New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
Hamilton Wilcox, the chairman Of the New-York
state Committee Of the Woman Suffrage party sent
protest to Governor Hill yesterday, complaining OF
violation Of the Constitution Of the United states which
he Is afraid the State Factory Inspector is about
to commit. He said in substance that the inspector
had prescribed disqualification for the Office of female
factory inspector not prescribed BY the law, to the
effect that married should be deemed eligible
to this Office unless living with her husband
Academic classes for girls intending to prepare them.
selves either for the Harvard examinations o. for ad
mission 10 Barnard other colleges will be formed in
this city In october by Miss Mary B. Whlton grad.
Of Smith College, who has been for seven years
classical instructor the Packer Institute Brookyn
Alexander Hamilton Post No. 1ao. G. A. R. OF
this city has accepted the Invitation Of Gettysburg
Post, No l91, Of Boston, Department Of Massachn-
setts to become the guests OF the latter post during
the National Encampmcnt Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic TO be held at Boston during the second week
in August. Hamilton Post. in charge of Commander
william T. Wood and Adutant F. ;. Bartram win
leave New-York for Boston on August II.
Samuel Less was arrested by deputy sheriff yester
day order issued By Judge O'GOrman, of tho
Superior Court. charged with being guilty of contempt
Of court In failing to turn to stephen b. Braguc
receiver certain assets in the Of Isaac W. Det
wiler plaintiff. against Samuel Less, defendant Less
May 26 ordered both plaintiff and defendant to hand
the money in dispute to The receiver Less was
locked up in Ludlow Street Jail.
The University Extension society of Chicago will
hold union" college entrance examinations to-day in
the building Of Packard's Business College. at Fourth
ave- and Twenty thirdst under the direction Of the
Rev. Dr. ]. B. IL. Janeway, of this city. The sue
cessul candidates, it is understood will receive cer
tihcates which will be accepted by several Western
colleges.
william stelnway of the Rapid Transit Commission
has been prevented by illness from calling upon the
Mayor for the purpose Of urging the appointment Of
board as he had intended 10 do this week. Mr.
Seinway said Yesterday that he expected 10 the
Mayor Monday morning. No meeting Of the Com
mission viii be held until this interview has been held
Surveyor Lyon yesterday handed to Collector Err
hardt the names Of five men who had passed examina-
tions as United States Weghers. They Charles
De Witt Drew, Thomas D. Hyatt. Joseph G. Hart.
Archibald E. Marston and Alison B. ostrander. They
appointed late in the afternoon. Mr. ostrander.
of the new appoinees, was an inspector
Ex-senator Thomas c. Platt started last night for a
few days rest In the country. He will be at John
Camps house. at Lyons. y. Y, most of the time, and
expects 10 return To business Wednesday or Thurs
day.
The funeral Of George Henrques took place yes
erday at his home. No. 753 MadisOnave. The burial
was at WoOdlawn Cemetery.
Tie National Academy Of Theology held It's annual
meeting yesterday In the Collegiate Reformed Prot
estant Dutch Church. Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows President Professor William
v V. Msbon, Of New Brunswick Theological Seminary
,ice-presdent Professor E. J. Wolfe. Gettysburg Theo
logical Seminary secretary Professor C. ID. Harran,
Hartford Theological Seminary registrar, Professor
BENJAMIN b. Wariield, Princeton Theological Seminary;
treasurer Professor A. C. Lenox Hartford Theological
eeminary.
The Goldey. a literary and debating society, held
it, regular weekly meeting at No. West Fourteenth
st. last night There was a piano solo by Professor
r. H. Butler recitations by DR.. John ID. Knief Joseph
F. Carney Charles J. Dunno. W. L. Finley and K. h.
Dohery essay By John H. Goetschius, and speeches
by J. H. Goetschus, W. L. Collwell H. L. Filan and
r. H. Lauthier. There will be no meeting Of the So
cety on July L. At fhe meeting on july ii officers
for the next year will be elected
The three firms that practically control the New
York plategass market laughed yesterday at the pub
hshed report Of the formation of platesass syndi-
cate controlled by English capital. They regard IL
AS highly improbable, and TO be little interested
in the idea anyway.
Bail was furnished yesterday by James F. Hyde,
the ticket speculator who was indicted for murder III
the first degree after the corOnOrs jury and ponce
Justice had discharged him, Hyde Is accused OF Killing
william Turnbull in front Of the Fourteenth street
Theatre Aprl 10. Henry M"l>Ju' VI -''' "'A 80"
Onehundred and twenty fourth-st. and samuel Bar
ciay Of No. 1I61 sedgwickave., became sureteS ior
Hyde in the sum of 10000
Charles H. Lavillebeuvre. City Judge of New orleans
was on the bench Of the General sessions yesterday
with Judge Fitzgerald He is making snort WISH "
this cry. and Is staying at the New-lork Hotel.
school, publishes the full list Of the grammar
school graduates in its number this week II Is prop
ably one Of the biggest classes of public grad
mates In the world, numbering more than 5000 young
men and women. The issue also gives portraits
NJ the members of the Board OF Education >uperlh
tendcnt JASPER and his associate superintendehts,
President Hunter Of the Normal College, and General
Webb OF the city College
The campfire" now in progress AZ Asbury ChuFch'
Washington square East. will be addressed tomoTro"
afternoon by the Rev. George II. MoGrew on the SUD
tect. The Young Peoples Society OF Christian Eh
deayOr.'
A report Of the proceedings of the thirty min con-
vention Of the Ncw-York state Sunday school Assoca
ion whose sessions we're held at the rompkns Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Brooklyn, on June TO- II anu
L. will be given By delegate tomorrow d,
c,oc, In ths lecturcroom of the Baptist CHURCH. 'A'
tcenth St.. near Eghthave
Plan, have been filed in the Buildings Bureau ior
, n,rrc,ion Of a police station and prison in west
,,.a,,h,, =, near Tenthave.. 10 be four stories
n.,h ., have A brick and granite front, and TO cost
$4,000
Mics Gertrude VI. Smith. who was publShed In 'ho
,or., College programme third IN class stahdihs'
was really second