New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
HONE NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The Bank Commission met IN the Mayors office
yesterd ~ to fly the rate OF ncres; city de-
posts and designate the banks that should receive
such deposits during the three months. The
present rate Of interest," per cent-was continued.
and the list of banks not changed.
The Mayor said yesterday that he had never re-
ceived so many congratulator, letters and from
SO many sources as he had received because OF the
appointment of Frank Moss Police Commits
soner.
The Anchor Line. Of the oldest and most
popular lines In the Atlantic passenger business.
has jus: issued handsomely illustrated book Of
tours giving in detail Where to Co. What to See.
and How" covering all points Of interest to tourists
in England. Scotland Ireland and the Continent.
Every person interested in travel Will find valuable
information and instruction in the Anchor Line
Book Of Tours" which he had free upon
quest TO Henderson Brothers, general agents, No. I
Bowling Green.
Captain George s Chapman. Of the West Th'r-
tieth-s.. station. better known as the Tendar lon
station. celebrated the twentieth anniversary or
his appointment on the force yesterday. lie was
appointed April 90. 1871 and was made a captain
about n year ago. Yesterday he donned a fourth
gold stripe denotlng his twentieth year OF service.
The 18th Regiment Colonel McC. Butt. will be In
spected ty Brigadier-General Edward NJ. Hoffman
tomorrow evening az the armory. review will
precede the inspection.
The Rev DIT. Edward Everett Knapp, who was
pastor of the Baptist Church OF the Redeemer. In
Wes. Orc hund red d-thrty-third-st.. near Sew
enth ave and who preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday viii he at the church this morning
and evening and will preach. receive new members
and administer the sacrament On Monday he Will
go 10 Newark 10 begin his work OF evangclizator.
Charles J. Toppin who arrested Friiay
morning charged with assaultng and robbinS
Miss May West OF No 24l West Forty-ninth-st,
the night previous his arrest and who was held
by MAGISTRATE Wentworth in the jefferson Market
Court in 81 5in bail for trial. secured bondsman
yesterday He is Senator Timothy j. sullivan. wfo
said that Toppin was known TO some OF his friends
William A. Eddy OF Bayonne. y. j.. who made
nm unsuccessful effort 10 photograph the Grant
ceremonies by means of kites. will make an at
tempt to-day al 10 a. m. to photograph the crow DIS
| Of visitors al the tomb lie will operate from the
roof OF the Lawson house. at No. go Yves; one
! hundred a nd fourt eenth-st.
Company g. 9th Regiment, Captain Thompkins.
will give a promenade concert and exhibition drill
al the armory. Fourtecnth-st, near SiXth-ave, 70
| marrow evening There will also be Calling gun
drill nv the I'd Battery, Captain David Wilson. The
! Old Guard Band will furnish the music. and the
Old Guard will attend I'm body and take the re-
! view.
The british steamer BERTHE arrived here yesterday
| from Hamburg with her bowplates stove In and
/ her forepeak partially filed with water. She had
q succession of westerly gales with high seas. dur
ing the first part OF her passage In which two OF
! bar Ufeboats and her deck rails were smashed.
| Later when of the Banks. the steamer ran into
/ mack ice and in trying TO push her way through
| II damaged her bowplates