New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
NFW-YORK CITY.

r,. Normal COLLEGE trustees have decided 70 holu
the annual commencement of the coleIe VI, % T",s ,s
o. The College Of the City o' 'e"' i'''
its commencement on June 20
Tho sale of the library of the late Henry b. Dawson
was continued Yesterday al the aucuoh roonS vi
panrs 4 Co.. Nos 739 and 741 Broadway. As OH
thc prcvious day there good attehda'ce' i"e
prcos ruled satisfactorily, in some cases goou'
Tho shareholders of the New York Mutual "aSneht
ConpauV held their annual meeting "' 'no oi"'oN
No SO Union square, and by unanimous No'c eioo"ou
the following directors C. Vanderbilt Johh l. heI
ncdy. Arthur Leary John r. Ford, W. H. Nahocroht'
y l. Crawford Charles II. Kcrner Joseph : stout
T. NJ Gallawav Joseph Tarler F. ;. T. Kennedy
Samuel rhornc Louis de Bcbian. o. W. HAIL. Lawrence
Wells ard Charles c. Lcary. There VIII be meeuhs
on Tuesday next al p. m. at NO. 80 Union square
for the election of the president and officers
The animal reception of Cooper Union and exhibition
-, .he wo,k n the art students Will take place on
Nav Ct and 2S and the commencement on MA! ~
Tickets may be obtained free at the onice OF cooper
Union.
Mr. McIarncv. of XXIId District. offered reSo'
ption in the Board of Aldermen's meeting YESTERDAY
requesting Governor Hill TO call special meeuns Vi
the Legislature to pass Rapid Transit act nv
AderInan's effort met i'll success, for the reSoI""
was referred to the Committee on special LeeiSiauo'
nv a vote of 10 10 |. Mr. McLarney was tnc oie'
Mavor Grant Yesterday vetoed the resolution OF
and Cold storage Company permission 10 lay IRON
mines under the pavement from No. 2O1 Fulton 81.
10 the opposite building. The reason gwen by the
Navor is that no compensation is provided Tor tc CITY
lie insists that such cases be referred 10 'le Sh'hs
Fund Commissioner to fix the value OF the privilege
and that the amount he paid into the city treasury
4 mass.meeting under the auspices Of the Loyal
Women of American Liberty will be held in the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Chapel. ehundred and
wentv.nnth.st and >evcntlave. saturday evening
TO discuss the public school system and 10 protest
against appropriations Of public money for sectarlan
purposes. The Rev. L. Il. Dunn, Colonel A. p. ket-
chum and Hhers will speak,
Commodore Norman H. Farquhsr. Chief OF the
Rurean of Yard, and Docks, and Commodore william
NJ. Folcer Chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance visited
the Navy Yard yesterday and Inspected the ne" dry
dock.
II is proposed 10 form a New-York CITY auxiliary
IN the National Non-Partisan Women's Christian TEN
perancc Union. organized in Cleveland, omo' All
women living in New York City, Brooklyn ana ulclr
vicinity in sympathy with the movement are inviteo
10 send their addresses 10 Mrs. j. tarnah' AAch
House No. 5Ol Broadway
The annual reception of the Colored orphan Asylum,
at One-hundred and forty thrd.St and Tenthave.'
will be held on Friday from IL a. m. to p IN.
There will be exercises by the children at 80 and
p.
Diedrich H. Mddendorf. broker. Of No. - Second
ave. was committed TO Bellevue Hospital as an
insane person in police court yesterday. lie had
s4S5 in money and II 900 in Government bonds IN
his pocket. lie became violent and was removed 10
the hospital with difficulty.
The sloop-of-war Enterprise has been put out Of
commission, her officers have been placed on waiting
orders and her crew will be paid of and discharged
from the receivinG-ship Vermont She will probably
be put in commission again in few days
Boston Alderman, Daniel P. Toomey was present
al the meeting Of the Aldermen Yesterday as the guest
OF Mr. Gregory, who represents the With District
Mr. Toomey told the NewYork Aldermen that the
thing which pleased him here New-Iorks elevated
railway system and he wished that Boston had the
same kind Of rapid transit
Carl Zuisdel. fireman the steamer Soldier
Prince which arrived here yesterday from Hayuan
ports jumped overheard in the course OF the passage
when temporarily deranged. lie was native Of
Germany.
Michael Brennan, of No 347 East Thirty-si ST ;
Ferdinand Brakeman. of No. 334 sxth-ave; Richard
brakeman, Of No. 656 SiXthave.: John Hughes, Of
No 427 Frst-ave.; Michael J. Goodman. Of 40. ia
Canalst; Felix Raub, Of No 100 Firstave. and
Abraham Jacobs of No. 162 Christest.. were added
Yesterday TO the list Of liquor store keepers who
were arrested for selling liquor on election day within
a quarter of a mile of polling place. They gave bal
in 800 each before Judge Fitzgerald.
The French steamer La Champagne arrived here
Yesterday she was delayed eighteen hours off the
Banks of Newfoundland by accident TO her
machinery
The auction sale Of the stock and furniture Of the
St. Vincent Restaurant was finished Yesterday. The
prices realized extremely small and not over
$4,000 was obtained altogether for the stock. Mr..
Mccain said that his loss would be about 100000
Angelo Callucio. who lives in Little Italy, in
One hundred and thirteenth St, went downtown on
February 2. Several Italians met him In Thompson
sns.t ho I'm hppp IN
Callucio objected and the Others assaulted him. lie
drew a revolver and shot Alfonso silvcstre. one Of
his assailants. Silvcstre died and CaDuco was IN
dicted for murder in the first degree. lie pleaded
yesterday before Judge Fitzgerald TO mansaughter In
tie first degree and rcmandeh for sentence.
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