New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
NETWORK CITY.

-, - r..o ,rho sions himself Librarian OF the
Free Public Library" without mentioning tAe ao~n VI
c,,v is rcouested to send his address TO Inc tribune
Office
The receipts OF the New York Custom House Tor the
first four days of 1903 were S3h5o'643 -. Al tne
first four days OF 1902 the receipts were -'7--'
The increase is 81 1862 $40 20.
puIdc Works Commissioner DAILY YESTERDAY ap
nointed John L. Florence superintendent oil oIr'cu'
and Roads salary $3.50 in place OF John j. hNAh'
made Deputy Commissioner of the Street, 'e"'i"E
Department Chief Clerk Blake appointed '"'h'n"S
J. Flynn clerk TO the Common Council :" " s"i"'N
NJ 81 200 a year. Mr. Flynn WAS sergeant t"r"'
last year.
Tho new rIon OF the tourist agents. Thomas 'ooh
son. Is meeting with marked success i"r INV
steamship Britannia will sail from Ne"-'"rk io'
havana Kingston and other West Indian ports OF
J,nuary Il with a party Of tourists. ihcinui"g ""N
vell.k known Nryv-YorS and Boston people lN''c o"'"
hardly be a better opportunity Tor thoS' ""' "'' "
scone this Indictment season. and at IN" same ."e
find health and pleasure confined. Ihre "'V o"N
few cabins left for the first cruise "Ehe 'o
ing salIngs ar. already well filled M.
The Ericsson torpedo boat DESTROYER Wmc" ma
hoon =. Erie Basin making ready for tile trial OF r
submarine torpedo will probably start for newport
to-day in tow of the tug Fortune she was r'""' 10
start Yesterday. but the snousorm prevented
Tho quarantine Of three days agnnst arrivals from
Enropc has been in existence IN EgNp' anu '''' sun
for several months. but II. GaA" 4 sons nave l"S'
received cable dispatch Announcing 'n' '"'' -"
nar aholisbcd 50 the way Is nov clear Tor Inc
,rdroa. Of American tourists who annually visit
,hos. countries I'm the spring J. +. sh"rne norm anu
family Of this city, are expected TO make 'h'' PIo
noscd Nile tn, 10y steamer. when thev '""'''''"
through H. Guzc & son last April.
non,o, LYONS Of No. III West siX'ecnth-st. was
sentenced 10 four and ten months IN s'at' iI'
Yesterday by Recorder Smyth. having been co"."""
~ stealing SOS from Macy * co. LYONS was driver
Tow tbe firm and engaged with several OILERS In
consnracv bv which Macy & Co. was robbed OF sev-
eral thousand dollars.
Charles NJ King. a member Of the Produce EN-
change died yesterday at his home. NO "'' WV
Thirty sixth.st. lie was tTenty.oight years on' ara
woe the representative on the Exchange oil charles
White & Co.
The failure Of Oscar V Will member OF The 'on-
solidated Exchange. was annonhc'u F''.e'"n'' ",1
30 shares Of stock closed ont under The rni"
an his account He was long on Sugar ana snort OH
Reading His liabilities are not large.
Tho Charles p Huntington against whom judgment
ros entered for 5000 in favor Of tn" N'rcan''h
.;ationa Bank on Wednesday. WIS not Ii" fr"''-'''
merchant al the head Of The firm OF Huntington "
Dorm. but is a cousin of the merchant
The Copc,,onc Lodge IF. and A. NJ Association
viii have us annual reception AID promel ale n ''it
"a. t,,. Madison square Garden Concert iiAi 'n" ~
..u,lly Room, on Wednesday evening. f'hru"F' l.
An interesting entertainment was gwen al 'hr
Central Evening High school In sixty thlrd L. h'''
rh1.ave In,t evening. There were ceclam'n MS
reci,ations and dialogues. Among to'c present were
school Commission G. c. Nchrnm ana N"~u9'"'
Hess George White l. principal Of the fc1'"l.
Professor F. 49, warinan will give an address on
physical Regeneration" at Association Hail. I"e'F-
u,ird -, and Fourth-avc.. 10 morrow afternoon III )
o'clock song service will also hc h'ld' anu "
cordial welcome IS extended 10 all yourG men.
John Ashton. generally called "Jack' TIC o'
sparring partner OF John L. Sullivan. died at fel"Nu
Hospital last night. Ashton was n pueii't Of some