New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
NETWORK CITY.

nis,r,ct Attorney Fellows had not acted yesterday
AGAINST John Foley when he was asked as 10 "hn'hcr
A., criminal charge would DO pressed ior inc "hau'
thor,zed use of Mr. Feows's name, OF which u was
alleged that Mr.. Foley was guilty. Assistant Dstrice
.,,orrov p.d1rd said that the matter would not be
dronrAd but that proceedings would be begun soon
The directors of the National Park Bank yesterday
elected george S. fIckoh, cashier, in place Of f. n
ur,cb, who becomes vice-prcsdent. Mr. Hckok has
been the discount clork for twenty years lie IS sue
ceeded by f. T.. Bonncy. Tho other ne" ohcerS aro
President " Mumford Moore; first vce-prosiueht, free
erlck A. Potts. and second yce-president' L. ~ Wright
The number OF immigrants who arrived at this port
vesterday was 1907, of whom OH old French trans
port tho Cachar, brought 1,52S.
The Columbia College Glee Club, aided by'tho Banjo
and Guitar Club will give Its annual concert In Chick
eriug Han this evening Tho proceeds VIII DO devoea
70 the baseball Association, the Goat Club and the
Tennis Association.
The sprIne regatta Of Columbia College was post
pocd to Monday afternoon, yesterday on account VI
the rain.
The seniors Of the School Of Arts OF Columbia COL
e-e finished their course yesterday ana
will take the coming week to rest In before their hnai
examinations. The other classes win not finish for
week yet
Tho petition OF the lower classes OF the School
tf Art, OF Columbia College to have Latin and Greek
elective in the Junior year has been refused BY the
trustees.
"Some Tendencies Of the Age will be presented at
ST. Iuhos Methodist Episcopal Church In west Forty-
frst-s on Monday evening by the Rev. Wesley Girard,
Of Dublin fraterna delegate to tho General Confer
encc
The annual meeting OF the Harvard Club will be held
tonight at the club house, No II West
st. officers will be elected and some action VIII prob
ably be taken on the question OF restricting inter-
collegiate athletics.
The inquiry before Referee Davenport as to the
amount due from Colonel Fellows to the Gescheidt
hors was continued yesterday, bu not much progress
was made. The case will go on on Monday.
Mayor Hewitt sent a letter to the Police Board yes
erday pointing out the constant litter made upon tho
streets by paper thrown out by storekeepcs or
distributed the shape Of circulars by perambuatns
advertisers, and calling the police to stop tho
nuisance by warning and II necessary arresting the
offenders
Tho sale Of paintings By NJ and Nine. C. A. 40
I,Aublnere at the Fifth Avenue Galleries was indeh-
nitcly post poned last evening owing to the storm
Engineer Eugene f. Mclean, Of the Finance Depart
ent said yesterday that his report to Controller Myers
regarding defective work at tho Aqueduct Will not
be ready until to-day. Mr. Mclean added that 1t
would not be long and would contain no facts which
not made public in the report OF President Spencer
Madame ScalchI, the opera singer. claims tho
property attached in the suit II James H. McV1cker,
the theatrical manager. against Italo Campanni and
Threatens to sue the sheriff II 1t is not returned to hor
at once. She says Is is worth $1,000.