New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
NETWORK CITY.

shrnes and People" in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church this evening. The lecture Will be iliustia'ed
BY 100 stcreoscopic views of London's Streets JUS
public buildings and oxford University. Pictures OF
many prominent Englishncn will also be exhibited
A published statement that the special committee
investigating the charges against Mr. Sontherlano ann
Miss Lewis public teachers, was shielding them
and would make a whltewashing' report. was In
dignanty denied by several of the committeeman yes
terday.
At meeting OF the Park Board yesterday the open
Ing Of the bids for the railroad through the Eighty
sixth.st transverse road in Central Park was post
poned until Tuesday. superintendent Parsons was
Instructed ascertain and report the cost OF widening
the bride paths in the Park. Some Of the property
owners on the West side have protested against the
leasing of the Mount st. Vincent and the Caremont
hotels to Z. S. stokes and to Gabe' case Ihey
say that it will turn those places Of resort into road
houses
Victor Won Beethoven. Belgian. age eighteen, was
held in 81 900 bail in police court Yesterday Charged
with stealing "A gold watch and some siverware from
Charles Martin. a broker, who lives at NO. Los
Boson-ave Mr.. Martin had given the youth nome
until he should find work for him.
4 mas, meeting under the auspices of the Russian
American National League V IL be held at Clarendon
Hall tonight. The Rev. H. O. Pentecost, SanireI
Gompers Edward King, L. Godenberg and OILERS
will speak on The significance Of the Execution OF
Gar Alexander H."
The Rev DR.. MAYNARD. chaplain of the National
Guard Association. and Battery No. l, FIRST Brigade
will preach the annual sermon to the command under
Captain Wendell at II. AIMS Episcopal Church. Eigh
feminist near Fiftlave., sunday evening
Professor Davidson will deliver a lecture in the
Church Of the Disciples No. ;33 West Fifty sixth st.
this evening. under the auspices Of the Ncw-iorN
Chautauqua Union. Admission is free
The two ruriams who nearly killed old solomon
Barnett in his tailor shop in LcXngtonaye, near
Eighty -thrdst. week ago were arrested on Tuesday
night While stealing lcad-p from John Mnllanc :
house. No. Az East Ffty-siNthst. They SAID they
we're Dennis Lahey age nineteen. and William Barrett.
age twenty seven. They were araigned in a police
court Yesterday and were committed for trial on d
charge OF burglary.
police Justice held Edward Fairbanks for trial
YESTERDAY. the charge Of selling tickets to balls
which never took place The prisoner represented that
he was employed in the Office Of the Commits oner u
Jurors and sold tickets 10 bogus balls 10 F. b. Little
iohn auditor Of the Ansonia Clock Company.
aOId and Constant Reader sends The Tribune 81
from ST. Augustine Fla, for the Friedgcn family in
Brooklyn.
The College Place Widening Commission held short
session yesterday. The making of proofs Of titles
was resumed and completed, and when the commission
sits again the proofs of damages 10 prop
crty will be taken into consideration.
The Tribune has received - Il from NJ f. r. for
the FreshAir Fund.
The promenade of the Brooklyn Bridge was used
in oldtme summer fashion yesterday.
The hearing Of the application Of the southern
boulevard Railroad Company for the right to build
railroad in the southern Boulevard was resumed be
fore Commissioners Willis Milbank and Ingraham at
No. 11j broadway yesterday afternoon. The hearing
will 20 tomorrow at p M.
John Ellsworth and Charlie, H. Russell were arrested
Yesterday for snatchng roll OF bills from Hosea
smith. farmer. Of Cataraugus County, y. y. in a
museum at No. Chatham square.
The meat inspectors yesterday reported at Sanitary
Headquarters that they had seized and sent to the
onal dock nearly 100 carcasscs Of bob veal since
Tuesday morning.
Jacob Ruppcrts subscription Of 800 has increased
the Washington Memorial Arch Fund TO $73,sdO 30
The steamer Bclglavia which left Naples on March
s. has on board 1850 Italian immigrants. Commits
oner of Emigration stephenson j. the opinion that
some Of these people coming here under contract
lie has written letter to United States Senator
Chandler asking him. in view Of the agitation of the
immigration question to come here when this ship
load Of immigrants arrives, to see how the Commits
siOncrs have TO work under the laws, and how IN
adequate the laws
Jacob Rupert has formally transferred to the Cen
trail TirnVerein for S7eO,OOO its fine building in
$4,000 on it, which has fifteen years TO run.
At meeting Of the provision trade yesterday al
the Produce Exchange, j. 4. spcrry. John sinclair and
William Hamilton were appointed a committee to go e
Washington TO protest against the passing in Tho
United states Senate of Bill No. 1854, for the in
spcction Of meats. The meeting yesterday objected
to a clause in the bill which provides that the GOV
ernment shall that meats have been either II
pickle for sixty days.
John ). Twells the United states Consul at Naples
sailed for Europe yesterday the steamer Wacsiand
Among the passengers who returned from Europe yes
terday the steamer Fricsand Ernest Bcrhcle,
Balch and s. Elliott Balch.
Charlotte schroeder. age sxty-foA arrived here OF
Tuesday on the steamer Elder. from Germany in sarc
of her Henry, who, She said, had been here fou
years. She had not heard from him for two years
and the death Of her husband recently decided D
find her son and spend the rest Of her days Wit
him. Secretary Jackson Learned Yesterday that yOun
Schroeder killed two years ago. while at work OF
St. Joscph's Home. in Broohlyn. Mrs. Schroeder wa
overcome with the ncws, and is likely to follow he
husband and
German gutter bands that had not heard q
the ordinance recently adopted by the City Fathers fl
regard bands arrived here yesterday on Il,
steamer Friesland. When the news wa, broken {
them they had long and mournful discussion owe
the respective merits OF Jersey City and IIoboken a
the proper place TO which to immisrac.
Western buyers filing the hotels now, seckin
spring novelties.
The official statements Of the sale Of "Tle Cit
Record filed IN the Chambcrlains Office show an il
crease in the number Of papers disposed Of Of ncarl
$50 per cent since supervisor ". J. X. Kenny too
charge. For the five months ending March / III
sales footed up al 339 o. During the CORES pondn
hve months ending March ]. 1883. the sales WEI
only $500 30.
A certificate Of incorporation Of the Chinese Cha
liable and Benevolent Association Of the City Of New
York was filed yesterday in the County Clerks ofic
The headquarters at No. 10 Mott-st. and III
trustees are Leung Jum Mon Lee, Wong lie Chon
Tom L. Lee and William a. Hang
Chief Engineer Ftcicy Yesterday formally reporte
Section of the new Aqueduct to the Aqueduct Con
nssione.s completed, and his recommendation