New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
STW-YORK CITY.

and Theophe Martin. the Belgian giaSsbio"er'' "no
were detained by Collector Erhardt ana 9np"ti"
tendent Weber, OF the lmmeration bureau 4" h"l'lH
come 70 this country under contract to perform 'oo'
They acnow ledge that they had received promises oi
employment and had come 10 ths 'o'"'' :" ~
ouence OF these promises
At Library Hall of It. JOseph's institution foru
ham = lecture was delivered Yesterday Oh The Con
aition of the Southern Nero" by Father Sa''eS'
knpcr,or of 81 Joscph's Mission.
An indictment was found Yesterday against j. Bart
lett Cooke WHO arrested fcw days a-o III ihl''
delpha on charges OF larceny. and Assistant bS'.r
Attorney Lindsay sent Governor lllll rcGue~' oi
the cxtradltion of the accused man. Inc COMPLAINT
against Cooke IS made by W C. King Of NO ~ 'hA''n
place who was a roommate of Cooke in this cty ana
,rbo scuscd him of stealing 500 which Nng lei uhuer
his pillow one evening
Collector Erhardt yesterday appointed the following
notares under the Mckinley Customs Administration
law: Theodore j. Moore. Frederick H. NrSht i'"IN
sesso, A. T. McCarty. Joseph W. Masters. nc"N d.
Ketcham, Edward NJ Ackcrson. William Mn''eN' d. H.
Rocse. Victor Levi William a. Brown. Franklin L'hch'
Charles II. Asche. A. H. Boole W. b. kr''ft>' \. L.
Krkss Theodore s Todd. l.. II. Hobby. IT, N'i'''m
Heartt Albert f. Mann and I. o. J.. Schrader'
L. Nchrig. a costumcr. of No. IL Bowcrv. arrived
here on Monday night on the steamer E'ler rom
Europe. After his trduk had been ~eaehed' .'cH''-
was seen 70 walk to his trunk and drop Dnhue ''"
which he had evidently Cont1aIeu HN''i 81 ''"'
II was found that the bundle contained do1en VAr> OF
silk tights worth about $12j. The tiahi, "cle selzed
and taken to the sezure-room in the Custom House
Frank Osborn. to whom the Yacht Golden Fleece Is
consigned said yesterday thai the vacnt was moi over
due. she left Falmouth on Jnlr L. ana hc o'u "o'
expect her here for two or three DAYS.
Dan Tamagc's sons have is~ucd crcriar. saving
that this has been phenomenal wear j" FIc" IAc'e
Is practically none of the old crop left ~ any poh' ana
10000 to 10000 barrels Of the ne" crop VIII 'e fe
ouired TO bring individual stocks up to normal aver
sge quantity.
The Berkeley Lyccum Associations limitef. has made
apprcation in tho supreme Court to hav' IL name
changed to the Berkeley Athletic A,soc!at.on lin tea
The pet:tion SAYS that the present na:A' j. m''e'u"
and does not show the trac character oi t:' a-''''
ton Judge Beach has issued an order 70 show c'u,'
why the name should not DC changed i' ry'"rh'uT
Oh september L.
The Outing Club OF the Tvcntvtaid stree; biaocA
Of tbe Young Mems Christian Association Will take a
ramble through Finishing. l.. l.. to Whit stone ana
Willctt's Point SATURDAY.
The first issue ot a ucw publication a. '"'nihM'
College Is out. Il +, called "Th" !ni'in. 'h" j.
published under The direction g.. !r-'iIcii ."N' -
contains much matter Of interest t. the students ana
their friends concerning the work OF the various Il"
partmens and the changes IN courses Tor inc c'.''
year.
