New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-18
NETWORK CITY.


Tn. Bronx River Sewer Commission will have
a public hearing in the Common Council Chamber
January %.
NJ D. Buckley sends s. for the Armenian suf-
ferers which has been handed to John 5. keE-
needy, treasurer of the Chamber OF Commerce fund
The Tribune has received 81 from mo Name" for
the woman in Newark who, captain in the Sal
walton Army, has made such sacrifices for the poor
Superintendent Of Buildings Stevenson Constable
made public yesterday morning the following APP
po.ntments: Clerks-Arthur V. Healey. John J.
Sesnan Robert F. Newman. Lawrence WELLER
Adam Dorr and Charles Schaefer. jr.: plumbing in
spectors-Terence J. Donohue and Charles Read;
messengers-John Midnight. Farnhan Hail. Edward
B. Kinney, Patrick J. Kinney. Patrick j. Murray
and Edward McEvoy.
Thomas F. Sutton, OF No. 6s West One-hundred-
and-thrty-th.rd-st., inspector OF paving in the
Department of Public Works, indicted yester-
day the complaint OF the Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works for charging the city with time at s. 20
day. during which he employed by the Man
haitian Elevated Railway. Sutton was first APP
pointed an inspector in 1887. He gave bail in 5000
for trial. Suttons last Job was inspecting paving
in Coumbus-ave. between sixty-sixth and Seventy
seventh SITS. 1t alleged that he swirded the
city out OF 500
The trial OF the two alleged disposers OF coun-
terfet bills. Santo Iazaro and Salvatore Macchion
was concluded before Judge Brown IN the United
States Criminal Court yesterday. and the jury re-
turned a verdict finding Lazaro guilty and Mac
chion not guilty.
concert was given by the Cecilia Bradford Trio
at the Young Mems Institute. No. 222 Bowery last
night Gilbert Walden, the Southern elocutionist
also entertained the members
Street Cleaning Commissioner Waring yesterday
rejected the bid made by Ze2h r. Mag.ll, Of AL
bany for the cremation OF the city garbage alleg-
ing that the proposed plan OF cremation was ex-
detrimental at best. The matter Will not be re-
advertised, the Commissioner says.
The foremen and inspectors in the Street Clean
ing Department donned their overcoats for the
first time this year yesterday. The coats are Of
dark-bue cloth. and trimmed with brass but
tons. The sweepers still keep their duck.
Postmaster Charles W Dayton returned from
Chicago yesterday. He absent to attend the
convention OF the Chicago Postofice Clerks AS
ISOLATION in the interest OF the Clerks Cassifca-
ton bill. TO be presented TO Congress next week
The Rev. Dr. George W. Miller pastor Of St
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church. Seventy
sixth-st.. near Columbus-ave., seen yesterday
by Tribune reporter In regard to his call 10 sue
coed the Rev Dr. Richard Harcourt as pastor OF
Grace Church. in Baltimore. DR. Miller said that
he had nothing say the subject His former
charges were at Chambersburg. Penn: Whining
ton. Del. and Kansas City, Mo.
The rooms of the New-York Flower Mission, No
l4 East Twentieth-st.. will be open December 49,
90 q and %. for the reception and distribution Of
fruit Jelly cards and decorations for the
island hospitals and insane asylums and for gifts
OF tea cocoa, beefextract, condensed milk and
other decacies for sick poor in tenement houses
Toys and especially dolls requested. the lat
ter being in great demand for sick and crippled
children. Money for the purchase OF delcaces is
greatly needed. Women interested in the work are
earnestly invited TO assist the rooms on those
days.
The Board OF Health yesterday afternoon ap-
pointed Dr. Theodore Chamberlain, OF No q West
Forty four;h-st., assistant resident physician at
Willard Parker Hospital. George A. Wood. OF No
304 East Twenty third-st.. made a meat In
spector. The Board received letter from the Re-
tail Butchers Association, approving the uniform
enforcement OF the law against hanging meat
poultry and game in front OF the stores
1.-The Claims OF Class Legislation" will be the
subject OF Professor George Guntons free lecture
in Social Economist Hall. No. "a Union Square this
evening at O'Clock.
The monthly meeting OF the Alumnae Assoca-
ton OF the Womans Art School OF Cooper Union
held on Monday afternoon. The following
officers elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent Miss A. NJ Upjohn; vloe-presidcnts. Miss A.
G. Morse. Miss Ii. /. Michel Miss WiDifred Bah