New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
NETWORK CITY,

special meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF
the College of the City of New-York has been
called to meet at the hall Of the Board OF Educa-
ton in Grand-st.. at $50 p. m. next Wednesday,
for the consideration of the amount OF money
that will be required to support the college next
year. meeting of the trustees Of the Normal
College for a similar purpose Will he held at the
same place at o'clock next Wednesday,
Among the portraits in the City Han that VIII
shortly be moved while the building Is being re-
modelled Is one OF Mayor Pauding, who was Chiei
Executive of this city from 1926 to 1929 excepting
for one year. 1851. when Philip Hone acted
This portrait hangs In the ante-room TO the
MAYORS office and an inscription on brass plate
SAYS that 1t was the work of professor Morse.
the Inventor of the Telegraph number OF peo-
PIE think that the portrait hears marked resem-
bance to Colonel Strong.
The small sidowheel steamboat John f. Moore.
which carries parties to the fishing banks, broke
down In the Lower Bay yesterday afternoon ana
the steam lighter Columbia took her in tow. Inc
Moore is owned by the New-York Harbor Towing
Company and her owners dispatched tugboat 10
her assistance when they heard of the accident
Postmaster General Gary will come to New-f DIX
early week consult with the local Posto'Hce
officials regarding the erection of an executive
building uptown. and with regard TO the pneu-
matte delivery system.
The trustees of the Atlantic Yacht CIuo heIu /"
private meeting yesterday Al the oIICc VI d. '''S =
Maxwell in Liberty-st.. and heard the report OF
the committee appointed to make plans LOT 'he
establishment OF new club quarters at Sea Gate
near the western end Of Coney Island. Inc conn
mttee reported progress in securing subscr.p''ons'
and was instructed to prepare plans Tor 'he new
building and its approaches. Plans from several
architects will be considered before the final choice
is made
Two judgments were entered yesterday against
the American Kneipp Cure Company, OF NO OIL
broadway one was for 500, in favor OF ISAAC
Frauenthal on a noie. and the other for NoS' IN
favor Of Isaac Goldman for services and materials
on board the brig NJ. c. Haskell. which arrived
AT this port Yesterday were the mate smith ana
two seamen of the schooner Charles Morford'
which went ashore at Caho Roja Porto Rico
The steam canal-boat Columbia and the BRUSH
bark Hector were in collision in the Bay yesterday
A hole was stove in the bark, which after the
accident anchored off Liberty Island. The Hector
WAS outward bound from Edgewater. y. j.. with
q cargo for St John y b. Captain Cadd"! came
ashore TO report to the barks agents. He said
that the damage to the boat was not serious.
The Delaware Club. the Tammany Han social
organization of the XVIII Assembly District VII!
give ifs summer-nght festival on Monday evening
next. Labor Day. at the Grand Central Palace
Roof Gardens Lcxin2ton-ave. Fofty-thrd ana
Fortv-four,h SITS Thomas J. Dunn. who is lead
Ing candidate for Sheriff tie Tammany ticket
IS president of the club.
Michael Kencher. twenty-eieht years old. long
shorcrnan fell from the roof of an extension al
Joining the Salvation Armys. lodging house at 40
q Bowery. early yesterday morning. ana was III
stantly killed.