New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
NETWORK CITY.


Coroner Tuthn held inquest yesterday In the
case OF 0ottlieb George Heusser. who was Killed
on Sep,omhcr by falling down a hatch~ay at
No g. Crosby-st. while In the employ Of H. lieber-
knecht q Co Tho jury rendered verdict that
Heusser came to his death by falling down the
hatchway from the fourth 10 tho ground Moor. in
a manner unknown to tho jury and censured the
nroprietors for not enforcing the use OF proper
safeguards for the prevention OF tn" accident
The Kings Daughters gave dinner and enter
tainment at Mizpah Chapel Fifty-seycnih-st. west
OF Ninth-ave last evening. The dinner was served
IN the parors OF the church. which were ,ase-
fully decorated with tho National coors. Tho en-
tertainment which followed was under the super
vision OF Miss Anna Earle. and consisted OF vocal
and instrumental music and m address by tho
pastor Of tho church. the Rev. George & Avery.
The Reception Committee consisted OF Miss ANN
Falls Miss Rebecca Dale Miss Eleanora Putnam.
Mrs NJ s IAttcheld, Mrs. {. r Beare Miss l-yda
Roberts and Mrs. s. Heinicha- Among thos" pres
ent werr the Rev NJ &. Littlefeld. Mr.. and Mira
w p Hatch Charles 4. Lieb. John Mcintyre.
Miss Jennie Moore Miss Osborne. Miss Mary
Reuss Miss Violet Murray VI. o. Cross. Charles
Earle Miss Tina Hnrtlleb and Mrs. Hlaisdc1. The
proceeds Of the evening go toward defraylng Inc
expenses OF a church organ
Tho women Of the Advisory Board Of St Bar
nabas House No 800 Mulberry-st. gave a rcccp-
ton yesterday afternoon 20 their friends ana to
OF
CITY Mission Society. which conducts tho charl-
,ab,e work connected with the Institution. Among
the guests were Bishop Potter. tn" Rev Or.
George f. Nelson and other clergymcn. a lunch
con served
Tho old American brgantinc II. II Wright. OF
Portland Me. bought yesterday by a party
OF Klondike gold -seekers. who VIII sail her around
the Horn TO the Yukon. The vessel Is now at Port
land where she recently arrived. after being dam
in aies al
for her long and perilous trip through two oceans
She was built In 1863 at Searsport. Me; registers
$40 tons and measures in length III feet
A suit was begun in the Supreme Court yester-
day by Herman Wronkow against Henry Clay
Miner tho theatrical manager. 10 eoreclose mort
gage Of $1,000 on property at Madison-avc and
sixty-th,rd-st on account OF default in interest
due Mr. Wronkow alleges that under the terms
~ the mortgage. II interest was defaulted for
twenty days the principal and interest should be
come At once due and payable Mrs. Miner is made
co-defendant In the SUN
Justice Andrews has appointed John H. Mueller
receiver for the firm OF Albert Teuen Co.
bakers Mt Nos. 5s2 and 5H Hudson-st. In pro-
ceedings for a dissolution OF the partnership
brought nv Mr. Mueller the "Co" OF the firm,
against Mr. Tietjen The business. II IL asserted.
Is perfectly solvent. the plant ana goodwin being
valued at 10000 and the liabilities being probably
only 1880 The recevershp Is sought to settle
partnership dispute.
Tho annual meeting OF tho Military Order of
Foreign Wars Of the United States. New-York
Commandery. will be held at tho Brevoort House
tomorrow evening. Commander David Banks VIII
hold a reception after tho meeting for tho com
panions OF the Order.
A set Of streetcar equipments shipped TO
Copenhagen yesterday on the steamship IIekla. OF
the Thingvalla Line, to n syndicate formed In Dem
mark for the Introduction OF air-motor- power In
Scandinavian countries for streetcar-transit pur-
poses
resolution was introduced at tho meeting OF
tho Board Of Aldermen yesterday afternoon pro
posing to change the following street names: Elm
ST. to Lafayette Place Clinton Place to East and
West Eighth-st Barrett-st TO East One-hundred-
and st. and Hughes-st. TO Jefferson-avc