New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

be- reelected. Mr. Kinhc has the appointment OF two
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction TO make
before his term expires, 10 succeed Commissioners
Nolan and Murphy. They were appointed two years
ago by supcrvsor.at Large Quintaj, whom they after
ward elected their counsel In tho Charities Board
One Of the important duties which Will dcvolve
upon Mayor Body in the Is the appoint
mcnt OF members Of the Board Of Education t" sue
coed those whose terms expire with the end OF this
month. They are Tuns &. Bergen. Robert 4. Black.
James Is. Bouclt. James l.. Drummond william Ferris.
Franklin W. Hooper. william s. Lynch. John W.
Weber Peter H. McNulty. Ebcn Miller John h.
Powell Arthur somcrs, George straub and Charles
f. Tcalc. Tho place Of the late Daniel ". Northup.
whose term woud have expired at the time.
IS also to be filed. Those who most likely TO BE-
rcappintod are Messrs Tcac. Bergen. Hooper. ouck.
Drumrtond Miller Powell Webcr- ,trnub and Somcr'.
Mr.. Lynch IS also holding another Office under the
city government. and Mayor Body has declared
against double oniccholdinG. Among the former
members Of the board spoken OF for reapp,intmcnt
are John G. Kelley and Charles IInrlck. The ap
pintmcnts will have direct bearing upon the choice
OF president Of The board. July II. The political
element In the board Is actively working for James
b. BOuck. president Of tho seventh Warl Democratic
Association. James Weir. lr.. and john Il. Thpmp
son are also mentioned for tho Office. Mr.. Thompson
IS vicc-p c,dcnt and has acted president since
Joseph G. Hendrix resigned To become n member Of
Congress.
The second meeting Of The new Republican County
Committee will bo held on Tuesday evening at No
Ill Lawrcnccst. The most important thing 10
come up will be the report Of III" Committee on
organization In regard TO the contests In the Seven
tecnth and Twenty fifth wards. IN the case Of tho
seventeenth Ward the report will probably favor tho
seating Of the delegates representing the George H.
NasOn Interest and IN the other those representing
the William Cox forces. question Will arl'r In
regard 10 rcfundlng 10 the delegates who are not
seated the Of S23 apiece. which thcy paid to
qualify. Contrary to al precedent. the fees were
accepted from contc,iing delegates al the first meet
Ing The question is likely to be raised ms to the
Jurisdiction Of the Committee on Organization over
the contests The Executive Committee did not
meet for organization last week, expected but Will
probably do soon. The County Committee has
regular meetings In June, July and August.
The regular night for he meetings Of the new Re
publican ward committees is next Tuesday. the third
In TIE month. bat account Of the adjourned meet
Ing Of the County Committee that evening. 1t /,
probable that the county ward committees Will not
some together until next month. Next week the
district associations viii meet
Dr Ly%an AbhG' Is busy man I @h from s aT
tho bacCaaurcatc sermon before the students OF Ia"
Packer Institute To-day he breaches to ne s'usrnia
II The Mount lOlylkc seminary. al Iihdlry. Mass
Next sunday h. Will make III" principal address -
the Eeechcr Memorial Meeting. 10 be- held In A..
ISOLATION Hail. under the auspices Of The Iroolyn
Institute on tho clcilcth anniversary ~ the birth ~
The great preacher Dr. CmIlc, u, llan WIN prcacs.i
at th" gathering
Unless the Illness of judge Monrc. who i suffering
from rheumatism again. shall prevent The TRIAL If
District Alderman Mckee ii viii b. begun again 10.
morrow The Illness Of d" side Justice kcliy put al
end tn the first attempt TO convict him ~ Grand
larceny IN c,nncction with the "uraeoou, "Aprrdi-
turc, for the Columbus celebration. IN extra panel
Of Jurors has Irn drawn r tomorrow. II tie trial
4. mt of for any roa son J. week IL IL not ilS"Y
10 come up again until the iall
The late Daniel W. Northrup was . man e much
force ~ character and had the Rcpnhlcan> been IN
the majority In tn" city, his public service would ~
~ means have be- confined 10 the Board 81 Education
lie ran once for CIV Judge and was defeated and
an asplran for nomination for state senator He
nephew ~ "rrcle~ Daniel N"rihrup The veteran
secretary OF the CITY Works Department. who las
served the city for forty years.
4 meeting viii be- held In he civ Hall TO morrow
TO complete the details Of The preparation, for Brook
Ign bay ri the Worlds Fair. In Chicago. Tuesday
Juno o. Mayor Body VIII with the party 10
accep the freedom II the ci'y from Mayor Harrison
| and It. Clair NcKolwny VIII make an address. DR.
Tamarc has been compelled iy previous cneaeamcnt
to decline 10 speak NJ the exercises In Chicago bu
some other representative minister will probably be
heard.
Owing TO the action Of the Aldermen concerning
the oaer OF tue Union street Railway Company for