New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
NETWORK CITY.

Postmaster Van Colt yesterday decided 20 estab-
llsh new sub-postal station, to be known us NO.
S. at F1eetwood-ave and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
second-st 1t will be opened on August i for the
sale Of stamps and for the transaction OF money
order and registered-letter business.
The hearing Of the case In which William Bohen,
foreman OF the relay station Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company at Abingdon Square. was
arrested on Sunday evening on the complaint OF
william White. postponed in Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday afternoon until to-day.
special meeting Of the National Board Of d.
rectors Of the United Hatters Of North America,
called by President Edward Barnett for the pur
pose of patching up the differences between the
Danbury Comm branch OF the union and the
Beckerlic Company. OF Danbury. was held yester-
day at No So East Fourth-st. The Board sue
ceeded In adjusting the difference between the firm
and the union.
Justice smyth. in the Supreme Court, yesterday
confirmed the report Of the Commissioners OF APP
pralsal In their award for the land to be acquired
by the city for the construction OF the Speedway
Police Commissioner Parker paid visit to the
Detective Bureau at Police Headquarters yester
day. Just az Acting-Inspector O'Bren was calling
the assembly roll. and delivered a short address
to the men. praising the recent work Of the Blu
reau After compimentlng Acting-Inspector O Brien
for his efficiency, Mr.. Parker made several sug-
gestions to the Bureau. The nature OF these sug-
gestions will tell.
A new ferry line established yesterday be-
tween Communipaw and the Bay Ridge Ferry slip
at Whitehall-st this city. This will enable pas
sengers reaching Communipaw by the Royal Blue
Line to be transferred directly from the train to
the eeva ted trains the South Ferry In this city
At an adjourned meeting OF the Republican Club
last night at the clubhouse. No. $50 Flfth-ave..
Lieutenant Governor Timothy L. Woodruff. Police
Commissioner Frank Moss, william II. Porter.
Henry A. Spauding. Lowell II. Jerome. Frank c.
SchaeNler, W. II. Ten Eyck, Edmund j. Palmer.
Frank S. Witherbee, A. w. Lightbourn and John
O. Sherman OF Norwich Conn, were elected to
membership.
Just made its appearance. The volume is taste
Knckerbocker Press The compiler is Theodore
NJ Banta the secretary and treasurer OF the
ciety and 1t contains list Of the officers and
trustees the addresses made at the annual dinner
last winter, and many other features OF interest
and profit to the members Of the society. The
frontispece Is an admirable portrait OF Justice
Charles II. Truax. the president OF the society.
At the Headquarters OF the Chdren's Jacket
makers Union yesterday II denied that there
would be a general lockout Of the trade. II was
said that the busy season Is now ut hand.
that there are piles of unfinished garments In the
shops OF the contractors and that the latter could
not afford to lock out their employees.
The congregation OF the Amity Baptist Church
has determined to build handsome church
on the site OF the present building, In West Fifty
fourth-st west OF Eighh-ave. No plans have
been drawn yet The present church is a plct-
uresquc building the walls of which are almost
hidden by masses OF ivy. and is half century old