New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

John Linton Chapman. the artist, and his wife
Genevleve OF Pelham Road Baychester' were as
charged by Magistrate Mott In the Morrisania
Court Yesterday She accused him Of assault and
he made counter-charge OF laTc'hS' "o'" '""iS'9
were Withdrawn.
Fuino Glampapa the Italian shoemaker. OF No
,q East hundred "A nd -sevonteenth-st. who on
August stabbed Katie and Rosa Well. OF NO f9
Icast Elehiy-oghth-st. was yesterday sentenced to
i've years In state Prison by Recorder Golf
The Sunday trips Of the steamers between New
York and Ncw-Havcn. leaving Pier No. % East
River have been discontinued FOR the season
The steamers will leave the pier on other days OF
the week az usual. making connections at New
Haven 10 and from railroad points.
The Central Railroad OF Ncw-Jerscys last cx-
cursion OF the season to Mauch Chunk Glen
Onoko and the Swtchback Railroad will be run
tomorrow. A special train. with a luncheon car
attached will leave the station at Liberty-st and
North River at $3.50 a. m, and VIII return about
D.
The Tribune has received $40 from the Emergency
Circle OF Kings Daughters OF Bennington. VI. for
the Tenement House Circle OF Kings Daughters
and Sons at No. II Madson-st. NewYork. and SO
from IT VI. D." for William Palette. OF No. 235
West Twenty fourth-st, who attempted suicide on
Sunday.
Postmaster Dayton has been Informed that the
steamship Tacoma arrived at Tacoma on Saturday
with mails from China and Japan. which will ar
rive here Thursday.
School Inspector oliver B. Stout. OF the Third
District which comprises the Ninth and sixteenth
wards handed his resignation to Mayor Strong
Yesterday. Mr. Stout has been school inspector
for the last nine years Recently he removed
by mistake. lie was afterward reinstated.
The New-York Baptist ministers held their first
weekly conference since their summer vacation
yesterday. in the rooms Of the American Baptist
~.
Richard Hartley presided \ resolution was unan-
mous.y adopted ndorsng President Roosevelt and
his associates Of the Police Board In their Efforts
TO secure the enforcement OF tho Excise laws. and
declaring that any changes in the laws favor
sunday opening will be vigorously opposed
The White Star freighier Cevlc. which arrived
here yesterday from Liverpool. brought fourteen
foxhounds seven cows, bull. two bulldogs and
one pony.
on board the Ward Line steamer City OF Wash
ington which arrived yesterday at Quarantine from
Havana. five passengers who did not have
the necessary certificates Of accllmatization from
Or. Burgess at Havana; they were transferred to
Hoffman Island for observation. and will be dis
charged tomorrow If all well
The latest structure erected by the New-York
Board OF Fire Underwriters is at No. 24O West
Thrtieth-st., and will be occupied by Fire Patrol
No. g. which has been qusrtered at No. l0i West
Thirtieth-st. The new building. which was de-
signed by Messrs. D'Oench & Simon. will be open
for inspection to-day.
mass-meeting under the auspices OF the
XXXIVth Assembly District Organization City
Vigilance League. will be held at the Bethany
Presbyterian Church. One-hundred- and thirty-sev
enth-st.. east OF Willis-ave. on the evening OF
Tuesday. September II. Police Commissioners
Roosevelt and Parker will be present and will de
liver addresses
officers McCort and ONe OF the Customs ser
vice. took TO the Barge Office yesterday 1000 cigars
nineteen yards OF silk and ten dozen silk handker-
chiefs seized from the bark Lucy Nichols. from
Hong Kong consigned to Smith & Shipper No 81
Wall-si.
At recent meeting Of the Board OF Managers of
the I.otos Club, Colonel David b. Sickels was
unanimously elected treasurer OF the club to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF Edward b.
Harper