New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Atlas Line steamer Altai which sails foi
Jamaica and the West Indies to-day VIII nav
among her passengers Miss Grace i. Ni''''"S
Miss J f. Eaton Paul Ieckel II. /. Dickinson
Agusto Levy. f. y. Anderson the Earn oil W 'S'
meath the Rev. Mollier Tenesa. Miss Gilligan
Mic Ioweu ! II Lowell J. J. Williams. G. II
Rronsen J. W Palmer G. II. MacDonald g. W
Richardson H. T. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. }. carr
Mr. and Mrs l.. Seymour. Or and MIS-. Small. MI
and Mrs r. f. Jones. II. j. Heinz MISS he''i'
Heinz. Miss Irene Heinz. S. II. Marcuse' {. a
Crosbior and r Grcohar.
The Academy of Design will be open all day and
evening without intermsson, to-day, as 1t is the
last opportunity for seeing this winters exhibition
Of the American Water Color Society
Judge Cownc. in Part l. General Sessions yes
tcrday dismissed the indictment for attempted
Grand larceny against A. Raleigh Gosn. broker
of No 3; broadway He was arrested on october
% on complaint Of j. r. Willard Il CO.. brokers' Oh
No % Broadway who alleged that GosIn Sent
them a telephone order TO sell large DOCK oi
stock. which he did not have in his possession ana
which could not be delivered after the sale ha'
hoo, made There was sufficient evidenc2
against GOslin
Charles NcIaughlin. the alleged swndler' VINO
has been in the Tombs for several months on the
charge Of swindling Mr. Kenny, the -Fourteenth-st
furricr ont Of $40 has withdrawn the confession
he made "A short time ago. and demands ulaI-
Some OF his friends have come forward and are
ready 10 furnish the 5000 bail necessary lie VIII
probably be admitted to bail to-day.
A committee of fifty property-owners. OF which
+ H. Gibbons was chairman, was present at the
Fire Board meeting yesterday to protest against
rho erection of "A building at No l6 West Seventy
fourth-st for hook and ladder company. as such
, hujlding. II was said. would seriously iniuro the
value Of property in that street. The protest was
referred to the Committee on Sites.
# was announced at the home of DR.. f. p Ter
hume 40 i0i West Fifty-hfth-st last evening, that
tho rbveicians hoped that all danger was past and
thai DR. Torhune was on the road to recovery from
his recent severe illness.
4 special service was held at the Church Of the
Beloved Disciple. Madison-ave. and Eishty-hin'h-
ST. last evening. for C~ur de Lion Commandery
no 90 X T. a large audience was present ana
listened to an address by Bishop Potter.
An entertainment given last night at As
sociation Hall Fourth-ave. and Twenty-third-st.
for the benefit Of the Ncw-Nork Ere" hlndergarteh
for Colorod Children. The programme contained
several musical selections and drama entitled
THE Man in the Case
The Western Union Telegraph Company's central
cable office Yesterday announced that II Is adj
,ised bv the Havana CUBA office that Geographic
communication with Pinar del Rio is restored.
The Wool Exchange las appointed the following
committee 10 cooperate with the New-York Board
Of Trade and Transportation in entertaining the
dc1ceatcs from the various chambers Of commerce
and boards Of trade OF the South American ropub-
lies who are TO visit the most important cities OF
tho Emitted states next June. Allan Macnaughtan.
Cornelius T. Mitchell and Charles L. Spier.