New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Trihnne Yesterday received the following con
trbutlons for charity So for the lrp"lIc r'oS' MI
Fund and 81 for the st. Johns IRE sn"eierS' no"
Pilgrim" $50 for the ST Johns sufferers anu - io'
Charles wrightS family, from \ Lazy anu 20 ,o'
the St Johns Guild Floating Hospital from country
Iodv M more money has been asked for the Titus
vile people
Annie Johnson. the mulatto girl who threw cup
hn NJ vitriol In william Smon's face in Sulvnnst.
on Wednesday, was taken before Justice Ryan III the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday Hhe ""'Veu
examination and was sent to the Court OF special
Sessions for trial.
II is reported that the canal will soon compete with
the railroads in bringing lines Of wheat hour to New
York boatoad was listed In Yesterday receipts
something which has not occurred beior" Tor many
years.
sixteen candidates are being examined By the Civl
Service Board at Cooper Union for two places as deputy
te1 commissioners The places are worth S2'5o II
wear each The statute prcscribcS the qualifications,
and I'm these things, which incude kno"iehSc Oh real
estate and personal property values business cN
perience etc. they are being examined. THIS Is the
dr.t examination for vacancies IN this department that
has been held In three years
The first bale Of new California hops left Sacramento
on July ~ and arrived herr yesterday II waS raised hy
G. F. Wagner. and sold by :. a f. 'hIman to the
f. & NJ Schacfcr Brewing Company.
r., e.. L.. '+'''t
Branch this summer.
Nikolag Ivanor Russian. who arrived from Bremen
several DAYS ago. is detained at Ellis Island because
he has no money He Is nearly feet high and
ls twenty eight wears old lie SAYS he for fix
wears a soldier In the Russian Imperial Guard. lie
will be taken in charge by tho Russian Polish lmmi-
grant society lie saws he wants TO III" police.
the Broadway squad preferred. lie cannot speak Eng
lish.
The North German LLOYD steamship saalc which
arrived here yesterday. made the vOynSc from south
ampton In seven dnys and twenty hours which Is one
Of the quickest Voyages made by This ship Among
her passengers wero Albert y. Pasr. f. y Taller,
g. j. Taintor. r. X. Mccall and g.. ". Thornc.
DR.. william Blake Superintendent Of the outdoor
Poor Of New-Yorlt yesterday distributed the annual
pension 10 the destitute blind Of the city at the De
parincnt Of Charities and Correction Elcvenih.St and
Thru ave. There are 80 who receive aid. thirty u
whom arc decrcpt that the relief is sent 10 them
Last year 80 was allowed each blind person. This
year the ratio is higher by s., and the recipients arr
radiantly happy over the Increase.
The British steamship Amur arrived in port yestcr
day from Baracoa, Cuba, without It's chief engineer
The captain reported that he had accidentally fallen
overheard while sitting the rail. lie was last
seen al 4 a. M on July -. his name samuel
Currlc and ho native Of Scotland.
W. NJ. +. Round. corresponding secretary Il Nc
Prison Association Of New York sailed for Europe
Wednesday to attend the Congress international d'Nn-
thropologle Crlmlnce at Brussels from August :
to Il.
This evening al the Madison squire Garden Anton
IIckking tho admirable solo yiolonccllis Il Mr. Dam
rosch's orchestra and jules Conus the principal ~
the volins. will play solos. on sunday evening
Justus Ifcifcn schnoidcr trombone pnyer will play
>chubcrt's Am Nicer and the romance from Tam
hacuser1 at the Roof Garden concert.
The schooner !. !. Pcrson. which ashore on
"wednesday afternoon the south side ~ orient
FONT in GARDENERS Bay. l.. L. lies the south side
Il the beach. The Person loaded with 100 tons
II coal M south Amboy and consigned t. jeremiah
rnhn, If Orient Village. She sprung a leak and
began q MI with water Tho captain finding he could
not keep her aioat, iciched her
The Rev DR.. Marvin II. Vincent. Of the Union
Theological Seminary, will Sail for Europe the Ems
10 morrow.