New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The directors of the NcwYo Equitable insurance
Company Yesterday reelected John Miller president
The choice Of a secretary was postponed
The man-o war Pensacola which sailed from the
Navy Ysrd in October for West Africa, with the SOAR
eclipse expedition, and returned two weeks ago. "o"'
up TO the Navy Yard last night. she VIII receive
few repairs and be fitted for sea at once
Attention is called to the advertisement OF the Erie
HALLWAY that the popular sunday outings. or the al
excursions to sholola Glen will begin next sunday
Tho Non Partisan woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at No ,5O1 Broadway at 80 p H.
on Monday.
number Of prominent theatrical people were pres
ent at tho funeral Of Matthew S. Morgan. the well
known artist and cartoonis. in the Church. OF inc
TnnsfV,rstion yesterday. The Rev. Dr. g. H. Honsh
ton oAicated assisted by Father Prescott TIC oouN
was placed in a vault at Woodlawn. ana may "
crenated.
The Commissioners OF Accounts sent to the MAYOR
Yesterday their report of examination OF the once
OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Common fesS' riV"
January l. 1858. to April l, 1890. they io"nu .'''
19,434 naturalization papers had been issueo, no'
go So7 60. Fees from oil other sources "-''
The Commissioners bear testimony !" o'o ~
methods prevailing in the Office The present Non''"o
Pleas Clerk is ex-Judge Samuel Jones
Tho Committee on Railroads of the Board OF Aider-
man will hear argument the pending ordnance
compelling surface roads to run their cars az "onN
minute intervals during the night at p H. "u''
in the Common Council Chamber.
Mavor Grant yesterday appointed F. w Devoe a
member of the commission charged with arranging io
the upon Of Ncw-York with adjacent clues
CAPTAIN H. Barends. Of the steamer Wieand whlc"
arrived here yesterday from Hamburg, sWellcd 'hc
renorts about passing icebergs at sea- on June an"
o the Wieland sighted thirty y-seven lccDereS Ho'
latitude A. A. longitude 43 A. to latitude 40 70 "''u
longitude so :O4
Another elevated railway project is reported 10 DC
under way, in the hands Of a strong syholc''c'
routc has been fixed and all the preliminary WI"
compIcted The system adopted is a mover ohe' anu
is said 10 be a great improvement over 'hc PioNo"'
strncture, Electricity is be the motive power oo
strction 10 light and air will be greatly reou'eo' anu
noise virtually eliminated. An exmbnloh sc+"'" WIN
soon be constructed and placed on vew'
largo strawberries and thnly sliced bananas served
together with and sugar, is recent "' '''''
nencacy.
One year ago today the people OF seattle WASH"
we're fighting a fire that destroyed so'ooo'''o o '''
property.
what is the matter with the gearing Of the elevated
.ailroad cars, especially on the SAthaVe' Inc III
stopping or starting the wheels and the brakes now
and shrek in way that makes sensitive nerves VINCE
William Waldorf Astor has given $1,000 to tic fire
Department Relief Fund.
Henry c. Sombron, Of No. &c Clinton-st, BrooKNh'
collector FOR the Budweser Brewing company ur'''
10 the East Twenty sccondst police station y's'ouS
afternoon and reported that small saichei con"'n
ing 81 900 in checks and banknotcs had beeh Ios' VI
s,o,en from his buggy somewhere between Avenue Is
and Scventhst. ana Firstave. and SeVcnteeht''''
The Lincoln Club Of the XVIII Assembly piS'ric'
has elected the following officers John H. Nnecn,'
presddent James p. Hart, first vice president LOUIS
H. Bold second vice PRESIDENT Henry klarhah' 'oo-
re,arv william F. DAILY, treasurer; board Of trustees
Daniel p Murphy, John J. Brady Lonis H. Noi'""u'
John V. Cosgrove and John s. philips
Detective TO country grocer who had been rooocof
What kind Of goods did the burglars '"Re 1'oue
k..per-No goods only money didn't even touch my
cigars Detective-Ah there's a cew must have bce'i
somebody who knows the place
The United States authorities will surrender Genera
Claassen the convicted ex president OF the aN'h w
tional Bank 10 the state authorities for short Time
to-day He is 20 he witness in triai In the supreme
Court and writ Of habeas corpus for his appearance
was issued yesterday
tn. Irish. American Athletic Club has decided to
exclude Mouordeolers from the organzanoh' on inc
rround that il would bring politics into IT,
IT,. n,,,on ., Albany administered confirmation
1.sterdav 10 several hundred children In 81. Paul.
noman catholic Church, Onehundred and seventeenth
ST. and Fourtrave.
The first regular matches of the Metropolitan Cricket
League will begin tomorrow when Inc Nah'l"t,""'
u,u bc ntted against the Kings County eleven at fro'
meet Park the Cosmopoutans against the New iOihs'
AZ Central Park, and the Ne"@Iersey Mhe'ic Niuo
against the New-Bedforls. at Bergen Point ~ j.
The New-York Bicycle Club viii hold series OIL
fvemile handicap road-raccs on each SATURDAY a''or
noon in June The contests are open 10 cmD-mcm-
hers only and will be contested over the broadway
course between epuytcn Duyvn ana 1oHRer'' Ino
first race Will take place to omorrow.
The games committee OF the Acorn Athletic As
ISOLATION has issued the following challenge Inc
Acorn Athletic Association tug gofwar team hercDy
challenges any team Of $50 pounds weight 70 pull Inc
best two out Of three, for banner. 10 De p"o ic'
by the losing team. The contest I" NC oecloeo a. c
associations grounds June IA
ASKING FOR PRorECTIOy FROM FLOODS.
The Ncw-York Chamber of Commerce yesterday al