New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
EEW-YORK CITY.

CORPORATION Counse, Scott yesterday accepted the
designations of Mortimer a. Ruger and David r
paly Junior law clerks at salaries OF W." ano
ssn, a year respectively. Mr. Ruger said that he
resigned TO go into private practice Mr.. DAILY has
accepted the place OF private secretary to Justice
Giegerich IN the Supreme Court. at $3.50 a year
The latter Is a son OF cxPubc Works Commits
s.oner Michael r. Daily. Nine. Carre, formerly
private secretary to Street Cleaning Commissioners
Warsng was appointed typewriter In the Law
Department. al $1,000 year
The forty-sixth annual statement OF the United
States Life Insurance Company in the City OF New
York shows total assets OF 2ss 3D. The surplus
on the former basis OF valuation q. e., American
table and AZ per cent INTEREST," Is sl0s)6is 10 The
payrnents to policy holders in 1886. dividends. death
claims matured endowments. etc. were Slo4N2 ~
The president is George II. Burford. and the home
office is Nos. 2sl. 9s2 and 263 Broadway.
A meeting Will be held on Sunday al p m. IN
Ch;ckering Hall TO commemorate the seventy-nfth
h;r;hda- o, John w Hutchinson. OF Lynn Mass
",he veteran of song" The American Temperance
In'on Of which Mr.. Hutchinson was one OF the
founders has arranged the reception.
A jury before Coroner Dobbs rendered verdict
Yesterday censuring the New-fork New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company for not proVidihg
eaferuards AGAINST accidents near Van Ness Sta
ton in the Annexed District. This 's where John
G. Green ten-year-old child who lived az Van
Ness was run over and killed by freight train a
few days
Coroner's Physician Huber has made an autopsy
on tho bodv OF the unknown man found dead .ast
Tuesday in Fordham Heights. near the Kingsoridse
Road with strap around his neck II was al
first thought thai the man had been strangled with
,he sirap but DR. Huber found tha; death was
due 10 natural causes There no srangula
tlOD.
At meeting OF the directors OF the American
Machinis, Publishing Company, held yesterday. the
following officers were elected: Angers Sinclair,
president; Frederick J. Miller vice-presdent. and
Tohn 4 Hill treasurer and managing director
The Tribune has received 81 from the FIRST Pres
byterian Church OF Oceanic. y j.. for the AT
menian Relief Fund OF the Red Cross Society.
The free class in architectural and mechanical
drawing at Senior Evening School NO 58 In west
FYr,v-second-st near Eighth-ave., Will resume o.
night II s under the charge or TWO instrnc" g.
Students Of architecture, machnists stone-cGt rs
masons carpenters cabinetmakers and those "orh-
ing AT the trades in general, wishing 10 joia this
class should apply on any school evening between
7 and o'clock.
Adolph Strobel twenty years Old OF No 42p
East Seventy-second-st.. who was arrested on sus-
ricion OF causing the death OF Matthias Goettler.
who was found dead in the rear OF a brewery al
No 4D6 East Forty y-seventh-s last FRIDAY, was ar
ra.gned before Magistrate Mott In YorkviIle Ponce
Court YESTERDAY strobel rernanded 10 the
custody OF the Coroner
Magistrate Deuel. IN the Centre Street Court yes
terday held FOR trial in 300 bail each Wof Avener
OF PHILADELPHIA and Isaac Falpe. OF No IS Ridge
ST., who are accused OF trying to blackmail the
Rev Aris Idchtensten. OF the Mariners Temple.