New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
NETWORK CITY.

The Frederick Bilngs. a frlmly bulIt, eaild'ti
ing Yankee clippership arrived in port yesterday
from Liverpool she made the run in tnrty-hve days
The ship has a cargo of SALT which will be unoaded
TO-DAY at an East River pier. She is 27S feet long,
has a tonnage of 2.407 tons, and has three decks
She is the largest sailing vessel now In port
The four syrian peders who arrived here some time
sgo and were held on the suspicion that they were
contract iaborers ordered back by Collector Ell
hardt Yesterday on the ground that they are likely to
become public charges.
Deputy surveyors Corning. Catlin and Collins were
turned around their departments yesterday by sur
yevor LYON Colonel Corning will have charge OF the
,nspcctors John Collins the baggage department. ana
General Isaac n. Can will take the weigheTS' de
partmen
surveyor LYONS report for June shows a consid-
cradle increase the business of his department over
THAT of the corresponding month of last year lie eS
poets 10 increase the income III his department by al
least $50 600 a year within year This he intends
10 do through a closer inspection Of passengers bag
gage and inquiry of them az TO dutiable articles
Dsrgagemaser Gerry, of the Barge Office, has not
been removed, several papers have SAID hut SulpN
transferred the charge Of the baggage of the mi
migrants at the railroad station
Colonel Weber superintendent of immigration, made
his first personal appointment yesterday, when lie
named CORTLAND G. Manning. of Buffalo treasurer ana
dsbursing agent at the Barge Office. Mr. Manning is
a weli-known Buffalo Republican. and stands high in
western Ncw-lorh
Deputy County Clerk Scully yesterday administered
the oath of Office TO Margaret Finn, Julia Early ana
Mrs. Alexander Bremen. the newly appointed deputy
factory inspectors.
A,ariah Jackson orion. the insane Custom House
clerk, wSo discharged few days ago on account
Of his insane actions followed up his eccentric circular
of Tuesday by creating another disturbance az the
Custom House yesterday. lie was arrested, and his
sanity will be inquired into.
The Saratoga special train on the New York Cen
tral leaving the Grand Central station at 80 p M
will today be extended through To Lake George.
Mayor Grant yesterday approved the ordinance
passed by the Aldermen Tuesday. permitting truck
men 70 stand their vehicles in streets where they live
but requiring them 10 keep those parts OF the streets
lowered by the trucks in a state OF cleanliness
Mrs Ann W. Dempsey. mother of Doodle" Alder
man Dempsey died yesterday from the effects Of
talI in which she fractured her skull she was sew
snty wears old and widow.
The war vessel Galcna for many months Rear
Admiral Gherardi's flagship the West Indies. went
TO the Navy Yard yesterday 10 receive her new boilers
The old storcshp MonOngahcla, from the Pacinc
souadron went 70 the Navy Yard yesterday, To be
fitted for service apprentcetrainmg-S snip.
tiffany & Co. and other Union square business
houses will be closed on July and o.
Lieutenant Edward LLOYD jr., one of the watch
officers Of the cruiser YORKTOWN, mas Oeeh ueld'Heu
from that vessel, and has received a three months
leave Of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Aquila Stout. of No. II West
sixteenth left the city for Canada. where they
will remain the rest Of the season.
In cypccotion Of an unusual increase Of travel due
10 three HOLIDAYS coming together. the New Haven Line
has decided to make extra trip with It's large
steamer c. II. Northam sunday, leaving Pier NO.
2j East River at noon, and returning from New
tIavcn at midnight
The funeral of V. MumfOrd Moore was held yester-
dav morning al St. Thomas's Church. the Rev John
W. Brown officiating assisted by the Rev. Edward Bah
cock Of the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. The
directors Of the Park Bank attended in body inc
rall.bca-ers we're Francis H. Lccgcit. Henry Spaud-
jnr. Arthur Leary Eugene Kelly +. X. Wright James
H. Parker samuel b. Barrow and Dr. j. NJ Schicv'
Under street leaning Commissioner Bcatie's orders
Sergeant Pickett Yesterday detailed the policemen as
signed 20 this department to their respective districts
The fir. arrest was credited to Policeman Jordan, that
~ John Kelly of No 3ss Ninth-avc.. charged viii,
scattering ashes in the street Kelly was held in 200
bail for trial Two officers were sent To each OF the
nine downtown districts. An ordinary district aV-
erages 10000 square yards
ExClvil Justice John \. Dinkc elected by the
BOARD CT Aldermen on Tuesday to represent inc MN
pis.rc, In pace Of the late Louis Schlamp TOOK INC
oath Of Office yesterday before Judge Alfred stecher
at the IVih District Court.
The New York and New Jersey Bridge Commissioners
held no meeting yesterday, there is yet 70 be SUD
scrlbed 10 the stock about $1,000 When TINS j. zone
the Commissioners will call meeting Tor the eicc"
OF officers. Small subscriptions were coming III yes
,erdav and there IS little doubt tia the allotted an un
OF stock will be taken up today and meeting cdHc'
probably for Monday.
Tie Nicaragua Canal Construction Company ha'
received health reports from it, chief surgeon, Dr. Ed
~,
and was not then any serious sickness at anv OF INC
camps or in the hospital Of the company MOI Sihel'
death had occurred in the hospital, and the genera
condition Of health ancng the workingmen was OK
cellent.
The liquor license for the West side Hotel at SKIN
ave- and Fifteenthst.. expired on June 80 ana 'h'
f.cisc Commissioner, have refused 10 renew 1t II
consequence of report by Police captain heiiN TIA
the hotel bore bad reputation
The suabian Saengerbund will make an excursion
today to Niagara Fails and VIII return on sunday
The large sunday school Of the Mount Sinai Temple
held It's annual picnic in Morrisana Park yesterday
The indictment against Jacob Wcrthcimer, VINO J.
now clerk under tho Excise commissioners, Vas dis
r,;soed YESTERDAY lie was accused with sheriff Alex
ander V Davidson in l5s1 OF fasiiying the account
OF the Sherids Office, to make the receipts from rec
for carrying prisoners larger than they should nave
been. Davidson was tried and acquitted. but Wer
theimcr who was then deputy sheriff. was not place.
on trial
William Jasper cOl0rcd, was convicted yestcrda
before Judge Fitzgerald of attempting to break INT
the rooms Of Mrs. Corwinc, al No. III BaXtcrst
Judge Fitzgerald sentenced Jasper 10 one year IN IN
PenitentaTy.
Michael O'snllivan. who made an application for
release from the Pastme Athletic Club. has had HI
r~oucst granted and hcnrcforth sail under tn
colors OF the " cherry diamond
At the Harlem Athenaeum, One hundred ana my
nfth-st. an audience Of about 400 people witnessed
last night an entertainment by the Metropolitan Win
strels for the benefit of Manhattan Hospital. mos
taking part were J. A. Prbser. T. r. Lett W. Jones
T.. Bennett, A. j. Macaulay, Frank Gossman' Jane
J. Byrne Peter j. Collins X. G. Schum. J. J. Archer
Thomas Ballentync. John J.. Adams. George iichhe
IL ,lonal In