New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-28
refusal of trades unions to allow apprentices to
laern the business.

entire width of the sidewalk. Rapp sal0 tnat III
had permit from Colonel Hahn for It's erection
and Justice Herman. saying that he would ike 70
see IL, adjourned the examination.
CHANGES DY TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
| The Police Commissioners yesterday appointed
| ten new policemen. They also directed oupeIln
| tendent Walling TO transfer patromen from pre-
cncts which have excess to precincts where they
are needed. Police Sergeant Pickett was trans an
ferred from the Twentv-second to the Twelfth IRE
| cinct; Sercent Buddington was sent IRON ine
Twelfth to the Twentieth, and Sergeant ChrystIe;
| of the Twentieth. was sent to the Iwenty-second
| Precinct.
| MEETING AND BANQUET OF VETERANS.
| The ninth annual meeting Of veterans OF the 6Sth
Regiment. New-York Volunteers. was held last
| evening at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, NO.
81 East Fourth-st. The following officers were
elected: President. Otto Brandt vice-president,
otto Botticher, ST.. secretaries. Franz Buchler and
John Kroeger; treasurer Conrad Weir; standard
| bearers John Leger John Trusch. Henry Fllblnger
After the business meeting there was banquet.
AUTHORIZING THE ISSUE OF BONDS.
Controller Grant was authorized at meeting OF
tue Sinking Fund COMMISSIONERS yesterday TO issue
as he NAV deem necessary bonus to the amount OF
$3.50 900 10 meet the requirements OF the DOCK
Department. reporter OF THE TRIBUNE asked
Mayor Edison as to the truth OF statement to the
effect that there Irregularty IN the books OF
the Dock Department. and that owing TO TINS IRE
gnlarity no reports of the department had Peen
Issued III two years. The Mayor sald tnab tnefe
was no truth IN the statement
SURRENDERED BY HIS BoNDsMAN.
Captain John H. McCarty, of the steam tug Mary
n.
Howard Carver, yesterday, aud IN default OF bail
was committed to the Ludlow Street jail By United
States Commissioner Griffith. Captain McCarty
was originally arrested on the charge OF perjury In
having sworn that he the sole owner OF the tug.
He SAID that the reason why he was so unexpected,
ly delivered by his bondsman was because be had
not paid Carver all of the $500 promised hun as
pay for going on his bond.
PARKS IN BOSTON AND NEw-YoRK.
Luther K. Marsh General Fitzgerald and Thomas
j. Crombie members of the Commission APP
tod sit for N Annexed
Dstucl, held meeting yesterday IN the Office OF
the Mercantile Trust COMPANY. No 120 Broadway.
A letter was read relative to the acreage OF the
Boston parks. In 1879 there were 800 acres, but
since that time 700 acres have been added, and
negotiations pending for 1920 acres more.
making three times as many as the present New
York parks contain.
THE RIvERDALE INVESTIGATION.
The examination INTO the cause OF the explosion
of tine Rlverdale was continued yesterday by In
spector Starbuck. Edwin l.. Brady, consulting
engineer was the only witness lie suggested that
a piece of the boiler OF tfe RIverdale should be sub
mtted chemical analysis to see If the presence of
conner in its composition could be detected. A
number of patches on the outside OF boiler along
a given line. he thought, should indicate to the
engineer that something was wrong on the inside.
In his opinion inspectors should be practical boiler
makers
STRIKES ENDED. CONTINUED AND ORDERED.
The strike of the employed by Rupert d
Wbeeock on the buildings being erected IN Sixty
frst-st between Tenth and Eleventh ayes, con-
tinues. The contractors have promised TO pay
until they have been paid. The strike on the build.
ing IN Fifty -eightb-st., between Seyenth-ave. and
Broadway has been settled. The Bricklayers Union
has ordered strikes on all the buildings under the
charge of Contractor Hara, because the foreman
of the job at Tenlh-st. and Waverly place is
charged with working at lower than union wages.
