New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

President Gallup has directed Chief Engineer Kel-
logg TO Investigate the Of sagnancy in some Of
the ponds OF Central Park lie believes that the pond
at Fifty snth-st be rcmedled and an artificial cur
rent created by the use of hydraulic ram.
W. E. Cady. of Buffalo, has been appointed private
secrearv TO Colonel Weber, Federal superintendent Of
immigration.
Commissioner Beattie dismissed W. J. O'Gorman.
inspector of dumps, yesterday. OGorman was on
a spreen Sunday, and had boy telephone 10 the
acting superintendent that lie had been stabbed TO
the heart Investigation proved That be had been
arrested for intOXication
The new Corporation Attorney Louis Hanneman,
reported to the Controller yesterday that his April col
lectons were $40S.
Chamberlain Grain paid ont S2,olo,19G Sc yesterday.
interest on city bonds Among the holders of city
securities who draws her interest every year, is the
Dowager Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany.
Peen-To peaches, japanese variety that grown
successfully in Florida, selling at the Broadway
fruit stores two for quarter They are little fiat
peaches of fine flavor.
Mayor Grant yesterday ordered that the license OF
Alexander Wilde expressman, be revoked. Wide was
proved to have collected IS to remove furniture of
John Cunningham, Of No 343 Third ave. but refused
TO comply with his contract.
The bill to allow the Board Of Estimate to add an
additional SjOoOoo to the appropriation of the street
Cleaning Department failed to become a law. Com
missioner Beatc loudly lamcnted the fact Yesterday
but he can take consolation that it will give him a
stock excuse dirty streets for the rest OF the year.
Mayor Grant made three appointments Of
city marshals yesterday. They were Robert liIl, OF
the XXIVth Assembly District William j. Ilrsclield,
OF the IVth, ard Michael Mclaughlin. OF The llld'
There remain eighteen places still to be filed
President Low Professor Goodenough and +. Il.
Coudert were the judges in the debate in the Law
School Building, Columbia College, Thursday night on
the resolution that The Conduct Of the Ncw-Orcans
Mob in the Italian Matter Was Justihable" Charles
| Barlow OF 01 Arts, in the affirmative ana re-
ccived first honor Montague Howard, of 'o1, Arts
who was in the negative, received second honor Both
are from the Barnard Literary Society of the college
and to win this debate considered Of the greatest
honOrs Of the college.
The special train carrying round theworld pas
sengers, who are completing tfeir tour. having
arrived at Vancouver on the steamship Empress Of
India on April o. arrived at Winnipeg yesterday.
st. Marks Church some months ago secured the SER
vices OF the former organist of St. Leo's Church, in
Twenty eigth-st, and tomorrow lie will for the first
time fill his place 5 orcanst and oirmastcr
choir has also been carefully selected. with the
end in view of giving the choicest sacred music at all
! the services in the church.
The Saturday night mu,icaes at the Republican Club
No. $50 Ffthave., will be continued every Saturday
during May from 6 to II O'Clock. banjo concert will
be an additional feature this evening.
Professor Albert s. Blckmorc will deliver a lecture
on LimcstOnes and Marbles az the Museum OF Natural
| History this morning at 10 80 O'Clock.
Eugene Pguet forty-two years old, Of No. 13i West
Thirty ysxhst, sentenced 10 nine years imprson-
mcnt by Judge MARITIME in General Sessions yesterday
for stealing 1000 from the Lancashire Fire In
| surance Company OF which he was cashier.
Captain Theodore F. Kane began his duties as ex-
ecutve officer of the Navy Yard Yesterday, relieving
| Captain Joseph n. Miller, who has been ordered 10
the command Of the cruiser Chicago, flagship Of the
North Atlantic Squadron. Captain Kane las for some
time filed the Office of Chief Of the Bureau Of Equip
ment in the Yard.
Police Commissioner McClave, who will start for
| California on Monday with some members OF his
family TO be absent from the city several weeks, at
tended meeting Of the Police Board yesterday SER
! gcant Washington T. Dcvoe, of the Broadway squad
who had been a policeman exactly thirty years, was
retired on an annual pension Of 81 ,000 Police sur
geon Stenert, who has been III several months. re-
ceived an additional leave Of absence OF forty days on
half raw