New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
NETWORK CITY.

Admiral James z. Joutt. president OF inc
ro1 n 1nepecton and Survey paid his respects yes
torday morning to Commodore Ramsay al INC "a
Yard and hon with the other members OF inc ho''''
went down the Bay and inspected inc LAM -
which recently returned from the European squadron
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to 1928 46.
John Sullivan without the "L.) halls rom bai'i
rr, Mn sullivan was walking through Jamcsst
ON Tuesday night when Joe Dimspaugh met him. ana
without much ado knocked him down and rohDeu nln
NJ SIG sullivan cried loud and long for heip he
was heard bv an officer who gave chase and captufeu
tbe bielwayman. In the Tombs Police CourV yes
tcrday Dimspaugh was held for trial.
Householders in East One-hundred and-twenteth-sc
have complained to the Health inspectors OF inc HaI
,cm coal rockets and Hochstader Dye WORKS. both
OF which operated all day ana an He"' " Wv
annoyance of the neghboIs
Commander CrowpnshieId, of the schoolship st.
Narr,s had not obtained yesterday all the evidence
he desired in regard TO the charges OF cruelty ana IN
toxicaton made against Lieutenant Wood so 'hat inc
meeting Of the Nautical school Committee was not
held to investigate them.
A score OF applicants appeared at the North Mooio
ST. school yesterday candidates Tor congressman
Fltzgcrald's West Point cadet'hp. when coroner
schltze had completed his physical examination Oh
them only eight found eligible. Inc eAailiih"
ton will be finished to-day.
Postmaster Van Colt Will start a short vacation
TO-DAY. He has not been well for several days. and
feels the need of rest He Will probably DO al
Crauston's West PointI for one or two weeks.
Carl Hanson and thirteen other miners, who were
detained on board the steamer Oldam, ON the GROUND
that they were brought 10 this city In violation OF
the Alien Contract law, obtained writ of haheas
corpus yesterday from Judge Lacombe OF the Cmteo
states Circuit Court, returnable this morning
An assignment without preferences was made yes
terday bv August Hampe. wine merchant, No. w
Broome-st TO Milton S. Guterman.
The removal Of telegraph poles in Broadway below
Annst from which the wires have been taken. VIII
begin this morning under the supervision of Supern-
tendent Cummings, of the Bureau of Membranes
Commissioner Osborn began the examination yester-
day in the case OF Peter Lynch, the man who IS ac-
cuecd of the murder of Alexander Hertz, tho chief
officer Of the British steamer Charles Marand, at
Manzanila, Cuba, on July 1G. William Henry Mar
shall the captain testified that Hertz was attempt
ing TO put Lynch in irons when Lynch stabbed him.
After an exciting chase Policeman Parker caught
man whom he discovered in the house No. go West
Forty-fIstst. early yesterday morning. The man,
Charles Miller, held by Justice Ford in the Jeicr-
son Market Police Court, in $1,000 bail for an attempt
at burglary.
The sales agents of tho anthracite coal producing
companies met yesterday and decided TO mako no
change in prices. Another meeting will be held
within two weeks, and an advance is expected to be
ordered then.
Ernest Bobm. secretary of the Central Labor Fed
Grafton of New-York wrote to Mayor Grant yescr-
day. and on behalf of the Progressive Musical Union
No. l demanded the immediate abolition Of street
bands.
John L. Coo has been in the lunatic asylum for
sixteen years. Justice Ingraham, in the Supreme
Court yesterday appointed commission to conduct
an inquiry as 10 his sanity petition presented by
| his mother Mrs. Helen +. Coe who asks that a com
mitee be appointed TO collect IL 500 of pension money
| due him.
regatta Will be sailed at sewaren. y. j., on sat
| urday governed by the rules of the NewYork Yacht
/ Racing Association The Yonkers, Corlnthian sing
/ Sing North Shrewsbury and Tappan Zee yacht clubs
! have been invited to participate by exCormodore +.
F. H. Abel, Of the Columbia Yacht Club
Acting Sergeant Goodwin, Of the Oak-st squad, left
! tbe police station when ne desk duty few
days ago, and Captain Carpenter made complaint
! against him. On Tuesday Goodwin was taken 10 the
! station, and charge Of drunkenness was made by
| Policeman Clarke, who had found him in the streets.
! Goodwin resigned yesterday.
The strike Of the newsboys against the advance IN
the Wholesale price of The Evening Sum and The
Evening world' has ended in victory for the papers.
The Charity Organization Society and other Icneyo
lent and religious bodies remembered In the will Of
Miss Lconora sophia Bodies, Of Astoria, have received
I the amounts bcqueathed to them. These bequest
! were invalid. because the Will was executed within
two months Of the time of her death; but the heirs
atlaw generously directed them 70 be paid.
The Indian Harbor Hotel. at Greenwich Conn., VIII
/ present gay and beautiful saturday, August
II On that day and evening viii be held aquatic
carnival Of decorated pleasure boats, consisting of
steam yachts sailing boats and rowing boats. Einch's
Island. fronting the hotel, and the beautiful shaded
grounds surrounding the house, viii be decorated
| with Chinese lanterns. BOatraces, tub-races and
other water sports viii be provided. Prizes will DO
awarded by a committee of ladies for the bestdec-
Grated boats The carnival VIII be followed by a
hop at the hotel, and supper provided by the host,
L. II. Yard
Yesterday afternoon. one of the employees Of
Norden d Co.. lapidares, at No. Gl Nassau-st, was
engaged in polishing diamond, the gem slipped from
his fingers fell Of the window into the
below In less than two minutes after the occurrence
/ had become nOlsed around a crowd OF 100 men
were searching every crevce in the pavement, bur
all 10 no purpose. The value of the gem 500.
The now scale Of wages decided upon by the Op-
eIatiye Plastercrs Society went into force yesterday
without any conflict being preciptated by refusal
of the hos es 10 pay the demand Of "a 30 per day.
This is the busiest part Of the building season. and
contractors eanuot afford to Quit work account OF
d fcw extra cents day.
The cigarmakers in Prosintzer & Kraus's, Seventy
ffh-st. and the Eastern Boulevard, have struck for
an advance Of 81 for hand-worhers and 80 for
| rollers.
The I,alIes Of Kildare VIII have their afternoon
and evening picnic to-day In Suffers Harlem River
Park John j. Bealn the labor leader, IS president.
Father Aaaeletus. who received yesterday gift Of