New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
NETWORK CITY.

| Tho Fnc,nocrs Club will have a subscription dinner
on saturday evening at which r. Hammond. OF B'"a,o
will preside Later In the evening, j. W. heny Will
| entertain the guests
The Tribune yesterday received the io"o",hs "u
donal contributions for the benefit OF Joseph l"seis
tho lad who was seriously injured by railway tra III
Jorscv CITY, on saturday, when picking up coal along '
troc, IN take home to his mother: H. Is. Montgomery
and Crammond Kennedy. each 81, and - from Oas":
n,cled company Of marines Is being drilled AZ inc
NAVY Yard preparatory to the inaugural parnue Il.
Washington on March 4. The company VIII oe SUN
TO Washington on March l.
survey preceding the beginning OF The cohs,ruc.
ton Of The new 65Ofeet long drydock AT 'he Nav
Yard is In progress Glllies. the contractor s'a''
TO break ground for the dock yesterday but lounu T"
80 thoroughly frozen tina. the attempt was postponed LOT
n few days The dock Is the largest YET 00'''P
I'm the United States.
Tho Roy Or Newland Maynard will preach this
ovoninc At st Augustine Chapel East iIOust0n-St
co,.r,, rohn II Thomas IS not seriously i'll, as
r,s renortod lie Is suffering little from W0uhu
received during the war but he IS able to be out OIL
doors.
John A. Cregier n clerk In the money order depart
mont OF the Postofce, dismissed for misconduct
early in the present month. There was paian.e vi
p - due him for salary He owed small olh '"i
,.velrv 70 Charg & Co.. No. 2o3 Broadway. ana pain
by
cciving tho difference in money The hrin SUBS
ouently became suspicious and went 70 the PoS,once
and d, covered the fraud. They found Cre6ier ana
made him return the money giving him the onecA'
which he destroyed
Patrick McGnirc the convict who escaped nom
tho asylum for the insane At lishAH las' jury was
Yesterday turned 10 one Of ih' Keepers ~ ui'
Institution by the Police Justice In the E''eA 'i'iA
Police Court.
The steamship san Marcos. the first steamer OF the
new Colombian Line. will sail today Mt . p m' WIN
largo shnre OF her space taken up In cargo anu
forty passengers. The bulk OF her freight Is 'on'
signed TO Colon Panama and III" South faolhc' '"a'i
ford Parry. Heron Co., the managers OF the ne"
line state that the next steamer, on March J. TIE
Alamo. will take freight for California.
owing to the iooscnng OF few nve's the Hamburg
American steamer Bohemia sprung leak while NJ h'r
uIer in I,oboien Yesterday. she was loaded down I"
u fee, 10 inches and the leak was few Inches below
Tho water line The cargo lghten'd ait ana
m. necessary repalrs were made. The Bohemia was
IN hav. sailed for Copenhagen and Stcttin yesterday
bu, she Will not leave this port until Friday There
ure twenty five steerage passengers booked Tor the
voyage.
Two more attachments. aggregating s2'7'3, have
been obtained against property In THIS cry Oh hoo'
L. Spencer. doing business In Philadelphia rs marie.
spencer & Co.. manufacturers Of woolen and knit
Goods one for sl4371 I'm favor OF william GnihthS
and the other for sI3.2ls In favor OF George Camp
bell a Co.. for vOrsted yarns
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
sixth Avenue Railroad Company was held yesterday
afternoon In the stables OF the company. oixth-ave
and rory.thiId and Forty fourth SIS. The board OF
directors re- elected.
The sale Of a large collection Of standard library
hooks works on Judaism languages, folklore, on
entnla and crimes and criminals will be begun tins
afternoon by Bangs & Co., at their rooms, No. '3'
rroadway The sale will continue for three days.