New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
NETWORK CITY.

There was another hearing yesterday before the
commissioners appointed TO estimate the value OF 'e
Kosmak property next the entrance to the briaee'
William H. Richards, controller Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, estimated the value OF 'he
property to be $4,000. while Morris Wilhcns,
real estate dealer, placed the figure at S13S'Ooo
John w. Daly OF One-hundred and forty NTH ST.
and St AIMS ave. Quarrclcd with stranger in L. {.
Flahertys liquor store at Onchundrcd and it'leti-st
and CORTLAND ave, week ago and his SKULL was
fractured Yesterday when he believed TO be
dying tho police called Coroner 10 take his state
,nent. Ills assailant had not been arrested
Clarence A. Seward will entertain the president and
faculty of Hobart College at Dcmonico's on the
evening Of April o.
Great preparations have been made by the women
nj the Church of the Holy Trinity MadSon.ave. and
Forty second St, for the "apron sale" which VIII be
held in the chapel of the church. NO 46 East Forty
thirdst on April :. The sale will be for the Free
and Unscctaran Peabody Home for Very old Women.
At a large meeting Of the members Of the Produce
Exchange yesterday. appropriate resolutions were
adopted on the death Of David Dows. committee
of ninety three appointed 10 attend the fuhcrai'
Collector Erhardt received instructions from Wash
incton Yesterday from the Secretary of the Treasury
10 discontinue the exactnS Of deposit of % cents
900 feet on lumber the expense of measure
ment when the lumber is withdrawn for eNportation
The steamers City of Richmond. La Normandic and
others arrived here Yesterday and reported that they
experienced exceedingly rough weather at sea
Commissioner Galroy wound up controversy ne
tween himself and the East River Electric Lighting
Company yesterday about some Tcnthave wires be-
tween sixteenth and Twenty first SITS by informing the
company that if the wires not taken down
forthwith lie would direct the superintendent OF the
Bureau of membranes TO cut them down on FRIDAY
The Aldermen passed a resolution yesterday requir
ing the city departments 10 be closed on Good Friday
Alderman Flvpn succeeded yesterday in getting his
uCoal Scapers' ordnance passed by the Board II
REQUIRES them TO pay license Of 500 year, ana
10 wear biz label inscribed Coal scaper.' MI
Flynn has given his unrcmitung attention 10 tllS
measure since early in 1880.
The Mercantile Library will leave It's present
unarters In Clinton Hail. in Astor Place on Monday
TO occupy No 81 Fifthavc. until its fine new building
is put UP on the present site Of Clinton Hall IL VIII
take over year TO build the new structure.
About sixty officers and Of the 1st Battalion
Of the Naval Reserve Of the state of Ncwiork met
last evening at the battalion Headquarters NO o'7
sixthave. ExLcucnant Warner H. Nostrand, l..
E ~ delivered a lecture on the Commissioning OF a
Man-ofWar and the organization Of the Crew"
At meeting Of the delegates of the Republican
Comfy Committee from the Vth Assembly District at
No. 1913 West Houstonst.. last evening. eXPoh'e
Commissioner stephen b. French was by acoaina'ion
elected member of the Republican Executive County
Committee for that district. Audlcy j. Mooney, Mr.
French's opponent for the place. withdrew
Alderman story, Of the Montreal Common Council,
was an interested spectator Of the meeting Of the
New York Aldermen Yesterday Mr. story was amazed
at the rapidty with which grave matters were dis
posed of by the legislators Of the metropolis and said
TO a Tammany Alderman near him: 1T would tahs
our Montreal Board twenty four hour, 10 get through
the work you do here at a twoshours' session.
Judge Andrews in the supreme Court. Chambers,
yesterday issued attachment for the arrest Of Albion
Hcnry sladc who is supposed TO be a passenger on
fhc steamship BOthnia. 1t Is alleged that Slafe wa,
a clerk for Cox & Co., bankers, Of London and that
he stole S697 and away.
AS yesterday was "Apul Fools7 day many a
pedestrian was carrying somewhere about him tho
evidences Of a youn ngstcr'S trick
The last lecture Of the free public lecture course
of the New-Yorl College for the Training Of Teachers
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Dana
Hicks on Form study and Drawing and their Re
latjons 10 General EducatiOn.' About 200 persons
mostly women present
There was recorded Yesterday the transfer bv
Robert Gwyn and wife 10 the Reform tub Of the
property on the northeast corner Of Fif'havc. and
twenty seventh st. for S23OOOO The cjdb VIII move
from It's present quarters, No. i East Thirty third st.
10 that place.