New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-29
xEW.YORK CITY.

par a. rrhty-sixth-st The reason for the recall was
that the question has not yet been decoed whether
,h. Aldermen have any control the right OF way
h. eph,est was referred the Committee on Rarosns
for report
At the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yester
day Mr.. walker presented petition rom 800
members Of tho Cartmens Association ASKING an
r,enamens 20 Article Nv. Section IS, OF the Revseo
ordinance. 90 that truckmen can charge 81 an hour
for the time exceeding thirty minutes uiat 'ney arc
sent waiting In line in shipping goods al rairoau
stations steamship piers. warehouses; etc., .o oonr
PAW corporation. firm or party causing the ce'enuon
20 pay the extra charge. Inc ms''er was AN
one week under the rules
,ndcs Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday
.,no,rtea another commission to appraise damages
aan. IN property along the elevated railroads. IL Is
composed OF the following; Andrew H. Green. D"isn'
II Olmstead and Edward c. Donnelly' Inc oohi
mission viii meet on February D.
Martin Higgins and Peter Mace, VINO were arreS.cu
IN the cellar OF No. Sc South Fifth-ave on Monday
night rs they were about 10 have prize nsnV
together with the yfve spectators were diScharseu
in police court yesterday. There was no e'luun.o
that anv offence had been committed when the arrests
were made.
Miss Lily Van Dom recently established mission
:, p,eeckerst.. ana among her early converts was
man named Van Arsdsle. SO Jealous olo ne occohio
that he collected money from the other attehoahos
Of the mission to buy large sign for H. "hen 'ne
s,pr was delivered he disappeared without having pao
for H. John O. Bruckman. who made the sign, sueo
Mics Van porn for the value Of 1t yesterday IN the
rourth District Court. Decision was reserved
Arnonsh ths keel.blocks for Cruiser No. Z were
,,a severaI weeks ago at tile Brooklyn Navy Yard,
n was not until yesterday that the actual construction
NJ the vessel was begun. Four OF the large twenty
feet long keel plates riveted together In place.
and from this the ship will grow.
The new steamship Kansas City on her third trip
has surpassed the records Of all coasters Gong out
she made the run from NewYork to Tybee Roads
In forty seven hours and returning she was OH 'he
Battery forty seven hours from Savannah
Professor Charles sprague Smith, of Columbia Col
tere lectured before the New-York Academy OF An
throuology Yesterday afternoon at tho College for
the Training Of Teachers, No. University Place. on
sAn Introduction to the Study OF Comparative
Literature and 1t treated OF the history and nature
OF literature and the forces that determine us de
velopment Professor Smith will deliver another
lecture following up his subject az the next regular
meeting of the academy.
I'm the evening rush for cars at the Brooklyn
Bridge mono but the brave can pay the farel
The Union Ferry Company has Just contracted with
~ F. Palmer & Co.. Of the Quintard Iron Works, for
the building Of two boats which are to cost
$40 900 each and will be in structure sister boats
TO the lately launched Perrepont.
Agents from Mexico called upon f. Ruhlman. OF
Ruhlman Co.. yesterday to consider the feasibility
of shipping Mexican bananas and pinespples TO this
market by rail in refrigerator cars
John Anderson. alias captain jerks" the leader
Of the "owler gang" which assaulted Charles Healey
baker. Of No 52S West Twenty -eighthst on January
10. and caused his death, was held in $1,000 bail In
police court yesterday. He arrested on Sunday
in Ansonia Conn 1t Is charged that Anderson felled
Healey with club, and that the rest Of the crowd
then kicked and beat him.
This evening the Rev. W. D. P. Bliss, Of Boston,
will deliver lecture Christian Socialism in the
lecture.room Of AL Souls Church, at Madisonave.
and Sixtysixthst. MI Bliss is Protestant Episco'
pal clergyman who has attained wide reputation as
an exponent of Christian Socialism He is the sec
rotary Of the Society OF Christian Socialists and the
Editor Of "The Dawn" an influential organ OF
Christian Socialism The lecture tonight, which is
Free is under the auspices Of the Economic Society
Of Mr.. Newton's church
The orders to Paymaster ]. B. Redfeld to relieve
Psymaster George H. Read in charge Of the pay Office
at the Navy Yard, have been revoked and he is
ordered to the rereiving ship Independence, at the
Mare Island Navy Yard. Paymaster George H.
Griiing now on the independence will come East as
soon as Paymaster Redheld reports for duty, and
will relieve Paymaster Read The latter has been in
I'll health for long time, and after settling up his
accounts he win probably go on sick leave.
A concert and reception we're gwen ny inc Null
pareil Rowing Club in the Of the Central Turn
yerein last evening. large audience was present
Hertz Brothers imported lace curtains, rugs and
other valuable articles which they sought 10 have ad
mt;ed through the Custom House antiquities, as
they made by worlmen in the sixteenth Century
Duties were imposed and the importers brought suit
against the Collector. which was tried yesterday IN
the United States Circuit Court. Judge Lacombe
arected the finding Of verdict for the Collector on
A. Tho me-
a collection of antiquities.
Mr. Martin, Of Tallmadge & Martin on the
stand again yesterday in the hearing Of the suit Of
His firm against the Republican League, but nothing
Of importance was brought out in his examination
The animal meeting of the stockholders of the Edison
Electric Illuminating Company was held yesterday at
No l6 Broad-st., and the following were elected
directors John l. Beggs, Il. r. BOwber, G. H. Coster,
C. F.. Cromwell, Thomas A. Edison, j. b. henry
f.. II. Johnson, J. P. Marquand U. o. Peabooy' r D.
smithers Spencer Trask. Henry Willard and j. Hood
Wright The inspectors OF election elected are Il. NJ
Bulkley. J. A. Davidson and Samuel c. Covh
The collection Of paintings. bricabrac, curios rare
American objects etc. of the late 5. l.. Nj. Barlow,
now on exhibition at the American Art Galleries,
can be seen every evening Of this week from 80 10 10
oclccls The galleries open as usual during the
day f.Om a. m. 70 g p. IN
General Boulanger-How is my party spoken Of in
yoar oOuntryf
American-Generally as bakers dozen.
Anarchist Orator-I want 10 law-none, none.
American Ctizen-O. go, and be hanged.
Count Buncombe Gndignantly)-You called me plain
mister today in your paper.
alugwump Editor-Our party is opposed 70 a count
you know.
Tammanys Big Four-Keep quiet there, now. NUNS
the word.
New Deputy Street Cleaning Commissoncr-Thank
yer honors. ] was gettn' sick o. beer.
Fugitive John oByrne Cecstatieally)-what can COM
pare in size TO this mighty West!
Oysterman-A $4,000 fee.
Citizen-I hope you'n have Most sent up again
Detcctive-Depend upon 1t. Wen leave no bed IN
turned.