New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
NETWORK CITY.

cr.mmar School No 81 which has been complained
Of as unsafe was examined yesterday by building In
spcctors. who pronounced the rumors OF Its unsafe
condition unfounded.
Mayor Hewitt did not como to tho city yesterday,
Int remained at his country-seat at Ringwood, ~ j.,
whore he spcnt Sunday. Secretary Berry said that
Mr. Hewitt would be at his post this morning
Edward HInc and Alfred L. White. manufacturers Of
fin cans Nos 10 and 10 Doycrst, whose firm namc
IS Hinc 4 Co., made an assignment yesterday 10 Will
lam n. vandcrhocf, without preferences
Broadway yesterday was six miles OF puddle ana
the women who walked in 1t were unavodably Dorothy
Dragglctalls.
The professional staff of st. Johns College, Ford
ham, has been Increased by the Rev. Joseph Loyzancc
s. j. transferred from Troy.
yicar-Gencral Donnclly will read the address and
present the testimonial Of 100000 to Archbishop Cor
rgan during his silver jubilee celebration
The Fire Commissioners in their estimate for next
year Will ask the Board OF Estimate and Apportion
ment for money to build new nrcboat
Jobn IT. CregIcr an old veteran volunteer fireman,
was hurled Yesterday from ST. Lukc's Church, in Hud-
son and Grove SITS.
Father Columbia's Advocate Ferry Line, between
Ncw-York and Albany, began running yesterday. In
spite of the rain about 200 people TOOK advantage Oh
the dime trip, and all Of them had made preparations
which showed that they expected to have " hish ola
time"
Ncwsboys who gamble by playing pitch and toss'
with their hard-earncd cents In City Haii faih aic
getting more numerous each day.
Joseph p Ryan, vlceprcsIdcnt Of tho Irsh-A American
Ant-Clcveland League, received yesterday letter
from Sir Thomas Esmonde, NJ p, inclosing his photo
graph and thanking him for attentions shown him
during his visit to this country last year
Luther r. Marsh having sold the ex-" spritist'
temple at No 1876 Madison-ave. and retired to his
farm in Central Ncw-York his furniture will be sold
to-day at 10 a. m, at No. 242 Fiith-ave.
The sales of lead at the Metal Exchange yesterday
amounted 10 between 1900 and 400 tons, said to DO
the largest one-days sales In the history Oh inc OK
change.
The nickel and slot automatic machine Is to be used
next for opera glasses at the theatre The honesty Oh
the borrower will be trusted for tho return Of the
glasses.
Ganseyoort Market will hardly be completed day
before the new Ganscvoort Bank Will be ready TO 90
| business with the markctmcn
An effort is being made this fall to introduce cahV as
folding boats into general use by American hunters
who are now preparing to take TO the woods Tor hccr'
They arc popular with English hunters the world over
Undertakes arc going have college TO teach the
art of cmbalmng and raise their trade nearer 10 inc
| dignity OF profession.
| notective-scrceants who went to no. 112 Washing
|
James MCGUIRE wcrc informed that he was no better
| but probably would live until another day
| A telegram sent from stapleton, S. l., to Acting
Superintendent Byrnes yesterday. stated that inc
young man who jumped from the fcrTyboat southhcid
and was drowned on Sunday night was Hans Won Loer
| of No. os6 Madison-ave. All knowledge OF Won Loci
| was denied at tho Madson-avc. house
a. Mn-Ycs, you Will be entitled to vote this fall
festival for tho benefit of the poor of ST. Gabricr'
Parish I'm West Thirty sevcnth-st, Will be held to-day
| in Washington Park.
Justice Duffy carries his judicial gavci Into private
polItical discussions and will allow nobody to talk bu
| himself
The Feast Of ST. Francis OF Assslum Will be socmnl
celebrated in the Church OF 81. Francis ASSIST In YES
| Thirty-frst- st., on October A.
ODonovan Rosa has not as yet closed with TIL
| Democratic State Committee He may be met any
| day with a woe-begonc face, perambuatins around
headquarters
Fourth Ward people fear that "owcny' Brucns
! "simplc Christian fe7 and rocl-ribbed Democracy
| will not save him this time.
One of the most important thoroughfarcs In tho city
East Twenty-thlrd-st., between Third and Lexington
| avcs is made a truck stable Of day and night
John L. Sullivan has gastric fever. Many person
| thought that by this time the patient would b
wrestling with delrium tremens.