New-York tribune., 1890-06-11
NEW-YORK CITY.


arc classified and the present officers were reeio'Nu
witbont opposition. In accordance with ume-
bonored custom all information about the hiee'hs was
refused at the Office Of the company
Detectives Haviland and DougherV' VIM oon
Orteza tho Cuban emtczzler, to Havana a ooupie oi
weeks ago returned on Monday night Oh inc steam
ship Yumuri
Commodore Curtis. the commander OF the fuinur1'
~. Aarsbiu of the New York. Cuba and Mexico steam
'no eta Yesterday that EyIaud, the French
rrrdsre, who was recently captured in Havana was
. passenger on his ship from Vera Cruz to ProgreSo
Tour weeks ago.
Al +be Pourth of July falls upon Friday this year.
sha Aldermen think it is hardly worth Whe 10 ppo "P
sha citv departments saturday for half DAY ios
eh.refore passed a resolution yesterday direcuhs "'
ne vartous departments remain closed from Ihurso"'
Jnlv g. at D. m, until Monday. July :. at d, III"
.1o-nt where the public business required that oicc
DO oper
John Murphy and J. J. McNamce, having receive"
proper Civil Service certificates, were Ye''ero'' I
pointed foremen in the Street Cleaning DePdr "
5000 each year.
The Board Of Aldermen passed resoi'to" mo ""1' :,
6y Mr.. Brown yesterday amending oeouo" ~ a.
the Revised Ordinances so as to MAKE !" a. W y,
mnanor to throw "paper" into the streets INC V''.
nance now reads that it is unlawful 10 "thro"' 'aS VI
Law. any ashes ofal vegetables garbage dro'S' o'uc
,hens straw paper, shavngs, dirt. hlth or ruo
bish of any kind whatever IN any street, "''0 amy
or public place in the city Of New-Nork'
The Commissioners of Accounts have oecueu 10
.r, their attention next TO the street Cleaning De
partmcnt. If the rumors of peculauoh ana ''''"P
contracts which have been circulating for several
months regarding this depart have any 1ouhu"
uon the promised examination viii not be without IT,
tults interesting TO the pubic
secretarv sheehan, of the AQueduct Commission
laid Yesterday that IIeman Clark, contractor ~,
shaft No 10 5-8 had put an extra force oi men anu
vas nusbinc the work vigorously. If this diligence
WAS continued as it had begun the water ous"' " -"
rov ~. through that section by July 10. Ihe water
e. tb, Central Park reservoirs lell half an lhch yes
tcYt.;s
r;..rt Wallace, who is charged with having robbed
7,nu H. Wallace, proprietor and publisher OF "ai
>,c,. Monthly is expected here from Havana on the
,f,nriship Saratoga to-day. lie l. IN charge Va ~
feci vcs Adams and McNaughton.
y -. Andrews coree-sand at Franklin Square
ord 2,arlst was destroyed by fire yesterday after
hoGn
r,c report Yesterday afternoon that Rear-Admira
u l. Brainc was critically i'll at his home IN inc
NAVY Yard was exaggerated. lie has been connneo
70 his home for a couple Of days but expects 10 resume
his duties as commandant of the station tofhorro"'
a.Cadct7-If you will apply by letter 70 the Navy
Dc<,rtment a copy of the requirements OF cahul
date for naval cadet and the salary gwen VIII DC
con. n vou The Department can also tell you when
tho next vacancy In the Nth Congress District Will
occur.
Tho negro was as happy Yesterday as Dig sun
flower The watermelon, large. green, ana luscious
was TO be seen most Of the principal fut stores aha
both Fulton and Washington MARKETS had their nrst
consienments from the Sunny south. Inc eooo oio
watermelon has come in time to temper the 'oIl1u
weather
Tho cor,nlete returns for the fair in aid OF ST.
uos.ph Ill me for the Aged in West Fifteenthst make
the total receipts $4,000
Tho rishAmcrican Athletic Club, recently organized
On This city, Will give exhibition of Irish games In
Joncs's Wood on June ~.
Tic Rev ". J. Feely. of st. Bernards Church, in
We. sou tccnth-st has been promoted by Monsignor
ire,:an the pastorate OF the Church OF 'he Holy
N,1e. WI.Dur, Ulster County
jc',. a. Tracy the former bondsman for exsheriff
Ham, \ FIack and his son "Will," gave new bonds
vet q. IA on the appeal from the decision OF The
G.a... Germ. The amount OF each bond was S''ooo
IT,. 2.,:ice Board yesterday voted increase the
nuniocr oL patrolmen under the command OF captain
Broohs in l.orrlsania from sixtysix TO eghty-eght
The Police Commissioners yesterday accepted the
RESIGNATION Of Mstron Webb, and designated one Of
The women cleaners 10 take temporary charge OF the
roon on the top floor of the Central ONCE. Mrs
Web will move her daughters house in Haversraw
this seeA
Fnl p Michelletu and Francisco Decesaro, Italian
laborcis employed One-hundred- and sixcthst and
Rivera quarrcled there yesterday afternoon and
Decesaro drew revolver and shot his adversary IN
the brc;a {. inflcung dangerous wound. An ambu
lance ca, ricd him to the Harlem Hospital DeceSaro
WAS loch.i up in the Morrsania police station
Special Agent Charles S. Wilbur has been directed
to investigate charges against James T. Ciufoge, an
examiner in the Appraisers stores. who is accused OF
u,ing his official place to carriage for Bernard
B.sln.
secret session the manufacturers of gas-fxtures
was held in the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday. Al
the beginning Of the meeting member was sworn
TO secrecy.
some Of the "old salts who are on leave Of alb
sence the Sailors Snug liarbor improve the time
by selling their own handmade hammocks in this city.
George Mooney, the barber the City of Chicago
a the Inman Line. referred TO Monday by a
b, ssenger having offered to smuggle dutable goods
.,s hore for him. hatly denies the allegation Mooney
s IS he never offered to do anything of the sort. and
wa, never engaged in any smuggling operations. lie
as not arrested and has not been charged with any
oiot &C.
r .'l loads Of silver bullion being daily de-
pc.ae In oIc of the downtown safe deposit vaults.
Plea ,c 60 not carry your umbrellas at right
khoude arms in hurried, crowded Broadway.
Mr., qr.l McClees, well known for her temperance
vo 4 : soldiers and sailors, held a>mecting for
g. IN last night at her hall in Little Twelfth
~
six OF the fifteen members Of the State Contra
Committee who were appointed by the various stat,
temperance organizations at syracuse last month tS
report upon the legality OF the prohibition amendment
met at No. 5S Readest. yesterday morning. Johr
Platt of Dutchess County. elected chairman
and J. N. stearns, of Brooklyn, secretary. They ad
iourned till the latter part OF the month. Meantime
thew will make inquiries to the constitutionalty
tho amendment.
rh. Ives case was practically closed yesterday with