New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
NETWORK CITY.
ID. n.

Commissioner GiIroy said Yesterday that he had de-
cided t. bring civil suit against The Recorder lay'
Ing the damages which his reputation had sustained Dy
recent charges in relation TO the ThTdaVc Caoie rVau
construction at $4,000
Commissioner Ieintz OF the Annexed District. denied
YESTERDAY that there any truth Ia the ruinor 'hdl
OK ,Iustce Patterson had been trying 10 make po-
utca bargain with him with the object OF placing Mr.
IIcntz In the field as a combination candidate for
Mayor.
Commissioner Brennan said Yesterday that he would
put another large force Of carts and shoveers on inc
snow piles above Fourtccnthst last night ny morn
Ing he thought most Of the last snowfall In Ncw-lork
would have disappeared.
Alderman Abraham Mead. OF the INth District who
recently left the Voorhs faction and Joined Iammhhy
Hall has already announced himself n candidate for
superintendent OF Markets 10 succeed eX senator Day
who died on sunday. The appointment Is vested In
the Controller
WI Elbrooke supervising Architect Of the Treasury
Department. visited the Public stores yesterday. and
spent several hours with Appraiser Cooper discussing
the plans for the new stores.
The trunks Of Miss Lizzie Nash. dressmnScr doing
business at No I.ioG walnutst. Philadelphia. were
examined yesterday at the Custom House and fonnd
to contain dutable merchandise estimated to be worm
$1,000 Miss Nash was n passenger on the White
star steamer Brtannic and neglected to declare That
she had these article In her possession.
A4-ociates Of e1 Senator James Dalv, late supchn-
tendent OF the Markets Bureau. In the Finance DO
partment met In the Controllers Office yesterday ard
doptcd appropriate resolutions regarding his death
They Will attend he funeral to day at II M Mt St.
AIMS Church, In East Twehhst. The burial will be
in Calvary.
Al the annual MEETING Of the Commercial Cable
Company Yesterday the trcnsurers report showed The
years earnings to be ~ .ao4.7l7 OIL clpnses. Sole
392 ~; balance. sI.Os5.324 -. dividend Of : per
cent on the capital stock Of $4,000 declared
and the old board Of directors was reelected.
A petition circulated among the members of tho
Cotton Exchange asng the Legislature to take prompt
action on the bills now before 1t pio'dIns for "A re
dncton Of the present high telephone rate, has 10
ceved the signatures of nearly all the brokers who use
the service.
The Rapid Transit Commission will hold a meeting
this afternoon at O'Clock.
A meeting Of the principals Of the primary schools
Of this city, and the assistant supertn endcnts Of pub
lie schools, Will be held at tho Board Of Education this
afternoon.
Grammar school No. o. Nos. 9oe2lo East Forty
second IT.. which was coSad Inst fau, was reopened
Yesterday morning The names Of almost 1000 pupils
were placed on the school register
If Is said to be definitely decided that the Coroncrs
Office Will be moved downtown. No particular quar-
tcrs have yet been decided upon but Is understood
that rooms in the building at no. ~ chanbcrsst VIII
DC selected.
a Friend II. S. sends 50 70 this Office for the
Russian Fund.
A neatly printed pamphlet, made up OF extracts
from newspapers ard magazines, on the question OF
cutting Il street through the Bloomngdac Site is being
circulated by the alumni Of Columbia College.
otto GcisenheiIncr, forty seven years old. senior
member OF the firm Of Gescnhcimer Il Co., Importers
OF No. : Lilery-st. died on Friday from influenza AT
It. Raphael! France. lie went abroad last september
In search Of health.
Samuel f. Dcnarcst. assistant appointment clerk at
the Custom House has been dismissed and the Office
aboi he'd the reason given being that the Office was
no longer necessary. Mr.. DemarcSt WAS appointed by
Collector Iiedden.
The women Of the committee appointed 10 carry on
the work OF completing the fund for the years main
cnance Of Hampton Institute have Issued eloquent
address in behalf OF their object, which will appear In
these columns at u later date. Contributions may be
sent 10 the committee treasurer Miss Helen Tunbull.
NO West sixteenth ST. 10 the treasurer Of the school
George Foster Peabody. No Ii Brosd-st, to A. >.
Frssen PRESIDENT Of the Finn Avenue Bank.