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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
SCARCITY OF ENLISTED SEAMEM

THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTERING THE NAVY
AND THE PAY OF VARIOUS GRADES.
rberc Is stl scarcity Of enlisted men. especially of
or,,nen for tbe vessels Of the Navy in commission
lint there are more applicants at present than for
lorc, time mast The requirements for existing have
bcen published in circular form by Captain h. A.
Reardslee commanding the receiving ship Vermont
ord large number was mailed to nqulrers yesterday
n ays that men are being enlisted in such capacities as
they are fitted for for three years. All applicants
must pass "A rigid examination especially a. to eye
3 have GOOD teeth aud free from hereditary disease
nrl,cants over eighteen and under twentc1nc years
can he enlisted with the legal consent of parents or
guardians
Men with no knowledge OF sea llfe over twenty one
and under twenty five years Of may be enlisted as
Iandsnen but if the applicant has mechanical trade
the age limit is extended 10 thirty years Inc
examination Is physical only, and the pay Sl6 per
month For ordinary seaman the applicant must
have been al sea at least two years and must pass
examination i'm reeng, steering knOtting and splicing
etc : the pay is go per month. The applicant Tor
seaman must have been at sea al least OHr years and
must pass rigorous examination III sedma"Smp' oe
P"', candidate fr machinst must be good ma
chnl, and II + desirable that he should be able 10 do
rough hacksmitlis or cOppeIshild "orN nc hu'V'
preferably have served at lea>t one year on sea-.
going steamer: must thoroughly know te naneS ana
No. OF an parts Of modern marine engines aud b0lcs
and how To care for them and regulate their action
under various conditions llhely to occur IN practice
and must aI-o understand enough arithmetic 10 keep
properly the ogbook. including the working OF decimal
fractions Tie pay is $40 month.
A drstclass fireman, whose pay is ga per month,
must have had experience as fireman on steamer.
and have knowledge about marine engines boilers ana
their attachments and how 10 oil the working parts
NJ AN engine. etc. secondclass fireman must also
nave had experience In his line OF work and Know
something Of the engines. pumps, etc Inc pay Us
ago per month. candidate for coal HEAVIER should by
preference have had experience at hrlng ana the
nav Is ST. per month. All rates are entitled 10 one
ration per DAY. equal 10 10 per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
rpo,,prp N TIE Attn REGIMENT.

Lieutenant Warren +. H. Upper, OF Company F.
Am REGIMENT and Lieutenant c. A. Andrews have
tendered their designations officers Of the regiment
and will at once request Colonel Eddy to take imme
diate action upon them. The trouble that led to
This IS said 10 he due TO Colonel Eddys refusal to
grant q request made by Lieutenant upper Tor a
postponement OF the company's election until the
variation season closes. The election has been set
ao,p for the oath inst while Lieutenant Upper re
ou,sted TINT II be deferred until October 6, as many
Of his men are out OF the CITY and he himself would
ba away until next month. The request was not
STanfed Ex-Captain James VI. Rankin, VINO was
nominated on Monday night last for me capahcy oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
,p pEpEW CoYGRArULArEs THE COLLECTOR.

MR.. DEPEW COYGRATULATEs THE COLLECTOR
Collector Fassett left the city last night FOR MS
home in EImira, where he win remain until mon
dav. He was extremely busy during yesterday
and from the manner in which he took hold OF busi-
ness and disposed Of 1t It WINS apparent that no
soon would be perfectly familiar with most OF 'no
work of the Custom House lie received largo
,oher ~ letters and kilograms concentrating him
on his appointment. Among the messages was one
from Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, dated Mt lnterIahen;;
S.,itzerland il was as follows: "Just heaiu VI
pres,dent's wise selection. Cordial congratuisos'
senator william l. Brown, Of The DAILY news sent
Controller Myers Thomas Durham and Others sent
consratulatory letters Among Collector Fassetts cur
ers were ex-senator j. NJ Patterson and C9ohe1 ~
nuing of Waterloo. Cal, j. S. Carkson, chairman Vi
nv sRennbIican National League Judge Alfred stock
inr Charles u. Baker and Bernard Bigln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
JERSEY CITY.

