New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
The wooden corvette Yantic, which has received new
mars and been repaired since her encounter with
hurricane, few months ago, lett the Navy Yard yes
teday and started for Baltimore, where she Will take
mart in the celebration there next week The osspee
and tho pensacola are also to DO at baltimore.
Commodore John G. Walker, Chief of the Bureau
Of Navigation at Washington made unofficial visit
to the Navy Yard yesterday, taking look at the
Ysntio and Boston.
The outtna Club Of the Young Mems Christian
Association VIII take ramblo the Orange Mount
aims tomorrow. Eagle Rock, Llewellyn Park and
the Orange Young, Mems Christian Association viii
be visited.
Electric lights have been placed in the parlors and
reading rooms OF the Twenty thirst. branch OF the
Young Men Christian Association.
A. nurnoer OF applications have been made for the
vacant place Of Warden of tho Workhouse on Black
wells Island. The Commissioners of Charity are IN
favor OF appointing Deputy Mcnamara, who has been
for a long time connected with the institution
There were more than 5000 visitors at the Museum
Of Natural History on Labor Day. Many Of them
came in the evening.
Tho big cruiser Chicago, which left the Navy Yard
and started for Newport Wednesday, anchored oil
sandy Hook until yesterday morning. when she
weged anchor and proceeded to the buoy range near
the Horseshoe to swing ship TO correct the compasses
Naval Constructor John B. Hoover has been detached
from the Nev-York Navy Yard and ordered TO duty
at Portsmouth, New-Hampshire. 1t IS thought that
Naval Constructor Mintonye who was at this yard
for several years both before and after the war, Will
succeed him.
Tho Lancaster which recently returned to the
Navy Yard from a cruise in European waters, VIII
probably be moved from her present position to-day
10 a now berth near the Quinnebaug and VIII DO
nut out of commission tomorrow.
The Armoty7 Board yesterday again extended Con-
tractor Hoppers time for completing the new armory
for tho eth Regiment The date OF October was
fixed. with the understanding that there are to be
no moro extensions Of time on this building
Miss Rose Ridgway, of the AntiOpe company, at
Niblos Garden, lately imported pair Of danny
English shoes through the mall They were seized as
dntabIe articles, and Miss Rdgway was informed hat
she could have her shoes by paying 81 duty MISS
Ridgway appeared the Custom House yesterday and
maintained successfully that the shoes were impie-
mcnts of her profession, and as such were ho'
duEable.
AZ Dillon Burnett. a lumber dealer, Of No 333 East
FIteenthst was sorting lumber in his yard al NO. ..
Tenth-ave., yesterday afternoon pile OF ooaius ION
On hin and one of his workmen, John Nesoht' Vi
No. 400 West Thirteenth-st Mr.. Burnett S icy was
brotsp while the workman had his right ear cut OIL
and several ribs fractured. Both men were Ienio''u
10 St Vincents Hospital
The Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday caused |
the forty three Arabs who had been sent to "aus
island 10 DO brought to Castle Garden. There MI
Arbeely ex-United States Consul to Palestine, acted
as interpreter. Tho Commissioners decided to allow
tho Arabs 10 land. When their decision was an
oounccd tho Arabs overwhelmed Mr.. Aroeely with |
their expressions Of gratitude ana hhany cdrIeu
him around tho Garden in triumph.
Tho Washington Memorial Arch Fund yesterday rose
to S5oO9o2i
Juan NJ Ceballos of this city, began libel suit
Yesterday In the United states District Court against
The steamship Alert. He that he shipped steam
tug by the Alert July l6 for Progresso, Mexico
The steam tug: the plaintiff alleges was not delivered
but was lost overheard and sunk at the port oil
Progesso. The damage is placed at $1,000.
Postorlce inspectors Darby and Rogers were at the
Postoce Yesterday and began investigation OF the
High Bridge postal station and also examined sites
for the sub-stations which may be established They
had not completed their work yesterday, nor reached
any decision.
Among the passengers who sailed on the record
breaker Columbia yesterday were Divide de St Aubin,
Countess Won Bandssin, Henry Dreyfuss, Dr. Hooper,
Dr. Charles r. Shepard and Dr.. j. b. Hall.
Joseph NJ Aviles and Charles F. Klugkist, composing
the firm of Ayes Brothers, dealers in lumber, etc, at
No. ISL south-st, made an assignment yesterday to
George b. Read Joseph NJ. Aviles, the senior
partner who has been in business hero about fifteen
years owned plantation at CienfuegoS, and was the
CAPITALIST of the firm claiming to have about $4,000
In the business His brother +. J. Avies, retired
from the firm January 81 last at which time Mr.
KIuakist was admitted. The firm imported mahogany,
CEDAR etc.; exported sugar coOperaso to Cuba, and
received consignments of molasses
Tho Steamftters' Union has established pre-
cedent by resolving at its last meeting not TO initiate
any new ucmbers for six months and only then after
they have passed a rigid examination as to their
workmanship, The initiation fec has been raised
TO SIS.
Tho funeral Of Thomas Vincent Murray, son of
superintendent Murray, took place yesterday at the
Church of ST. Lawrence, Eighty fourth-st and Park
ave. The burial-was at Calvary Cemetery.
A certificate, to the effect that the East River
Electric Light Company has increased its capital
stock from $4,000 to 100000 was filed in the
County Clerks office yesterday 1t is signed by
Seymour c. Snyth chairman of the Board of Trustees
The Board Of Trade and Transportation has received
the official invitation to send its representatives,
Darwin r. James and George s. Coe, TO the Inter
national Monetary Congress- which opens It's sessions
on September IL at Paris and lasts four days.
az H. H.e-The State Fair will open at Albany
geptenber IL. 1t is to be agricultural and dairy
exhibitions with numerous premiums.
THE JUDGE WANTS SANE CRIMINALS.