A SALMON BY RAIL FROM OREGON.
Upon a slab of marble IN the stall of Eugene
Blackford, at Fulton Market, reposes a huge
salmon. which is suggestive of being little the
worse for wear A peculiar interest Is attached to
how nv RI q being salmon
brought TO tins city from Portland, Oregon, via the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The appearance of the
fish is due to the fact that the train which brought
il was delayed several days on tho road Mr.
Blackboard told TRIBUNE reporter that when the
freight on fish can be reduced to about cents
pOund he will take "a carload a week from Oregon.
The fish sell the spot for little more than cent
pound, aud they will retail here at 20 cents
BROOKLYN.
The Manhattan Beach ,RaIlToad Company has
decided to run ten trains day betw cen East New
YorL and Long Island City, and four of them to the
beach throughout the winter
bill has been prepared to be sent to the Legisla-
ture when it meets providing for the widening of
WasbIngtOn-st., from the Bridge to Myrtle-aye.,
by sixty feet on the west side
President Ford, of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and
Coney Island Railroad Company has discharged
SUPERINTENDENT Robert White and appointed Z. L.
Wemegar, "A former conductor. IN his place.
George Latimer age thirty. of No. II Columbia
HeIgnts, while at work Oillng machinery IN Hazel
tines stores at the foot of PacihcSt., yesterday,
was caught by a shaft and almost Instantly killed.
The police of the Sixth Precinct reported yester-
day that George Huutenger ir, age twelve, of No.
400 Grand-st.. had been seriously hurt by being
kicked in the side by his father, and the case
referred to the Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Children for investigation.
The test suit brought by the Crosstown Railroad
Company against the city, To determine the valid
ity OF the ordinance compelling tue placing of a
conductor well rs driver III each car run IN the
city. came TO trial yesterday the Supreme Court.
Considerable evidence was taken, ana the case va
adjourned for argument
Charles w. Haywood, who calls himself an actor,
was arraigned before Justice Walsh yesterday for
abandoning his wife: as she charged. He pleaded
guilty and Justice Walsh decided to send him to
ial for six months unless ne gave bonds in $500 10
support his wife. The latter pie AIDED SO hard to
have her husband let off that he was released upon
his own recOgniZ lncc.
NEWARK
The suit of Mrs. Mary A. Doyell against the re-
ceiver of the First National Bank of Newark, to
recover possession of property conveyed TO the
bank by her. which has been pending III the Court
of Chancery of New-Jersey, has been decided by
Vice-ChancellOr Bird In favor OF Mrs: Dovell.
Louis A. Dovell, the son OF the plaintiff, who wasea
teller III the bank previous TO its suspension, was
charged with having defrauded the bank of nearly
100000. Mrs. Dovell turned over property lued
at bout - 70 900 10 the directors TO any loss
that could be shown by an examination which was
promised by the directors. The examination she
as erts was made but the property was con-
verted the uses of the bank and Dovell was not
pros acuted. After the bank failed DOvel said that
he had never taken dollar from the bank and Mrs.
Dovell claimed the property conveyed by her, be-
ginning suit for that purpose The case will be
carried by the counsel for the bank to the Court of
Errors and Appeals
WESrCHESTER COUNTY
NEW ROCnELLE-lhe New-YOrk, New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company has made arrange
mems for the erection of new passenger station
TO replace the crOss-tTack structure which built
when the road was first laid out In 1913.
MOUNT VERNoN.-COroner Tice yesterday ex-
amned several witnesses in regard t. the suspected
murder of Denis lerlghey, of Scarsdale, and then
adjourned the inquest until this morning.
LONG ISLAND.
MIyEoIA-Thc forty-ninth annual fall fair of the
Queens County Agricultural Society closed last
evening.
HTMPsTFAD.-The Rev. Father Kearney was
arraIgned before Justice Wallace at FreeDort yes