New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
NETWORK CITY.

Auco totirs tho thrteen-year- old girl who. after
running away from home and sleeping IN Neh'ta'
Park for several nights applied to policeman lot
shelter from the rain on Tuesday night. was taken
TO Yorkvilc Police Court yesterday. Her story was
found TO be true and n Gerry agent was asked 10
return her to the home OF her brother at NO %
Monticello-ave. Jersey CITY.
Justice Slower OF the Supreme Court yesterday
dismissed OF the depositors Or the detunct
Madison Square Bank against the stockholders
TWO years ago the bank failed and receiver was
aprointcd The deposltors never paid In full.
md an action was brought In the name OF JACOB
Uirshfeld to make the stockholders liable
Tho frs, annual report Of the managers OF the
Manhattan State Hospital to the State Commits
sion I'm Iunacy FOR the year ending September 3D.
lsg6 has been published. The report from the man.
ayers among other things gives in detail the work
done by the standing and special committees
recommendations as TO buildings required at
Wards Island. and suggestions as 10 doing away
with the overcrowding at present inevitable There
f. also a long report from the general superntend-
ont and a statement from the treasurer
The Baron de Iirsch English day classes. COM
posed OF $50 Russian immigrant children. VINO are
being prepared FOR entrance into the public sccoos
will have an Independence Day entertainment IN
the auditorium OF the Educational Alliance Build
ing East Broadway and JeNerson-st, tomorrow"
morning at 1880 o'clock
Tho Italian Steamship Agents Pool which was
organized six months ago. AT No $ Mulberry-st,
for the purpose OF selling tickets over the lines run
ming TO Italy lost OF It's members yesterday
through the resignation OF Cesare Cont. Ills six
months membership was up, and. thinking that ne
d!d not get the same profits from the pooling ar
rangcncn, as he would working individually. he re-
signed
Postmaster Van Colt has heard that person
representing himself as William A Downey. a clerk
in the General Postotice IL seeking credit ana en-
deavorlng to rent rooms. promising to liqudate on
tn, first of the month when he has been paid. The
Postmaster announces that no such person Is con-
ncctcd with the Postoilce
The civil Service Commission will accept appica-
lions up the hour OF closing business on July y,
10 establish "A register of egibles for the place Of
steamiit,ers helper The eligibility OF applicants
will be determined upon age experience and In
tcl,igence. character as a workman ana physical
ability as shown In the applications filed by them.
Persons desiring TO compete should write 10 the
United States civil Service Commission. at Wash
ington y. C.. for application blank. and file
their applications soon as practicable.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for
s2O toward the support for a year of n worthy
family whose head has recently become blind. Up
~ srrlng the family had rot applied for help,
nor would II do so nov but for the great misfortune
which has overtakcn II. In a years time IL Is
hoped that both husband and wife VIII earn occu-
no,ions which will make them in future inde-
pendent OF charity. Any money sent Tor Tue case
IN tho Charity ORGANIZATION Society. No. los East
Twenty second-st.. will be promptly ana puDHcly
acknovledged.