A special meeting Of the Street and Water ComH'S
soners was held Yesterday, and the following reasSes
sors were dismissed VI. T. Tlngey. william ierDert
John J. Ryan, VI. p Moran, Richard Bell r. "iehhoh
william Whelon John Bender, John H. Sullivan, Johh
p. Smith and Thomas Ftzsimmons. Tbs acuoh 10
the first step in effort to reduce the expenses vi
this department $4,000 month as ordered D! une
hoard NJ Finance More dlsmlssals will be made next
week The duties Of the men discharged were heho
and the salary $40 month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
A rAREWEL1 DINNER TO THEIR SECRETLY.

The committee of management Of the Twenty third
ST. branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
cave dinner TO their secretary James McCOnaughy nj
the Republican Club last evening. After the dinner a
handsome watch presented 10 Mr.. McConaughy by
the committee, the presentation speech being made by
Ilanford Crawford. speeches also made BY Cephas
BralneId r. Alfred u. Marlng and William ). sloan.
Mr.. McConaughy in thanking the committee. referred
happily to his experiences secretary OF the branch.
He has held the place since 1888, and leaves II to take
professorship at Mr. Moodys school at Mortified,
Mass.
Among Others present were Richard T. Davies J. F..
Leaycraft Alexander G.. Fisk. Alfred f. Marng Jasper
Van Week William !. Yates, William II. Mclaes %. G.
smith samuel Williams William Dongllss Moore Charles
y. ErsAiue. G. ". McAlpin, W. Nj. " Hoffman and
Edglr z. Mott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Morris Park 2:3o p n. nj,
Order Of Foresters' annual parade anu picnic xorhoo,d
Caru,on. American Republican Club picnic Northheid
8 /. . nj. ,.rou,ds A
New. Cincinnati baseball match Poo 'ro'"u''
d. III. ..,.o1 Now Harlen
Italian Fruit-venders' Association tes'i'" ''"
Long Island Sound Squadron Of the Cornthan navy fo
eat.a Hampstead Bay. ,- o, ao
xavier Athletic Association games, Xavier o'ai' oo
p. M. r.,rs oxcurson
Cric,,et matches in Prospect and Central PARKS
Nns,c In Central Park by 7th Regiment Band D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
nvcr.prNC; A STRIKE IRREGULAR.

The Brooklyn Publishers Association, represcnuns
the newspapers of the city, has issued circular us
approving the action of the committee OF NM
~. No os IN ordering strike in the Office of The
prool,Iyn Eagle" They say that the committee mas
ignored the agreement the strength OF whlch lic
Eagle" entered the union, that in ordering the S'rNe
the committee has violated the laws for PROCEDURE e
tablshed by the association, for which the comni'cc
acts and they call upon all labor organizations no'
10 be imposed upon by appeals for a'o Inc uio !"
.Ho eontin,e n is said has had thousands of circu
lars postal cards and posters printed for distribution
among the advertisers and readers of The Eagle" 1t
Is threatened that in few days the Brooklyn News
dealers, Association win refuse to handle the paper
"The Eagle" announced yesterday that 1t had never
reou,red its compositors to work seven or any
other humber of DAYS week, but allowed them to
fnrnish snbstitutcs at any time. Among the eighty
or ninety people regularly employed III Vpese'unS
less than dozen went out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
NEW BRUNSWICK.

Michael Dclupp obtained employment about eight
months ago on the farm Of John p voorhees, near
Ford,s Corners several miles from this city, LACEY
he went on spree" lie returned 10 tife farm oh
Monday night intoxicated. lie was not looked aiter
null Tuesday night when Mr. VOORHEES, Yisltcd ms
room and found DicMpp lying hall dressed on ms
throat was cut from lie was about thirty
six years old.
The chapter OF the Delta Epsilon fraternity III
putgers C1ileae has had plans drawn for new
building which it is proposed to erect III Bieener FCo,
- coo TO $40 600 and VIII DC htted up Ill tie
modern style OF cub-houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
ORANGE.

