New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
NETWORK CITY.


The testimony OF the pilots who we're saved rom
,,s n,otboat Charlotte Webb was taken yesterday by
The pilot Commissioners. Nothing further VIII Dc
done until the captain of La Normandie returns 10
testify IN his own behalf
A complaint was received here recently that Leopou
Herman tho cashier of bank in Lipto St. Niotos'
had stolen about $500 from the bank ana hsn os
oaped to this country. On application OF the Oonsui
General Of Austria Hungary warrant was iss'ed ior
Hermans arrest. DeputyMarshd Bernharu afFosUou
Yesterday q man who had como to this CITY on uo
steamer Ems The prisoner did not deny that ne
was Herman Commissioner Lyman held Herman for
examination.
The twelve Jurors who are to Try William E. HOWARD
for alleged completely in the elecu1c s"t"i>renine
frauds were all sworn before court adlournea !eseT
day. pstrfct-Attorney Fellows Joined Assistant DIS
trictAttorney Davis in conduo&ns inc prUsoou,u'
while Howe a. Sawyer defended Howard The aAlhs
Of testimony viii begin to-day. The prosecution has
thirty witnesses to be called
Permission was granted the veterans OF the Seh
Regiment. of New-York Volunteers yesterday, by the
Aldermen. to use the regmentsl bsttlohAgs IN the
c,ty,s custody in the Memorial Day parade
The furniture OF the old Ferris homestead, at No
71s Broadway, the only dwelinghouse. IN broan"S
below Union Square. was sold yesterday py lhomsS
Bowe auctioneer, and valuable lot OF COLONIAL ma
booauy fell into the hands of the dealers at low
prices.
mir has been opened in the schoolhan attached
~ th. church OF St. Jerome One hundred and thirty
and ave., TO aid IN reducing inc
debt on the church. and last evening the members OF
ST. Bonca's Choral Society volunteered their scr
vices for a concert to help along the GOOD cause
Several hundred dollars were realized
The new cruiser Boston arrived hero nom Norfolk
xnsterday with the double trTeted monitor Puritan
m tow. The Puritan was taken to the Navy larn'
tod
A score of propertyownes in Thirty fourth-st
ua, seyep+S ave appeared At Jefferson Market Police
CONT ves,eriay against Major Charles Miles Of the
salvation Army barracks, and again complained oil
being ANNOYED by the SaIvatonists Grassland music
A lawyer who represented Major Miles, said that ne
had the signatures Of ninetyfour residents OF the
block that the Salvation Army was orderly The case
was dismissed.
The Grand Marshal of the Grand Army of the Re
n,,h,tc and his staff Will attend the Calvary Baptist
Church on Sunday morning The Rev. r. s. Mac
Arthur Will preach In the evening they Will at'ehu
the Free Baptist Church, in West Twenty hith-st
The Fortuna Association, of cutters, decided yes
terday that Saturday half holiday was necessary
for their health during the summer and they VIII
0cuand Il Of their employers beginning Juno l. any
member working after that date on Saturday after
noon will be fined So
The annual parade and review Of the Park Police
~ 20 n m MAYOR Grant the Park Commissioners
and other city officials are expected TO reVie" the
parade.
The annual commencement Of the College Of the
Citv Of New-York Will be held at the metropolitan
Opera House on June 90 The college examinations
begin on May 81 and continue until June H. Inc
normal College commencement will be held on June 81
Fifty inmates from the Insane Asylum Will be taken
h the city's farm at Islip to-day. Commissioner
ro-,er viii ACCOMPANY the party. 1t Is expected that
at least 400 can DO placed in the buildings which are
now ready.
The second day Of the sale Of the library OF Charles
K West drew large number of book-buyers 10 the
auotiop rooms of Bangs Co. yesterday, both morning
and afternoon Columbia College, Yale college anu
tho Collage Of the City Of New-fork had representa-
lives present The prices obtained were generally
good The sale will go on this morning at lo'o
o'clock
,or,bhouna New Haven train struck and killed
Amtao Dcptetrie an Italian labOrer, at onehundred-
And-sixty-s econd-st., yesterday afternoon
Charles RufBn negro employed at Aqueduct
sbaft No Of near Kngsbridge, who QuarIeDed on
Sunday night with Joseph Woods and was shot, died
from the wound yesterday. Woods is prisoner
The Harvard College lacrosse beam will play the
Staten Island Athletic Club team at West New Brighton
tomorrow at 4 80 p. m
Armand wormser yesterday appointed iourth
clerk 10 the City Paymaster by Controller Myers az
salary Of 81 800 year. Mr.. WOrmSer Is hePne"
OIL s. wormser, the bankers at wall ana brosd SS'
The ODD Regiment will lay the cornerstone Of It's
nex arnory on the afternoon Of Decoration Day
Tho following trustees Of the Clinton Hall Associa-
ton were elected yesterday Isaac H. Bailey, hugh
\ Camp. NJ c. D. Borden, Cornelius N. Bliss, Henry
A. Oakley Daniel F. Appleton and Charles H. lShsin
rbo following were elected directors Of the Mercantile
library Association: W. D. Searles, James Magee
j. L. Graham and John Byen.
The SEVENTEEN annual report of the New-York In
stittlou for the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb
was presented at meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF that body yesterday afternoon. Tho following
officers were elected for the year: Enoch l. Fancher
president; the Rev. DR.. C. A. Stoddard. first Vice
president; Morris X. Jesup second vicepreSident;
G. A. Robbins, treasurer. and 7. NJ. Adams secretary
About 100 veterans Of the Cd Regiment, n. Y S. M
which went through the as the e2d New-York
Volunteers last night enjoyed their annual reunion
at Maennerchor Hail. No. 2o3 East Fifty -siXth-st
Commander Pryor presided at the dinner, and called
upon various members to recall memories OF the war
The evening spent most enioyably.
Tho sale Of tho property at the southwest corner
o. Broadway and Fourth-s for $3.50 900 recorded
IN the Registers ONCE yesterday. Edward A Davis
sold the property to Adolph Keppich. Tho lot Is
soxi1o feet.
The Hycasting tournament Of the National Rod
and Reel Association viii be held in Central Park
Harlem More, tomorrow and Friday
An entertainment was given by Company +. 900
Regiment, In honor Of Its exmombors at the armory
last evening
An opportunity viii be gwen on FRIDAY from
10 O. m until p M. 10 view the Yale Library me-
Jaoffh window, at the studio of Louis C. TIFFANY
No East sevsnty -secondrst The window was AZ
signed BY Mr.. Tiffany and executed by the TITAN,
Glass Company. Admiaanee viii be by card.
" TWO NEW FERRY FRANCHISES.