New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-26
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Ralph Wells for twenty-five years one OF inc iean-
ing Sunday school workers Of this country VIII speak
in Hope Chapel, in East Fourth-st near AVehue D.
this evening
The Charles F. Bruder Association, composed OF
many prominent Republicans OF the NAM assembly
nistrict will hold a ratification meeting at west
c,. soventbst and the Boulevard to- morrow evening
Tho examination OF candidates for law schools
,rdor tho authority of the State Board OF Regents
ras continued by Commissioner Edward l. Devln In
the bulding of tho University Of the City OF New
York Yesterday. The examinations VIII close 'ouay'
The last Of the new plates for the cruiser Boston
will be put upon her to-day. she VIII then DC 'c''eu
TO determine II the seams are well cemeh'cu anu
fight She Will come out of the dry-dock next week
and 20 TO Newport to complete her tactlcal ulas'
The reports published yesterday that the cruiser
chicago cot intedded in the mud at the Navy Yard
and REQUIRED tugs to pull her out, were not suicuS
true The water required to float the chicago AZ the
dock Is only deep enough at high tide and she touched
boom in hauling gsde but got to the dock With
out any outside help.
The s. s. Cox Literary and Social Society has been
Incorporated. The trustees are /. W. Fried simon
Coldbercer Morris Pollatschek Max GoldDergcr and
KOppel Newman
Judce Fhrlch IN the City Court, issued an order
Of arrest Yesterday for the members OF tho hrn Oh
James d G. H. Blocker. auctoneers, for an alleged
fraudulent Withholding of 1920 so due to George Ii.
sanford and George II. Terhune for commissions on
the sale of some property in Tuckahoe. ~ u
ceorpc Rincler & Co. filed articles of incorporation
in the County Clerks office Yesterday Tho OBJECT
of the corporation is the manufacture of beer and all
other fermented liquors. The capital Is S6OOOOo
Tho managers are John c. Boettncr william g.
R,ncler Frederick A. Ringer, Christian Hachemeiser
and Frederick Orth.
Tho members of the Technical. Society OF New-fork
left the city for Washington early yesterday 10 tahe
part in the proceedings of the Technical Congress
Chief Clerk Klpp, of the Police Department, yes
terdav completed a list of policemen who are veterans
Of the war and therefore exempt from retirement
on account OF age The list includes superintendent
Murray Chief Inspector Byrnes, Inspector Conn, ana
CAPTAINS Alairc Brogan, Cortright, Eakins, Grant
Gastlln. smith, schultz. Thompson and Washburn' Al
toretber there are go veterans of the war on the
force including 2s sergcants -
noundsmen 14s patrolmcn and 90 doormen.
The Health Board yesterday began another cam
paign against the overcrowding OF tenement houses
nv italians. Orders given to reduce the num-
her of occupants in the houses Nos. 30, 80, 80, ~
30 Al 10 rs, so, 81 and 50 Mulberry-st., and NO.
314 Mottst
Superintendent Murray yesterday called the ponce
captains to his Office, and consulted with them ~
pardng the proposed increase Oh lnc spudu9i WIN"
will be possible as soon 100 more patrolmen are
Amounted If was agreed that the precincts included
IN that mart OF the city between Seventy ninth and
One hundred and. tenth sts most in need OF ad-
dltional policemen.
Passed Assistant Engineer James II. Perry, AS
sistant Engineers +. c. Bicg, W. NJ. Mcfarland ana
| b. Day. the steam experts on the Trial Board
which conducted the speed trials of the new cruisers
at Newport, passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Washington to work up the data taken
during the trials.
| The Rev. j. Wesley Johnston will deliver series
OF lectures at the sXty-frst Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, between Second and Third ayes. They
VIII he illustrated by a stcreopticOn. Following arc
the dates and subjects October %. ireland and scot
| land: October o. England and Wales November
! 5 France; November l., Switzerland Novem-
| Der 10, "Italy."
Diaries for 1890 have been placed on sale already
The salow appearance of one-hslf the young fcl-
lows in the shops and Offices now is not due 10 III
| health It's the vacation sunburn fading out.
! So popular has riding on horseback become that
stable keepers now estimate the number OF saddle
horses I'm this city and It's vicinity at little over
| 5000.
Adolpb Immergist an Austrian immigrant who
landed here on the Fulda this week, complained TO
Commissioner stephenson that he had been swindiel
| by Castle Garden expressman named Htterhause
| Upon investigation Ritterhause was discharged.
| John Fitzpatrick Liverpool Jack" burly lodg
| ing house keeper was called for trial yesterday be
fore Judge Cowing, a charge of kidnapping labonng
men and carrying them into servitudc in Mexico,
The Rev. G. A Healy, rec tor OF St Demands Roman
| Catholic Church. No. 3o8 West Fourteenthst., wifi
celebrate his silver jubilee OF ordination In the church
| on sunday.
The international Convention of Cigarmakers con
If nGic at * ing
| yesterday, and chose William H. Mcknsley, OF
Muskccon. Mich. fourth vce-presldent, and William
| Nourotb OF Denver, fifth vlce-presdent. Samuel
Gompers and Secretary Oyler appointed com
mittee to revise the associations constitution al
Buffalo after the convention has finished It's labors
There Will be no play to-day in the Interstate cricket
| match New-York versus Ncw-Jersey, which was to
be PLAYED at Prospect Park. The fixture has beer
postponed till Monday and Tuesday next, when
weather permitting, game VIII be called each day
| at IL a. IN.
The doors leading to the Office Of "The Daily
Graphic were locked yesterday. and were closely
| watched by the striking cOmposors The once
proper was in possession Of deputy sheriff. No al
| tempt was made to publish the paper H. H. stoddan
! was busy with the books Of the concern. and 1t Is
understood that there is chance OF Its once NOR
being published
Investigation among the box manufacturers Of this
city shows little probability OF a strike among thei
employes Work IS brisk and there is no indie atior
of general reduction OF wages.
LITTLE DAMAGE FROM THE BROKEN MAIN.
The How of water from a broken Croton main
near the fremont station OF the Harlem Railroad