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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rnItRT CALENnARS EOH TO-DAY.

s,mreme Court General Term Recess continued
SUPREME Court-ChImbcrN- Before lnglaham, J-Motlon
calrnd,r Sos. | to -. called at II o'clock.
suDr,mc CourJSpccal fcrn--Part before Paterson,
Nos. III 9ao. 1854. 1927 60i, I'll, ~, g!S 900,
On. lje rs l3, loo2 $50. sI5, 1873 - 2iS 1874.
30 $50 25l. 2j7 lS0. an.
supreme Court-Spccal Term-Pars I.Bciore O'Brien.
-N6s rs $40. 7i3. 40, 56o 700 26S l5l. .S0, Sss,
i5o 55 27S 3e, AL, AS i7o 5s7 1879 5i7. oie, l1i
90 100 1d6. - ,.,,. ~. ,,. p..,.. ~.
ot9 i2Oi, 1873 33i', Iii S62 2i0s, I5l 3oi5 500,
sj3 3225 9ds. go. 3'S, 35ii lS, 1874, llO2 lO2i
32JG 3O,3 01l 2OdO .0G1.
% Supreme Court-Circuit-Pait II-Before Andrews j.
Nos H2io sool iosl lGS f. 2sl3 3Sl5 lt9I; log Log
iSis4, 500 l692 ?o5 lil9, i9i9 :. aoIG ,,wr.ocs
Nos Gl7 3ulS. 1903, 153t 90j 1891 zoos, 2Ol, 202o.
1Ol 2O@1 2O-S 1896, 1881 13i, 2O33 2OJ 2c3O' -O3S
3O50 9O55 2O5O. 2Odo. l3lS, 1905.
supreme Couit-C Crcuit-'p;rt IV-Bcfore Beach. j.
Cns, On. .JarNlr -. Lynch No calendar.
Surrogutss Court Before Ransom. S.Maer OF estate
OF Ianser 10 30 q. IA. 40 probate calenda, A., -,
TruaN JJ-Nos H. 20, 81, -. 81. 49, 81 3D. 10 IL, Is.
2S. -. ,. .,, o,,..u.
Nos 500. 3il, l,6 ii6, 40. AZ. 4i9 45S; i59 400
S.rcr Court-rriri Tern PART l-B fore pIgro. }.
Nos il7G. ll21 l}35 l5l2. 2s liG2, ii 1850. 1908,
1911, 1914 i2ie, l25S SOL 1916. -
superior Court-rria 1erm-parts ii and llI-Ad'
Iourncd FOR the term.
Common Pleas-General Term-Adiourned until June IL.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
EMPLOY YERS AND TIE BALLOT- REFORM LAW.

Albany JInc AIN answer to letter Of the Mattca
wan Manufacturing Company, asking the question :;
DO vou hold that part Of the saAton Ballot Reform
bill constitutional relating to and compelling employers
10 give voters two hours for voting PURPOSES and
then nav them for Their tme1' Attorney General
Tabor saws that the duty of passing upon the con
stitutlonaty Of statutes enacted by the Legislature
is one that belongs TO the judicial Department OF
Tn, state. Nevertheless. the Attorney General adds.
in the Hight of several decisions, which lie quotes.
hc thinks IL is the duty Of all administrative oihccrs
Of the state 10 assume that this section Of the ballot
law Is ctEstiirtiOral until the courts decide other
wise ,, =,
weekly payment Of wage 10y corporations asks II
TIE bin Is taken 10 apply TO all manufacturers. The
Attorney General Says the provisions OF Tie act nave
application only 10 corporations
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
PHYSICIANS READ PAPLES.

