New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
NEW-YORK CITY

At private meeting OF property holders inter
ested in the College Place widening held at Hudson
and Harrison yesterday 1t decided that those
whose land will be taken and those whose property
is TO be assessed should employ counsel 10 look after
their interests. Tn meeting adjourned t. next Tics
DAY afternoon ut the samc place.
The NINA o. Of The tntcd state, supreme Court
affirming the conviction of Peter J. Claassen, Of the
wreckers Of the sixth National Bank, received
by the clerk Of the United states Circuit Court yes
terday.
The Construction Committee Of the Aquednct Com
mission decided yesterday the permanent appoint
ment OF j. c. Lnlly as secretary IN place OF j. Z.
Sheehan. at 81 900 a year. and on that Of Ernest "
Wolf as auditor 10 succeed Mr. Luy salary $500.
Recorder Smyth in General Sessions yesterday sen
fenced Max samuel Guggenhem to Imprisonment for
2OD DAYS in the pententIary and 10 pay a fine Of
$50. The prisoner convicted of practising
medicine without a license.
Controller Myers has come TO an understanding with
Hans Powell Post, g. 4. r., by which the post
surrenders its quarters In Essex Market to the Board
Of Education for school purposes but is to be allowed
to Use the rooms certain specified evening, during
the month and is to receive 400 expended recently
for Improvements.
Police Justice Daniel O'Reilly accompanied by hi,
wife. will sail for Europe to-day on the city Of
Eerlin for a visit 10 ireland. The Justice, who j,
Tammany leader Of the Hid Assembly District, ha,
Indigestion His pay goes while he enjoys himself
across the water
Under the rules Of the Maritime Exchange, twenty
seven certificate, Of membership forfeited ye,ter-
day for accumulated due, amounting to t2s % each
They were all bought in by the Exchange.
The members Of the Rapid Transit Commission held
a short meeting Yesterday afternoon. but transacted
no business OF importance II was announced that the
commissioner, were waiting or the appointment Of The
referees by the courts. They expected 10 hear of
the appointments The next meeting Will be
held Friday afternoon.
The steamship Oceanic arrived at san Francisco on
Monday. with mails from China JAPAN etc, Of the
following dates shanghai February 80; Hong Kong,
February 80 Yokohama. February 20, Honolulu,
March due in New-York saturday. The next
mail for China and Japan vii close at the General
| Fostoi,ce 80 p. III. on Friday.
lanes t. Libby wa, misguided in an interview
published Yesterday when lie made TO say West
side property will not advance until the east side
Of the Park is built up What he really said was this
| East side property will not advance until property
| west Of the Park is built up
The Ericsson gun and submarine torpedo pro
| jectile will not be tested AZ Fort Wadsworth until
the latter part of next week There will he meeting
Of the members Of the Fertilization Board at Washing
ION IN a few DAYS and the members Will probably come
to the city after 1t is over and witness the tests
The disappearing gun-carriage at sandy Hook vii
probably also be tested before them then.
The production OF cotton seed oil is obtaining i'm
| meu>e commercial proportions The schooner MarjOS
Browne i, here FROM New Orleans with G.91o barrel
If yellow Texan OIL the largest invoice ever shipped
| North in one cargo
| The METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art will be open fre
TO the public to-day from 10 o'clock a. IN. to ) p III
II will be open free during the same hours 10 morrow
Friday and saturday, and saturday evening from
| to 10 p. NJ.
schermerhorn The McAucy Mission is at No
3lG Waerst
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell 7. tombstone, who are com
mended BY the Rev. Dr.. John Hall, are about {,