams lifetime.