An exciting scene took place at the meeting OF the
west orange township Committee on Thursday even
ing. John Hussey, m Irishmnn, demanded the rgh'
70 he heard as TO the question Of extension OF tne
newark Passenger Railway. Getting eXcitel' lie
treated the committee to personal abuse ana hnay an
officer was sent for. officer Boincn appeared Tic
s n slim man and the contrast between MIN ana inc
burly Irishmnn was comical Eehg ordeiot " o
80 a., ror pobren then tackled him and the latter
niirching with him. both men rolled on the uoor'
fight followed amid the cheers OF tnc spect'tors'
IIussey was finally overpoweied anu iooAeu up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
A BIG LEAK FOUND IN THE YAyrIc.

An inspection of the wooden war-vesse Yantlc
while in the dry dock at the Navy Yard yesterday
disclosed serious leak around the sten-bearing for
the main shaft. This is leak that has caused more
or less trouble in the past and the last time the
vessel the yard she had TO be locked twice TO
be repaired about the stern. IL Is estimated that the
repairs needed in this part Of the ship alone will take
az least two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
THE OFFICER WORE A woMAN,s GOWN.

Henry Newburg was arFagned In the Butler street
Police Court Yesterday the charge Of abandonment
brought by Mrs. Mary Ann NewburG. of No. SOS
Sevcntcenth-st Mrs. Newburg had sworn ont war
rant for Newburg's arrest On Thursday she sent
word TO the police that she expected her husband at
her house. SO Court Officer Cross detailed TO
arrest him. He arayed himself in one Of Mrs. New
burg's dresses and sweeping the hall when New
burg entered the house In the evening Newburg gave
bonds in $500 TO support his wife and they left the
courtroom together with their troubles apparently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
DEATH OF MRS. MARY C. CARTER.

Mrs Mary C. Carter, wife Of Galcn A. Carter ueu
a. her home in Stamford Conn.,, ON Tuesday. after an
illness of q few months She tile daughter OF the
late Theodore Davenport, niece Of Mrs. Nicholas
tuyvesant, and her sister is the wife OF Samuel T.
Fessenden. So was a woman Of cultivation ana IN
uence The environments OF her birth gave ner every
ndyanfage Of education Her home centre for
much influence In the work of the church, or any good
cause When In health she was an important tlc,or
In society and was woman Of great dignity and
rare pety. she leaves unmarried daughter, Ihco
dora b. and two sons Edward b. ana Galen A. Jr, tho
latter Assistant State Attorney Of Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
GRAND ARMY MEN TO VISIT GETTYSBURG.

Winchester Post. Grand Army Of the Republic. has
Arranged for three days excursion to Gettysburg,
Pen Mar Harpers Ferry and Washington. 1t will
leave Brooklyn at a. m. on September s. and 20 by
vay of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from jersey
CITY 70 Baltimore thence 10 Gettysburg on the West
MARYLAND Railroad. The following day viii be spent
on tho old battlefield. on September the post will
visit Pen Mar ard Harpers Ferry, and after looking
over Bolivar Heights. John Browns fort the arsenal
etc the party will go - Washington and take train at
10 30 d. M. for New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
TINY HING HIS EFFIGY IN TIE STREET.

A figure labelled Roberts was found hanging IN
the middle of P,laski-s sumner ave. Yesterday
morning coored man OF that name is building
row of houses in Pulaskist and has had some trouble
with his worhmcn some of whom say they nave not
been pad for their labor 1t Is supposed 'hat sose o
the made the eiisy and hung IT up al hlgh e'der
for the purpose of spite Of making him accede 10
their demands The engy was cut down soon after
beinc discovered mr. Roberts could not lie found yes
faIsla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARIE-Allen Marvel president OF the AcnHo'
Topeza and Santa Fe Railroad Company. flrln ~
NUE-Genera Mark Walker V. c., c. b. OF Ensi&"
.h Norouis and Morcboncss del VALE Of Madrid anu
ex-senator Gilbert O. Moody Of South Dakota. oi-a.
George c. Gorham, OF Washington HoFIMmNr Mo- .-3r
Robert c. Davidson OF Baltimore sIOi'ii ~ 80,
Irdee T. J. Simmons Of the Supreme Court OF Geore,n
vICTOR1 A-Gcoree H. Bates of Delaware "EeA-
M1NsTEE--Mayor Edwin S. Stuart, Of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
4 LARGE SALE OF LOUISVILLE STOCK

Edward H. Atwood. who has recently attracted con-
siderable attention in Wall Street by successfully bear
ing7 Union Pacific Railroad stock three points,
again drew attention yesterday by selling through
Allison r. Hopkins, Of the Stock Exchange. 10000
shares of Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock The
prices variable. and it said that Mr.. Atwood
or those behind him, made o considerable amount out
OF the sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
YrivY BOND DE,fAyDrD.

