New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

the President the appointment OF An hetchum as
Appraiser.
FAILURE OF A MILLINERY FIRM.
L. Wolf g. Co., wholesale dealers ID millinery and
fancy goods of No $40 East wenty-thIrd-st., are
the same firm Theodore Welisch * Co. of Tue
son Ariz, whose failure wah announced by ueIe-
uraph yrslerday. The goods were purchased IN THIS
citt and payments made here IN the name OF l..
Wolf d Co.. and the goods were shipped 10 tucson.
where the store was situated. Late reports give
the liabilities at $75OOO.
WORK ON THE NEW BAITERY-PIAcE STATION.
Work on the new station OF the elevated rail-
road at Battery place aud Greenwich-bt was begun
Yesterday When the workmen Assembled and
began to tear up the pavement of the Battery Walk
for the column foundations, PARK Policeman
Mcclure demanded the permit Tor beginning
such work. Tho superintendent then handed 10
| cSaerr Mcclure the injunction granted bv Judge
lDopobue restraining the Park Commissioners from
interfering with The proposed structure Inc new
station will span battery-piaee Win TWO instinct
stars on either side.
OFFICERS OF THE MARINE SOCIETY.
| The Marine society of New York held its annual
meeting yesterday when the following officers were
| eJeoted President Ambrose SNOW; vlce-presdcnts
| ~ c. Tinker and William II. Alien; treasurer, g.
ID s. Trnsk; secretary, George ). Hill; snrgeon-n-
chef, DIR. G. Henry KING; and attorney, William
Allen Butler. committee were appointed of
which James Parker is chairman, TO arrange Tor the
| one-hundred and thirteenth annual dinner on Wash
| inqton's Birthday. Secretary tiIls report showed
the socety 10 be in good financial condition. with
| $4,000 IN the bank and securities amounting to
| about $4,000.
| SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB OFFICERS.
| The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club held its
regular annual meeting last night at Delm0nicos,
| Commodore G. Smith Lee in the chair. The receipts
for the year. the treasurer said, had been SO 600 03
| and the expenditures $4,957 90. The following
! officers were elccted Commodore. Francis Y. Law
renee. jr; vce-commodore, Archibald Rogers; rear
| commodore, William w. Tompkins; secretary,
| NJ. Roosevelt Schuyler; treasurer, William b.
| Slmonds; trustees, j. w. Beekman, William
| Foulke, ir., j. Frederick Tams, William Simonds
and Charles H. Leland.
FULL AND VALUABLE MARITIME RECORD
The American Shipmasters' Association of tho
| United States has published its seventh annual
| Record of American and Foreign Shipping, which
has been approved by the American Board of Under
writers. and ID recommended 10 those interested in
shipping a work OF value, and correct in its de-
tails The Record contains particulars OF the stand
ing or nearly $4,000 vessels of every class and
nationality rules governing the construction and
chasing of wooden and iron vessels dimensions OF
timbers, frames, plating, ETC.; instructions to sur
veyors besides large amount of other matter OF
special interest to all engaged In ocean, lake oil
river commerce.
| CHARGED WITH SELLING ADULTERATED FOOD
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday befor,
| Justices Klibretb, Smith and Ford, Mr. Prentice
representing the Board of Health, appeared 10 pros
ecute O number oil charges against grocers and 0tne
dealers of selling adulterated food and drugs, par
ticularly cream Of tartar. The first case wa
| against Henry Tuttle, Of No. 1913 Second-ave., TO