New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
NEM.YORK CITY.

lno -. ,,Il take tbetr annual TIP, around Man
haitian Island tomorrow, leaving tho Harlem hA'"e
ut M
n cAu Of the stool used in the construction OF
the hull and Sill for the engines e1cePt Cno "A
and two line shafts, which were made oy inc hluppS
at Esen) are of domestic manuIac"io. M C'
frames and engine frgngs and ell tho steel castings
h,h to- hulI and engines furnished by hrms IN
san Francisco and this city
Accor,tpg 30 tho terms Of the contract with INC
Eevy York Central Company, the HUDSON ouSpo'ston
Rrdge and New England Railway Company hAh oe
posIted 100000 In the American EXCHANGE NsHouS.
Rank 10 cover the cost OF excavatng the rocA anu
removing tho tracks Of the west shoro h~1liO"t
Fort Clinton sufficiently far back from inc river 10
Omit the erection Of tho westerly tower Oh ue
Poekskil Bridge at the water mont
At tho Battlo Of Gettysburg Edsons phonogrsph
,nttnues 10 be an unfaillng source OF amusement
The phonograph sings songs gives doscrPu'o o0eu'0
~ tho hattie and burlesquos Edsons other inNono'
| the telephone by giving an m,Auon VI . ni~
speaking into the latter instrument over o'0e'o"
Jobn Boyle of John Boyle Co., dealers IN camping
outfits sends eco The Tribune for the suheFoss n"m
| the seattle fire.
tn. pey DR. T. Do witt TalmaSo VIII mhreos
-. .,oo,.ro NJ Young men In Association Hall To
| .o,ro,u afternoon A male choir Will sing, and all
young mon arc invited.
| Ioh, nrower, dealer IN hardware and cutlery, al
|
| 20 OF varren.st made assignment yesterday
IN Mortimer NJ Meehan, giving preferences Tor SlooVV
10 sarah l. Brewer for money loaned ann S'Vl =" "
| Haserty Bros.. for value received
| II Kerr & Co, tho fruit importers Of No. Al
noaycr.st received dispatch yesterday saying uA'
! their stramer Pomona, which left his Guy DO
| vnrtDgp Raw on juno S, bad been wrecked on
| -, Tho Officers and crow sAvcd. The
prnona was an iron scrov double deched steamer OF
| .23 tons burden. She vas valued OF s3o'ooo and
r,s ,nsnrrd. She hsd been in tho fruitearrying
trade for n quarter Of a century
surs.nb,ndrut Jackson of Castle Garden, r. ny
Ing 20 find Ellen EversGn, young English woman
| Who landed At tho Garden ON May "a on inc
Br1,anuic. She bought ticket for hume rom
sylvanis, but all traces OF her "ere 'oS' ~"i S"'
loft the Garden.
The steamer Colon arrived from ASpinwAl yesterday
bringing, among other passengers, Count do FinA'
| J. d. Post ir., and R. A. CAldnron.
The board OF Managers Of tho Produce EIohAnsr
,os.od notice yesterday calling tho attention OF The
nembors 10 the fact thai tho Board would sEic'V
| enforce tho r1lo which prohibits trading In puts
and calls
,rb. ro.nb4ns Of tho class of 1860 Of tho College
Of tho CITY Of Sow.Yorb viii have dinner 10 ocF-
hrate the twentieth anniversary OF toir graduation
At sechortner's on June Is. Among tho mrmooff
N the class arc Edward NJ shepard, Of tho BROOKLYN
Civil Service Commission Judge Charles j. HchrbaS'
of his city; Howard P. wids. Theodore r. Milhi
| aud william Henry Clark
The investigating commission Of tho PoStnfhcc
| IDade Yesterday a thorough examination Of tr
| lower floors OF tho PostonIco Buih.hg Ihey VIEW
aoonpanloI by the supervising architect OF toc las
ur,v popar,nnnt and othor officials and suggestions
| were made a. 10 tho means by which more space
| could be obtained.
Tho engagements Of Enld for shipment by outgoing
| steamships to-day amounted TO Si'oo',7'" inc
shppers were HaldolbAch, Ickohehnng Co.. Slad2'-
| a4l: Lagald FreroA 81 ,6oo323; L vuo Hoffman
| Co.. s7lB, 100 and John Munrs 4 Co.. Sc54,Sol' Tho
| destination Of the shlpHonts is Paris rather eah
Iondon and for this reason tho effect was not great
on tho stock or money markets.. Tho shipments were
| regarded by bankers exceptsonA although the
| exports Of merchandise have recently been small
Tho body Of Edward Sweeney, who was drowned
| While taking part In swimming contest In u"
| North River at the foot Of Vesoyst. On Monday
morning, recovered from the water al Pier NO,
90 yesterday.
| Jacob Eberisng thirty years old, Of No. Sos
Sooond- ave. died yesterday afternoon from heat pros
tratsnn in tho kitchen oi the AStnr House, where he
| was employed. lie q native OF Germany and had
no near relatives n this country
1 concort and entertainment for tho beneht % the
Jobnstown food survivors VIII bo given At st. JoSephs
Hail. at Ninth-aveL ard One hundred and twenty
seventies st. on Sunday evening" Juno %, BY the
MLnbattanvine Democratic Club.
The Lancashire Gnsursore Company has purchased
from George r. Read a. plot and buihtng No. IS
Pine st. adloining the sHb-Treasury, and WI erect
| thereon handsome once building, part OF which
will be sot aside fr tho transaction of the oompAnys
business and the rost offered for rent. I price
PAID was $4,000.
The coin and slot device has been applied To child
rcns savings banls. when once set for action
regulated number Of coins must DO dropped In the
baul. before II DO opened again.
One set Of mon who arc glad the Giants did not
retain the Polo Grounds arc the elevated railroad
guards It was like doing another days work 10
handle the baseball crowds IN hot weather last year
It Is evt!sntiy hard TO work for a great many mon
20 pass a show window hled with fishing tackle,
these days, without stopping awhile and heegns
Sigh
A process has been invented to use prepared paper
IN lead pencils instead Of wood.
A number OF blind men OF the city met at tho
hall Of the Church Of st. John tho Evangelist last
evening, when MT. Carlyle took the chair and T.
B0rtTam Lowndes appointed secretary. Dr.
Ia Costa presented q plan Of a mutual aid society
intended to unite this class In a brotherhood. Tho
plan, which unanimously adopted, provides for an
advisory committee OF seeing persons
Tho STRIKE OF TongEhorcmen at Pier No. 80
North River, OF tn6 National Line Steamship Com
pany, is over, the men returning TO work uncon-
oiionally.
william q. Stewart, treasurer of tho Washington
Memorial Arch Fund Acknowledges the receipt OF the
following subscriptions yoeterday John D. Jones'
500: samuel B. Ladd cas-; through tho American
Water Color Society, Is Miss Abbott, al through
Tho New-YorL Times" g. peeviOusly acknowledged,
s43Ai3 81; total TO date, S43,547 81.
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