New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16
NETWORK CITY.

account of the ton of the salt water It, Hence
nothing but painting will be necessary
! red flag might be yesterday flying at the
masthead of the new gunboat Yorktown. This ind-
Gated that ammunition was being put on board. This
consisted of 120 projectes. besides other forms of
! ammunition. Provisions also put on board In
fact the Yorktown Is rapidly getting ready 10 go TO
sea.
! Archbishop Corrfgan and HIS private secretary tho
| Rev Dr. Charles E. Mcdonnell. are spending brief
vacation in Lenox, Mass The Archbishop, 1t is now
said Will not sail for Europe until the last of septem-
| Der.
The annual excursion of the inmates OF ST. JosephS
Orphan Asylum, at Avenue a and Eighty -ninth-s'.
Will take place July 90. The expenses are paid by
| the trustees. who with the Sisters of Nore Dame
and some 400 children Will take part In the days en-
! joyment.
Among the properties that the late eX-Congrcssman
Mahoney's relatives fighting in the courts to
obtain possession of title to- IS large lquorshoD
in Unon-st Brooklyn. 1t contains several biz painted
| signs one of which reads Great Family Wine and
| BottIing Co.. Established 1860. Peter p. Mahoney
g. Co.. l13 and rs Union-st. CO Atlantic ave-. Brook
! lyn: LAG Fultoust, 4S2 Pcarl-st, New-York" Among
those interested in the late Congressman and his
will arc +. D. Farrell and exCommissioner Thomas g
! Brennan
On Wednesday, July "a, number of American
| vorhngmen will board the City of Rome and start
for tour of Europe and for the Worlds Fair az Paris
| They will meet at the Grand Union Hotel in this
| city. on July %. They come from the West. North
| and Southwest.
Judge Wallace in the United States Circuit Court.
yesterday denied the motion Of the defendant in the
case of SEWER against the Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railroad The latter had asked that two attachments
in favor of the plaintiff which had been levied on the
property of the railroad be vacated. The action was
| brought TO coupons and scrip certificates
owned by the plaintiff representing the interest pay
able semi-annualy out of the net surplus income
of the road.
Assistant District Attorney Golf forwarded to Gov
ernor Hill yesterday for signature requisition papers
I'm the case of Michael Angelo CapobiancO, an eX-cap
tain of a band of Italian laborers on the Aqueduct'
who has an Indictment Of three serious counts stand
ing against him in the NewYork courts and has been
for some time in New-JcrScy where he was captured
on Sunday. The Italian willing to come back
with the officer. but the Ncw-Jcrsey authorities IN
sisted upon formal reIuiSltfOn.
Corporation Counsel Clark yesterday appointed Vim
cent W. Woytisck who until last year was an en-
thusastc Henry George adherent. processseN or IN
the County Attorneys Office. at $1,000 year. in
place of James Connolly, removed
Louis Arnstein, a Xth District Tammany man. was
Yesterday appointed clerk in the Registers Office, az
al 200 year. in place of ". E. Fay, transferred TO
| the Law Department.
| While nine-ycar-od Katie Burke and some COM
panIons playing on the pier of Market-st. about
dusk Sunday evening" she fell into the East River.
| Patrick Brown who refused to tell where he lved'
plunged into the water and succeeded in rescuing the
drowning girl. Her parents live at No. 80 Chery-st.
! Judge Cowing. in General Sessions. yesterday
fenced George J. krOlege, a former cashier OF the
| Gorham Manufacturing Company. 10 two years and
six months In the State Prison, for stealing $48 90
| MAY par In
years for taking August BodeKs watch from his
pocket on July g. and John Kelly to the House of
| Refuge for robbing a fruitsand at Third-aVc. and
| Sixty -nnth-st
On the Fourth of July Paul Tnleya age twelve years,
of No. 146 East Forty-thiIdst., and George Nolan,
age seven years, of No GA Third ave. quarrecd for
! the possession Of firecrackcr. Nolan was thrown
down His head struck the edge of curbstone, and
his skull fractured. Erysipelas set in, and he
| Will probably die Young FINLEY has been arrested
The annual picnic and games of the Clan-na-Gael
take place to-day in Jones's Wood
A handsome Gothic affair." made by the boys of the
Orphan Asylum in Columbus Ohio, has arrived in the
city. for the new German IMMIGRANT Home at No.
! state-st
Folr bells, weighing in all 5000 pounds, will be
placed In the north tower of Patricks Cathedral
for month a an experiment
Many of the County Democrats who formerly sum-
| mered at Newport Long branch Saratoga. now
content with Fort Hamilton or Rockaway Beach.
Commissioner Gnroy yesterday reduced the Boule
ward working forces by dlscharging eight hired
and horses and twelve Half the appropriation
! of 100000 for the maintenance of boulevalds and
roads has been expended, and the Commissioner found
that he must part OF the S9,250 paid out every
month for labor, that there Will be some money to
| buy material with.
A lot of gold ard silver watches and other jewery
which was seized in May last in the possession Of
Xavier Arnold and his wife Josephine, who arrived
here on the steamer La BOurgogne, was sold yester
day at auction at NO 20 BurnG Slip under the orders
of United States Marshal McMahon4 There were
tventy-six gold and six silver watches and many
other articles, which fetched in all about 800.
Hungarian named B. S. Llmassy, living at No
o,4O4 Third-ave has received letter from friend
in Bogresso, Yucatan, telling terrible story of
suffering The letter IS from Lan1smann. who
claims to be victim of Liverpool Jack and the
letter has been turned 90 the DistrctAtorney.
Stanford White the we'll known architect. has gone
10 Europe He will remain abroad for some time.
combining business with pleasure by studying the
architectural excellence of some of the famous build
ings of the Old World.
Joseph Murray yesterday received from Washington
his commission to be custodian of the Custom House
The position is worth al 400 year.
william Kearney, boatman, found the body Of
the boy John Ryan, ten years old. floating In the
Harlem River yesterday. The boy in small
boat on Friday with a companion, and run down
by the steamer Thomas 5. Brennan. His companion
was rescued
The State Factory Inspectors now in this city are
inspecting the abuses in large number of factories
between Canalst and the Battery. To each inspector
Is allotted a district and the work is Systematically
arranged Several abuses ordered to be remeded
yesterday.
The long strike of painters at work the 9Th Regl
ment Annoy at Ninety-fourth-st and Parll-ave,
ended on saturday, and work Will be rushed to make
up for lost time.
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