The second annual meeting Of the American Peii
atrc society va held yesterday forenoon. beginning
AT II 30 O'Clock. al Mott Memorial Hall The society
numbers 30 Dr. J. Lewis smith. tho president male
the opcnng address. He suggested that IN" annual
meeting should be held In the autumn hereafter
uspcr on Mana cement Of Human Breast MIX H
cases Of Difficult niaut.lc Digestion" was read hN DE-
r. VI. Rotch of Boston. and one on spurious
Ncuingocee~ by Dr. r. Huber. pr. W. i. N"riMuP
then read A paper entitled ON What Early ~ npi"W'
MAY we Uasc A Diagnosis Of Tuhrrcullr Meningitis
The points made by DR.. Northrrp were discussed b'
the following: Dr. {. ". Earle. of Chicago, Dr. J. VI
po,ch Dr. A. jacob. d.. J. T.. Winter. Dr. j. Lewis
smith Dr 4 Caiilr Dr. T. II. Frultwight ana Dr
william Perry Wat,on Dr.. Northrip closed the a.
cus.lon Dr. walter L. carr then read paper ""
~ some Manifestation, of I;acnts not Away A-,',.
AID with severe Bone Change paper wa, -.
ly Dr Henry Jackson, 81 E"''"h' ." y '"''' ''
0f purpura llacmprrhagcd.' .,. .rh.
There was al evening session AZ ocnc". inr
,ec,ug which will last all day, VIII close ms even
i,c ,r;n a dinner at -hcrrys at : 30 O'Clock.
'"e ,nong others present were Dr. W. y. Bpoh'r "i
pai,i,norc Md Dr. II. Kopllk, Dr. J. l.. Holt Dr.
naInm Hr6wn. Dr. Elackaddcr. OF Montreal, Dr. j.
O,DWycr and DR.. Dcsrau.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
RLSINENS TRuI RLEN

rou1cn { Jenkins stool, brokers' ~ ~. AZ Wall ST.,
cl.l their assignment Yesterday t. T.. Floyd clarke
giving preferences for $1,000. as follows 'har'' ".
Hoffman. 10000: John O'Irlcn, $1,000 h'"''h
Clark and John Mooney. 5000; Alfred j. NhH"h' "'
Nj Vernon. - 800: Charlc, II. Johnson "t Mont
cl,ir y j. $1,000: Charles Peterson. Sl''oo. ih'
assets assigned include those u The late firm "t '"lhe
IBoudcn ~ jenkins. In nqudtiion
rc furniture fixtures. etc. of the big bucket shop.
called the Pni,lc Graln and stock Exchange. al No.
+. Uro,dway was sold ont Yesterday hy DepnN
sheriff Carrahcr under executions aud ttachheh''
,.,er,c;,tiue over $-O,OOO. The property SOFA con
IL ted uf desks. chairs. tables. -afc. cu'h, ct cl
= ,hr article, being bought by Mr. Hand me NRi'
sold for $50. and a roll Top desk sold Tor me same
pricc The sale II Is said. realized about 14Oo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
cIoStvG THE BRIDGES HEARING.

The Harlem Bridge hearing was closed Yesterday
at the Army Building. several Witnesses who were
estoncd hy Colonel f. T.. Webster -nid mat ia
their opiuion real estate situated Third and Fourth
ave-, between one hundred and twenty hith st. and
the Harlem River. would be damaged from 40 10 %
per cent by an increase OF twenty feet IN the hcIgh
of the Third ard Fourhavc. bridges across the river
,r,rn the fact that such an Increase In height would
make high bridge, necessary over the railroad tracks
in Fourth ave above one hundred and twenty ifh ST.,
aud TINT the street would therefore be- practically
cl.ed f. traffic. II also aid that the erect on
the value ~ property would be felt in the side streets
There wac q diversity Of opinion on the question
whether the Third ave. bridge va, sufficient for IN"
ptent traffic hut an agreed that an Increase in IN"
L.cht II tho two bridge, woIld be no advantage l."
,ar,l boais barees t., and >choDucr,. II wa, 'ald
That the draw the Third avo. uilic' wa, ''ih
managed Lawson y. Fuller advocated tlhh'I7, ne
sah further that the raising Of the brhe'- W"lu ~ -.
llLe frnflns i'm the northern part of tl' i''.'u "
I'm. close of the hearing Edward II. HAWKE jF SUP
Inlii.,i 4 hrlos iu behalf II the city confined shPE
10 the question a. 10 the construction 70 pe p''oN
upon the River and lldghor bil oi l-77'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
cOOI i-TpNPTS At ShTGGLING.

