New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
NETWORK CITY.

In Pennsyl vanla to-day.
The special board appointed to test the new timber
Arydock at the Navy Yard has forwarded its report
TO Washington.
The cornerstone Of the new Chapel of St Agnes az
Ninety second ST. and Nnh-ave. will be laid al p m
ON Monday The Rev. DR.. James Mucahcy VIII nave
the general charge and direction of the service.
The German Republican Club of the XXlld AS
.embIy District has elected the following officers:
George schmitt. president Michael Bauer, hrst vice
president: d. Weixelbaum. second viceprcS'deh''
A. Machemer, treasurer: Leopold Masius secretary
+. Steinhrecher, scrSeant-atarms.
The Sunday. school of Pilgrim CnCrcg,tional Church.
at Madisonave. and One-hund cd-@nd twenty 'rst-St
will celebrate the twentv-eishh Anniversary OF the
church on SUNDAY evening. MajorGenCral o. O. How
ard the Rev. Dr. s. H. Virgin and others Will make
short addresses
CAPTAIN T. F. Kane Lieutenant Commander G. NJ
Book Lieutenant W. II. Turner. OF the Navy ana
Captains Erastus K. Robinson and Edward l. Mecher
and Lieutenant J. A. Benson. of the Marine Corps
form the court martial which has been detailed TO
begin the trial of charges against several enlisted men
at the Navy Yard today. lieutenant Benson is The
Judge advocate.
THE Temperance Problem of To-Day" is the sub
feet of lecture to be given BY the Rev. Thomas ~
Dixon al the sixteenth Street Baptist Church THIS
evening.
At the seventy second annual meeting Of the Board
Among seamen in the Port Of New-lork' ycS'efudv'
the following officers were elected william H. ii.
Moore president John W. c. Leveridse FIRST wee
president. William X. Human, second VceprcSioeh''
Theophlus A. Brouwer, corresponding secretary
~ Dana Wells, recording secretary and KlchaW d
Dodge, treasurer.
Frank pupree a wcll.known wspaper man Of this
city has written a story called " Married BY IToAN'
1t is published by the Minerva Publishing Company
m
Benedict on w. NJ. Egan for smuggling into TINS
country dressgoods valued at over $1,000 teah was
q passenger on the steamer La Champagne last march,
md the goods il was said intended for t1an >
mother.
There will be gala performance at the LenoN
Lyceum al the close of the Electrical hAhlD'loh TO-
morrow evening. The electrical column VIII lie j.
Illuminated every fifteen minutes. There VIII also De
many other special attractions.
Unusually heavy exports Of beef cattle have eo1sN
reduced the home supply and at this moment INC
outlook is blue for cheap steaks and RIBS TINS sum
nler. Mutton is also scarce. Farmers hnd IT more
profitable to market their lambs than to allow them to
mature.
California is again sending large ripe cherries 70
this city, before Eastern trees are really IN blossom
The fruit sells at so cents a pound.
The Engineers Club will give reception 10 officers
of the Army and Navy stationed IN this city and It's
vicinity al the clubhouse No. 10 West Twenty ninth
ST. on Tuesday evening from 10 IL o'clock TINS
is in recognition of the cOurtesies EXTENDED TO mem
bers Of the Society of Civil Engineers. the
American Institute Of Mining Engineers and the Amer
lean Society of Mechanical Engineers, on many oc-
casons during the meetings Of these societies IN this
city.
The report that the casting of the Eeechcr statue
by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Company on Friday
was incomplete pronounced yesterday Dy Gen
eral superintendent Aucaene to be wholly untrue.
4
Ward examined the statue yesterday and found that
perfect cast had been made. The men burned Il;
the casting including Mr.. Aucaignc himself we're only
slightly injured, and are all at work again.
The spring class Of 80 of the Mount Sinai Training
School for Nurses will he graduated at the new Home
School No 140 East Sixty -seventh-st., at O'Clock
this evening.
Mrs Lucy Hart. who swindled Father Larkin, Of
The Church of the Holy Innocents Of So was sent 10
Bellevue Hospital yesterday from ponce court iof
examination to her sanity.
Workrnen have been digging cellar in Ninth-ave.
tetveen Foltyeghth Forty ninth sts. and 1t has
been necessary to blast out considerable rock. Yes
terday fragment Of rock struck Lcnlardt stenmetz
age FIVE, on the head, while he was playing on inc
sidewalk near his home No. 4lG West Forty ninth
st. He will probably die from his INJURY. William
Tobn. who fired the blast, was arrested.
The speca, agents Of the Treasury Department yes
teray seized several thousand cigars on iHc Pcdo"'
yacht Alisette, which had arrived here from Havana
The lighter William f. Chapman ran into the ferry
boat Hackensack. of the ioboken Ferry Company yes
terday at g. rs a m. The fcrrybCat was loaded VIII
passengers a; the time No one was injured, and th'
damage to the Hackensaok can be repaired for S3o'
or $500. 1t is expected that the terryboat Will b
running again in few days
District Attorney Fellows will In few days move
the trial of Dilworth Choate the reporter accused
eavesdropping at the Flack trial The has beer
moved the General Sessions TO the Court Of Dye
and Tcrmner.
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday disallowed the demurrer
In the case of John l. sullivan accused Of pool Scllng
The demurrer Lad been mtcrposed on the ground tia
the Ives Pool law is unconstitutional Judge Ftz
geralds decision Will make 1t necessary to try
the cases and a conviction bcfore the law
be further tested
Controller Myers informed from Albany yestcr
day that Governor Hill has signed the special aI
preparation bill providing for the execution Of Tn
Ballot Reform law.
The report to the Mayor Of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty Children shows that 900 charge
of cruelty and itreatment investigated in tlH
month Of April which resulted in 160 children bein
committed TO asylums.
The failure Of James f. Reynolds, a member of tn
Stock Exchange since 1o72, was announced yescr
day. lie has been doing business under the firm nam
Of J. f. Reynolds Il Co. at 40. 20 Broadway. Tn
assignment to David u. King
State senator W. l.. Brown, Of the Nth District
called at the Office Of the Department of Docks yes
terday and on behalf of number Of persons pre-
scnted TO William shoveler $50 for his gallant con
duct in saving at the imminent peril Of his own life
Thomas Conway, a lad who was in danger of drown
ing at the approach 70 Pier A, North River, on Tues
day afternoon.
T.. r. Lovatt, counsel for O'Brien & Clark, yestcr
day informed the Aqucduct Commissioners that II Tn
claim of O'Brien Clark for $722.17l SO. alleged :
be due them Section q. not settled within
thirty days. suit would be brought. The lawyer SAT-
that lie was acting under the advice of James {
Carter, special counsel 70 the Aqucduct Board. IL
instructed 10 present his claim in writing u
morrow.