New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
NETWORK CITY

Alderman Flynn, who has been laboring assduously
for several years 70 get New York street named
after his bosom friend eXFire Chief Harry Howard.
and whose attacks upon Baxter Elm, Howard. Pell and
Bayari sts have successfully met defeat. was up and
at it again yesterday. He made a second attack on
Bsyard.st and failed OF success.
Resolutions approprating $500 for Memorial Day
observance: asking the Park Department 10 set
aside portions of Tompkns Square for the exclusive
of their children and ordering the closing on Good
Friday of all the municipal departments which are not
required by law to be kept open, were passed by the
Board of Aldermen yesterday.
Judge Cowing in General Sessions yesterday
tonced Kate McCarty twenty three years old, OF NO.
e67 East feminist to three years in the pencntiary
for beating and scadng her sister Mary ten years old
Dennis W. OHalloran. who accuses f. L. Godkin,
Editor of "The Evening Post" of criminal libel has
been summoned to make his complaint before the
Grand Jury tomorrow.
Comnas sioner Shields yesterday held George Jacobs
alias Edward Bechtold, the so-called king of the
greengoods men, in 5000 bail to await the action
of the Federal Grand Jury. lie is accused Of swindng
John Helm, Of Reitz, Penn, out of 500
The Rapid Transit Commission held meeting
yesterday as two members unable TO be present.
The Committee Teachers of the Board of Edu
cation held a meeting yesterday afternoon The mem
bers made up long list of the teachers who having
served fourteen years, are entitled to the MAXIMUM
salary of their grade for next year.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open free
to the public to-day from 10 O'Clock a. m. TO p IN.
will be open free during the hours to morrow.
Friday and saturday, and saturday evening from
10 10 p. IN.
L. {. stanton. who was appointed cashier OF the
NewYOrk Life Insurance Company 10 succeed Theodore
NJ Bana, has resigned and his resignation has been
accepted like effect May /. 1t is said that he
will be appoint>I to another place in the company
service, but Oh Gs subject the officers decline TO
have anything TO say. 1t was also said yesterday that
it the intention Of President Mccall to reinstate
Mr. Banta in his old place, but about this. too, the
officers refused TO talk
City missions the subject under discussion at
the afternoon session Of the second annual conference
of the Missionary Society Of the Amy Baptist Church
No. $40 West Fifty iourth-St, yesterday. The Rev.
a. ii. birmingham. presided.
The members of the Cotton Exchange decided yes
terday By Il vote OF ia to to make Good Friday
holiday. 1t was also decided 10 close the Exchange
on the saturday following.
The HAYDN Society Of Ncw-York will give concert
at Madison Hail. OnemndI and twenty iftl-st and
Madison-ave. tomorrow evening at which Nine.
scalchi will assist
Anton scldl and his orchestra have been engaged
to provide music at Madison square Garden in october
during the Food Show.
AT the Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church, No. West
Forty-sxth-st, special services will be held during
the next two weeks The Rev. DR.. A. j. Gordon, OF
Boston, will preach on Thursday and Friday evenings
April and 6, and on Sunday. April 10
The following directors Consolidated stock and
Petroleum Exchange were reelected yesterday >. Fl
Strong IL. A. Thompkins, G. IL. Badeau, NJ E. AgueIo.
II. \. Hayden, W. F. Daniels and George Small, jr.
The officers will be elected to-day.
De La sale Institute in West Fifty -nlnh-s, will
hold its annual games the Manhattan Athletic
Club grounds in May. AS the institution is leader
among lis kind. and counts some good runners among
the elder students, the occasion will be notable
Archbishop Corigan will confirm at st. Mchael's.
St Raphaes and the church Of the Blessed sacrament
in Seventy -frst-st. this week.s lie will also make
visitation of these parishes, which consists of cXamna-
ton into the condition Of the church property, Of the
affairs vestmcnts and altar furniture Of the methods OF
Observing rubrca prccepts and inspection of accounts
Professor C. F. Chandler DR.. F. J. Janeway and
DR.. stephen Smith, formerly members OF the Health
Board. have united with the present Health Com
mssioners in urging the Legislature to pass bill
providing for Health Department pension fund
AT the Office Of the National Line steamers yesterday
II was said that 1t had been decided to cease carrying
steerage passengers all the capacity OF the steamers
of the line required for freight
The funeral Of the Rev. Charles C. Taber was held
yesterday morning at st. AIMS Church in West
Fichtecnth-st The Rev. DR.. Galaudet oficated.
The burial was at Greenwood
Captain Hopkins, Of the steamship Venezuela which
arrived here yesterday from LII Guayra said that
when lie left that port everything was peaceful there
There were runors Of trouble in the Interior but no
battle had been fought Of which he knew and he was
inclined think the reports which had reached tins
country OF the trouble In Venezuela had been eX-
aggerated.
= H. seaman, the agent Of the Cromwell Line Of
steamers, said yesterday that there was no truth
whatever in the rumor that the Cromwell Line had
been bought by the American Sugar Refining Com
pany or by any other company individual.
william Leary yesterday elected member OF
the Campaign Committee Of the Republican Club in
place OF jefferson Scigman who declined membership.
Mr. Leary is secretary Of the Executive Committee OF
the club.