Jobn McKechney, an en- ntertaning and loVlA youns
man from Chicago, filed application yesterday -
the Custom House TO the secretary OF the IFc''u'!
for some articles which inspectors oi customs IVA"
sei,cd from him on the ground that he hid uleu "
,mucgle them when he landed here from Europe oh
unc l. on the steamer lmbria The goods ooh'S"u
~ dress and fancy articles, which Nr Mchee"et
said were worth ~ 900. but which may he ""''.
tv.ic, that amount. They included tftcen pairs u
silk fights and four silk dresses. The latter "e''
,ound in the bottom OF his trunks. and the usH''
yer, folded inside OF trousers. Mr.. NchechneS SAN
that he was willing admit that lie had been 'aus'
.nurglinc But lie wanted il understood that ua
silk dresses were owned 10y his wife. They had oee'
made for her in Paris didn't t her and had beeh CA
ror,ed from Chicago TO be reshapcd, and MI nc
Kechney was only reimporting them; that was ali'
perhaps the Government would like Mr. MchechheS "
nav a, fine equal 10 the duty on the goods
william Black. who arrived here the othcr u's va
tbe steamer Lain, declared that h, had ho''ms
dutiable But his oyercoat fairly lineleu "'''
valuable Jewels and his trunks mine OF M Mcolt"
hanJ goods consisting of wearing and fancy SI'''W W'
in al with the jewels worth about S4'VVU,, nY
pack who perhaps comes from chicago ia" rair,
nendcd most OF his ingenuity In hiding dozen ~
~ silk stockings fOr his wifcl In a. many pan ,ha
his dirty stockings. which were tucked AVA. u" on, %
bottom OF his trunk. some dresses, cloaks sm' "Ser
sewed up In a muslin bag, which was hidden ult nnsnt
numerous articles Mr.. Black has not Deeh "'"'~
from since the seizure was made.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rur crvRo.r RFyyIyGTOy LtrNCHEp.

Chester. Penn June 3-Thc United states gnnboat
bennington was launched at ROach's shipyAd AT noon
TO-DAY in the presence Of large company Of spectators
Including visitors from New YOri. and Washington in
tcrestcd In Government works. The new addition 70
the Navy was chrstened by Mss Annie Ashton. daucb
ter Of Chief Engineer Ralph Ashton, who Will be at
tacbed tn the bennington. The Bennington +,
the last Government vessel contracted for Al
Roach's She IS a twin companion Of the Goa
cord launched a few months ago. Her di
mensons are Length, 23O feet; extreme breadth. 30
feet: displacement 100 tons. Two triple Apanson
engines developing ZOO horse power, with natural
dragt and 330J horse power with forced draught, VIII
Snlv motive power. The cylinders -, 81 and 80
inches In diameter with 30 inch stroke. Her armament
tiI cnn..t of six inch brccc loading rifles and
SECONDARY battery Of eight rapid firing guns and ~
volyng cannon rail and tripod mounts, also eight
torDcio guns and complete outfit.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
nryyryG REPORT ABor-r srGAR TESTS

Washington dispatch published Yesterday referred
e.. . ,o,o- mat I'm the report which Professor Wiley.
the chcuil, ~ The Agricultural Department VIII soon
ur.>cft 10 the Treasury Department on th" meh''' 'i
testing sugars in yarou, custom houses on the MA''
.eabo,rf II would lc shown that the Government had
lost nearly 100000 through incorrect tn,tS AT t'
port. - ,.,.
\ Tribune reporter vest riay ~" pr fd""'" :
,th . be- charge 81 the chemical laboratory a; th' Ap
,,,i.cr. ,tor,. Dr. Shcrcr took the reporter To Ap
prise- Cooper who authorized the following statement
ttlih which pr. ~hrrrr agreed =.
f.fvcrl 200 and 800 tests Wcf" Wnh" i'i" 40
,,t cn tle,c tests has vet been made bat can Ntl
,,t their 7-nlt- give foundation f"r the statement
that th" Government has lost Hl"""W'o oi aug o'"'
sum through defective t--t, OF sugar
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rur plpJD TRANSIT PROBLEM.
KNOW WHERE THEY WOULD

