New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-02
NETWORK CITY.


Moses p Mulhall a Custom House clerk. was pro
NOTED Yesterday to be storckeepcr' az s''''' VI
81 400 a year.
John Dowd who died from sunstroke on saturohs'
,ae a ,rorohor ~ The Maritime Exchange and dealer
I'm baggng al NO % Front-st- lie "hs l'r,' oo''A
yenrs old and lived at No. 169 Cnionst., Brooklyn
A. L. Winton who was kied by a train Mt Bridge
port Conn., saturday. was a'chnrter neinDer OF ue
Produce Exchange The flag on the Exchange BUM
inc rns n,ac.d at hafmast yesterday out OF respect
for his memory.
The Bank Commission held It's quarterly meetng
Yesterday. and added the Southern National Bank 70
the list of city repositories The rate Of interest ior
tho next quarter was fixed at per cent This Is
reduction OF LIZ per cent
Allen : Apgar vice-presldent at No. .2o7 Broad-
way who lives at No. 40 West one huhureu'aho-
twenty -seventlst. Is foreman OF the August Grand
Jury. which was sworn In yesterday in General ses-
siOns.
Ensign George T. Cooper has received orders de-
tachlnc him from duty at the Navy Yard on August
30 and ordering him to Guty at the Bath Iron Works,
Eath Me- 10 succeed Lieutenant c. p Perkins who
is 10 90 10 duty at the Bureau Of Equipment at Wash
ingOn.
The report Of the German steamship woimar, which
arrived here Yesterday from Drcnon, ended With the
following Of English as sho Is spoke On
JUL 90 bore the wife Of the passenger II. Otto GIRL
the health of the other passengers excellent
1t Is expected in shipping circles that the White
star steamship Teutonic will be sighted ca Her than
usual this week IT is believed that she IS making
every effort to break the record Of the City of Paris
and regain her lost prestige The Tcuonic left oueens
town at 30 p. Thursday lost. Ordinarily she
would get in tomorrow. but she may be sighted late
tonight.
The slackanaxon, M old ferry boat which formerly
piled between Camden and Philadelphia, made It's first
trip yesterday TO Ellis Island She takes the place
Of the Bnnkerhor. which has been sent TO the dry
dock.
Martin Fischer. q German, forty -eeven years Old
who lived at No. SOC East One-hundr,d and forty
nfthst., shot himself half hour before noon YES
terlay and died Immediately from the wound. The
Morrisania police asked a coroner 10 make nvcs
tigatlon having failed to ascertain the probable canse
Of Fischer's suicidc.
The new four masted bark olympic arrived here
yesterday from Bath, Me. She is of a peculiar rig
Two Of her maSt,. the fore and main, being square
rugged aud the others schooner rugged. The Olympic
registers 146g tons. is commanded by Captain Gibbs
and VIII load for Portland ore.
-Four Italian contract laborers were detained at
Ellis Island yesterday. They arrived tho steamer
Cheribon, from Mediterranean ports, and were going
10 work on a railroad at Cnrbondalc Penn.
Joseph Merz Austrian, thirty eight years old
a stOwawny the steamship Marcia. which
lived here from Brazil yesterday. lie will be sent
back. lie said that lie ~ Brazil hoping 70 make
his fortune. Not succeeding there, he thought he
would try the United States.
william Johnson Tinscy the negro footpah who tried
TO rob James Walsh, Of No So Hlghst. Rooklyn
while he walking with his sweetheart, Miss Kate
spencer Of no 20 West Eighty 1hth st, In Riverside
Park on sunday night, was held without bail in
police conu Yesterday 10 awnt the result. OF his
victims injuries. Walsh Is az the Manhattan Hos
ital suffering from eight scalp wounds, n dslocsted
arm and bite I'm the shoulder.
The Executive Committee Of the Press Club Building
Fund has opened Office in Temple Cont. to which
all communications should lie addressed. subscrip
don received Yesterday by cable from William
Waldorf A>tor Of 81 900.
There was II successful trial trip OF the new double
deckcd ferryboat Washington. Of the Pennsylvania
Ferry, yesterday. To-day II will 60 into commission
the COrtlandt-st. line.
on a special train over tho Erie Railway there
started from New York at O'Clock yesterday after
noon party q 100 KNIGHTS Templar and Mobiles Of
tho Mystic Shrine, bound for Denver, COLI where tho
trennial conclave Of the Grand Encampment Of Kngts
Genplar will be held iiUm August o to August H.
Tie party viii stop at Cincinnati and ST. Louis. and
Will arrive at Denver on Thursday evening
The freight steamer Pcquo, for Providence, was
run Into at 80 Yesterday In the East River,
opposite the Navy Yard. by car float In tow OF the
tug Transfer No. G. OF the New York Central Railway
Company The Pequot was damaged only n trinc.
The monthly meeting Of the Harlem branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association held Inst nigh,
in the parlors OF the association ut No. West one
hundred and twenty fifth st. The Rev r. r. McIInrney
gave an Interesting lecture his travels In Egypt and
Palestine, which listened TO with gSat iatcrcst by
the large audience present.
man. supposed 70 be Henry Green, Of No. 2I6
West Thirty-scventhst from papers found In
his pockets drowned while bathing I'm
the Harlem River, near one hundred and Gftecnfhst
The clothes. which were found on shore are black
suit and derby hat gray shirt and stockings and laced
shoes.