New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
NETWORK CITY.

Mails from Hong Kong. May g. Shanghai. May
H. and Yokohama. May 49, are due in New-York
Sunday, June O. The next ma! for China and
Japan will close at $50 p M June g.
1t was emphatically denied at the Custom House
yesterday that the Investigating Committee con-
;emplated the recommendation OF a 30 per cent
reduction in the force Of the Naval ONCE. The
work has been found to be slightly behind and
instead OF reduction the committee may decide
to recommend an increase.
August Belmont has obtained attachment
against the Sigma Iron Company OF Philadelphia
for 80 3Oi for money loaned on February !. 1893.
the collateral security being % bonds and l25 shares
OF the stock OF the company. which realized only
sl1 when sold
Captain Parsell. OF the White Star steamer Ma
iestic which arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool positively declined 70 discuss the alleged race
with the American Line steamer Paris on the last
eastward trip further than TO say that there had
been no race The Majestic male the trip from
Liverpool in days % hours and IS minutes
Captain Aims. OF the German bark Elizabeth
Ahrens. arriving here yesterday from Maurtius.
bought an orang-outang at Singapore for 500. Il
died from pneumonia at Maurtius, and in order 10
have something 10 show for his 500 the captain
had the animal stuffed.
The Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity. which has chap
ters in the leading military academies throughout
this State and in New-Engand will hold It's sew
annual convention IL
this evening.
The Museum Of Art will be open free to the pub
lie to-day and Saturday from 10 a. m. TO p. m;
Sunday afternoon from to o'clock. and to-rnor-
row evening from to 10 o'clock The admission
tomorrow from 10 a. m. to D. m Is 3 cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History IS
free to-day and tomorrow from a. N. 10 p. M
on Saturday from a. TO 70 D. m. and on Sun
day from ! 10 p. IN.
The commencement OF the NewYork Institution
for the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb will take
place at the institution Grand Boulevard and West
One-hundred- Carbohydrates. on June II at 10
a
At the conference for good municipal govern
ment at No. 3l2 West Fifty-fourth-st this even
ing the Rev. Leighton Williams VIII preside. There
will be addresses by Louis F. Gratacap Henry X.
Beekman. John A. Slecher W. J. Client and H. d.
Salisbury.
Policeman Murray. Of the Broadway Squad,
found a small bundle carefully wrapped in paper
at Canal-st yesterday. In the bundle were about
1000 cocoons. In each being three live silk
worms there In all fully 5000 slkworms In
the package. The police believe the bundle fell
from the rear of an express wagon.
A baby lion escaped early yesterday morning
from the Noah's Ark circus tent. at One-hundred-
and-twenty -ninth-st. and Thlrd-ave. The cub be-
came frightened at cabiecar and ran as fast as
It could down the street. finally going into Dorans
barroom. at ndred-and- twenty sxth-st,
where II caught
There sl,750OOO gold taken from the Sub
Treasury yesterday for export to Europe to-day
The Court Of Appeals has affirmed the rulings
of Judge Patt .rson. the trial Judge and Justice
Morgan J. OBrien. OF the General Term in the
Of Jacob c. Schuyler against Hamilton Bus
hey and Leslie c. Bruce proprietors Of THE Turf.
Field and Farm " Schuyler a trainer Of dogs
a n rpne
on him published In the Turf, Field and Farm"
The case created considerable interest among field
sportsmen. Grant Squires was the plaintiffs at
torney.