COMMIT SSIONERS KNOW NHht''
LIKE TO GO IF THEY COULD
o.,,rdo r Potter and WOODBURY. Langdon, the sub
committee of the Rapid Transit commissioners met
yesterday afternoon in the once Oh "hi" 'tcin"'S
who a, secretary Of the COMMISSION ""' '''' P'V'
rho discussion was principally ir regard 10 the route
tn. M decision was reached. although the route be
,vccn the city Hall and Forty secondst. was piacu
lii acroed unon in a general way, Elm-st. ana
rorr+ba ave being the two thorongliares most likely
N he selected Above Forty second-St the commit'ec
IS in as great dilemma as ever fourth-aNo. II, vi
coursc most favored, but that Is exempted LeAihS-
ron and Madison aves are too narrow iof a st"oou'c
A. large a. would be required while flfthaVe' aDoNo
rftv nintl-st. although not exempted. could not be
NOD I'm the face of the storm OF pubic dlsappToV"
hicn rould arise If such course were even sci1oSy
considered Below the city Hall the commissioners
find ALI tlc desirable thoroughacs blocked Dy IeEa
horricrs abont the only available street cit 10 uem
bcinc william st. but here again they are cohrohe"
ny the difficulty Of getting into IT, a. CITY Han farN
is also exempted Mr.. Steinway, however, says that
II the Cable Railway bill is signed by the Governor
they will have no tOuble NEaiS III P"'"e " '
under, the park. j..
The commissioners have received any number OF
communications in regard to routes systems an"
structures some OF which bear evidence Oh having
been writer by crankS VINO 90 not hho" '''0 'e'''
thing about engineering.
,monc thc letters Of importance one from simon
sterpc the attorney in this country for James H.
,4resthead the eminent English engineer IN relation
=, ,-e crrot southwark Tunnel III London winch i
corIv finished IL is three and half miles lOiS anu
has been built from forty 10 sixty fee, PEI 6eow te sur If
fcc al the ground that sewers ana tlc lctNorh o
nincs were not disturbed. Mr.. -tcrnca letter sali
ht ne had in his orcc the plan, OF The work ana the
desrription of the way in which II had hc'n carried on
htci' he youId he pleased 10 -hoN the committee.
7. is probablc that "A hearing VIII bc given hln IN Il
few DAYS, after his return from MINhs lU ,e.tIai
n,hcr chemc, were considered but th' detail, of them
tba committee do not wish tO make pubic
william r.. Worthcn the engineer "i thc coullnlt.',
,',ittcd tlaus for turns AT points along The
toIfc- which have been proposed and also lor Ioop
~. I,,,cr mart of the civ committee seemed
In ~. much pleased with them, but preferred nOt 10
give ont the details of them until final action had been
taken. -. 49,. a.,
Another meeting will be held in a few days, the
eyact time not being fixed Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
CLAIMS AGAINST MR.. QrINLAN All PAID

Washington Quinlan, who cropped ont Of Wall
stree, a month ago sent the following notice TO the
,rcsidcnt Of the stock Exchange Yesterday b" / re
cre having been too Ill 70 attend to business during
the past few weeks. Kindly notify the members Of
the Exchange that all claims against me will bc paid
in full with interest at the rate o. per cent 10 date
added upon presentation Of same at my oace No.
Wallst7
The claims which amounted to S27 900 or $4,000
wcre urcscntcd and paid. Mr.. Quinan not at IN,
Office however and inquiries were met with inc state
ncnt that he was out Of town and till very SICK man
The settlement not restore Mr.. Quinlan 70 mem
bcrship in the Exchange because his contGa'ls "er:
closed on the order the president 1t is understood
that when the amount Of the differences was discovered
the full payment guaranteed by members Ol h4s
family The membership was worth about S1@OoO
and the excess Of liabilities was not over f3oOO Inc
seat will probably be sold In short time.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
u.rpoy WEBB TO GIVE Up HER PLACE

