New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

DR.. David II. Greer, DR.. Il. (. Macarthur, Dr. WEISS
DIR. Robert Coyer. Dr. Charles i. Deems. Bishop An.
drews DR.. Van De Water. Father TAYLOR e. lH'l' haOOi
Gotthe DR.. W. Il. Huntington, d. r. Taylor pr'
Morgan Dix Thomas Dixon, jr. Peter Stryber' Jonc"h
Emendorf W. H. Lawrence, Dr.. Anderson ~ wynn
Waldo Messaros. Charles b. smyhe. j. W. Ill., Hem!
D. Drachman Andrew Shiland. Henry Asten, JACOB
Freshman, Aaron Wise and L. = Holloway
At a meeting of representative bakers OF New
York, held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at p w.
the following committee appointed; Louis FlelSch
man, chairman; John H. schultz, secretary anu
Frank j. Walsh, treasurer
At meeting of representative pawnbrokcr' Of New
York. held at the Astor House, at 4 ,. M. Inc
following committee appointed William simpson
chairman; Robert simpson, treasurer; Eias stone
secretary, and James NJ Alexander
At a meeting OF lager beer and ale brewers of New
York CITY and vicinity the following committee was
appointed TO their interests IN behalf Of the
fund d. e. Yuengling, jr.. president; William H.
Beadleston. Charles c. Clausen. {. W. Ferris, l. Z.
Lyman. William a. Miles Thomas F. Wallace. John
w. Baanre Eugene BrittOn f. ID. NucngHns, W. L.
Brown. J. NJ. Fuller. James Lehman. John Eeciar,
Frederick Ahes. George Ehret. +. a. RinCer Edward
Schweyer. Michael Groh ir.. J. G. G. Huepcl. Adoph
IIuepfe, John G. Gig and q. Feigenspan X. katzcn-
meyer. Gallus Thomann, 4. +. Select and A. H. j.
Tovey secretaries; and Ashbe p. Fitch and Randolph
Guggenhemor. counsel; Louis J. Heintz. vice prcSi-
dent; Henry Causen. James Everad, William l..
Flanagan David Mayer. David stevenson John VI.
KNAPP, Joseph Lehman. John W Brown. f. UndcrhD,
Charles Cluas George Macom. H. b. scharnann, Max
Burshcdmcr. John NJ. MOser. Jacob Rupert, Frank
Ehret August Finch Wium Hoffman,, Henry llaar.
Henry Lembeck. F. G.. SchaefeI and Joseph Hensley.
At meeting OF the Merchant Iailore' society, OF
the CITY OF New York the following committee
appointed: Berkeley X. Merwin, chairman; Marks
Arnheim first vice president; Edwin y. Doll secre
tary Matthew Rock treasurer; |. +. Brooks Andrew
Connck George Everall, F. Vredenburgh James W.
II shapg mr. l
Muller Devlin & Co.. a. Nelson, George \. Castor
George Wilson, L. Rciclmann, John MckeOn, Donald
Nicoll, Andrew Patterson, Il. Twyeiort, John ;.
Mitchell, Jules c. Weiss l.. Bastable. J. . Thees,
F. sonnenberg. j. Krahauer, 0. BuIkhart l. Siegai,
James McErath, l. F. Delury, s. Bowman Louis
Jacobs and l.. ". Laggcr0th.
The United states Board OF General Appraisers has
appointed the following committee: George II.
Sharpe Thomas a. Jewell aud J. r. Lake.
The business manager of each daily newspaper in
the city has been appointed chairman Of committee
representing the etaf and employees OF his paper.
lie will appoint such members Of bis committee as
he may choose.
The following letter has been received by General
Porter from the Board Of Education:
Once Of the BoaId Of Education, 400
ISOLATION Mills building, No 10 Broad-st.
Ny Dear Sir: Your communication offering Ell; fr1t
of the public schools and asking me 10 act as chair
Of these :, pTz WAS placed before the Board Of Euca
tion at stated meeting heid yesterday lie Board,
by u formal vote, favored the competition for prizes
In the public schools under Its Jurisdiction, directing,
however, upon the recommendation Of the chair, that
grades -,.
the Board authorized and directed its president to
carry into effect its decision and arrange for compe
ton % take place. have this morning conferred with
the city Superintendent Of school. and have made
schcols be called together at an early day when The
ed directions
need not say that am gra.aed at tue action taken
by the Board Of Education IN this matter not only
because Of my sympathy with the great undertaking OF
the erection Of a monument the memory OF General
Grant but also because there is an opportunity afforded
for imparting new lesson OF patriotism, such as
measured In great part by It's admiration for fallen
heroes. our vast army Of children Will, by means Of
The NE OF General Grant and with his services in
behalf OF their beloved country aud there will remain
throughout all their subsequent lives higher estimate
of the value OF those services. and OF the dignity which
attaches to American citizenship
JOHN L. n HUNT. Pres Board of Education.
The trustees Of the fund have adopted the following
resolutions:
whereas, The cornerstone Of the Grant Monument
Whereas ii is deemed Of much Importance that
public announcement should be made upon that occa
aon of the total amount Oh money subscribed up 10 mat
date:
mittce be requested TO make report upon the progress
Of his work and the amount OF subscriptions obtained
and NAH II to the Office OF the association the even
ing OF Tuesday, the 26th inst and
Resolved flat each trustee OF this association who
IA not now a member Of sub committee 10 secure sub
srptions be requested 70 send 70 the TREASURED bred
Bank not later than the Goth inst such amount as he
NAV desire 10 contribute Individually 10 the building
fund and any amounts which he may be able 10 collect
from others.
General Porter, president Of the Grant Monument
Association. has issued the following address TO every
patriotic citizen OF this great city for money TO com
plee the monument In honor Of twceeleced Presi
Aeut and General, which has been long neglected
To the People OF the City Of NewYOrk:
Immediately after the death Of General Grant, In
ree5 the city authorities Of New York asked the con
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