New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
NETWORK CITY.

Pilots Of vessels coming up the harbor at night
have a new guiding light, ana the Statue of Lib
erty on Bellows Island is temporarily lost sight
of in the glare of the big lights a building In
lower Broadway, where full force of men is at
work by night raising the iron framework sky
ward
Pay Inspector j. Porter LOOMS who general
storekeeper at the Navy Yard for long time has
been ordered the training-ship Minnesota to re-
lieve Pay Inspector James r. Tolfree.
Assistant Distrlct-Attorney Osborne recommended
in General Sessions yesterday that Sammy" Mills,
who is charged with numbering KID O'Brien. be
released his own recognzance. Recorder Smyth
reserved his decision. The quarrelled
over the division Of articles stolen by them O Brien
may have died much from delirium trenens as
from his wound.
The annual meeting Of the Jerome Park Villa
Association resulted yesterday in the election OF
William A. Duer. W. r. Travers, Charles F. Bauer
dorf George K Fearing Herbert L. Satterlee.
Theodore Moss and John Stewart members of the
Board of Directors. Mr.. Duer was elected presi-
dent and treasurer.
Among the passengers sailing the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Have yesterday for Bremen
were Baron and Baroness Won Richthoien. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. +. c. Clark. DR.. Castor Bodart'
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Lehman. the Rev. and Mrs
F. S Hummel, Count A. Desfours. Felix Hoffman,
and Carl f. L. Turnure The Kaiser Wilhelm III.
from Genoa brought among her passengers Pros
pero Brignati Mrs. John w. Lelb, Alberto Ialama
and Gennaro Coco
The Aldermen as County Canvassers started In
on the election returns again yesterday morning at
O'Clock At midnight they had finished the NNth
Assembly District. Henry Il. Page. Republican
candidate for Assembly in the XXlld District
gave notice his intention contest the count In
his district.
Diol,h ardt Tho Rffaap
week ago left the home Of her father William
Pickhardt at Portchester. found yesterday at
the house of William Fuhr, No 800 Second-ave.
where she was working domestic. The simple
explanation of the girls disappearance Is that she
was tired Of the drudgery Of Homework She was
taken home
Howard Scrbner. the general manager OF the
Fifth Avenue Transportation Company. was yes
terday elected to the presidency OF that company
AT the annual meeting. Robert G. Alexander was
elected vice. president. William Irwin secretary and
Russell Raymond treasurer. The following Board
of Directors was also elected: Augustus ID. Shop
ard, Robert C. Alexander, William Irwin. Russell
Raymond. Howard Scribner. William r. Worrall.
James Marlborough David F. Wright. Henry a.
Racker. William j. Wright. Louis C. Wilton.
Joseph H. Knowles and Chester Hocombe
Albertina Merylia. four years old. and Giovanni
Martinat six years old children who were In
the steeragc Of the North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm H. died from natural causes on
the trip from Genoa. which ended yesterday. and
were buried at sea.
J The Hamburg American Packet Company an
! nounces that its lines from New-York to Ham
burg and from New-York by the Mediterranean
express. line TO Agiers Naples and Genoa, return
| ing Worlds Fair exhibitors and physicians and
| their families going to the Medical Congress In
Rome will receive a concession OF % per cent from
the regular tariff rates.
The sale of a large library Of English literature.
containing many curious. scarce and standard
works was begun yesterday at the rooms OF Bangs
& Co, No. 739 Broadway, and VIII be continued TO-
day and tomorrow at 3 p. m.
Mails from Hong Kong October 2s; Shanghai Oc-
tober e. and Yokohama, November 8. due in
New-York Friday November "a The next mail
for China and Japan will close at $50 p. m on the
same date
THE Wesley NJ. Carter lecture delivered
last night at the Academy of Medicine before a
large number Of physicians by DIR. Robert Able
His subject Surgery OF the Hand
Colonel G. l.. Gillespie. after taking testimony
on the complaint that the Newtown Creek bridge
was an obstruction to navigation. yesterday sent
the following recommendations to the Secretary OF
War: THE building OF a draw span eighty mine
feet wide; the cutting of OF the brdte abutment'
which project beyond harbor lines. and that steam
or electricity be provided with which TO operate
! the draw
Webster X Scott. manager OF the "Columbia
! Commercial Association" concern with head
quarters In 1.-THE Times Building. was heid III 'h'
/ yorkville Police Court yesterday charge OF
the embezzlernent of 5000 made by Shields h. Car
ter cashier OF the company.
lanes p RYAN nfty-four years old, retired
| merchant living at Morrs-ave. and Ash-st. Ire
mont was held at the Yorkve Police Court yes
terday 10 await the result OF Injuries he inflicted
! ON DR. John c. Beach. whom he ran over at SIX
| teth-st and Eighth-ave. yesterday while driving
buggy The doctor Is confined TO his home. NO. T
West Seventieth-st., in dangerous condition. TIT
wheels Of the buggy passed his abdomen.