Tho Police Commissioners were surprised at thcir
,,ttnc Yesterday by receiving the resignation oi Mr'
varv Webb matron of Police Headquarters u 'aho
effect August -. Advancing age ana ue Ii''" ""'N
connectei with the place arc the causes ~ her s''P
Va ocuon wss taken on the letter yesterday Mrs
u,o,h T. seventy year, old and has been matron OF
c,douarters FOR eighteen yeas. Al all hours oi the
day and night policemen have climbed the stairs
leading To her rooms carrying fmndlngS which have
bccn Ief. I'm doOrways areae. and Mrs Webb has
given her personal attention 10 thr babies until they
eslntd 80 ont n the Irmdlug A~ylun. She Ia, al.D
been made responsible for tho safety OF runaway boys
and girl, temporarily In her care, and her task has
Inor no casv one Last year 2,NCs lott abandoned
~hildren were temporarily in Mrs. Wcbb's care
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
EITS nE LEO NEWS.

Iudc, O'Bricn. in tho supreme Court, yestcr
day Granted stay Of execution Of the sentence OF
cN Alderman JIM Barker. pending an appeal to the
General Term Of the SupMme Court. The bail was
fixed at $1,000, and the bond,mcn who qnallhed
were Joseph w. Lamb of No. 2G3 West Twenty NTH ST.
and John Duffy. Of No. 32- West Eighteenth st. Ihe
suretic, wcro approved by Judge OBrIen, ana Barker
was released
Tpon A motion by Payne. Mcclure & Low Surro-
.-,,, Ransom yesterday signed order requiring Mrs
Maurice B. Flynn. cNccutriX of the estate CT her
husband 10 file m inventory Of the estate. The firm
m,utiorcd represent creditors whose claims against
IN, estate amount 10 $1,000. There wie no op
nnsitlon to The notion
tame, Moore, assignee OF a firm in Liverpool,
England ha, begun SUIT. which wa brought 10 trlal
h. re- Judgc Patterson, In the supreme court. ycster
dav - recover t344o. money subscribed 70 the
~rtorou, Electric SUGAR Refining Company. The suit
~ broueht against ". H. Cotierill and James /.
Robertson, the president aud secretary of the com
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
IA R0yRGD;NE ARRIVES.

The French steamer IL Bourgocne which was due
here ON sunday arrived safely Yesterday. she had
bccu disabled by q III shi accdcnt To her machinery
and had been Obliged 10 steam slowly on th1t account
rl. Elder reported at 10 a that -hc had passed
"a rorr,ognc in a cripplcd condition. and four hours
later the French steamer arrived La BOursOSnc had
been thoroughly ovcrhaulcd at 81 Nallirc. and some
new machinery put into her. Soon after leaving
IInyrc a new bearing of the crank shaft became
o, ,crheatcd. The steamer WAS stopped number OF
times and the journal box opened. The steamer wa
Obliged TO 60 slow ~ until May % when she able
tn move at her usual rate of speed. she passed
two ;arce ccDcrg, May u, IN latitude II 40.
cr gitudc 90 20 and latitude IL ~ longitude o3 40
Ths steamer took southrrly course.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Common Pieas-special Term-Before Books@ver' j.
eommon Pleas-Equiiy Tcrm-B Bfore Iarremore G. j
Nos H. So 80, 100 and aftyrX lci atsG X na AZ ea
Nos aais sos 1889 1850, 1873, 2osS i92- SDi I'D
io2j 1896 293 300, o27s loss. l59i 68S 59gSS 81
i722 iii5 500, l2i7 1885 9oi 1851 $780, 49, Z"'
Common Pleas-Tra Tern-Part II-BetoTe Allen; j.
Nos 1859 1906 1911 1919 l7ly; l5'9 20; 9l li;9s
i22SS5' 1876. l7S7 1875 1889 1870, 49, IT,
CITY CouFt-Special Term-Beiore F4"s'mons -
CIV Court-Trial Term-part I-Before Van wyck Il
is7o $50. az? SD 40 l'to' e9V' 81 i' '''
ss3 32c ce,i ~ Ta 7Term-P,rt II-Bfore Ehrlich. j.
Nos 2o25 567 2Gss, 81. sl2, se2. s'G' $50 no. 49,
''' ''tiT W To1rfrlal Tern-Psrt IBefore Geger!e&h & j.
Nos aO9 7sS 1913 943, 2e22 o7c' lOoo' lO'o' i0o"
i42l ~ or Sg. Tyai rerm-Part Iv-Bcfore McAdam c.
curt Of Coral sessions-Part before Map'Rs j.,
and Assistant District-Attorney Parker-Nos ~ 90 Al"
Court Of General Sessions-Part li-BSeore ,nd
and Assisant Di-trct-Attorney con S.s
| Court Of General Sessions-Part -, n in
and Assistsn: District Attorney beei''~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
General sherman closed by thanking the peopie io'
their attention and bidding them good evening


