New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune Yesterday received 81 from c. w. D.
for the Russian Famine Fund
The subscription books for The History OF the Cen
tennla Celebration OF the Inauguration OF George WASH
ingtOn" Of which ,000 numbered copies are soon -
be published by the firm Of d. Appleton & CO.. Will he
opened on Saturday. y large number of orders nave
already been received The volume sells at $50 IN
cloth and $40 in full morocco or full russia
The New York society Of the sons Of the Revolution
has lust issued neatly bound book containing the
constitutions by laws and register of the members OF tAc
society," The book is not valuable alone 10 the mem
ber, but will also he Of great interest TO Others ON
the outer cover is All impression of the seal OF the or
gsnl2ation. and among the excellent steel engraVng'
scattered throughout the book is one of Washington
another Of Frauncess Tavern. At Broad aud Pearl sts
where General Washn gtOn took leave Of his army, anu
where the New-lork society was organized December
g. 1883.
Lieutenant Commander Franklin Hanforl. WHO Has
been on leave Of absence since last June ordered 10
the Navy Yard equipment officer. TO succeed Lieu
tenant Commander william c. Gibson. who has been
detached and ordered to the command VI the supply
transport vessel Fern. Lieutensnt-Co Commander Han
ford's last sea duty the Pensacola. OF which
vessel he was second in command when she took the
BODY OF General Jose Antonio Paez the first President
Of the Republic Of Venezuela, 10 La Guayrl In March,
leSe.
Police Comml ssioner John McClavc, who had spent
four weeks at health resorts in the South With hi'
wife and ak Of his unmarried children. returned 10
the city on Tuesday evening lie was back in hi
Office AT Police Headquarters Yesterday.
Word was received al the Office of the American
Rlrti, Home Mission society. No. Eceaman-,t. YES
tc,day that Mis-, Eliza Weld. who dei AT her home,
Jamaica Plain Mass, on Marh II. had left sub
stlnal legscieS 10 the home and foreign missions OF
tie Baptist Church In her Will. II was not known
what the estate amounted 10, but 1t thought to Us
about 100000.
Custom House officers yesterday scirei four large
thinks belonging 10 cabin passengers on the City OF
Paris The trunks were tehen TO the Custom House
AID their contents will be examined 10 day. They be-
long 10 Philadelphia and three bear the initials
f.. II. u. - NJ. r. - and +. D. The other
belong, to a Mis-, NJ F. simmons.
Lieutenant G. II. Harlow Of the Navy, arrived here
Yesterday the steamer Newport, from Colon. lie
came from Chill, whore he hae been Worlds Fair
Commissioner for the United statc,. on the same
steamer were three Gillian refugee. J. =. E,pin0so,
who wa, Minister Of War under Bilmaccda, j. &. Nc
Kenna who also held Ohice under the Dictator, and
Dr. f. Cooper The refugees have been I'm Lima,
Peru since the present Government OF Chill came into
power.
The Drew and Dean Richmond of the Peoples Line
OF steamers. TO Albany begin their seas Ms work TO
day. TO say hat they are In fine condition Is only
partially express their fitness for what they have
, do. The Drew has receiver new boilers, III dcdl-
ton 70 the usual spring outfit and the Dean IiclImonf
has been newly carpeed and also renovated throug,
and through.
The reported new pipeline scheme. in which the
Prince Of Wales said t. have hand. found no
credence vest rtay among members of the CDnsodatci
stock and Petroleum Exchange.
The Governing Committee 81 the stock Exchange
Yesterday decided to close the Exchsngc on Good
Friday.
Louis Levy. who has held the Office Of City Marshal
since 1873, was reapponcd Tuesday liz duties
are performed in connection with the First District
Court and for years lie has been perhaps better
known among the members of the bar than any other
City Marshal.
mi sioncr Fitzgerald OF the city, consulted Com
missioner GilrOy yesterday about RAPID transit, btIeet
paving and the city water supply
special board Of Navy officers OF which Com
mander \. 3 Barker, the ordnance officer at the wash
ingtOn Navy Yard, Is president. arrived here yeSter
day 10 make an expert examination Of the bottoms u
the Navy Yard tugs Nina and Fortune, which were
covered with different kinds Of anti ioung and anti
corrosive paints a few months ago. The board Is to
determine what shall be the standard paint to protect
the bottoms OF the steel vessels
The Fall River Line will resume Sunday tips for
the year. beginning next sunday April 3. The steam
ers Pilgrim and Plymouth now in commission.
! several members Of the special Committee Legs-
! latiOn of the Board OF Edu(aOn, including Commits
sCners Ilubbe Gerard and Crosby ana Supcrnt ndcnt
Ja,pe Of the public schools, will so 10 Albany at
O'Clock this morning for the purpose Of looking after
! the bills which affect school interests.