New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
NETWORK CITY.

Dr. Charles McBurney. the wel-known physician
through his attorney. Adam Frank. Of No. 90
Broadway Yesterday entered judgment In the city
Court against David Mitchell. OF No. li2 Manhat-
tan-ave for s75. The doctor alleges that between
November 1891 and July. 1892. he rendered pro-
fess!onal services for the daughter of the de-
PENDANT for which the latter frequently promised
payment, but failed 10 pay.
Tho Hotel Bristol n. FYfth-ave. and Forty-sec-
ond-st with its attractive location. offers 10
families quiet select city home FREQ from the
cares % housekeeping While many apartments
are already engaged for the season. some choice
suites Of st for rent
Clarence H. wlldes & Co offer and recommend
to investors n limited amount OF Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company stock paying interest OF ga per cent
semi annually. in May and November
Tho Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with thanks tho following contributions In response
to It's recent appeal In behalf Of family consist
ing OF helpless husband wife and four small
| children Louis n. McCagg. SIS; "B. T. j.. 40;
Cash w A. B." SIS: Cash" Mrs. J. r. Jarvis.
Morris X Jesup and Mrs. NJ l. Nelson. SO each:
"A NJ s." IF. H." "Lenox." Cash" "A M
* Du b." &C II. NJ" I'll F "" and NJ III.
Ichmaier & each: "A. b." g: IT s." and Mr.
ogasawara. 81 each; j Goulds Son G. Co. &c. G.
T." IF A. b." and Roman Catholic 81 each.
Sufficient money has now been received Tor THIS
case
terday afternoon decided that Miss ottelia ktchelt
OF No 20 Sutton Place. mad sufficient evidence
10 prove charge OF larceny against Dillon -
Wiuoughby n real-cstate dealer OF No. ~ Cedar-st
| and discharged Willoughby. Willoughty showed
that there had been n partnership between MISS
KItchelt and himself and he produced n release
which she gave him after the Fourth-ave. realizes
tato transaction. I'm making which Miss Kitchet
alleged that she had been defrauded Of 800 as n
contrac, fee by Willoughby Miss Kitchelt says
she lost & SO through her dealings with Wilough-
by while the latter says she has cleared over 1900
on her Investments with him.
Among the passengers who will sail for South
amp,on to-day tho American Line steamship
g, Louis are Mrs Annie Besant. Thatcher NJ.
Adams T. y Allen G. G. Hardwick Howard NJ.
Hartshorn. J. II. Murray, r. H. Rathbone and L.
+. Thorn.
Tho White Star liner Britannia. which sails to-
dav for Queenstown and Liverpool. will carry
| among her passengers Walter Bird, Professor +.
| O. Bower Archibald Hall. Philip Loudon. George
| Morgan George W. Munro. Count Henri de Pena-
loza. Wallace Read Benjamin a. stiles. Dr. Ar
| thur Logan Turner and Or. A. II. Urquhart
! A delegation OF Hebrew merchants from the East
Side called on Mayor Strong yesterday 10 ask him
| TO allow them TO keep their stores open next Sun
day which Is the day preceding Jewish holiday.
| The merchants said that the preparations for the
| holiday were always made the day before. The
| Nayor gave them n letter to the commissioners
| OF Police.
| Colonel Warng. Commissioner OF Street Clean
| ing advertised In the morning papers yesterday for
| a gold breastpin set with small pearls. which he
| had lost 1t was an heirloom. Yesterday afternoon
the Colonel said that the pin had not been lost at
| ALL but only mislad by his wife.
| The system OF taking mall directed to passengers
| on incoming steamships at this port down the har-
Dor and distributing it on board the vessel while
she is bound up from Quarantine to her pier will
| he started in the OF the White Star liner
Majestic which is due here to-day.