New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.
POINTS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS PARTS
OF THE CITY

Supervisors Rasquin and Lamb, OF the special
committee appointed to investigate the removal OF
documents from tho Hall Of Records by Tredwnl
White Co., we're the only members Of the committee
10 appear Yesterday for duty. Tho session had TO
10 postponed
mass meeting in the interests Of temperance will
be held tomorrow evening In Bartholh Hall In
Grcenpolut The slgners OF the call include all the
Protestant and Roman Catholic eergymen OF that
part Of tho city.
lecture entitled Sumter to Appomstox" viii
be given hy r H. Roberts In DR.. TslmAges Taber
nacIe on Wednesday evening.
Dr A. J. r. Behtends pastor Of the Central Church.
s taking rest OF two or three weeks In North Caro-
lima DIR. 4. T. schauhler VIII supply his pulpit
next Sunday
The Rev. L L B. spesTo has received a cali to
the Congregational Church In Grinne1, Iowa
Captain H. L Wood, of Boston, VIII deliver a
lecture on Around tho World, or Three Years
awhnlIngs At tho Bedford Avenue Baptist Church on
Thursday evening The lecture will DO illustrated
by over ninety views thrown on a screen BY power
full steoopdcon.
Francis McGinnis OF No 40 congressst, charged
with assisting In the abduction Of Nellie Gresham ago
three was arragned cs'erday moving In tho Adams
Street Police Court before Justice Walsh lie pleaded
rot guilty and was held In $1,000 bail
W. II. Maxwell, Superintendent OF Public Instrue
ton. lectured befole tho Teachers Association on
Friday afternoon, upon "Reading,D and listened
10 by large audience.
Judes Cullen, in the Supreme Court yesterday.
formally confirmed the report Of the commission which
awarded 1859 as damages to the property Of James
T. Jewett In Fifth-ave. from the building OF an ele.
waited road in front Of his property. The case VIII
be taken 10 the Court OF Appeals.
Mrs. Amanda Palmer, OF this city, brought action
against the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company pr
IS 600 damages for detention at of tho stations
by ticket seller who charged her with trying 10 pass
of a counterfeit quarter dollar. Judge Cullen,
IN the Supreme Court yesterday imposed Slo costs on
the defendant.
Suit has been brought in the Supreme Court BY
Albert p Butler against Howard, Ivory shaekltto
of No. 90 Bergenst 10 recover $4,000 for the loss
of tho use of his left He says that on August
49, 1888, when In the employ OF tho defendants his
arm was struck by swng-saw, which had broken from
its fastepngs. An operation resulted In permanently
urnng the palm Of tho hand outward, thus rendering
II useless y
G.orr, ]. Manning Of No. I'M Auantioave., has
berun action against Henry +. Booth. q chonist In
gew-York CITY, whose homo is ct No. 1910 Atlantic
ava for %, 900 as damages. Booth charged Manning
last January with having stolen his watch worth $780,
Manning was honorably discharged, but no was not
satisfied and hence this suit.
burglars stole so5 worth of silver on Friday night
from the parochal house connected with the Churoh
Of ST Vincent DO Paul in North sxthst while Father
Carroll and his assistants wero asleep upstairs.
Professor D. D. W. sladea. Of the University at
Sydney, VIII deliver lecture entitled Australia Its
History and Characeristcs,' on Tuesday evening be-
toro the Long Island Historical Society," a.
The arst National Convention Of the3Gohen Hours
Club Will be held in the clermont-ave Palace Rink on
Saturday egening Of this week
meeting viii DO held In Historical Hall on Monday
evening TO establish rcformatory and house OF detcn-
ton for girls and young women under inc auspices
OF the Wayzds Home.