their attention and Bidding them eooo eVen"e'
LAWRENCE BARRETT's VOICE HEARD A"N4N'
After duet BY W. H. and Henrietta Bcchc La" ''''
Lawrence Barrett spoke briefly. his addFcs' p'''s "
part b, follows: A.. oo,
am very proud appear before you iot t'I want
uifhoui saving must explain 10 you th1t ! "anU f
TO make confession, whch u NV ctoss, Fund
the soul From the inception Oi to Svncos'
nav hoen = rersistcnt unbeliever In lts success,
hare oe % narsbaded from time 20 time by the silver
tong,ed manager Mr. Palmer and nave Svood peSric
my colleacuc do what couIu io painor ought to
have always thought that Mr ialhcr UuSl' -, m ~
su,srtue nv theory for what he was pieascn " can
H. nnccscticaf rnS1Its Mr. Palmer has his revenge
Oday II he wants II. This gathering Is !.sInou o
whettcr M " most of YOU arc Old enough to remember
thnt th.re was time when actors were declared TO
ha outc children in all matters tha did not concern
their own profession. talhh VIZ nav NV oIcy oa
,het we know how 10 take care OF our money as
wc,l a. 70 plsv our parts on the stage. ..
shall close by declaring that thcr "as 1cHer
moment that was not pfond on tIle part 'Idt iau
In nv nroression. | have had beside me for lew
years an ustrious example to 1eaVm @ me , ND ,of.
haze had a cGancc to occupy tlc it,h' anu Ici'
n",nors nretty conveniently to myself naughterl,
novor nresuming take the centre eXccpt wien my
coIIcaciIe WAS called TO some remote corner 0I thc
Ycf am able standing here. Ill the presence Oh sucn
mon as have already spoken 10 you, 10 fcel an emo
ZION of pride. II is grathcation 70 STAND IN your
,.csence 70 hear nv voice ana 10 nave nope.
that have felt at some times III lhe ast Wlnpe s'
uever Inc realized. of resuning my profession
rho lost sneaker WAS General Horace Porter. who
spore peasantlv of actors and OF the pleasure that
In works of charity Of berality. the actor has
ehou.n himself a. generous the sun tscf lie II
a,wavs the first one called upon and the nst one W
respond 10 suffering fellow humanity
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
F0UyD DROWNED ~ SUNSET LAKE.

