New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
NEW-YORK CITY.


Judge Mcmahon. in Part I. General Sessions. yes
terday discharged Ludwig schuett. the German
Immigrant who was arrested December u last for
raising disturbance in the office Of August Feigel,
,he German Consult General Schuett nourished
revolver in the Office and greatly frightened the
clerks He made demand for money which he
alleged had been sent TO him from Germany. The
Consul did not wish to prosecute him. and arrange
ments were made 10 send Schueit back to his
home in Germany.
Carolus Maron. a French boy. sixteen years old.
who arrived here yesterday the French liner
La Normandie from IIavre was detained on Ellis
Island by order OF the French Consul The Con-
sui had been informed that the boy had stolen
money from his parents in Paris and had run
away from home. lie had pistol and so with
him when he was searched At the Island. He will
probably be sent back
Agents OF the British steamship lines In this city
held a meeting here Yesterday 10 consider the
question Of continuing the rates for Storage pas
sengers which went into effect in 1886. IT was de-
cidcd to continue the agreement as 10 rates estab
lshed in that year
Alice Pierce the young actress VINO was reported
TO the police as missing. was found by her mother
nj a late hour Sunday night and taken to her
home in the Victoria Annex. at Broadway and
rwentv-soventh-st Miss Pierce went up TO Harlem
Saturday night and after visiting there found IL
was too late TO go home alone Sunday was
stormy and she concluded to stay there. and it was
not until Iato that her mother learned where she
was.
The funeral OF Roday S. Brassel, n Tammany
nolltican who at one time deputy-sherin.
was held yesterday AT 81. Stephens Church. Tho
Rev Charles II Cotton celebrated the solemn
requiem mass The burial at Calvary Gene
terry.
The local assemblies Of the knights OF Labor
think that they have a grievance against the Met
ropoIitan Street Railway Company. which operates
the broadway cable and other lines. and they AFRO
going TO hold n mass-meeting at Cooper Union TO
air their complaint Friday night The knights
assert that the company has failed to 1.-Two up to
the terms Of its charter by not furnishing transfers
at 1853 points on it's different lines.
James J. Hill president Of the Great Northern
Railway will sail for Europe in few days.
The United States civil Service Commission Will
hold an examination TO obtain eligible candidates
for the post of oiler salary Of 500 per annum.
in the custodan's force in this city. Persons de-
string to compete should apply before April 10
the secretary Of the Board of Examiners. nj tho
Postofiico for application blanks and necessary in
formation.
Register William Sohmer having been elected
chairman Of the Tammany Hall Committee on Or
ganization and having resigned his place leader
of the Xth Assembly District Tammany Organiza-
ton and member OF the Tammany Hall Executive
Committed the General Committee OF tho district
met at No % Second-ave. last evening TO elect
s,ccessor 10 Mr. Sohmer. The choice made was
Frederick Wiemann. who was elected without OPP
pos,ion Mr. Wiemann is q member OF the Eppeus.
Smith a. Wlemann Company, dealers In coffee. tea
and spices No 969 Westinghouse. No. l03 War
ren-s, and No. NJ Fr0nt-st.