New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
NETWORK CITY.

A report that goods valued at nearly @lo'Vo0' oo'
longing to Schneider Campbell Co.. had been stolen
from the Singer Manufacturing Company's building at
Fourth ave and Sixteenthst, and that detectives OF
the Central ONCE searching for the thieves was
oontradicted fatty by Inspector Byrnes and Mr.
Schneider yesterday.
Commander William B. Hon. who was recently
detached from command OF the receivingshp Dale. at
Washington. has been detailed assistant to the
Worlds Fair Commissioner at London, and will sail
from New-York the North German Lloyd steamer
on March 90. for southampton.
The certificate OF incorporation Of the 3sth New
York Veteran Volunteer Association, second scou
Life Guards. filed In the County Clerks once yes
terday. Tho directors are Frederick ID. Althouse
Eugene Carrctte. Hugh Donney. Albert Z. Phillppy'
Charles T. Morgan. Andrew Peck and George IT,
Kr wolf
counsel for the defence In the trial Of David H.
Ramsey who shot his wife on May %. 1890, at
No III West Forty ffth-st began 10 sum up In
General Sessions yesterday. The case will go to
the jury to-day.
Upon the recommendation Of Commander F. f.
Chadwick in charge OF the construction of the aImored
cruiser or battle-shp Maine, the Navy Department
has authorized a change from three mased vessel TO
a foremost and mainmIst This practically removes
from the ship all sail power
o. H. Taylor has been appointed assistant general
passenger agent of the old Colony steamboat Com
pany with headquarters at Pier No. IS, North River
letter from Walter ellis, read at the meeting OF
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday requested that the
crosstown cars in Fourtcenth-st be run regularly
between Union square and the North River MT
ellis complains that the cars come along In punches
and not al proper Intervals. Inc letter was IeIe'Nu
to the Railroad Committee.
A novice Of the Order of the Brothers Of Nazareth
EpscopaD will make his profession on saturday morn
ing at the Mission Church OF the Holy Cross Avenue
and Fourth-st The will begin at IL O'clock
and the sermon will be preached by tile Kew Dr'
J. W. Brown Of ST. Thomass Church.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open free
to the public to-day from 10 O'Clock a. m I" p H.
II will be open free during the same hours tomorrow,
Friday and saturday and saturday evening from
to 10 p. m
Only three members Of the Rapid Transit Com
mission appeared at the meeting yesterday As "a
Quorum WAS not present, no business was ranSa ted
IL was said, however. that the names OF the HIee
referees TO examine into the advisabty OF construct
ing the road would be handed down by the courts on
Friday, tn day OF the next meeting
Mrs. Susan Turner, Of Philadelphia a cabin
passenger the Aller which arrived mere yes'eroAs
died OF cancer on March IL Her BODY was poue"
to port and sent on to Philadelphia.
The bark Gleneider which arrived here yesterday
from Port OF spain reported that on March IL shc
passed through a hurricane which blew Tor Twelve
hours. Her decks were swept by the seas, the for
ward deckhouse filled with water and sailor injured
by being thrown to the deck by sea-
The conference arranged for to-day between the
subscribers for the Columbus Monument ana the
Park Board regarding site, has been postponed III
a week from today.
The New-York Charities Directory, Just Issued, is
a most convenient volume for those who have DEALING
with the charitable bodies Of this city The contents
of the $50 pages carefully classified and arranged
so as TO show glance the various resources wmch
the city affords for every phase OF distress or heed
All needf. information is gwen regarding more than
800 charitable and congregational agencies In the
city, The work is prepared By the Charity orsani%+
ton Society and that fact Is guarantee OF us &C
curacy.
The Rev. Charles r. Treat, rector OF the Church
OF the Archange Harlem, has accepted the call from
the vestry Of 81. stephens Protestant Episcopai
Church.