EcinDing tomorrow evening, anu CNnuh"''F 0'N''
THURSDAY night until the end Of the present 'ea'"n.
enccial display of fireworks will bc made otter " lhe
siege Of Vera Cruz has taken place Nh fsiu ma
selected for the first large representation Vi '"'
White s0uadron~ set in fire This VIII ." foI'"" 10
,nor.ow night with fir. picture Of e" the Fall~ OF
NIAGARA 1t is the first and will be thr "hN u'ho
this season that the la>tnamcd piece VIII be seen
o .. ,hc c.nIts Of the incrca scd water supply will
he the rcsnscation Of the fountain in the INV la"
Park. which ceased 10 play wears ago N"rhIhe'
have been cleaning the pipes and the BASIN ana S'''
ting the fountain rcadY for use. II l. n''dtd - p'
il in operation again after II, long enforced n1ction
Collector james Day. Of the Durcau Of Cty Revc-
me Yesterday reported to Controller MYERS tha' 'h'
- Belt Lne~e Railroad COMPANY wa $4,000 ~ ar
rcars 10 the city for 0i -- and l-77 also t"'
tine Second Avenue Railroad Company owed the clV
81 ooo and that the Dry Dock Eat brold"ay ana
Nattery road was s24, 900 behind. The Controller WIZ
demand an immediate settlement of those claims.
The sloop cf war Kea-,argc. which has 'en ordered
Ia the coast OF Central America. Will 20 TO f"Et ""o'
worth 10 receive her powder to morrow. Size "!li
probably sail for GNytown on saturday t" look diNr
the interests of the Nicaragua Canal.
Controller Myers will open scaled proposals today
in the presence Of the sinking Fund Commission for
s442 600 bonds of the CITY. the proceed, to pay Tor the
new armory site at Fourth ave. and Thirty iouThNI
The bonds will bear per cent interest ana VIII %
redeemabe in 1909
\ hermit was issued by Mayor Grant yesterday TO
the Western Union Telegraph Company 10 stretch hhe
teen conductor cables over the roofs OF bunlhe' Dc
tween No lg5 Broadway and the Everett Inlldihg al
Nassau and Ann sta Tor the tei"po'dN "'0 VA '0 "
sociated Press.
The Providence Line will run boat' in both dircc-
tlons on sundays. August 10 and y. Passengers chl
leave this city on the saturday before and arrive AT
Providence sunday morning and return from there on
Sunday night.
The Tribune has received check for - from
as T. Z- for the unfortunate trained nurse III uie
Home for Convaesccnts. whose case was recffcu 10 ii
sundays paper.
Commander McKown. Of James G. Rice Post crane
Army OF the Republic has issued general order -
govern the action OF the cOmradc, during tie Ndtl"ha
Encaupment at Boston next Week. The regular en-
rampment Of the post will be held on Friday evening
The post will leave here for Boston 100 strong on tn
Fall River boat Monday at y. m
The veterans Of the 9TH New York Heavy Artillery
Association will attend the National Encampm"nt o
the Grand Army Of the Republic al Boston next week
and will hold reunion IN the English High and Latin
School. house, in Montgomery St. at D. NJ OF
Wednesday
Tho directors Of the Third National Bank held thc
regular weekly meeting Yesterday. OnlN routine busl
mss was transacted Nothing was done with refer
ence to the recent discussions n the press over Prcsi
dent Gallaway'S resignation.
workmen who were tearing down the building no
St Marks Place Yesterday found human skeleton
II was supposed to be the forgotten property Of SOM
medical student. The bones were wrapped In cop
Of The New York Courier and EnNuiIrr" dated Fcbru
ary o. 1897 and the probability i that the owner o
the skeleton is himself skeleton BY this time
Inspectors Of the Health Office Yesterday mornin
seized 44O quarts Of milk At the Harlem Raroa
depot FOrty-scventh st. ana LcXington-a'e wnich hd
soured and become unfit for The inspectors "a
that more sour milk reaching the city than ever wa
the case before IL Is due 10 the lack of ice III h
country.
,r.. ,uu.o I'D cor,,,rv ,n o,nectnfions did M