New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
NEW-YORK CITY.


slrance Clerks Association yesterday elected the fol-
lowing officers President. George Is. Rhoadcs; vice
president H. c. RahbOnc; recording secretary, ChafcS
A. Blauvet: spending secretary, Charles r. Aieh
and treasurer bradford Darrach
Thomas Anderson a wcll-known contractor and
builder Of No. go East Thirty sevcnthst, boarded
Third ave car on Monday night and remained on the
rear platform. The car had gone but few blocks
when Thomas Singleton. Of 40. 331 Firstavc.. ac-
cuscd Mr. Anderson OF picking his pocket and had him
arrested Yesterday IN police court Mr.. Andcr'on'S
wealth and standing attc,cd by score oil people
and the was dismissed.
The Naval Board Of survey has completed its ex-
animation Of the sloopoiwar Enterprise and finds that
She IS i'm a good and scaworthy condition and VIII
need only - few repairs for another cruise Shc VIII
not be put out u the dry-dock for several days
The board Of medical officers detailed TO inspect
the canned meats sold at the Navy Yard few weeks
ago which wcro complained Of by tho brooklyn
Board Of Health unfit tn be catcn have reported
that they arc unit for use and they will be dumped
into the
Dr. Henry " Lcipzlcer. director OF the Hebrew
Technical Institute. lcctured on Education IN the
Nineteenth Century before the Industrial Education
Association in the College for the Training Of Teacher,
Yesterday afternoon Tho lecture OF the course
viii be- given by Professor J. !. Noodhuu on "'o-
scrvation Lessons
hv the Aldermen Yesterday to make a private con
tract for telephone service cost not 70 exceed
5000.
The Board ~ Aldermen passed . resolution Yesterday
granting permission t. Barnum d Bailey to have their
annual parade ON the evening u April II or on the
first fair night following.
The NIXin Assembly District Business Mems Re
publican Association. u which John Mckinney }.
pre- dent held IL. second regular meeting at Linden
Han lat evening. II Is already In sound financial
condition. and las good membership
certificate Of Incorporation Of the Interior Conduit
and Insulation Company He'd IN The County Clerks
oncc yesterday. The ohlcote Of the company are 10
,furc iu- for electrical The capital D,
placed A. 4iorOoOO The trustee, are Edward H.
Johnson. >i-nund bergman. John II. Mo' cement
Edward r. Greenfield and Philip Klein. Mr.. JnAn-'n
b. we'll known 49, being closely connected with Edison
I'm DIS extensive enterprises and Mr. hcrsmhun Is one
Il the largest manufacturers Of electrical instruments
In tho country.
colonel Weber. the Federal superintendent II I'm
mI-ratlDn l closely Studying the immigration bu,in"-,
her. before a,,unue the duiic- II his oi'c lie Wa
elected with the Collector yesterday ON the subject
and af,cr,sari spent some time AZ Castle Garden.
There hc watched the landing Of Immigrants from a
steamer and looked into many detail, Of the business
lain vollov. one ~ the boy, who tod the hands Of
III. Waterman ~ the House Of Refuge February -
and ran away wa, sent TO the Pcntcntiary for siA
month, rs Judge Allen IN tie Court Of Common
Plea, Yesterday.
\, a special meeting q the Park Commissioners
Yesterday the Lids for the construction Il surface
railroad through the Transverse Road at Eighty -ccond
a, in Central Park were opened. John Cox was the
only bidder and III. bid was ~ 500. The Board has
oulv Si..OO for the work. and II can get a
contractor to DO II fox this, The WORK VIII be given to
him.
The dissolution II tho Stock Exchange firm Of
Charlie. + ,ftI. 4 GO. Wa announced yesterday.
II 4. understood that Mr. Ohrle has -oM d., seat and
that D.. received the privilege 81 choosing between
thu. and the alternative 81 facing formal charges before
the Governing committee Ills retirement from bH,.-
n,-, apparcntl, W., DIS choice.
~ the Collc-e Place extension hearing yesterday
Daniel l.. lial-tcd president " the New York National
EA,angc Bank testified 10 the value OF the building
occupied Us the bank. which II INV feet IA COLLEGE
Place and nfy feet IN Chambers t. lie sud the
huldlne brought in a rental Of $50 a year
The Junior ol.s, Of the Las school Of Columbia
COLLEGE Ia. decided 10 eat ola,, dinner at Morcllo,
on March - ". T. Martin. !. G. Johnson and :.
Ilcadlc. compose the dinner committee.
George L. nudcru-. until month ago q salesman
In the employ Il Mo.c'. roc'he, ~ baumiin -ilh mn
porter. n West TWcnt, -ifir t.. was held for cN-
animation a. 10 III, -,niiy Yesterday M police court.
summoned detective aging tina; he had been robbed
u 100000.
Many florists are displaying their Easter
no,cltic, IN foweIs
The british steamer FL Caliao arrived her" fom
laeina Yesterday. with three OF the -camrn If the
! Norwegian bark Iop. which was lost on the lar AZ
Ialnuna A the Reps crew were saved. The vessel
va, bound from Port Naial for New \ ork.
some testimony Wa offered yesterday on behalf Of
! George T. Johns the mate of the British ship Con
stance who Is under examination before 'omm, sIoucr
shields on q charge of an attempt al murder The
captain aud other Officers say that there were rough
men among Tn, crew and an attempt At mutiny was
Only rcprc,,cd bg the quic. action Il the mate
| John Fi,kc viii lecture In lariman Hall AZ 4
| O'Clock to-day. subject: Pre- Columbian America. -
This Is tic first Of Of s'X lectures the dis
oovcry of America 10 be- given for the benefit Of tho
| iurnham Industrial Farm