New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
NETWORK CITY.

Captain OBrien, Of the Detective Bureau. re-
ceived a letter yesterday from the chief constable
Of Hove suburb of Brighton. England Inform
Ing him that five 81 90 per cent Pennsylvania
Railroad bonds Nos 92G. 1921 29,S2s 29s29 and
1890 were stolen there on February 20, and ask
ing him to prevent their sale In this country.
Among the passengers who sail to-day for Medi-
terranean ports on the North German Lloyd steam
or Fulda are f. Marion Crawford. W. NJ. Cabot.
Mr. and Mrs S. W. Fairchd. Colin Mackenzie.
Walter L. Suydam and J. f. Wood
The Committee on Plan and Scope Of tho Grant
Monument Committee which has IN charge the ar
engagements and details for tho great celebration
attendant upon the dedication of tho Grant Monu-
ment. met in private session in the Mayors office
Yesterday Il is proposed TO invite the President.
his Cabinet the Diplomatic Corps. Governors OF
States and military, naval and civic digntaries 20
the ceremonies Not the least feature Of the ceebra-
ton will be ths attendance Of one or two Chinese
men-of-war. Other nations will send vessels TO
make up the naval pageant.
The North German Lloyd steamship Havel Will
sail at 3 p m. on Tuesday next instead of 10 a. m
on that day.
Darius Miller has been appointed vce-presldent
in general charge OF the traffic department of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad.
Coroner's jury decided yesterday that the
death of x-Detective-Sergeant Dennis Fogarty,
who was knocked down by Broadway cabie-car
at Dead Mans Curve" on January H. was due
neither TO the careessness OF the gripman nor 10
any fault of the cable road.
About two hundred cloakmakers and three hun
dred shirtmakers went on strike yesterday The
cloakma1Sers were employed by contractors who do
work for Julius Stein G. Co. Of No. 6l5 broadway
and the shirtmakers by contractors Of Lebrowitch
Bros and Guman Bros. The shirtmakers de-
manded an increase of % per cent In their wages,
and the cloakmakers wanted an advance Of from
o. TO 20 cents on cloak The strike Of the cloak
makers was Endorsed by the United Brotherhood
Thieves go, into the house Of David + Porter. at
No l47 West Seventy-seventh-st. on January 20
and stole Jewels worth several hundred dollars,
but failed to find other Jewels worth several thou
sand dollars which were IN the house Mr.. Porter,
| falling TO get aid from the police. has advertised
reward of 5000 for the return Of the stolen Jewels
A Jury in the City Court yesterday awarded 81 TO
John Wally in a suit he had brought against John
Meyerovisky TO recover 5000 damages for false
iuprisonment incurred in the course OF factional
war among the members OF 81. Elizabeths Church.
The James A. Roberts Association. Of No 1853
First-ave has passed resolutions favoring Silas
c. Croft president of the Department OF Charities.
| for Surveyor OF the Port.
| In the trial Of suit brought by George Busch
| 10 recover 1926 from Charles Jackson and Thomas
Brown for training their horses Canary Bird and
Anarchist before Justice MacTcan in Trial Term.
Part TX Of the Supreme Court, the jury yesterday
returned a verdict for the plaintiff for si4 90 being
the amount sued for. with interest and costs.
| A permit for the ST. Patrck's Day parade was
granted Yesterday to n committee Of the United
| Ancient order Of Hbernians. The committee
osked Commissioner Roosevelt and other members
OF the Police Board 10 take part in the festivities