New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-29
NETWORK CITY.

The steamer Pilgrim will resume her place on the
Fall River Line to-day.
The house warming OF the new rooms OF the Press
Club in Nassau-st, has been postponed TO June H.
The Arson House, at Spring and Crosby 5ts, no
thzors with the South, is being torn down.
The fur and wool hat manufacrursr+, haEe agreed
to close their places of business on saturdays at
p. H. during June. july and August
MUS s"9 bnid Ia on the souheas Corner Of
Second-ave. and Sixueth-st, for 100000.
ANOTHER CARELESS SWITCHuAN
Through the carecssncSs of % switchnan Of the
Harlem Railroad at WililamShlIdg", a tram on the
Ncw-York and New-Ilaycl Railroad was thrown
OH the track about noon yesterday.
NELSON ROBNsON's SUCCESSOR.
At meeting of the Governing Committee of the
Stock Exchange YESTERDAY, Augustus +. Il: Martin
was elected succeed Nelson Robinson, oi the sus-
pended firm OF Nelson Robinson u Co.
THE WEST SIDE BANK TO REOPEN TO-DAY.
The West Side Bank was not open for business
yesterday, but President Moore said that 1t would
resume to-day Arrangements have been made Tor
clearing through the American Exchange Bank.
Arrival OF U&ITFp STATES SHIPS.
The United states ships Tennessee, Iantic and
anchored OF Bedioe's Island. Tho Tennessee and
Swatara came from Hampton Roads and the lantlc
from Key West.
TRIP Up THE HUDSON.
A trip up the Hudson on Decoration Day by the
Albany Day Line steamers will be pleasant way
of spending that day. PASSENGERS can sail as far
as West Point, NcwbuIg or f0ughkeepSle ana re-
turn about e y. m.
DETAILS or CITY MISSION WORK.
The City Mission, of No. 30 Bible House, reports
for May, rs city missionaries, y meetings, 316ol
Attendance 10 23l tracts D. IG visits, ZOl pledges,
2s1 families relieved. The receipts were %2,372 81;
expenditures S3,6O3 W.
THE PUNISHMENT FOR STEALING PURSE.
Michael Sullivan, who snatchcd purse contain
50 from lady at FTst-ave and Flfty-thlrd-st., on
April H. was found guilty yesterday in the Court
of General Sessions, and was sentenced by Record
1FtG al mo ms
Pcnitcntiary.
ASKING FOR A BATH-HoUsE FOR ORPHANS.
The New-York Orphan Asylum applied TO the
Dock Commissioners yesterday for permission to
pnt a bath-house on the North River between
eventy-fourth and Seventy-ifth SITS. The COM
mssioncrs granted the use of a slip at Gouycrner
and Ihrty-seyenty SITS. tof puDilc pain on inc
East River.
FOUND DEAD ~ THE Park.
Park Policeman James Cling found the dead Dsay
Of man lying m the park at One-hfn4re ,idr
last night. There were 10 marks OF violence upon
the body, which was apparently that OF German,
about nity -elght years old and bind In the right
eye
GovrRNoR CLEVELAND TOO BUSY FOR PLEASURE.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday received Il
telegram from Governor Cleveland stating that he
could not be in this city on the day fixed for the
parade Of the Fire Department. The Governor was
expected to present the Bennett and Stephenson
medals.
BEEF AND FLOUR FOR THE INDIANS.
The clerks employed at the Indian Supply Depot
No. 81 Woostcr-st.. were busy yesterday in pre-
pairing abstracts of the bids for beef and flour for
The inspection of the Commissioner aud the Pur-
chasing Committee. To-day the business OF making
TIE awards on these articles will begin.
THE CoNEY ISLAND SKATING RINK TO orTN
The opening of the COney Island OlympiaD Clubs
Roller-skatng and Bicycling Rink will take place
this evening at the Sea Beach Palace Hotel. The
steamer Grand Republic Will make two special
trips in the evening carrying the guests Of the club
IN addition to the regular trips OF the New-IOrk
and Beach Railway.
THE IRON STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's PLANS.
The Iron Steamboat Company has begun the
called he iron Hedmboat 'e'Cs. 1t Is printed on q
light pink paper and is illustrated. The cOmvany's
from Pier No. /. On June 10 they will also run
from the foot of West Twenty-third-st.
CHAMBEELAIT TAPPANs NEW DEPUTY.
Controller Grant YESTERDAY, received from Deputy
CITY Chamberlain +. W. Cilley, letter ANNOUNCE
ing that his resignation had been accepted by
Chamberlain Tappan, and that Michael ID. Mont
Qomery had been appointed III his place. Later
Mr. Montgomery was sworn by the Mayor. Ho
has been chief clerk and bOOkkeeper in the Cham
bcraiD's Office for ten years, having been ap-
pointed by George ". Law when no was City
chamberlain.
SUGGESTING CHANGE IN THE AQUEHCr ROUTE.
The Aqueduct Commission yesterday considered
the recommendations OF the engineers making some
notifications IN the route of the aqueduct through
the land known as Goulds swamp, above Ashford
Station. these plans would lengthcn the line of
thc aqueduct some 200 feet, but would ObViate
some Objectionable features in the construction of
the aqueduct upon the line laid ont through these
swamp lands. The Commissioners acquiesced III
this view,
MR. SENEY's PAINTINGS.
A member of the Loan Committee OF the Clearing
House said yesterday regarding the assignment
made by George l. Seney of his collection OF
pictures The paintings were assigned 10 the
Metropolitan Bank by Mr. Seuey to secure the bank
for any losses II might sustain through him while
president and by the bank they were assigned TO
The Loan Committee of the Clearing House. 1t is
not expected that the committee Will find It neces-
sary to sell them, but they will III all probability DO
turned over to Mr.. Soncy again."
ARRESTED FOR EoDBlNG HIS EMPLOYER.
Captain Mcdonnell aud Detectives Moran and
SayeTcool last night arrested Charles Goodman, at
| his home No. 326 Broome-st. Goodman is a clerk