Mary Bealsarno. Italian. aged thlrly-nlne, ar
rived an immigrant the steamer Ely sa Oh Ihurs-
day. She was totally blind and was detained WIN
her were her mother, sister aud brother. me FAMILY
had plenty OF money and had been In the ult business
n Italy. General o'Deme demanded q Dond OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
LONG ISLAND
FOR HANniERING 4 BOY.

FOX nANihEklNG y BOY.
Joseph silverst0ne, the lawyer who was accused OF
assaultng a boy named Timothy OShea was tried be
fore Justice Maney at Long Island City yesterday
Tie plaintiff charged that sIlverstone struck him In
the head three times with carpenters hammer and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
ENDING TILE LOST RECEIPT IN A CELLAR.

FINDING TIE LOST RtIi4lFI IN ~ WILLIAM
The sujt of Mrs. Mary Altget against Henry VIII
kens to have mortgage made by Herman Altgelt her
husband and herself property at No. 1913 Adams
st. in 1882 set aside before Justice Bartlett IN
the Supreme Court yesterday. Mrs. Agelt said that
her husband was q lunatc, and that she signed the
mortgage only when a knife was held over her. The
defendant said that the proceedings were regular ana
that the foreclosure begun after twenty days had
expred beyond the time when the interest was
DUE Mrs. Alget had said that she paid the interest
but was unable t. show receipt Since then the
receipt has been found after long search in an old
yalise In the cellar among heap OF rubbish the
defendant had paid 300, but 1t was on the princi-
pal. An adjournment ordered until Aug. "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

HIS WOODES LEG Is ALWAYS HIS WhAfON'
Henry AlIens. onelegged man who lives Wien
ont Of the Penitentary, at No. 81 North Second-st
was again a prisoner in Justice Gocttnss Police court
Yesterday complaint Of his wife. Ahrens mas
spent the greater part Of his time for three years IN
,bc Penltentiary for assautng his wife with his
wooden leg lie obtained his usual time, six months
yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun Uses os Sets 65A Moon sets Ooo m -
HON WATER
1M-sandy Hook sis GOV. Island 3is1 nsn gsge I'D
f.N-Sandy Hook $3.50 Iov. lsiahu oio' n0" Wv "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
SENTENCING ONE OF THE BEARDPULLERs

George Rippstein, fifteen years old, OF NO o. VIII
ton.st one Of the gang Of beard pueIs" who nave
been engaged in pulling the boards Of the Hebrew
residents of Mocre-st., yesterday sent to the
County Jail for twenty-five days by Justice GoettnG
having been found guilty OF the offence The com
plainant was Solomon schertz. Louis Sanborn, SIX
teen years old another member Of the gang who has
been arrested for the same offence, was arraghed
before the magistrate and the examination adjourned
until September q. The police courts promise 10
punish each member of the gang taken into custody
and proved guilty of the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

eoo non before she was allowed to land ana trce
gtaion merchants qualified as her bondsmen. 6eLore
demanded deposit of $50 to defray expenses In case
She was sent back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Is Superior to Every0ther KNOWN.
c.. h,s>f z, s and Canadian Go1nnmew Reports.

