New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
NETWORK CITY

Ius,lce sr1v,h in the Supreme Court. Yesterday
continued n temporary injunction restraining the
Board OF Aldermen from voting 20 pass resolution
or ordinance granting consent for III" extension OF
the tracks OF the Forty-g"cord street. Mamma ''H-
Vile and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway for period
~ over twenty-five years Tho Injunction ""H
asked for by Leopold Gustha, "a taxpayer 40
opinion accompanies tho decision
Tho Rutgers club will hold rs frat dinner this
season and the fifteenth since Tho organization
was started al thc Io'I Marlborough. broadway
and Thirty-sXth-st. nj $50 o'clock TINS evening
In response 20 an order issued f'w weeks ago
Mrs Potter. wife % tho Rev Dr. Daniel 9. Potter.
whom she ls suing for divorce. Med new blI 81
particulars IN the action. She accuses her nus
band among other things. OF misconduct NJ snip
pan Point where he was conducting summer
home" work for hts congregation. and OF visiting
house ~ ill-repute In SlXth-aye.
4 accredited story published several days ago.
TO the effect that raid was about 20 DE made by
the officials Of the United States Secret Service.
found publicity IA another sh"p' yesterday Tho
latest phase was that chief William T. Hazen. with
forty men. was occurring the city to get evidence
against the tobacco dealers, cigar manufacturers
and lquor dstlllcrs Colouc, Robert Williams tho
internal revenue agent OF this division. denied tho
story absolutely. lie said that the department
was making thu yearly inspection OF the cigar
factories and distillerics.
Tho workings OF tho Lion incubator were demon
stratcd before the Harlem Medical Society Mon
day evening a number Of physicians discussing the
machine favoraby. number OF these machines
are AT No 2 West Eghtcenth-st. where Mr. Lion.
the inventor. has fitted UP an institute FOR prcma-
ture or weakly born infants. who received and
cared for free OF charge, where parents unable
TO pay
The continued heavy purchases OF wheat for
shipment abroad have kept steamship freight rates
at high figure. About all the November berth
space has been engaged and the demand for De-
cembcr space Is increasing. The scarcity OF cargo
steamers has carried tho rate TO IS. while as high
az 81. l0IAd. has been bid
The Board OF Trustees Of the Normal College Will
meet on Tuesday. at =. H.. at the College Of the
CITY OF New-Yofk.
The first Of series OF servces designed especially
for the members Of the ST Barnabas Guild for
Nurses will be held I'm the Church OF the Holy
Communion. Sixth-ave. ard Twenticth-st. on Sun
day. at 41j p m. The Rev Dr. Henry Mottet.
rector Of the church. will preach the sermon.
Friends os well as members Of the Guild are In
yited
+. A. - sends 81 10 The Tribune FOR the woman
ana child for whom the Charity ORGANIZATION So
ciety mado appeal
The XII Kat club. No. 70 East Fif,eenih-s.. will
have Smoker tomorrow evening with an cx-
hlbtion OF summer skcichcs
The annual meeting Of the Ncw-York Sunday
school Association will De held on Monday =, 3
D. IN. I'm the Rutgers Riverside Church Scv.ntv-
thlrd-st. and the Boulevard. W r.. Stephens will
lecture on Christ h. the Tabernacle"