Asbufy Park June (Speclal.-Therc is a mystery
surrounding the death Of woman who wa> iouhd
drowned last night In sunset Lake. IL IS bclicVed
that lie dead woman Is Mrs Lizzie McKcnna Of
New York. Mrs George Patterson, who lives opp"
ste the big Auditorium Of the ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association, says she saw woman walking
on the bank OF the lake saturday evening and peer
ing down into the water. Later the woman was seen
crouching down near boat as II preparing T. sPring
into the water She up Lake ave. when acrOsted
Nr. Crn,,i,. Of tho Lake Avenue Hotel, kept her
t'rt night She said her name was Lizzie Mckenna,
and ma, she had been lvine with cousins Of that
,.,,c I Wc.f NIueecnth It, scvcnth-avc., New
YORK CITY When her money became exhausted her
cousin, had treated her harshly and she came 10
All
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
v,rr Arr SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

New v.IIaycn. June C-pcoiall.-Ihe twenty hFN' ah
nual reception and commencement Of t"e ''l' NJ.
school occurred today. President Dwight aHniv'"'
the student, briefly and bestowed 'crln' 'c. "i'
tf.rrie, y Richards. Eleanor D. Munger Mary rhomp
IN, Elizabeth +. Fitch. Grace pagcctt, osla' y.
node, and Constance n. Blake. The Ethel 'hh'
Walker prize annually awarded to the m''i dcHeF'lhs
pupil Wa, given % Miss Constance II. Blake oi th'
CIV In addition TO the regular curriculum Professor
Ioppin has during the last year delivered series "i
lectures Arabian architecture ana "NN'h'"o ''
which have been listened 10 hy an unu~halN A"t ~
class During the year there have been - rthI'i,,
i'm attendance nny three Of whom were spc'lai ar'
students and the remainder sheffield freshmen "ho'
durug the early part Of the term, took spc'A 'os'
I'm fr." hand drawing under Professor NchutY'r, ll
evening large number Of people atchd'u 'h' '''"''
r.nr nj
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
uARp ON lrALIAy nErosIroRs.

About POO Italians. m.n. women ana chiidren'
were in the Nurrogl;c's Office yesterday morning
when surrogate Ransom arrived there. ana thev All
expected 10 get the money which they had deposited
with Fmilano T. Ecrgamni. The d,ad banN'r They
were laboriu, under a ml>apprehen>on, ana IL TOOK
th, court officers some time Ia explain that they
would not receive any money. II wa> the return
day of the citations for settlement of the accounts
of sidney j. towcn. a, administrator of the dead
hanleg', estate The poor italians viii get only a
small part of their deposits, however. there being
claim, Amounting to about Slj0OtO asalnst mo
estate. and assets announcing to a1out ohe-thiN oi
that sum with which t. uuuddtc them.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
GRAnr IrES OF COOPER CNlON DINE

The annual dinner Of the cooper Union Alumni As
sociation was held at Carlts, No. ~ West Twenty
third st. last evening. Ernest j. kaltcnbaoh presiding
The invited guests we're cx Mayors Edward Cooper
Abram : Hewitt and Daniel r. 1iemann, Wilson G..
limit John f. Parsons, Professor George W. PIymp
ton Walter Ifaladay. Robert spice. Frank H. rubbs
and Mr. McGinn. The list Of toasts was II, follows:
The Cooper Union" eN Mayor Hewitt: Glass of 90
william r. sttrrctt: The Faculty Professor Plymp
ron "rhe Alumni Association Henry j. kdtcnbach,
~ science Robert Spice; " Music Frank Ii. Tuibs,
and =. our Guests Walter Halliday. About eighty
wcr, present The Cooper Union Glcc Club furnished
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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
TROrBLE WITH STREET CLEANERS.

More trouble cropped ont yesterday in the Street
Cleaning Department between Commissioner Bcattc
and the employees who drive the ash and diri carts.
The disturbance broke ont at the Eighicthst dump.
the men refusing TO work because they were compelled
to work from a. ~. to ii y. M, instead Of hour,
a day a. had been agreed. superintendent Whhlcr
went ND 10 the dump. and by promising that their
grievances should be adjusted satisfactorily got things
going again. The men are dscouicntcd with the way
affairs are managed and it IS not believed that peace
is at all permanent.