New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
NETWORK CITY.

The sxty-three subordinates on the January pay
roll of Street Commissioner Louis j. Heintz, of the
Annexed District, whose pay was the subject Of dis
pute, got their money yesterday, under Corporation
Counsel Carks opinion that the law did not make the
Mayors approval Of the Civil Service classification
lists prerequisite to payment.
Two bullets that were nearly spent crashed through
a window in the corridor of the General Sessions
Building yesterday afternoon. The window is on the
third floor and faces Chambersst. little excitement
was caused but no one could learn whence the shots
came
The flags of the City Hall displayed at half
mast yesterday as a mark Of respect % the memory
OF Park Commissioner Waldo llutchlns.
Inspectors on the surveyors staff yesterday seized
seven gold watches and silver watch and other
articles Of slight value from Max Gibbs who arrived
here Yesterday on the steamer Ems from Germany
Gibbs is jewellcr Of indianapolis, and did not de
clare these watches and other articles. The goois
were taken n the seizure room.
At the last regular meeting Of the Henry G. Bott
Association the following officers were elected John
Schmiding president Joseph KciScr, f:st viceprsi
dent: +. W. Clinton. recording secretary +. W. Gcg-
gcnhemer ponding secretary John ScarF1bel,
treasurer John Erstiing, sergeant alarms This as
ISOLATION is Of the most popular in the Xth As
sembly District, having over 300 members, principally
business
hall attached TO ST. GaLries Roman Catholic Church.
I'm East Thirty -seventh-st under the auspices Of ST.
Gabrcrs Young Mems Sodality In aid Of the poor Of
the parish. An interesting programme was given, and
Marshall p. Wilder one OF the principal attrac
tons. his inimtable performances being greeted with
laughter and applause.
At a regular meeting Of the American Geographical
Society last night at Cckcrnc Hall about 400 people
listened TO an Interesting lecture by James +. Mills, OF
san Francisco, on The sierra Nevada
4 regular meeting of the Ohio society Of New-lork
was held last evening at the OF the society, NO.
o3O Fifth-ave. ;. >. Packard presided. After the
| usual routine of business Abner C. Thomas gave u
humorous address Ohio as Viewed by an outsider
| Music and refreshments followed.
The annual reception Of Company !. fist Regiment,
| n G. S. y. " was held last evening at the arnory
Forty .ffth.s ST. and Broadway. over 1000 invitations
! were issued but owing 10 the dlsaereeabe weather
| only about 800 guests were present An orchestra
| furnished music for dancing, which was begun at Q
o'clock and continued until carly morning. one OF
the most pleasant features of the evening was tho
drill ~ the non-commi, ion d officers OF the regiment
The reception committee consisted Of Captain George
/ Ba,com Lieutenant G. NJ Connolly, Lieutenant John
y Ward First Sergeant John stewart and sergeant
IL. J. McCortin.
The free lectures given to the people under the
ousrccs Of tho Board Of Education were delivered h''
evening in seven grammar schools. The speaker
werc william Bradford VI. r. JcfYeres, Professor
| Charles A. DoIemus, +. ;. Decnbaugh, Professor W
D. Ueycr DR.. +. ". Fisher and Clarence Pullen.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners met YESTERDAY al
| No 90 v'.liom-,t and discussed the reorganization
| NJ the COmmi ,slDn. The Commissioners refused I.
give out any Information for publication, saying that
| IL was an executive mectDg.
At the last regular meeting Of the Young Mems re
pubcan CLUB Of the XNIst Assembly District NO 81
S1xthave resolutions eulog2ing the services OF sec
| retary Window, and expressing the deepest regret a
| his untimely death, were unanimously adOptcd'
Mrs Harr.e, otis Dccnbaurh Will give two dramatic
readings at the Berkeley Lyccum Oh February 10 ans
o. The programme will include selections from I'M
works Of Austin Dobson Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Rob
orr BROWNING Thackeray Bret IIaItc, G p. LathroI
and blanche Willis Howard.