New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

broadway. The ground OF the revocation was iiuc ,
refusal to return fee which he had received from
person for whom he failed 10 obtain employment
The Rev. DR.. Richard Wlyte, OF st. Francis Navlers
College is seriously i'll in ST. Vncents Hospital
The CITY Hall is at present being ceanscd only on
the outside because, no doubt, it is impossible TO
cleanse it the inside.
The reception to Archbishop Corrigan previous TO
his departure for Rome has been appointed for Jan
uary 1G, at the LenoX Lyccum.
Father Brophv. pastor Of the Church of the Sacred
Heart is dangerously i'll with pneumonia
The Rev. Patrick 7. Ronaync. ordained recently
at Troy has been assigned by Archbishop CorriGan to
the Church of the Blessed sacrament, in West Sow
enty -frstst.
supervisor Kenny reported TO the Board ~ City
Cccord Yesterday that he had refused payment for
number of advertisements inserted in different news
papers because under decision Of the Corporation
Counsel the Bureau be made responsible only for
the advertising of contracts TO lie let bonds to be
sold The most Of these rejected bills were con
tracted by the Park and Dock departments. The
matter was referred to Cooperation Counsel Clark
City Paymaster J. II. Zimmerman began yesterday
to pay of the election inspectors and poll-cerls at
40. 81 Chambersst Tie payment will require about
three days and will be continued today.
A graphic croup in the colossal canvas of the
Battle of Cettyslurg@ Is that which represents two
litter bearers carrying wounded man 70 tie field
hospital They are lurlyiHg ont Of the line of fire
ard have almost reached point Of safety when
Shell stI.h,S the litter, dealing ont death alike to
wounded and to bearers.
The exhibition Of Nillet's - The Angeus.7 in
progress at the American Art Galleries, comes to a
close on Wednesday evening. The exhibition could
undoubtedly be proita5ly Kept UP for much longer
tiuc but the American AT Association is obliged to
withdraw The Augeius7 the day named, owing
to the arrangements entered into for the 5. l.. NJ
harlow sale.
A compilation Of spanish tariffs and custom house
regulations, by Manuel de ToraoS. Of the Spanish
Consulate. has been issued. L. addition 20 other
u-r.ul Information to spanish ana american merchants,
Manufacturers, shipper, and br he -, il contains
lit OF the present spanish dip matte and consular
representatives in the United STATES ald the american
rcprc> etatives in spain ard uci possessions.
At regular meeting Of The directors Of the Coney
Island Jockey Club he'd on Monday it :r.oved
that members Of the American Jockey Cub in good
Standing who may apply aad be elected to the Concy
Island Jockey Club before March shall be admitted
without initiation fee
1T the Police Boards meeting yesterday Commis-
sl,uer Martin caused resolution to be passed direct
Ing Chief Clerk Kip 10 prepare table showing the
number Of complaints made ny each sergeant III the
fore. general moving about Of sei-eants may
follow.
The December Grand Jury adopted a resolution ask
Ing the Police Board to prevent the employment If
Children in obtaining evidence against disorierly
houses. Superintendent Murray yesterday reported
l that he knew Of only case IN winch minor was
employed.
The Columbia Chapter Of Delta Epsilon gave a
brilliant reception ana dance al 10. East Forty
seventh-st last n.gtt The following college were
represented: columbia. Harvard. Cornell Williams,
University Of the city Of New York, Brown. Hamilton,
Rochester, University IF PENNSYLVANIA and Marietta.
The funeral of Trancl, Robert Eivos held yes
tcrGay at Trinity Church. The Ecy. Dr. DIN, rector
c. Trinity, olioatcd. The burial VIII DC at Wap-
linc,is Fall, y l.
Tie push signs the sides Of doors that have
70 Knobs handles might seem to be insults 10 the
i1 iii-ence Of tie people Of The city, for how can
,,., "t..ns open a door wien there is nothing -
t.v hoM Of? As a matter Of fact, however many
E.yg-Y Jglers are so absentmnAed that they feel
az nnd for tho handle on a door which has none, in
stead Of pushing their way in
The Central Turn-yercin will give a masquerade
ban in their now hall January - Great piepara-
tions being made for it,
The Employes' Mutual Aid society Of Iloomingd,lc
Brothers Will have Dali IN Central lurh-N NeIclh lia
January 20.
secretary Theodore Bdbcock Of the Examining
Ioard Of the Custom Hou-e, posted the eligible list
q. tcr!ay Of those who passed the october examine
i,, for 81 900 clerk,hips. This list akc, the place
q another which ends to-day by limitation The
t,ned by the candidates was unusually high.
Tho monthly report Of The Young Mems Christian
N.,,cja.i.n No. l53 Bnwcry. shows that there were
1ca9 men lodged, G,5O4 meals served, and 51 per
rarcut situations secured for out Of employment.
I'll, charity is greatly in need of funds. Checks may
be made payable Charlie, y. Talbot, 40 III Broad
way. or gifts may lie left with the secretary of the
branch.
Tic Progress Club has given a mortgage Of $50
CO. i.r one year it, new club house, at SlNty-
tls,I.t and Fith-ave, to the Mutual Lie Insurance
Company.
D.. t. month OF December the executive committee
q t. ntcd Hebrew Charitic, Of this city held five
mcet.-, and acted upon l57 applications for as-
si,;o..c. The new Applications for the month mum
bored .i-7, IN which were -iAty-twO widows over sixty
,,ar- DID, The society expended e3,3-1 30 in aiding
f,i.. .. nd $40 30 for uau-cnts. large quantity
Of e.. .t..a- food and medicine was distributed.
The Dock Board yesterday appointed George \.
Wood, aud Charles ;. COye 10 be dochmastcrs. Bo:h
arr. sud to be Tammany mcn. Wood, recon
Il .ud.d by Commissioue; Matthews, and Mr.. Cram
pr-eu,cd the name Of Coye.
James F. REYNOLDS who was a policeman for sew
cl.i weeks but who resigned On Thu day under a
loa. oi accusations before Recorder smyth yes
egiay to answer 10 the charge Of contempt Of court
in failing 10 appear as witness ana III making
false affidavit. The Recorder directed that Reynolds
he sent 10 Ludlow street JAN loi twenty u"l9 I"r
contempt Of court.
Postmaster Van cot Las received many in ulries
concerning mail matter deposited N tie lO-t0hcc
several days ago for places on ue Iacihc Coast lie
las been informed that tlc.c letters were a part Of
the mail destroyed near sidney Sch, in collision
on the Union Pacific Railway.
Captain NJ. DE Puy, pc dcnt Of tho Canal ana
Harog Protection Iuon, announces mass meeting Of
the union on january - at Cooper Union. lie says
that ~, the last two year, the aggregate cXtOrOn,
ovcr ID cent a bushci for transfer charges canal
Grain has been i 81 cents a Dushc outside of sur
voyor,s charges This other abuses, the Captain
savs will be explained at the meeting.