New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

The washington Memorial Arch Fund now aRouh'
70 s46,934 sc.
Contractor James II. Sullivan concluded Yesterday
10 accept the sum OF $79,323 90 awarded by 'ne noa
nj Estimate in full settlement Of his claim against .
sity for regulating and grading the upper poFu'" "
Seyentha ave- nearly twenty years ago, and Conooher
Myers paid him the money He signed reooip' AZ
fun of all demands His claim was for Si4'ooo'
Tho complaint of the Beehmsn-st. merchants anu
sthers regarding the bad odors which come rum INC
Fulton Market fsh-stands was the subject OF D''o'
IRON Commissioner 0ilroy to tho Mayor Sos'oi""'
Mr. Giroy says that he cannot act III the hid'.o' az
the fish-dealers hold permits from the Con'foher'
Controller Myers will leave town tomorrow ior
wellearned vacation of two weeks al Saratoga DEP
, ro,trol,cr storrs will be Acting Controller IN his
absence.
The old buildings of West Washington Market are
all down. and the Dock Department is now con.
sderng its plans for the piers TO take the place Vi
the market.
Grace Chapel. the younger mission of the Rev DR.
Howard Crosby's church. VIII hold its annual eA-
eursion to Rartan Beach to-day
sim another smuggler has been caught among the
passengers on the steamer Neustria. Ihls ono 10
named Michael Barro. Italian. lie managed :"
luck 1913 gold pendants and thirty mine silver wa'cn-
h,n. ,rto his shirt Barro said that he did not own
The articles, but had taken them 10 denver " O P
whom he wasv to meet on the pier
Uavtian Minister Preston said yesterday that ne
had rceived advces from Port Prince denying the
report that the United states Minister TO Hayu hau
been authorized 10 consult with Hypponte III fesaiu
70 settling the war by arbitration.
Five Chinese passengers arrived here yesterday on
the steamer Saratoga, from Cuba one was 'no
Chinese Consular agent at Bolondrond Cupa two "o'o
wealthy merchants doing business In Cuoa' ana the
last two were laborers. The Consul is Joaquin Achay.
The merchants are named Manuel and Vmcente Vades'
The travellers are bound for China Deputy collector
Dunn permitted the merchants and the Consul 70 lana
in order TO the sights of the town.
number of the Jesuits and schoiaseicS Oh ."
Francis Xaver's College, Fordham. have gone 10 the
new retreat of the Jesldts. Keysers Island IN the
Sound, Connecticut.
A committee OF clergymen and Others from tne
Twonty-third Ward apreaed before tie EXCISE Commis-
sioners yesterday, TO protest against inc ocis VI
any moro lquor-shops in their neighoorhOod.
Women who delight in wearing In their headgear
birds or wings may not know that they encourage
breaking Most Of the pathological decorations
dear 10 the feminine heart are secured py trapping
the pretty little creatures whose lives are saciihceu
10 supply novelties in the millinery line, ana thst Is
a misdemcanor. punishable by fine and imprisonment
or both Trapping birds has become an extensive
business and the outskirts of New York and BROOKLYN
furnish fertile fields of operation.
Tho congregation Of the new Church of St Thomas
tho Apostle in onehunded andeighteenth-st west OF
ST. Nicholas-ave., will worship in the basement Oh
the edifce as it is ready for occupancy Inc
stone and brick walls arc nearly built up as niSh
as they VIII go for the present The basement chspe
viii be rs by l42 feet The Rev. John J. kergan Is
the rector.
Father Anacetus, o. S. F.. rector of st. Anthony's
Cbuyoh and the new Provincial of the Franciscan
Fathers will 20 TO Rome at the end Of August 70 at
tend general chapter of the Franciscan Fathers.
The Rev John H. Cushing. Of the diocese Of Denver
COL is In the city, the guest Of the Rev. NJ. T.
OFarreu, rector of st. Teresa's Church.
mass of requiem for the repose OF the soul OF
tho late Rev Andrew 0'Conne, pastor of the Church
Of st. Malachy in East NewYork, was celebrated yes
terday in the Church of the Nativity in secondavo
The annual National Convention of st. PatricRs
Alliance of America Will be held at Military Hall this
CITY ON Monday, August 5. A National Board OF
Oalcers Will be elected and other important business
transacted The coming National Convention will be
tho first held in New-York in ten years.
John Franklin Clark viii give free public lecture
ON Corporation the Underlying Principle Of Pro
er,sson" tomorrow evening at 8 O'CLOCK before the
Ncw-York Nationalist Club, No. 1, at It's hall at Third
ave and Fifty -hfth-st.
Father Dougherty, of the Mission OF the Immaculate
Virgin in this city, warns his Brooklyn friends against
an iu,postor who is selling book called Catholic
Gems"
large number of representative Irishmen attended
Yesterday the funeral Of Patrick DENIM at ST. Pat
Iick's OH Cathedral in Mott-st.
The second examination of candidates for admission
to ST Josephs Seminary, Troy. was held yesterday
morning ia the Cathedral School.
Two new windows of stained glass have been placed
I'm the Church OF Our Lady of Mount Carmel. In East
One hundrod- and-i fteenth-st.
Archbishop Corrgan returned to the city yester-
day from his annual vacation.
Plans have been flied for the Reformatory for Women
In Foureeenth-st. 1t VIII cost s2oOooO, and be in
charge of the sisters of st. Mary
The outgoing trains on the Harlem and Ncw-Haven
railroads yesterday used of the new sunken tracks,
The old up-track being much undermined by the
storm as 10 render 1t unsafe at many points below
williamsburg.
Edward Garnet and Eugene Smith, the two drivers
who were arrested on a charge of driving over and
seriously injuring Charles Spitzka at the Brooklyn
Bridge on Monday morning, were arlaigDed at the
roinbs yesterday and discharged from custody The
court held from the evidence that they were not TO
blame for the accident.