New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08


csss. Congress. No. Union SQUARE
Harlem Democratic Club, club house. -
NEw.YoRK CITY.
rns soM.fssh,oneds buttermrk shakes hsvs s9-
peared on the streets again for summers WORK
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction have
ssked Of tho trustees Of the Homeopathic Hospsa
report on the charges published In several papers OF
bed treatment Of tho patients in the hospital.
Tho report published yesterday. that the Navy DE-
partmcnt contemplated sending the cruisers Chicago
Boston and Atlanta and tho gunboat Yorktown Is .
dying squadron around tho world could not DO con-
armed ct the Navy Yard yesterday. All of the officers
spokcu to said that they had never heard OF the
cruise not even by suggestion, and 10 was doubted
that such cruise was thought Of.
concert will DO gwen in the Railroad Mems
Building, No. 381 Madison.ave tomorrow night the
proceeds Of which will be devoted to tho equipment
OF the baseball club Of the branch.
Michael Lyons ago afty.three. the father OF Daniel
Lyons, who was hanged several months sGo for the
murder of BeeIe' Clarity. was in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions yesterday on charge OF grand larceny
He stole q silver watch from August steinsrt OF No
at Tenthaye, on April 80. Recorder smyth SEN
fenced him to six months in the PenieentisT.
Frequent complaints have been made to the Pilot
Commissioners that the shsd fishermen OF New Jersey
were boldly attempting to monopose tho North River
opposite Twenty -fourthst, and had andaclousy
planted their shsd poles far out IN the waters belong
ing to New-York thereby seriously Interfering with
NAVIGATION. Yesterday the Commissioners sent word
no the aggressive fishermen that they did not forth
with pull up their shad-poles and draw back to the
Jersey line an expedition would be fitted out snd war
ON them would be begun.
A plscard bulletned in the Produce Exchange says
that Sheriff Petty of Suffolk County, will sell ut Bay
port on May Is. under decree of the court large
amount of personal property belonging to William r.
Foster, tho fugitive Gratuty Fund defaulter.
An exhibition drill and camp scenes by thirty-six
young women, together with musical entertainment.
under the direction Of the "King's Daughters will
be given at Chickering Hall next Friday evening
SUPERINTENDENT Jasper yesterday sent to the prin-
cipals in all the public schools copies OF letters re-
ccaved from General A. p. ketchum, grand marshal
Of the educational division in the Centennial parade.
and from President J. Edward Simmons. The letters
commend the marching of the boys and will be read
In the schools to-day. General Butterfeld has re-
'ouested from Mr. Jasper full statement of the march.
which will be sent him to-day. The boys are con-
ndent that they will one Of the gold medals
which General Butterheld promised the division
that showed tie greatest proficiency in marching.
Thomas McConnon driver Of beer- wagon, fell
from his seat In East wentythrdst yesterday, and
was run over and killed He had family living at
No. 423 West Thirty sixth-st
Michael DAILY. steady and temperate coschmsn Of
middle age, left his homo at No. $50 West Thirty
seventh-st 10 take . walk on the evening Of April
2. and disappeared. Yesterday his body was found
in the North River His friends consider his death
. mystery.
box containing some human bones was found on
the roof of the hathouse No 186 East Thirty fourth
Jantf 4
the policeman on the block The policeman said
medical student" and sent the bones to the Morgue
A IRE in the Office Of "The Commercial Bulletin"
at No. 80 Broadway early yesterday morning, caused
q loss of 81 900. The paper makes point OF pub
fishing accounts Of all fires in the CITY,
President Wilson presided for the first time at a
meeting of the Board Of Health yesterday. but the
business transacted was not important. No changes
In the department are expected for some weeks. "
was said yesterday that the regular meetngday OF
the Board probably would be Tuesday of each week
The Jewellers Security Alliance held Its sixth an.
nual meeting yesterday at No. 40 Broadway 0hiceIs
were elected follows: President, David c. Dodd tr :;
first vice president A. h Sloan second vlcepresident
Henry Hayes; third vice president. David Inter
meyer treasurer Charles c. Lewis secretary. George
II. Hodenpyl; executive committee. J. B. Bowden.
C. G. Afford. ". II. White, II. H. Butts F. KrOeber
and s;las Stuart.
Judge Hilton received the thanks Of the Aldermen
yesterday by rising vote for his hospitality in erect
ing the stand at the Stewart mansion. Ffthave and
Thirty fourth-st, for the accommodation OF the men,
bors and their friends during the Centennial parades
special feature of tho evening service at the
Church of st. John the Evangelist last Sunday even
ing was the admission OF twelve charter members OF
the branch Of the Guild Of the Iron Cross connected
with the church The Rev. DR.. B. F. De Costa. the
chaplain Of this branch read the service ending with
tho presentation of iron to each member and
the prnouncing of the benedicton. The officers Of
this branch are the Rev. DR.. De Costa chaplain; W.
R. Smith president; W. H. Lowndes. vice-presidcnt
F. z. Vanderhoof. secretary, and F. Jones' treasurer
The assistant treasurer Of the Babies Hospital o.
the City Of New-York gratefully acknowledges the
receipt of ESQ from the Saturday Evening DANCING
Class through Mrs Alexander s. Webb. the treasurer
The hospital is sadly In need OF S2oo 10 secure hom'
In the country for summer Work.
The Harvard Club Will hold its annual election fo
officers on Saturday night The managers Of the cluf
have lust issued their annual report During thu
year the receipts have amounted TO .764 30, ant
there is q balance hand Of s3, $50 %. The ciut
has now 4l2 resident members and 1S2 NONRESIDENT
total OF GOA. This shows an increase OF seventy
three The lease Of the clubhouse at No. IL IVES
wcnty-secondst. has been renewed for two years.
Ex-senator Palmer Of Michigan the newly appointst
Minister to spain, VII SAL LOT EuroPo vi mo 1""i
to-day. He will go directly to Madrid from England
The friends Of Frederick Cook, Secretary Of State
were much pleased yesterday over his continued I'm
provement. lie is now thought to be out of danger
The Republican Club has sent Q circular letter Il
the members Of the Assembly, urging them to vOt'
for the bfl to establish . State naval militia. which
has already passed the Senate.
The parents Of Louisa Duval age four and half
tho child missing since April 2, called Mayor Gran
yesterday. and told him that they believed that TIT
officers Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Children knew more about their child than the,
were willing ID admit The Mayor caused Secretar!