New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
NETWORK CITY.

Tic various German singing Socictles OF the civ
making nal preparations for the great FESTIVAL 10
be held IN J'tica next week.
Mayor Pncrce, Of Detroit. and a delegation Of
officials from that city n New ork Yesterday,
investigating of the city departments
The limitation Of time which the Board Of Alder
men granted 10 the surface road companies in which
to comply the ordinance passed by that body
compelling the running Of cars on all the lines nj
intervals Of least twenty minutes expired yeSter-
day In spite Of the protests which the representa-
vcs of many Of the companies made, the Aldermen
refused to change the ordinance.
Controller MYERS opened bids yesterday for the
SGl52s4 Il worth Of consolidated school house bonds
The following bids were accepted at the rates given
crmania Fire Insurance Company. 100000 AZ 1918
and 152s4 l. at 1OI CO 40: Harvey Fisk ~ sons.
300 600 at 1Ol SO. 100000 at 1o1.77. 100000
at lO1. 80. 100000 at 10205 and 100000 at
1O2l9 The bonds run until 1905, and draw in
ercst AZ per cent. Bids were received for f,23O,-
264 Il.
superintendent Weber received an official communi-
cation Yesterday Assistant secretary Tichenor, Of
the Treasury Department. that an arrangement had
been made between the Unified states and Italian GOV
ernmcntS by which copy Of the immigration Laws OF
this country will he printed on the backs Of the pas
ports Of every Italian immigrant coming 10 this
country. The Federal Government took charge Of
the immigration business in April and since then about
undesirable people.
The combined rn n The Hudson County Wheclmcn
and the Manhattan bicycle Club will be held
day.
The Nonparcil Lodge. knights Of Pythias. have
formed a Nonparcil Rambling club. The first ramblc
takes place on sunday.
William VI. Field. Of William IIildrch Field,
former president Of the New York Catholic Club. who
died al Lake Saranac sunday, was buried yeSter-
day, The services were held in the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Pauist Fathers, Fifty-nnth-st and
Nnth-avc.
President Gallup. OF the Park Department has made
an investigation If the condition Of the buildings
cupied by tenants the parks Of the Annexed
District. He reports favor of the removal of all
these buildings
4 man bearing a strong resemblance 10 Gcorc,
Francis Train attracted considerable attention in
stuyvcsant square yesterday. The bench upon which
he sat was surrounded By children. some people be
evcd the man TO be the great gobe-trotter. II wa,
not lie, however.
The Board Of Education Yesterday discussed The
advsablty Of establishing course of lectures for tn"
primary teachers in manual training. and a report Of
the Committee Course Of Study adverse 10 suCh
action was adopted The Board disposed Of all the
routine business hand and then adjourned until
september
Chester J. Fay. Colorcd who accidentally shot
on July by his brother, Augustine. died in the
Roosevelt Hospital Tuesday. Augustine was ar
raisuod before Justice McMahon at the Yorkvillc
Police Court Yesterday and remandcd u the custody
If the coroner.
All the evidence in the examination Of Colonel
Hopper Of the list Regiment. finished Yesterday
before the court Of inquiry, and the lawyers on both
side, have until Tuesday in which present their
briefs.
ycl,o Wal nd
John H. Wallace Of Waslcc's Monthly" Of 10000
worth Of bonds last May. taken 20 Sing SIM
Prison yesterday. Each Will serve a sentence of
eight year, and eleven months,
The outing club Of the Twenty third It. branch q
the Young Men, Christian Association Will take
Iambc 20 Van Corlindt Lake on saturday Albert
Ecnze! viii be the leader
The business Mem Republican Organization Of the
iXth Assembly District viii hold special meeting a,
IL, rooms, No. - Gr)vc-,t, on Monday evening ~
? O'Clock.
The second meeting Of the Business Mons Repub-
lean organization Of the NlIth Assembly Ds'ric'
wa, held last night at No $50 Ninth ave.
Giving to the intense heat On Tuesday, the ncw
pavement i'm Wall-,t. was in bad condition vc,tcr-
day II i, fdll e rus, hoof marks and holl""s.
About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon heavily laden
wagon got stuck at Wall aud william st.. II wao
started again with some difficulty. hut 1t left deep
marks in the pavement where IL had stopper
4 picnic of the Associated Councils Of the American
Legion Of Honor Of Now ork city ana Ipoklyn Will
ice held on the ait 'ruOon and evening Of Wednesday
At Jones, wood and Washington Park There Will
BE- same, and q shooting contest. aud entertainment
At Washington Park in the afternoon for the women
and children.
The officers and crew Of the dynamite cruiser
Vcsnyiu, will not much longer have to cat their meal,
and pa, their evening, on board ship by candle
light The vessel wa, hauled INTO berth ~ the
Navy Yard yesterday 70 receive her elcctric-lcht
plant.
Mr. and Mrs samuel sloan sailed for Europe Yes
tcdav on the steamer Majestic \ party Of friend,
chartered the steamer samuel sloan and accompanied
the big vessel down the Ray, firing salute, at one
minute intervals
Tn" Director Of the Maritime Exchange met yes
tcrdav. but took 10 action on the question whether
they would serve notice the IiydrO-mphC Office
10 seek other quarter, than in tho Exchange,
The directors will hold another meeting neat week,
and Will give the photographic Office ample time in
which - obtain other quarters. If necessary
The July meeting Of the Board of Trade aHd Tran
portation wa, held YESTERDAY. and taken mp by
amending the by laws of the Board. to establish
trade sections. ANY member members desiring 70
ass ciatc Isl to represent parcula" trade may
form "A trade section, and each lection mag have Il
repre-, cntativc in the Board Of Directors. This change
Wa, made at the request OF about fOrty wholesale
druggists.
REPORTS on TIE VIEW AQTEDTCT.
The regular monthly meeting Of the hquodnot Com
nis,ionorS was held We tcrday afternoon. Reports