New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

The seidl Society will open the season al brleh'oh
Beach on Saturday evening with reception IN INC
Brighton Beach Hotel parlois'
william Rhinelander Stewart treasurer OF the WASH
inrton Memorial Arch Fund. announces the receipt
of s25 yesterday from Edward hooihson' Aho 4u'H
now amounts to $4,000 81.
The Governors of the New-Yorh Athletic Club last
night held their last meeting before the summer
recess No important business was TRANSACTED
The body OF an unknown was found last even
ing in the ruins at Thirty sevcnth-st ana BSosn"aS
The body was badly burned. There Was mo IN
this locality several months ago
There Will be 900 graduates at the Normal College
commencement on Thursday, June 81 The entrance
examinations for new students nearly completed
It.is believed that 900 young women VIII pass them
Tn. Controller sold about 800 parcels of land in
the Thirteenth to tie Eighteenth Wads yesterday
for Arrears OF taxes. The aggregate sum Tor winch
they were bid IN was about $4,000.
cunner Joseph smith, At the Navy Yard. would like
the nam. and address Of the villain who has been
tampering with the guns on the Ordnance DOCK
Two Of the guns. ordered be sent b the AnnalohS
provinr Ground have been found plugged with largo
pieces Of wood which is difficult TO remove.
The ponderous steel stem and srrn posts OF the
new sr1nored cruiser Maine were delivered AZ me navy
Yard yesterday.
The Health Board yesterday apprTed report Of
Sanitary Inspector Morcau Morris, condemnlng inc
plumbing in Public School No. a., in Fast Eighty
eichtb.st The Board Of Education decided 70 nave
the drain pipes Of tho school building overhaea ana
connected with the Rwer Several children ann
teachers In the school have been made SICK ls"H 0n
account Of the bad drainage
n, ,1-rus Edison has set six physicians OF HIS
vsecinaaing corps 10 work visiting tenement houses
on the east side Of the city during the hot weather
They viii work as part Of ths regular summer corps
Of the department untn tho end Of the heated term
TIL. Commissioners Of Emigration attempted yes
terday TO break the deadlock, but, as usual, there
was not a quorum. Those presons'were Mayor Grant
and Commissioners Ulrleh, Rorke and Hausclt Inc
struggle will not be renewed untn June 90
captan Harris, OF the steamer ClrcssSia which
arrived from Glasgow yesterday, reported that on
June he passed the dercIct schooner Ethel NJ Davis
I'm latitude 4o.3s morrill, longitude 573s west ms
makes the sixth dercct reported within few days
by the incoming steamers.
]. NJ. Wall has received an acknowledgment from
Mr. parnell OF the money collected by tho Irish Par
liamentary Fund Association, $4,000, ard forwarded
to him some time ago In aid of the Defence Fund
The Gas Commission met yesterday at the Mayors
Office and con 5dered the ecctnc-hcht bids. II was
substantially decided 10 reject tho SIX electncNgh
bids and roadvertise for new bids. Another meeting
Is expected to be formally adopted The object Is
10 prevent any possible combine the part Of the
electric-light companies.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company Yesterday Tie
following directors were re-elected Levi sprague.
Charles J. Gndden, Charles L. Adams, Fraocls Jewett
A. c. Russell J. ". c. Pickering and Abner s. Adams
OF Lowell. Mass Wesley A. Cove, Of East Eoston
James A. Weston Of Mancbestnr, y. H.; Fl. A. Whiting.
Of wilton, n. H., and W. J. McKinnc, OF Cleveland
Ohio.
The funeral Of Francis Alexandra took place yes-
terday morning at Calvary ChuIch. The Rev. ut.
sstterIee conducted the services There was large
attendance Tho burial vas at Greenwood.
Captain william c. Haynes, OF the British steamer
FlysiA was taken before Commissioner Shields yes
tarjay ON a charge OF allowing his vessel TO be
crerrpvdcd on the voyage from Naples 10 this port
last month. he gave e. 500 ball for examination
Di,tr,ctAttorney Fellows received a request yes
terday from Mayor Grant for full information as TO
the proceedings on the complaint made against the
electric light companies who erected poles and strung
Sv,res without permission. Tho testimony taken be
for. the Grand Jury cannot be disclosed by The Dis
trtct Attorney but he will report on other facts The
main witness summoned was subway Commissioner
Gibbons.
The anniversary meeting Of the Beta chapter OF
the Phi Beta Kappa Society held in the buildings
Of the University Of the City Of NeE-York yesterday
afternoon.
rh. Atalanta crew defeated the Columbia College
rv,,s,tv crew in A two-me race the Passaic River
vs:terday afternoon by two and one half boatengthS