New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Commodore George Brown, COmmandant OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard, went 10 the Brooklyn Navy faiu
an ,oedav 70 compare notes and personal experiences
az commandment of yard with Commodore f. NJ
Ramsay Commandment Of the Brooklyn Yard
Commissioner Stephenson sent back to swinburne
Island Yesterday Anna Rasmussen the thirteon-year-
aid child who was suspected of having smallpox when
she was landed from the steamship City of Chester on
sunday Health Officer Smith bad sent her to Castle
Garden in the morning.
The meeting of the Board OF Street Opening called
for TODAY has been postponed by Mayor Grant until
Tuesday at . D. m. This was made necessary DC
caise the time Will be consumed by the meeting called
IN he1n the plans for the International Exposition
of 1892 and the usual Board of Estimate meeting
Fonr tInsmIths who were landed at Castle Garden
from the steamship Trave a week ago, and brought
here under contract work In milwaukee,, were sent
back on the Travc yesterday by order OF Collector
Erhardt under the provisions Of the Contract-labor
law
Shaft No. 1912 of Section Of tho new Aqueduct
was Yesterday accepted by the Aqueduct Commits
eiopers from O'Bren & Clark, the contractors, Chief
Engineer Ftccy having made a favorable report OF
the work
BIDS for s112537 o. of IL per cent schoolhous
bonds Will be opened today by the Sinking Fund Com
mlssioncrs at the Controllers office. The commission
will also make another attempt to decide upon plan
for the new Criminal Court Building
George II Walsh and Patrick o'Reilly. patromen.
were dismissed from the police force yesterday for
ntoxlcatiOn.
A large force OF workmcn renewed their laboTs az
the old West Washington Market yesterday. Half
dozen policemen stood around, and largo crowd
watched the work of demolition. The stand holders
were permitted to remove what movable property re-
NAMED on the ground.
The steamship Denmarlts missing python has not
vet been found 1t Is thought that she may have
crawled through portfolios and become sea serpent
The f,ncra! Of friedrich G. Edrdce, president OF
the KnickerbocIe Trust Company, took place yes
teIday morning at Cavalry Episcopal Church. Fourth
ave and Twenty -nrstst. Many welknown Wall
Street men and members Of the Union Club were
present The Rev. William II. Lewis assistant rector
NJ the church OBLIGATED The burial was in Green
wood.
Mrs George l. Scott went to Police Headquarters
Yesterday to have alarm sent out because OF inc
disappearance of her husband, painter lie left his
home No 1874 Chrystle-st., on the morning OF July
81 to take bath In the river, and has not been seen
since.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to SAG, 100 90.
John H. Bird counsel for Thomas B. Kerr, was
az the District Attorneys Office yesterday, ana con-
suited Mr. Fellows and Mr.. Semple. The form OF
the plea which Will be presented TO Justice Daniels
on the indictments sim pending against Kerr VIII
be decided on before the Court OF oyer and Terminer
Is opened in the fall
Assistant Dlsrict-Attorney Semple had long con-
s,ltaton with Sergeant Bird Police headquarters
Yesterday Neither would give any Information about
the secret conference.