New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-08
NETWORK CITY

The second auction sale OF wool will take place
at the Wool Exchange to-day at 2 p. m
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad announces the with
araweI OF the through paror car between New
York and Cape May from the 1855 noon train.
The directors Of the New-York and East River
Gas Company have recommended that stocKhod-
ers deposit their shares under the plan OF union
with the Equitable Gas Light Company adopted
September !.
meeting will be held tonight at O'Clock IN
Hardman Hall. Firth-ave. and Nlneteenth-st 10
protest against the present tax assessment laws
Demetrio Caranza. an italian pushcart pedler.
living at No 342 Water-st. was knocked down ana
run over in Chatham Square last evening ny
lumber wagon driven by John Mccarthy. Oarahza
was taken 10 the Hudson Street Hospital SUFFERING
from bruises on the right side and Internal IN
jurtes Mccarthy was arrested and locked up III
the Oak-st police station.
The Swedish bark Maria Margretha. bound from
Savannah to Liverpool with cargo or n'Va!
stores put into this port yesterday morning Owing
10 the Illness OF her master. The vessel saiied
from, savannah on August -. ard when four days
ont CAPTAIN Holmgren was taken down with IN
termit,ent fever and. rather than continue tne
voyage II was deemed prudent TO bear up for this
port for medical assistance
Argument upon the writ Of habeas corpus pro-
cured bv Lewis ". Gil. who Is connected win the
Standard OIL company IN NI'dS'' ~ SN'"f'' ''N'
Flora Lyon OF No. 3le West Fifty-frst St. to give
. hin, his nve-aud-a- half-year-old daughter Marie
r,ro,ces GAL was resumed yesterday In the SUI
,,o,,a Court before Justice Andrews. Mrs Lyon
,lI.ses that GIL gave little Marie 10 her to care
for GIN denies this. Justice Andrews decided yes
to-day that as a question OF fact had been raised
bo vould refer the case 70 James J. Means 20
,ake testimony He permitted Mrs. Lyon 10 Keep
Marie pending the decision
AZ a meeting ~ the Veteran Association OF 'he
so,h Re,imert held at the armory last nish' refer
Copun former chief OF Police, was elected pres-
Ior, rranimouslv The other officers elected were
tturb Fi,zpatrlck first vice-presdent; IhouiiS
r-.rro,, second vlcc-prcsident the Rev. James
7 Douehcrtv chaplain. Or John DIVER sergeant
alarms Michael Ryan. treasurer John H. '"'''''
c,o,c,,I secretary; Thomas ". Canton. secretary;
Thomas J. O'Donohue. corresponding secretary
49,, ra,ros 4 Rice Iuartermaster. The instal'a-
,,ou NJ officers will take place on Tuesday even
ing October 3.
The will OF Mary Hyslop was filed Tor PROBATE
Yesterday. She leaves to simeon ho'!inso" %
0rory. \ j. two portraits OF her grandfather ana
grandmother two plated cups ana her sr"n"
s,hor's min inscribed with the date on which he
Ic-, England. "I wish everything else soid anu
,,r NY debts are paid continues the WILL l
yo,, my best friend Bella Brannagan' TO nave
ali the money that Is left May God reward her'
p,,. wore opened at the meeting OF the fark
rrl ,.est.rday for the Improvement or ST John
n, ou, NJ seven bidders Eugene Lentilhon,
,h . ria %, s73Og2 was the lowest. The highest
w" zoo 81, The matter was referred to President
Mcmillan.