in his testimony asserted that the blows were SVFoA
while he was lying on his back. Three boys WIZ
witnessed the alleged assault testified that the plo"
were struck while O'shea lying face DOWNWARD
The physician who attended the boy testified that !"
,as impossible for boy TO survive even one DO" vi
The head If given with hammer OF the weight asser.o
rho pyosecutOn had two witnesses from the cfeIh0a
,rorks which Mr.. Sversone has been hglEing as "A
nnIsonce They testified that the boy was toNvl.aa
With blood when they him. Ther statenleEts VIZ
thrown out by the court incompetent. 9u t y,
Wanlev gave decision adjudging Slverstone guty !"
assanlt I'm the third degree, and suspended sentence
NEwTOwN.-Charles Kohlmeyer, Of College POINT
bie out fishing yesterday found the body OF man
aooting off Bowcry Bay Beach. Coroner however nha
tbc body removed TO the morguc. There Dr. 'in'e"'
r hudson examined the body and said that II nan rS in
In fhe winter about ten days. From letVcr 0'inn
the clothing II was believed the man was erar Se lot
NJ No 1863 West Sixty sixth-st., New forn Id not
fer which WIS written By Quinn, said tlat he 0o"'
care for his three children. ,o
GLENDALE.-COrOner HOmeyer was 10, nav a So,Sson
the inquest last night in the case 81 lianhan d nenr
or Robinson who murdered III tnc W. -, H.
Glendale two weeks ago, but at tie request vi t woe
tectives who are at work the case the L.. III
adjourned for another week. The coroner sau LII
detectives had obtained clew WHICH Incf lido ~ a
would enable them TO capture the murderer s for
week The coroner refused to give any lur'her i'''
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

Advertisements admitted int these columns
wre recommended 10 she readers OF THE TIRE.
UNE as thoroughly reliable, aud business ca. bs
done BIZ n,niI with the advertiser. with porfes
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
M.rnp omAp1y GErr1NG nETrER.

There was an improvement yesterday in the condition OF
.,avo, Chaplin who m at the home OF Mr. Schiefen, IN
,f,ytown. DR.. flaming In the afternoon said that MI
ain .as cor sdersby better and nat the fever had Io
tera,y sub .ded. Mr. Caaptn took some mourn hmeht
A. ,hanln Is almost constantly at her husbands bedside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

George Kennedy, of No 1852 Hope-st, was few days
ago released from the Penitenuary after serving a
sentence Of two months for biting officers finger
since his release Mrs. Kennedy has refused to live with
him. About midnight Thursday she was awakened
by hearing her husband coming through window III
his stockingfeet He had climbed up three stories on
the freescape. On entering the room he dragged MS
wife from the bed and threw his hreeyearold child
out of the window. The child struck the hre-escape
and was unIniured The screams OF the mother brought
help and Yesterday Justice GOettng sent Kennedy to
the Penitentiary for six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
cArurRED ABOUT THE TOWN.

1ymo,bv J. Dady the brother Of Michael j. Dady.
os sent 10 the penifenary for eight months by Police
Justice walsh yesterday for passing worthless check
sor $40 On <lsrlas y, Doseher, Of no. 100 Deaa-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
Tho funeral OF Fathers Cirandentns Rossa anu 'o"u

Tho fnnera OF Fa1IVTs 'I"'o''''I7 ~ -, -
phlps took 2laca a. L. Catholic Monastery OH lnurs
da, Father Rosa was born in Genoa, Italy, in 15lI,
and travelled all over the world doing missionary WORK.
Father Phillips born in Italy In 1888.
George White three years old: OF No AdaW l
,os an. over Inv n Grove car driven by John Webcr
of No n Monroest. late Thursday night, and died IN
st. Marv's Hospital yesterday morning. weber mas
been arrested. -
CHARLES pranre who lived in High POintave, foT
several weeks brOOded supposed wrongs un nv
early Yesterday morning. when he shot hlms1I; ne ne
body. He died Ave minutes after shooting himself
His wife Owls liquor shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
UOROKEN.

THE POLICEMAN'S BLOWS MAY PROVE FATAL
George Burger, Of Clinton and De Mott sts' may
die from the effects Of a clubbing administered oy
Policeman Thomas Qulrk early yesterday morning.
ourk heard disturbance in Burgers harness store anu
entered lie took offence at Burgers replies 10 us
opscrs and the officer used his night stick on Burgers
head until the latter nearly unconscious anu Iie
locked him up charge of dsorderly cCIu.TS d
pur1rra ekull was found to have been fractured, anu
he was sent TO 81. Mary's Hospital a warrant mas
been issued for Qurks arrest.