New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
NEW. YORK CITY.

After considerable discussion yesterday the Aldermen
chose Dr. John B. Crosby physician Of Ludlow
Street JAIL subject to tho Mayors approval
Tho Aldermen yesterday, on motion Of President
Forster passed a resolution requesting Governor Hill
to veto tho Crosby High License bill. Only Aldermen
Conkling and McMurray, Republicans, voted against
tho resolution.
vioe-Prcsidcnt Bowling yesterday introduced an
ordinance in the Board Of Aldermen which requires
employees Of electric light companies to wear con-
spcuous badges when handling electric wires under
q penalty Of sos for every failure to do So
Tho Senior Glass Of Columbia College yesterday dc-
cided have class photograph taken before gradua-
tion and appointed committee to make arrangements
for the last undergraduate dinner of tho class Another
committee appointed to arrange the details with
regard to tho baccaaureate sermon, which will be de-
lvcrcd by tho Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix in st. Thomas's
Church. on June 10.
The annual concert OF the Columbia College Glee
and Banjo Clubs will be given in Chickoring Han
Saturday evening. May 1e.
Tho Columbia College baseball nine was received
with great enthusiasm at tho College yesterday on
their return from Philadelphia where they had Just
defeated tho University of Pennsylvania nine, by
scuro Of to T. On Saturday the Pennsylvania boys
Will bats with the Columbia men again at the
Polo Grounds, and a lively game is expected
The bark Rosalia arrived yesterday with the captain
and crow, seven in all, OF the English barkentins
warderer. Tho latter from Laguna for Falmouth
and was dIsmantcd in the blizzard of March H. -Four
days later tho were taken of.
B. Altman whose large dry-gocds establishment on
sxh-ave is so we'll known, left town yesterday morn
Ing for Yokohama, Japan, by way OF san Francisco
He Will DO absent several months during which time
he will visit all points Of interest in Europe and ASIA
Twenty four homeless lads celebrated James Hooker
Hamersley's wedding day. Monday, In novel and most
pleasant way These boys had been inmates of the
various lodging houses Of the Chdrens Aid society,"
In which Mr. Hamersley has been specially Interested
and were chosen by Hanersey TO be provided with
permanent homes In tho West. After getting a good
dinner and new suit OF clothes apiece, they started
on Monday afternoon under the charge OF Captain
Mathews for tho West
Tho Columbia College rns will meet the nine OF the
Staten Island Athletic Club at the grounds OF the latter
this afternoon
Tho Charity Organization Society will meet to-day
at IL 80 o m at Calvary Chapel, Fourth-ave., and
Twenty.frst-st. Among tho speakers announced are
Bishop Potter, tho Dr. Crosby, the Rev. Theodore
c. Will ans, tho Rev. Dr. Brdgman, and Mrs. Josephine
Shaw Lowell The object OF the meeting is to interest
the women Of this city IN the work and methods OF
the society, and solicit the cooperation OF tho
churches.
"wall Street x,' avn and others-sixty cents cor
root other solutions wrong Problem easy one In
simple proportion
Tho Grand Jury yesterday found an Indictment
against Frederick SchIlling who was charged with
killing his wife Mary. but discharged by Coroners
Jury who believed that tho woman's death was acc-
dental.
Commissioner John A. Shields took the oath OF office
yesterday as Clerk Of tho United States Circuit Court
Of the Southern District OF New-York He was ap
pointed several weeks ago, the appointment to take
effect yesterday. Gilbert A. Rogers, who has been
an assistant in the Clerks office for many was
appointed Deputy Clerk at Mr.. Shiedss request
BROOKLYN.
Fannie Wells ago eleven, died at No. 1853 Madison
st., on Sunday, and few minutes later her mother,
who had nurscd her tendcry for three weeks also died
A double funeral took place yesterday In the James
Methodist Episcopal Church.
suit for divorce has becn begun by Guseppl
Martelone against his wife Tercsna whom he married
In 1882 She sailed for Italy timc ago In charge
OF Francesca Ruggicro, steward on board steamer,
and did return, and her husband has learned that
she and Ruggicro living In Sorrento.
Tho garbage collectors will hereafter go into houses
and not ring bell for barrels boxes to be put out
Thomas Moran, who prisoner In tho Adams
Street Police Court yesterday, asserted that J. D.
Cullen, a policeman brutally cubbed him. He was
held In 5000 to charge of resisting arrest
Naval Constructor Pook was detached from his
position in the Navy Yard yesterday.
judge Bartlett has relnstated Austin F. Remsen IN
his rights ard privileges member OF the Brooklyn
Athlc,Ic Association aud enjoined the officers from
Interfering with them. He was expelled Tor alleged
conduct unbecoming a gentleman.
Bridge Trustee Marshall has resigned. Although
Mayor Chaplin has had the resignation for SIX weeks ho
has not presented 1t to tho other trustees nor maze
tho appointment Of a successor.