New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NETWORK CITY.

Professor Jasper T. Goodwin, of Columbia GORGE
has just elected to the chairmanship of the ed
uca.onal department OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION at Twenty third ST.
Two of the steel masts for the cruiser Newark
arc ready at the Navy Yard for that vessel ana III"
other will be completed in couple OF weeks lheS
are long, hollow, steel tubes. with military tops OF
platforms upon which the machine-guns VIII DC
mounted.
A sensational story published yesterday of the
mysterious disappearance of y. Okamata, japanese
student from his boarding house. No. A West IWehN
scventh-st. a Tribune reporter calling al inc anoVc
address found that the story had no foundauon "haV
ever Mr. Okamata called away suddenly a lew
weeks ago to Philadelphia, and afterward TO Cm'aso
From the latter city he wrote to his friends in Iwch
scventh-st, telling them when they might expect MN
home.
Tho officers of the Department Of Street Cleaning
arrested about twenty yesterday AT various points
about the city who were cauSh Ill the ACT Oh sweep
Ing refuse and paper from places OF business l'o 'o
street or Modelling with the contents OF aSh-oarrci'
standing upon the sidewalks in front OF houses da''s
Of them were held for trial.
Excise Commissioner Koch appeared before Judge
MARITIME in the General Sessions Court YESTERDAY ana
attained STAY in the cases of the Indicted Commits
siOners until July Is.
Captain Albert Bragg, and the first mate and plot
BENJAMIN S. Gero Of the freight steamer Eiealora'
which ran into the excursion barge IN lieh "a'e On
SATURDAY. night fled their report vi the ACCIDENT "''
the United States Steamboat Inspectors ye tcriay
The report says that the approaching steamer VIII"
the barges in tow was seen BY Captain Bragg VINO
b,ow the whistle once, which responded u from
the steamer The strong ebb tide made the collision
unavoidable.
Whom the msil-carricrs from the General Postoifce
started ont on their rounds yesterday morning cac"
man had about as large load as he cond carry Inc
carriers took cut the first delivery the accumulated
rri6a San Dld
Alexander Nieseiche Lithuanian from Russian
poland arrived AZ the Barge Office Yesterday having
walked from Scranton, Penn. lie said to an inter
preter that he this country three months ago
and went TO Scranton to work in coal mInc AT a.
a day. He worked In the mine until Il week ago
when on asking for his pay, he was discharged lie
wants help to get back to his own country
It would be a great accommodation TO strangers
riding in the elevated trains If there were list OIL
the stations in each car
A man who has mounted refreshmcnt STAND on
caft and mills II about with r0wbOa does thriving
trade on the Harlem
Seventeen italians who arrived on the khacua Oh
Sunday night detained at the Barge once Oy ''c
Government inspectors on suspicion Of their beng
contract aborers Their destination was Port CheSer'
where thew were going 10 work upon a railroad
The new club-rooms of the Business MEMS Repuo-
lican Organization Of the XXI11d Assembly Disulct'
AZ No ola Thrd-ave. will be opened tonight. Ad-
dresses will be made by c. c. shayne, Mahion Chance
John f. Brodsiy, Charles D. Sweeny, Warren IHeiey
and ]. Osano.
Frank RAYMOND, recently appointed Deputy Col
1ector was sworn in yesterday, and was assigned !"
duty at the Barge Office.
Policeman Thomas Coleman, Of the West 1hlF'F-
savmSh-st sousd was arrested on sunday and taken
IN the East Fifty thirds station on charge OF MT
ting Hsnry Off, beer seller over the head Win
n;toher In Otis shop at No go East Forty hlrd's
Il WIS said that he went into Otis place ana 'fed
20 buy some besr and when Gtt refused 10 sen ''N
Coleman broke the pitcher over the beer seller hcu
inhicung a scalp wound AT the ponce Station W.
discharged from arrest. Inspector "iliiams yesterday
began an investigation
information that Police superintendent Murray 5
health has improved greatly since he began MS Vaca
ton at Far Rockaway carried to the Central once
Yesterday by of the officials VII" had N'S''e" MI
Murray on Sunday.
Sergeant Pickett Of the street cleaning police squad
made his first report 10 Commissioner fe"tte ycs'ef
day from which it appears that up to oci'ck YES
to-day forty-one arrests had been made sergeant
Pickett asked the Police Commissioners I" oNiue HIS
souad into three sections and suggested ua' one SV'
on he south Of FOurtcentst. and that the owner wv"
shor,d he at the seventeenth, tie Twenty third SUBJ
tho Twenty fifth the Twenty seventh ponce S'i"is
commissioner Bcattic approved the recommendations
Alderman A.. Dhkel, OF the NtH bIs'i''' ""'
ressor tn the late Alderman Schanp. TOOK MS se"t III
the Board for tie first time yesterday.
Secretary John A. Shcchan. Of the hqucduct Com
,o,esion sad Yesterday that if necessary the new
Aoncduct could be made use of at once. Ihcfr was
no reason 10 doubt he said, that everything WOMB DC
readv bv July Is. the time appointed for the opening
Of the Aqucduct.
The ninth annual picnic and summer-nirhts festival
n, the New-York sc,ezen Bund took place yesterday
,fpfl,-s
The Eichenkranz Society will leave this city TINS
uce for scranton PENN. to take part in the muscai
festival AT that place
The Veteran Association Of the SSH New-lork Req
ment met last night at No. 1873 lowcry. IL was ds-
Idod 70 make a vigorous fight in the Legislature TO
hove the old corps recognized with view to getting
hack its old battle flags. Among those present "efc
Captain +. Althouse, c. 7. Morgan, MAYOR IT, W.
Cooney J. 3. Laughton, A. F. Philippy' = slncrseh'
q g. Krewolf, oscar Holmes, samuel smith ana Johh
Hart.
pr4,.,t neors are looked for in this weeks Cali
<,. fi, cars with liberal supplies Of other
able nursery products
The improved process of cold storage has permitted
the Offering Of some of last years tender sorts OF red
anp,es al this almost midsummer date. Single bar
,els sell at seven and eight dollars
Postmaster Van Colt has been Informed that the
steamship Marposa arrived at san Francisco on sat
urday with mails Of the following dates: Melbourne.
Junc 10; sydney, June IL ; Auckland June 10, Homo
Iuu June 2s due here OH Thursday
The funeral Of Frederick shepherd was held at -.
PatrclSs Cathedral yesterday morning iie died sud
denly last week Saratoga, and has widow believed
that he had been dealt foully with. He was buried
In Calvary.
II is understood that cigarette manufacturers. In
accordance with legislation promoted by the virtuouS
Mr. Gibbs, have discontinued gifts of pictures with
packages. An entcrprisng druggist humanely sug
gests the Enclosure of cough mixture coupons in their
stead
Arnold Tilomaschof, Of No. 53s East Eighty-irst-
st. called Police Headquarters last evening and made
complaint against a policeman whose number is