New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

pres;dent Ridcwav of the Emigration Board, sent
another letter yesterday to secretary OF the treasury
Window asking him to pay the waterralcs OF 'aS'ic
Garden because the Commissioner of Public works h"u
threatened to cut of the supply If the money was
not paid soon
Gustave II. Schwab has been elected prcSlue"' -
the German society, to succeed Charles Hansei'. VII.
scbwab * connected with the North German Llo!u
steamship Line. He is eligible for appointment d.
an ex-oficio member of the Board OF Emisra'io"'
Abraham suydam, the lawyer who has practlSed
for many years in the police courts ana court Vi '
cral Sessions and recently convicted Vi i"'oo"s
was sentenced Yesterday by Judge Cowne I" hNe year
In the State Prison.
The following singular notice, COMBINING III p''"s
ing variety the attractions of athletic Ieho"" Win
those of sincere piety sent to the once OF Inc
Tribune Yesterday by the secretary OF the Young Nc
christian Association Of this city "Messrs. E' n
Poe captan of the Princeton football team ana - =
jones' centrc-rush on the same teah Will "'
voung men at Association Hall Four,haVe' ooIher -
Twenty third ST. tomorrow afternoon at 3:oo oo'"'
The Aron Male Quartet will, beginning at p. H.
render pleasant musical programme sM5i"4 y"
by Mr.. S. h Raymond, co1nctst.
The ong-debated question Of reducing the area OF
High Bridge Park was finally settled by the Board
NJ street opening Yesterday. The limits were CON
6rmed in accordance with the lines fixed III l7oo' ana
the park will be bounded by Onehuhoieu- anu 9cN-
entieh and one hundred and seventy fifth SIS, lch
ave. and the Harlem River
The BOARD OF Electrical Control met at the Mayors
Office Yesterday but could do little business Win TIC
iniunctons of Judge Patterson pending. Inc Boar"
accented the resignation Of George W. Eoth' an III
enector and dismissed Christopher Reilly. another
INSPECTOR. on the recommendation Of Expert wheeler
E.p. Wells, ex-District Attorney of Westohester
County will address the students meeting In the
concert hall of the metropolitan Opera House al p H.
Tomorrow on The Legal Evidences OF Christianity
The school trustees before whom the charges against
Miss Wright teacher in public school, were con
sidered met last night at Grammar school NO. DO ]"
East Twentieth-st, for consultation Their meeting
secret.
Louis steckler Corporation Attorney collected dur
ing February the of So31 ., for penalties loi
violations of corporation ordinances, ana 1A'o on
behalf of the Commissioners of Public Charities and
Correction.
The lecture this evening in the Cooper Union free
course will be delivered by James Bowie, OF New
York. on paris and the Exhibition of 1oe9,' with
Illustrations.
A large audience of young men heard DR.. Cyrus
Edison lecture on The Public Health" III Association
Hall last night DR.. Edison proved by statistics 'h"'
the deatl-rate per aunum in the large clues Of The
civilized world had decreased 125 per cent since the
beginning of the century. Before the lecture ~
nasium class, under the direction Of Professor smith,
gave an exhibition of parallel bar fcats.
The district committee Of the NXlst Assembly Dis
trict Republican Organization elected John r. sander
son member of the committee last night, i'll place
of c. c. Burke. resigned \ letter was read from
Speaker Reed thanking the committee for comInend-
ing his in the House Of Representatives III re
gard to the Houses rules.
The Terrace Bowling Club has subscribed $50 I"
the Washington Memorial Arch Fund. The treasurer
now holds for the fund S72.521 81. The Tribune has
received ss cents from f. O., jersey City, for the
fund.