New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-23
NETWORK CITY.

Judge O'Brlen issued order yesterday to the
Superintendent Of Buildings have house at No.
gag Cansl-st. vacated by all the tenants above the
ground floor, because Of the failure of the owner to
provide fre-esespes required by law. The build
ing is 25 by 80 feet and four stories high, and is
owned by Mss,Aexandra Buren,, of Washington, D. c.
She received notice to attend 10 the freescapes at
the beginning of june but failed to comply with 1t.
"The Progressive Reform Party of the United
States has been incorporated, to promote social.
literary and friendly relations among members, and
10 encourage the study Of political economy"
The Bureau of Membranes has gotten in heavy
blow at the Brooklyn true kmen who have been leaving
their vehicles on this side of the river. A raid
made Sunday morning, and thirty-four trucks were
captured and taken to the Rivingon-st corporation
yard. 1t cost 81 to redeem the single trucks and
So for the double ones. The owners had been warned
Of the Intended action OF the Bureau. but did not
heod II.
The Health Board declines to alter the regulations
regarding the places for garbage and ash barrels The
following is taken from the Boards report, received
by the Mayor yes to-day When those receptaccs are
placed by the side of the gutter, the ragman the
misohevous boy, vehicles and other physical Influences
their being disturbed, while If placed as now
directed these influences reduced to minimum
The Eastmans Company of New-York has been
Incorporated, with a capital Of $4,000, to carry on
the business of saughterng sheep and catts for the
are Joseph Eas tman Timothy c. Eastman, George G.
Williams, George II. Taylor and Henry Van Holland
The four first nameds with Russell H. Moore, of YORK.
England, form the Board of Trustees.
The Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia which arrived
yesterday from Clas gow is the first transatlantic
steamer manned by union 1rernen 70 enter this port
since the liverpool Firemen's Upien strike began
Tho strike has given out because the unions funds
have become exhausted.
Tto rrot,,ntion commissioners vesterdav 6et ained
wonzesisus KryzalOrus, Russian passenger on the
steamer Ethiopia, the suspicion that he was
Nihist He is thfrtytwo years old, baker by trade
and has served eleven years in the Russian Army
The steamer Aurania which arrived yesterday. re-
ported that on o. IN latitude 40 40 longitude
~ 49, she passed headerelic schooner Eva L. Smith
She was lying on her beam ends, with sails set, and
a large hole in her port side. Evidently she had
been in collision with a passing ship
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now reaches
s46.7o3 o6.
on the steamer Aurania were Professor W. f. Aide
man. r. B. Atterbury Miss Elise willing Balch, Com
mander r. NJ. Barber, Gordon Cunald, the Kew. 1S
natius Horstrnan, ex-city Chamberlain W. NJ. WINS
Mrs. Wins and Congressman W. C. Wallace
Charles Berfnger, as the representative of the Eden
Musee, gone to Europe to bring over several prom
Inent attractions for the fall season Mr.. Bernger
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September 10.
roadway entrance TO the Art Museum is being
built at Seventy ninth st. and Fifth-avc.
The old por1ico that has stood long outside the
Fourteenth Street Theatre being taken down yes
terday.
Two women with their faces yelled as closely as
those of Turkish women may be astde of bicycles
In tho Park in the twilight of these evenings
The inmates of st. Joscph's Orphan Asylum, at
Avenue and Eighty -nnth-sts had their annual ex-
cuIsion yesterday
The Cicalmalers' international Union Will hold ifs
annual convention, the tWentyffih, this year In this
city.
The Rev. DR.. John Loughran, of the diocese of
Brooklyn who has been for the last five years In
So stephens Church, this city, has returned 10 his
parish over the big Bridge.
Willie the fountain in City Hall Park seems to have
been tauped the fountain In the City Hall
dry.
The Tribune has received so from Mrs. S. Il. Os-
good. and s. from Thank offering from widow" for
Mary Holt the woman who had her fingers cut OIL
in a cordage factory at Elizabeth, y. J.
Thousands of Colorado beetles fell on the promenade
Of the Bridge yesterday, and were crushed beneath
the feet of pedestrians. When the wind is right, say
the Bridge Iollcemen they are blown over from the
potato-felds Of Long Island I'm clouds.
President wilson of the Health Board, yesterday
visited the Of the stable fire In East Eleventh
St. where l25 horses burned carly on Sunday
morning and ordered Moses Well, the owner OF the
stable TO have the horses removed at once. The same
order was given TO Police Justice Andrew j. White,
who has the contract for removing ola.
1t has been learned that the two hoops at the
muzzle OF the eght-inch gun of the Chicago were
loosened at the time Of tho trial OF the pneumatic
gun-cslrlage at the Annapolis proving grounds.
Myriads Of little yellow butterflies on the Central
Park lawns yesterday lent the appearance of light
snOwstorm TO the scene
The work OF raising the steamer Atlas was re-
sumod Yesterday, ard with the help Of the tide she
was shifted 10 point just below Weehawken.