New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
NETWORK CITY.

The WORK Of repairing the damage to the police
boat Patrol wt1ch was In collision on December 10
with the Hoboken ferry-boat Paunpeck Is now done
Ne cost Of a. 0oo and she boat will be again pus IN
commission on Monday An investigation was begun
on Wednesday determines which pilot was responsible
Cor the collision
Messrs. oIcctA Mestre q Gonzalez the attorneys
for the spanish Consul yesterday received state
ment from q man who was supposed 10 DO connectco
with the theft Of Spanish antiquities In Madrid as re-
ported in The Tribune which will probably result IN
the conviction of the actual thieves. The name OF
the man was withheld.
Hatfield. OF the New-Yerk baseball nine objects to
beng made second substitute which he considers the
acquiring Of wagsnhurst virtually makes him. Hat
ae,d wants to be pitcher. and play with the Chicago
club
The sale of law books including the library Of Henry
O. Place Of Brooklyn, which took place yesterday 81
the suctionrooms Of Bangs g. Co., No T5s Broao"ss'
was well attended by lawyers
". L. Trenholm, Controller of the Currency, has
been elected president Of ths American eurety Som
pany No. $50 Broadway.
The body of man about thirty five years old. with
smooth face and brown hair. was found In 'he NORTH
River at the foot of Fomtsenthst yesterday
Peter Butler, laborer. of No 2o2 Firstave', was
overcome by gas while at work In sewer man-hoie
at sixth-ave. and Forty -seeond-st yeste"ay.
a
plmack a carriage MAKER twenty-eight years old'
rbo disappeared from his homo 1T Nc lo4 West
Thrd-st on Tuesday.
The eighteen trustees Of the stationers' Board OF
Trade met yesterday afternoon at No. 9S NassausI'
and re elected the old officers Of the Board as follows
President George L. Pease; first vlce-pfeSlaeh,'
Charles T. Dillingham;; second vicepresideDt, Frank
souier; treasurer Alexander Agar; secretary, W. W..
Davis 1t decided to hold the annual dinner OF
the Board at the Hotel Brunswick on Tuesday
Dr. A. F. Macdonald, Superintendent of the Asyiums
for the Insane, Is steadily improving IN heatn since
his late Illness He expects 10 be entifs1y aoie 70
resume his duties In a few days.
The Dock Board will open bids to-day for the re-
pair of Pier No. 2, East River
Mayor Grant and Quarantine Commissioners Allen
and Anderson viii visit the Quarantine hospitals In
the Lower Bay to-day. They will leave the Unl'eo
States Barge Office at 10 a n.
Mayor Grant yesterday revoked the license, No. g.
of H. J. Monge, hickman, of No. 81 South washing
ton SQUARE, for exacting Illegal fares
cyrino carreau, real estate agent at Grand-st
And the Bowery asked Mayor Grant yesterday To sign
a petition favorng the enact Of law authoriz-
ing tho Board of Health TO proceed against tenants
instead of landlords where houses IN bad sanitary
condition and need repairs. Mayor Grant emphati-
cally declined to append his signature
E. O. Collins a student at the Medical school OF the
yesterday and Joined the Bellevue Medical School
He was the only student exoneraed By the faculty Of
the University Medical School In the recent disturb
.ance
Commits ioner Osborn yesterday held for extradton
Petro Nardo the Italian who is accused of numbering
the Marquis sanduzzi in Italy three years ago. The
papers in the case sent to Washington 30 thai
the cxtradlton warrant may be issued.
Hughes's yacht agency has sold the English cutter
Clara to DR.. John c. Barron, Of this city.
The Tribune acknowledges the receipt Of Is from
Past Commander A NJ. Underhill. Of Alexander Ham
nton Post to aid the disabled veteran. B. s. W. G..
in his effort to start business that win support his
family His plan, which includes the production and
sale of an excellent and fclike portrait Of General
Logan has received the approval Of Past Commander
Undsrhll Commander Floyd Clarkson, OF Lafayette
Post and other prominent Grand Army men, and only
little pecuniary assistance is now needed to put II
in execution.
The funeral of Dr. william J. wolch, ex-schcoi Com
missioner was largely attended at St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church yesterday The burial was at Calvary
Cemetery.
Owing TO the semi annual examinations 81 Coiumois
College the dramatic entertainments Of the sophomore
class. ana also the minstrel performances Of the glee
and banjo clubs Of the college, will be postponed
The latter entertainment win be given on February
8 and o.
So little leo appears In the Hudson River that boats
could easily make trips 10 Albany. River points az
far ND as Poughkeepsie sending forward hay and
other country produce with almost summertime reg
ularity.
A fine llama tethered in Fcurteenthst attracts
-rowds of Youngsters who make various geological
con,cctucs as to what sort of an animal 1t IS