New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12

of until februais. among the passengers ~,
lam Astor, Marshall Ayres and family 'ioo ,a
Bonehill the actress; william Isen and ia"'is ui'
Earl and Countess OF Meath Mrs. John " ~ ~.
and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Trask ON inc .a'o WI
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Aster Carey anu ''''e''
Virtue, Bishop OF Portsmouth
The United States and the Brush Illuminating 'o'"
panies Yesterday sent letters 10 tne f"' -.
sloners asking them to remove III. - nm
wires which the commissioners had strung up
The washington Memorial Arch Fund by the sub
scriptions of Henry J. Barley, OF sIoo' anu o'"e''
now amounts to S61,7O4 81.
Commissioners Hauselt and Rorke' the oN-o"oio
MANNERS Of the Board Of Emigration cSiiou vi W,
1ac,or Frbardt Yesterday, and requested MN W ooh
-. A.. - - Iobn Tasar who, Mr.. Hauselt said
nv - - - rocon,ber g. with $50 and baggage
r,h aso. vot Commits sioner Stephenson had de-
,.inod him Mr. Hauselt saw a couple OF ieters az
Castle Garden offering Lasdr 81 % for o"'p' ",e"'
He accordingly ordered Lasar 10 be reieaSea. AZ Is
said that Mr. stephenson sent Lasar oach 10 'ho ih
up
p..no,s N.on. who shot Il. r. Cashin IN inc iat'
ters furniture store I'm SiXth-ave., was sce'0iua' %
80, o. n. insane and was sent by Judge Glider
sleeve TO the Hudson River Insane Asylum 1'o,on
was insane on the subject oil mesmeris"i' ""N We
,,oa tho. many persons had conspred to hypnotHe
him.
4. .h r.venue cutter Chandler was steaming up
Ao ras. p,ver Yesterday afternoon, with surveyor
LYON and Captain ii. d. smith on board, sohooher'
bottom inward was sighted OIL hoosc'eiVs, "ei
was rful.looking seaman astrlde Oh no' Aeoi' anu
nlayed out man in the water near hef' hhooheu "oou
nv the waves Both were rescued mo oAhaus'ou
man proved to be Captain Charles Il. norton VI ue
echooner II. I. Rogers, which upset by sharp
squall.
At meeting Of the Flee tr1cal secuon Vi 'no amer
p{gbt <
On tho develonment of electric sreetcar ua'uoh.
1e eaid that the overhead-wire system couid DO op
grated at the safe pressure of not more IMAM ooo
volts. The best system, however, he thought' was
that of the storage battery
The Atlas has been shifted from her quarters a.
Uoboken 10 the Erie dry-dock, where large hunoer
Of carpenters have been engaged In repairing r nun
About 900 tons Of mud and coffee VIII DO 'aheh ou'
of her hull, and she will then be sold at auction
The Boxing and Wrestling Championship committee
Of the Amateur Athletic Union, at a meeuhg iaS'
evening" called before it several OF inc poAers VIM
cont in their entries and rejected them The COM
r,ittee decided TO have the trials Monday evening
at Parcpa Hall Eighty-sfxthst. and Third-ave. Inc
tickets and boxes for the final bouts, which arc 10
he held on Thursday evening, December w. are no"
for sale at the Manhattan and New-iork cluohouseS'
The Jury in the case of Captain John Clark, who
shot and killed John Carey on october ~ last at
Avenue e. and Ffteenth-st., after having been out
for three hours and half IN the Court OF oyer and
Termincr. returned verdict last night of murder IN
,he second degree. Clark was remanded till Friday
for sentence
The trustees OF the Sailors Snug Harbor met yes
teray at their Office, at Wall and Pearl SITS. They
had before them Captain G.. d. 5. Trask governor oil
the Harbor and ten or dozen men from the Haroor'
but refused 10 say whether they had discovered any
further evidence of conspiracy TO murder captain
Trask.
Exactly ninety-three members OF the Northern
Roatmen's Association met last night and adopted q
ncrmanent freight rate which varies little from the
nresent rates. mass-meetng Will be held on Tues
day next
Mary r. Fleck nurse employed by Mrs Josephl
of No 43l East Fifty frst-st. became violently IN
sane yesterday, and taken to Bellevue Hospital
She was about to kill Mrs. Josephis two young chill
dren. when she was overcome by force.
The Custom House brokers' clerks gave their third
annual reception last night at the Lexington Avenue
Opera House. There was large attendance, and the
reception was successful and enjoyable.
There was a smoking concert" at the Newfork
Press Club last night, the occasion being the third
monthly reception for the Among those who
entertained the club were Herr Andre, formerly OF
the American Opera Company Walter Pelham, Charles
T. CatIin, J. r. McCay, f. J. Burton Billy Barry
and Charles Dandy.