New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
NETWORK CITY.

The monitor Miantonomoh. which was fOated out
Of the dry dock at the Navy Yard on Tuesday, may
have TO be put In again. Her propeller struck against
the side OF the dock when she backing ont, and
It is possible that one Of the blades damaged.
William A. White d Sons the agents for the stewart
heirs. announce that lease OF the Grand Union
Hotel saratoga Springs for a term Of has been
concluded with MesSrs. Wooley & GerIans the well
known proprieors of the Hotel Iroqdois mt Buffalo.
The reputation gained by these gentlemen in operating
the rOQuoS one of the finest hotels in the State out
side OF New York City, is ample guarantee that the
Grand Union has fallen 'ato capable hands.
Herman i. Kuntzsh, postal clerk OF Grovitzsch.
saxOny twenty-five years old, was arraigned before
Commissioner Alexander Yesterday, charged with fors
ing three money orders OF 400 MARKS or 800, each
The young German was arrested in Cincinnati lie
expressed his willingness 10 return TO SaXony for trial
at once.
James A. Simmons who was convicted of wrecknG
the sixth National Bank will be taken to the Erie
County pcnitenary tomorrow. TO serve LIS sentence
Visitors to the Weather Bureau. the top Of the
Equitable Building missed familiar face yesterday.
1t was that Of II. W. Richardson who transfer FL
to The Weather Bureau at Columbus, Ohio. lie VIII
he missed by the newspaper weather writer's especially
as he always ready to give all SORTS of informa
ton at all hours of the night and IL is said that he
rarely got left his predictions. 1t is now in
order to look for reports of cyclones ana DINER as
turbances from Columbus.
The Riverside Echo" edited by Miss Therese G.
IIcndlick is new local weekly paper the object Of
which is 10 give its readers a choice collection OF
leced and original matter, Riverside social notes and
| comments. etc
REGISTER FITZGERALD and Recorder >ml IN. tie spca
committee appointed TO confer with the properiyowners
Of the site for the new Municipal Building. have in
vted them 10 send in their statements showing the
values mt which they estimate their several holdings
special invitation has been sent T. Mr. Ottcndorfcr.
District Attorney Noo said yesterday that the Yer
dict Of the coroners jury in the Hotel ROYAL inquest
BY no means ended the legal proceeding. lie In
ended to look further into The subject, and would
probably call tho attention Of the Grand Jury to H.
chief Inspector Byracs. who went 10 Hot splncs.
Ark about three weeks ago. t. seek relief from an
attack of neuralgia returned to tie city "Wednesday
evening lie resumed his duties at Police Hc1dquar
| tiers yesterday.
The Tribune yesterday received So from CASH for
| the Russian Famine Fund.
! Tho customs receipts collected from cabin passen-
zoos 1877 81 in 1890 the $4,000 SO, and
in 1889 S146O3O 40. The passengers paying duty In
the three years numbered In 1891, 1890; in 1890,
| III $50; and In 1850, 10S,47S.
| The steamship Henry Dumois which arrived he.
Yesterday from Port Antonio reports TINT she 'n-
contercd extremely heavy weather while coming up
The coast The wind blew at times with hurricane
force and was accompanied by tremendous seas Tie
vessels ventilaors smashed. and one sailor was
knocked down and severely Injured.