New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

commissioner Brennan said yesterday that the new
Street Cleaning law would be put IN iorcc as rapuN
az n thorough familiarity with its provisions OH uc
mart OF the officers OF his department would warrant
J-pon the petition of the Daughters OF the Revolution
| Tho poard Of Aldermen yesterday ordered that the
! CITY Hall flags should he displayed on April II" the
anniversary of the battle OF Lexington The use OF
the Governors Room in the City Half on that day was
! voted to the Daughters.
| Recorder Smyth in General Sessions yesterday ap-
pointed a commission in Philadelphia ana one III
! Chicago to take testimony in the case OF W. H. W.
sistar the banker who is charged with grand larceny
by Heckscher brothers, OF Philadelphia Charles
Morgan was named in Philadelphia and II. W. Morrison
in Chicago The case will be tried early In May
lanes TAYLOR the one-armed man who is said to
have married half a dozen women, was taken 10
Boston yesterday TO stand trial on charge OF DisaS
Bruno W. Gottschak. formerly dealer in European
bonds in Union Square, convicted of grand larceny
I'm General Sessions yesterday. lie required joseph
Weiss whom he employed collector. to deposit
5000 with him as security, and then hed TO Chicago
Sentence will be passed on him by Judge Martlhc vi
Monday.
The meeting Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon unimportant, as inc hameS
Of the referees TO decide upon the advisablly OF
constructing the road had not been announced IN
case the referees are named before Friday meeting
will be held that day.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open froe
to the public to-day from 10 O'Clock a. m to p. H.
It vii! be open during the same hours tomorrow
Friday and saturday, and saturday evening rom o
to TO-
The Coffee Exchange voted yesterday to close on
Good Friday.
At special meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
Yesterday Captain Ambrose Snow was reelected i1lot
Commissioner.
The Armoy Board resolved yesterday 10 proceed
at once with the construction Of the new 9th Regiment
Armory upon the site in Fourtccnth-st west OF SIKH
ovo The edi6ce is to cost S275o00. Corporation
Counsel Clark was requested 10 take the necessary
stems for closing Hall Place, so that the GROUND
NAV bo added TO the site for the new 6Oh Regiment
Armory.
The resolution OF the Aldermen closing on Good
Friday the city departments which the law docs not
require TO be kept open has become operative WIN
out the signature OF the Mayor ~h u"ss "''"s
elapsed since its passage
John I. Osmond who shot and killed his Wife,
Mary ON October A. was put trial before Justice
Ingraham and Jury in the Court OF oyer and Termner
yesterday The prisoner also killed John G. Burchall
al the same time Burchall having interiercd IN inc
woman's behalf. The case will be continued IDS
morning.
Tho Committee on Teachers Of the Board OF Edu-
cation Yesterday considered the applications ior ap'
pontment as principals OF the new schoos IN '"e
twenty first and Twenty-second Wards Miss barnes
Misc IIonley and Miss Pyle candidates for the
principashp Of the primary department OF Grammar
school No a. vote will be taken at the next
meeting OF the Board
The Tribune yesterday received Sc 30 from j. d.
F.. Port Richmond. 5. L. for the society for the
| Prevention Of Crime, Of which the Rev. DIR. I. H.
| Parkhurst is president.
| The Police Commissioners yesterday examined
seventy six young men who had passed the 'Ni
Service examination and appointed them policemen
| Oh probation
The following additional subscriptions 10 the Russian
Relief Fund were received by The Tribune yesterday
s25 from George A. shepard $136 a collected from
the congregation OF the First Presbyterian Church Mt
Huntington. y. Y, Of the Presbytery Of Nassau; ~
from Hanover, y. II.,' and ~ 80 from 81. ID. j.,
| Port Richmond, S. ~
Ex.lieutenant George c. Miller has recently re
turned from an extended western tour representing
manufacturing ntrests Of magnitude. lie quotes the
Chicago people as earnest touching the approaching
Worlds Fair and gives IT as his opinion Tint TIC
Exhibition Will be crcdabe to sister state and Will
! Gttingy represent the great American na,loh.
The annual meeting Of the Great South Bay Yacht
| Club will I've held at DelmOnicos in Broad-st at
80 O'Clock TO day.
There were 4OG7I immigrants landed at Fills Island
last month. OF the "a were returned
Michael Reinberg. agent for the United Hebrew
| Charities went TO Ellis Island yesterday and dis
buted 200 pounds of uneavencd bread TO the Hebrew
| immigrants there. A. Mailman, Of Harlem, also ais
tributed A quantity OF the Passover bread
The ferryboat Farragut, OF the Fulton Ferry nnc
| caue into collision with a scOw at 10 yesterday
! afternoon The Farragut was just leaving her sip
| on the Brooklyn side and the scow was being towed
| aown the river The starboard piddlebox oil the
| Forracut was smashed and she was 80 badly Disabled
that she unable to continue on her UP l4'e
| scow was uniniured.