New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
NETWORK CITY.

The favorte steamer Mary rover VIII "os'" W.
regular trips for the season Tomorrow "a""S d"
her usual landings
reginn,ne on sunday. NAV 90. the steamers Mon
month sandy Hook and 81. Johns VIII leave rer W.
Q North River. for Atlantic Highlands as follows
4 20 and 1915 A. m, 3 AS and p. m; saturuaSs'
only al 1 n M sundays at 30 a. M INC iuii
summer time. table will become operative IN 'hc
Latter part Of June. Connections WIN trains W ai'
nn,,. mn the seashore will he made al Atlantic
richards Instead OF at sandy Hook as IN former
seasons
Samuel w. Backus. postmaster OF san Francisco
uas in the city Yesterday his way TO Washington
Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt escorted him through
the PostOfice.
The Uarbor Line Board will hold meeting at noon
on Friday to hear an Application lor changing TIC
established harbor lines at Perth Amboy.
The Controller will today open bids for *l'7ooo
worth NJ . per cent schOOhouse bonds
1obn 4 sullivan took the oath OF Office yesterday
&c .unerintendent of markets and collector OF CITY
revenue and entered upon his duties, after giving
bonds in 900 600 10 the city. His sureeS were L. j.
c.l.,nan william l. Young. Henry ID. McCord and
Thomas Kenneally.
commissioner Brady. Of the new Department OF
Buildings. yesterday announced the appointment OF
Colonel George d. Scott, Of the 9Th Regiment y '"
y v. as chief inspector Of plumbing and ventlla
lion The salary will probably be ISi,oop year.
The Excise Board yesterday refused TO grant licenses
for three liquor stores which are WITHIN -oo lect
of churches or public schools The applicants were
Mary Hoegger. Of No. 23i south Fiftl-ave., jacob
Ierct of NO. 40 East IIoustonst., and V. Nemercek
Of No. AIS East seventy tldst.
Police Commissioner Charles F. MacLean Yesterday
entered Judgment against Equitable Bank. formerly
at NO West Twenty -cighhst., which went INTO
0uidation years ago, for SJl93 Tor services a.
counsel from February 8, 1890, to April -, loo2'
and disbursements
The funeral OF Alfred Granger Lathrop, secretary
Of the Southern Society. held at the clubhouse,
No Is West Twenty -ffth.st, yesterday morning.
The services conducted by the Rev. DIR. Thomas,
| Of this city, many members OF the society being
present. The body cremaed at Fresh Pond, L. j.
| All the Norwegian vessels in the harbor were
decorated with flags Yesterday. II the ami
| versary OF the liberation Of Norway from Danish
rule.
Justice Patterson in the Supreme Court, yesterday.
directed a verdict for the defendant in the old suit
ot George IOrlng agains. the Produce Exchange, TO
recover $50 900 damages for removing Lorng from
| the position a. weigher of the Exchange.
The Museum Of Art IS open free to the public today,
TO morrow Friday and Saturday from I'D O'CLOCK III the
morning until O'Clock in the evening IL IS also
omen free on saturday evening from to 10 O'Clock,
and sunday afternoon
At the election of the Masonic veterans OF New
York, held on Monday night at the Masonic Tempe,
Jerome Buck unanimously reelected president
| The customary dinner followed
| telegram from Mayor Grant 10 Secretary Wills
| Holly was received yesterday, dated at OMAHA Tie
| Mayor said that he was In his usual health.
secretary Elkins came to the city from Washing OH
yesterday and engaged In the transaction Of bust
ness connected with the War Department. in relation
10 which he had a conference with General Howard
Mr. Elkins said that his visit was non political ana
was purely OF business character lie will return to
Washington today.
The Choral Union OF the NewIOrk Association OF
Working Girls Societies gave lis first concert last
evening in the large hall OF Cooper Union Tie
| attendance large and the concert was success