New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
NETWORK CITY.

r,no ,rae music in Tompkins square last night
a. ,oot Grains sent forth by Eben's band were
mingled with the cries and shouts OF inc many
children Of the East Side; yet to the mothers OF the
children there was no dlscoru anu ''0 ~ ~
to be thoroughly enjoyed.
The funeral of John a. Greene will take place
- o'clock this afternoon in st. Pauls church
M, p,. Robert NJ Kemp VIII oficiate and the
t,,r,ol ,.u ne in the Press plot in Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
r,r,or was started yesterday that several hundred
ico,to Girls had struck in Kinney Brothers factory
and that police protection was necessary. AZ th'
sao.or IN west Twcnysecondst, however, there were
no indications Of a strike
Pronosals for the purchase of school mouse OonuS
20 the amount Of S162, 80 4s were opened by Con-
troror Myers at the meeting of the Sinking fund Com
r,iseioners Yesterday Blake Brothers d 20. "oro
ovcarled $4,000 at 1.00S3G; f. Morflson' %loO'ooo
at I olO627, and $3.50 4s at 1oo'o'
1roraco p burroughs, who rented bonded lumber
l,'i 90. urrtcr,s point which was investigated by
n'a government and found to be short, settled the
s,sorononcv Yesterday by paying $3.50 to the
|a,,an,or Ue was nearly 100000 feet OF lumber
short.
,rho Pow John D. whitney, vlcc-president OF the
Ct IruI COLLEGE Of the Jcsuits. Alabama, arrived
T., rho civ Yesterday and Is staying at tho college,
- - Francis Xavier IN West Sixteenth-st lilo saus
for old Erin today
corrorat,on Attorney stcclder collected 5000 30 in
,oraes for violation of corporation ordinances curing
the month of August.
,-,t,od States Distrct-AttOrney Walker was at his
oeco = mart of yesterday. Edward Mitchell to
ro,rIv arDointcd Disrict-Attomey, ala not WISH inc
49, Mr. Mitchell has not communicated with Mt.
walker a. TO the time when he VIII take chare"'
tut 10 will probably be ready in few days to assume
his new duties
Postmaster Van Colt viii appoint forty new CLERKS
- ho post OGlco to-day. The names will be taken
t tbe lists filed up by the recent civil service eA-
a,ninatons The new clerks Will be appointed at the
Lowest grades at $3.50 and 5000 salary and Ola crs
nav in some cases have their salaries increased.
changes NAV also be made soon in the Official Stsh VI
the Office.
Austin Corbin sails for Europe this afternoon Oh
40 s,oar,cr Lain. OF the North German lloyd line.
IIo will return 10 NeW-forR IN th1 Ias' "0oA VI
October His trip abroad will be confined to London
and Paris.
Thomas II. Evans, for the last four years the
odort,sir manager Of judge has left that publ
co,,o, N assume the eas ZEN management OF Inc
Ca, Francisco Chronicle Mr. Evans IS well known
in newspaper circles as energetic and successful
worker
Tho summer tourists continue to pour into towh'
or at least their baggage does The number OF pieces
of baggage handled at tho Grand Central biation Oh
Monday from incoming trains exceeded 2O,ooo' Az
late hour Yesterday the receipts promised 10 eAceed
U. e,,ro the largest on record according to Mr..
Wescott who LOOKS after the business
The annual summcuight festival and entertainment
NJ the E. D. Morgan Post, G. a. r., was enjoyed laS'
night by large crowd at Terrace Garden among
those who took part in the entertainment wem l.. l.
,,oI,o,r,ott Frank Wadman Miss Emile Peare, Miss
,tio 7 40 Fran, Emerson and Little Gertie Roswell
Dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
The board which Is to survey the sloop-of-war
Lancaster met at the Navy Yard yesterday. "orRmen
are busy boring holes into the vessels huh preparatory
to the survey.
The General Masonic Relief Association mot loi
i,s fourth annual convention at the Masonic Temple
.,a.to.Iov The sessions WILL last through tho week
delegates we're present from various parts OF the
Tinted states and Canada.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to sl7 $50 81.