New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-12
NETWORK CITY.


n.,.n,s,sr r A. Cappa of the 9TH Regiment.
will start for Europe tomorrow on the Anchor Line
steamer Devonia Mr. Cappa has been Ill for some
fine with throat trouble; he VIII 90 direct 10
Glasgow so as TO proong the sea voyage and VIII
visit London and Paris, returning about september l.
The Tribune has received 50 from E. NJ. n" and
q, tron az So for Mrs Mary Holt. who had her
fingers cut off in a cordage factory at Elizaoem
Four days of rain have damaged tho fruit In the
peach section of Georgia The season has been goou
ono firm of growers expects TO realize SloooOo OS INC
time picking and shipping ends.
Patrick Gleason the newly elected president OF
the Municipal Council of the Irish National League
saws no has no confidence in the present national ex
ecuve and thinks 1t would be better TO deal directly
with Mr. Parpell
A retreat for the Christian Brothers of this city
was begun yesterday in Manhattan College
Mayor Noonan, of st. Louis, was in this city III
spoctlng the police system, yesterday and DetecuVe
Sergeant Heidelberg was detailed to show him about
the city.
Laborers who were making excavation for the
cellar of a new building at Blocker and Grove SIS
Yesterday dug up human skull which was partly
embedded In the ruins OF an ola cesspoo' -0 0'
bones were found nearit
The shin Pactolus on July 7, in latitude 80 ;os.
Longitude 70 10 passed vessel Of foreign build OF
about 500 TONS lying bottom upward
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Yesterday took charge of Annie Long the niue giIl
who was abandoned in Central Park on MONDAY
During her stay at Police Headquarters the chHa oi'eu
cried for her mother She said her home was III
Colunbia-st The police made inquiries at every
bouse in that street in this city, and also In Coiumoa
St Brooklyn but could get no information ABOUT her
mother
The first sale of new wheat of this crop was made
Yesterday at the Produce Exchange by H. d. hcrOeIt
& Co.. for account Of Hasey q Banta' TO the Je"eh
Milling Company, of Broolyn. The iot' OF loo bags
was raised in New-Jersey and brought 30 cents
bushel.
colonc, North the South American nitrate king"
7 Slnitbcrs and j. T. Smith, of London, were intro
drced Yesterday on the floor of the Produce Exchange
by eX-Mayor Grace.
Treasurer Stewart now has s46519 Sc for the
Washington Memorial Arch
Arnold. Cheney & Co. of No. 1853 Water-st re
cei.ed word yesterday from Penambuco That ter
bark. tho Mary A. Greenwood had been lost at Natal
She lsit this city MAY 25 for brisbane having
general cargo and being under the command OF Cap
tain John H. Tookcr The Greenwood was built at
Norsrort l. L. in 1879 and registered 6l7 tons
She was frstclass bark.
Ipspoctor C. A. Du Moulin. of the Surveyors Office
recently seized twenty -four bottles of brandy twelve
Of GIN eighteen Of beer and two demiohns OF rum
that were Struggled into this port by Captain D. H.
SCA2lfZ. or inc steamer fIElld' ll'ii Ni"N''" -'
Tie Hquo, belonged the ship stores and were sent
ashore b. the captain an hour before the vessel sailed
he having been dismissed from his situation
Charles F. spiague. treasurer of the Union Dime
Savings Bank sailed yesterday for Europe on the
steamer Amsterdam. Nj. spIaguc goes to Paris TO
attend tie Yolapuk convention which Is to be held
there in august.
Peter j. Brady has teen appointed law clerk OF the
Excise Board in place Of G. G. Colby, resigned.
stat, Assessor J. D. Ellis and J. L. Williams visited
the Tax Commissioners Office yesterday, and spent
short time IN looking the ax-books of the city
They expect to spend ten days in investigating the
relation of the assessed value of real estate in the
city 10 its actual value.
The sum of s46s 90 was received yesterday by ].
Edward simmons. treasurer of the Conemaueh valley
Relief Fund
Yesterday the Fire Commissioners awarded the
contract Tor building a hospital and ua'nlng-slables
In Nmety-nnth-st. near Ninth-ave.. to Arthur Arch
lander. tho lowest bidder. His bid was S32,427 They
also awarded the contract for building huck-house
at No 432 west Thirty to George H. Christie
His bid was $1,000.
The occupants OF West Washington Market secured
another injunction against the Dock Board yesterday
and Just as the worKmen had begun stripping the
roof from the old structure at the foot of Vesey-st
they were obliged to quit work. The injunction was
Issued by Justice Dycknan.
"a
Indicted for murder in the first degree. charged with
throwing Benjamin Hatton from an excursion barge
into the East River causing his death pleaded not
guilty before Judge Cowing in the General Sessions
Court yesterday. lie was remanded for trial
The Tribune Acknowledges the receipt of $40 from
"a Subscriber TO be forwarded TO Mrs Mary Holt
tho widow with FIVE small children who had the
fingers of her hand OH while at work at the cordast
works in Elizabeth. n J.
T. l.. Ridgway and General Wylie. the newly ap
pointed Emigration Commissioners, appeared 1efort
Judge Homc. in the City Court yesterday. and tool
the oath Of Office call has been signed for meet
Ing OF the Board to-day, and it IS expected that th'
new Commissioners Will be present.
Frank Morrison. who. with two or three others
escaped from Blackwells Island some time ago. anC
vas thought 10 have been drowned in the attempt
turned up before Judge Cowng yesterday charged Will
burglary in the second degree. He was sentenced Il
four years IA the state Prison.