New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
NETWORK CITY.


rlmst Yesterday found box containing the skeleton
of child The police thought the chd's body hau
been buried there less than year ago, ana they asAeu
q coroner 10 make an investigation.
The cornce makers strike IS in fair way OF pelhg
settled ct once The proposition of The bosses, thaC
the rate Of SO per day begin september was reJcD
by the men at a meeting on Sunday. Yesterday SOW
eral bosses gave in and signed the union contract
and as there is large amount Of work to be DONE 'he
others are expected to sign this week.
The topmasts of tine Yantic arc now on board oil
that vessel, yet hoisted into their proper
position. A gun-cauiage is 10 be put on the NeSSei
to-day.
Repairs on the public schools for the summer are
now being pressed forward rapidly, and the WORK Oh
all the buildings VIII amount TO nearly S-oO'0oo'
giving work TO over 6ooo men,
The coal which it was expected would be put on
board tho cruiser Atlanta at the Navy Yard Sester-
day did not arrive. Orders have been rcel'Nd iol
her 10 make dock trial before she goes TO newport
TO complete her interrupted speed and tacucN u'a's'
Percy Roclwelrs bakery and the 80. K" bakeries
have been boycOttcd by the local Organizations o.
bakers. 10 force recognition of their unoEs' Inc
local unions are an fair way of being beaten IN inc
fcht and have appealed therefore to the Nalohal
organization Of which August Delabar is secretary
The granite-cutters enplo,-- at Calvary Cemetery
have formed an Independent nion, and severed con-
nection with the Ncw-York branch of tho Granite
Cutters National Union.
As Frederick Harreman, OF No. 81 slxth-st, was
helping TO move some furniture from tbs house NO
40 West Twenty second st. yesterday, he threw
hammer into heap Of rubbishs and discharged
Cartridge which lay in the heap. The bullet from
the cartridge struck him in the face and WOUNDED
him severely.
Judge Nehrbas, in the City Court, denied yester-
day an application made by the attorney ior Brad
hurst scheffelin. who was arrested complaint Of
box~o md
him for 1891, for order to vacate the order OF ar
rost. The Judge decided that schieiein must ap-
pear for examination.
Samuel Crane, the baseball player and Mrs. fraur-
felter, with whom he eoped from Scranton PENN
wero taken TO the Distrct-AttOneys Office yesterday
and consented 10 return 10 scranton Ihey were oe-
lvered TO the officers sent from Pennsylvania
Lucus zadora Titus d'ErDesti and joseph F. Dabee
are the directors Of the NewYoik Musical Institution
for the advancement and study of music, articles OF
Incorporation for which filed yesterday.
The funeral OF Bernard F. Gaens, Superintendent
Of Records at the SunOgate's court, was held yes
terdsy at the Church of 81. Francis Xavier i'll West
sixtecntA-st. The body taAen to calvary Gem
etery.
The annual report Of the American Federation Of
Labor. Just Issued, shows that there are 32' local
nnions with total of 55.321 enrolled members
During the year go 575 has been paid for death and
disability benefits. The receipts have been 500
and expenses S46.240, leaving a balance OF SO2oo
In bank 1t shows also that cventy-eight out Of
eighty-two strikes were by the Federation.
The bark Edward Eidder lies in the Harbor with
two Cinnamon board. The Customs officials are
keeping sharp lookout that the men do not land
Patrick Halloran, Irlshman, who was returned
by Collector Europe July as insane, reap
pearod in Castle Garden yesterday, having come over
again on the steamship Egyptian Monarch, of the
Wilson Line. from London.
The Excise Board yesterday afternoon sent an In
spector to the rum-shOp Ostcnsibly carried Oh by
Joseph T.. Dwyer, at No. 1,A51 Broadway, summon
ing the proprietor to appear before the Board and tell
whether the place is being by him or by Billy
McGory. Mr.. Dwyor said that he would appear be
fore the Board at IL o'clock this morning when
hearing Will be held.
The Floor Committee Of the Coffee Exchange yes
feriay decided that the charges against Mr.. Dater.
the broker accused Of lamp ring with witnesses and
being implicated in wash sale, could not be sub
stantiated.
Contractors Hess and Coulgan were busy again
with their men yesterday morning. cutting down the
wires on the east side of Broadway, and by o'clock
they had cleared all the poles between Ann and Lib
trty SITS.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to SAT $50 81.
The Washington Market Protective Association held
its first meeting yesterday since its organization three
weeks ago. A constitution and bylaws were adopted.
There certain grievances discussed In the meet
ing which referred to the Executive Committee.
The nature of these grievances could not be learned
but IN few weeks they VIII be made public.
A large number of persons availed themselves of
The opportunity 10 inspect the big Teuonic yester-
Hay. Tho "gatemoney,' amounting to good many
collars. will bs handed over TO the ST. Johns Guild
Ind other charities.
James Mahoney, a carpenter. of Cork, went
board the Aurania when She lay at Queenstown, TO
see some friends of for America. The vessel was
under way before he knew IT, and landed him here
yesterday along with his friends. He has wife and
Eve children at home.
The pllotboat Edmund Blunt August Is picked
M. twenty miles southeast Of Sandy Hook, four
teen-foot canoe, name Nautilus with one oar gone.
Edward II. schermerhorn has transferred the build
tnes Nos and T East Fourth-st and Nos. $50 and
sos broadway TO William C. schermerhorn for &c.,
600.
James D. Gordon. newspaper man, of Ohio, died
at the Fordham Hospital nom consumption yester
say. His body VIII be cTemated at Fresh Pond
Queens County, this afternoon.
The Young Mems Literary Union OF St. Pau's
rburcb has elected these officers President John j.
Mcmahon; secretary, William Ball; treasurer. John
Gallahsn.
The Central labor Union and the Central Labor
Federation have agreed 10 sink their differences and
loln in the Labor Day parade.
Bakers Union No. has promulgated boycott
against slot" weighing machines
The Board Of walking Delegates of the Central
Labor Union has sent protest TO Governor Hill
against the release Of Buddensiek'
Captain p H. McNamec, president OF the Irish
American Republican Club, is so!omnng Ii the Au4Ioh'
dacks.
The steamer La Normande, from France, which
roacbea here yesterday brought among her passengers
ylcomte Alphonse Villain XVIII.
amopo the passengers on the steamship Ailsa,