New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
NETWORK CITY.

co,,ro,or Fitch will leave the city tomorrow TOT
r,,o, Lake in the Adrondacks. for niue
,rout.nshing lie expects to be back on Mon''''
Kncv,l g. Perry counsel for the firm OF Syph'r
G. co. which was recently charged with unu''
valuation of imported silver and FURNITURE Ia"
talk with Collector Kilbreth yesterday IN rosarh
IN a COMPROMISE in the case. Collector kiIbreth
has authority under law to make compromise III
such a case II he sees fit. and he will probably 90
60 making the firm pay If anything Is due to the
Government.
Thirty-four excise inspectors we're asked 10 re-
s,on when the new board assumed power IN rep
r,,arv Seventeen of the number refused 10 40 so
and were dismissed. These men hope the supreme
Court will Ieinstate them. test case Is pend'hs'
in which Henry w Stefan is complainant In MS
pet,iion for reinstatement he alleges that MS us
missal was illegal. no hearing was allowed h''"'
The Tribune begs to acknowledge the receipt OF 81
from NJ G.. in aid of Mrs Goldstein OF NO NOT
folk-st who. though in abject poverty ana our
dened with a large family. gave shelter to MIS-
Dvorken and her six children when the latter were
evicted.
Professor G.. Rossoti. who has been sent TO TINS
country by the Italian Government to promote
the interests of the Italian wine trade, VIII dc-
liver a brief address the subject OF MS mission
at the Italian Chamber OF Commerce, NO a state
ST.. tomorrow at p. M
A memorial meeting for Father Edward r. Brady.
founder OF the Columbus branch OF the Irish Ma
tional Federation of America, will be held tonight
in Columbus Hall. No. lcs West Sxteth-st. DIR.
Thomas Adds Emmett will preside
recen,ion for officers OF the naval militia OF tho
various States who visiting the city VIII be held
on the New Hampshire off East Twenty-eighth-st''
tomorrow night
The Electrical League of America. a beneficial
order will finish its organization tonight AT
meeting in Teutonic Hall. Sixtecnth-st. and Third
ave G. W. Hart OF Hartford. will mako an adj
dress
The commencement OF the homeopathic Medical
College and Hospital will be held tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Mendelssohn Glee CluD
Hall, West Fort.ethst
George Barclay Moffat. late OF the firm OF spencer
| rrask g. Co. and Alexander NJ White, tr.. son or
W. A. white Of the firm OF W. \. & \. NJ White
! and member OF the New-York Stock Exchange,
| have formed a copartnership under the frm name
| OF Moffat e. White for the transaction OF general
banking business and dealers In investment Sc
curitics.
John Kane Of No JIG Forsyhs,.. was set free
Yesterday after being a prisoner In the TombS TOT
over q week His wife Alice. died OF poison on
April o. and Coroner Hoeber ordered the arrest
of the husband on suspicion The inquest IN the
case was held yesterday. II was clearly SHOWN by
| the evidence OF Deputy-Coroner Huber that Alice
| died from taking Paris green. All the circum-
| stances pointed to suicide and the jury so round
| for officers and governors or May T. There are
two tickets in the field but both the same with
| the exception OF two nominations for members 81
| the Governing Committee. The tickets are headed
| by Francis l.. Eames for president George W. Ely
| for secretary and +. W Glcy for treasurer ON
| the independent ticket +. W. Harding ana J. Il.
Metcalf are named the Governing Committee, in
| place OF O. II. Bend and j. t. Masiin on the resu-
| lar
| The stats Railroad Commission Samuel \.
| Reardsley chairman: Alfred C. Chaplin and Michael
| Richard met In the Chamber OF Commerce yes'er-
| day morning G. G. Kolf appeared for the Staten
| Island Midland Railroad Company In connection
| with ITS application for leave to use The trolley
system The request was granted.
| There were reports In the city yesterday that
| syndicate had secured an option on a majority Of
the stock OF the Second Avenue Railroad Company.
| and was to transform the horse railroad into
cable road At the offices OF the railroad company
| I'm Sccond-avc. yesterday II was said that the OIL
! Gals no, aware OF any such syndicate.
| Daniel Whalcn, cashier OF the Excise Board
| ports that for the year ending yesterday the board
received for renewals and new licenses tn" sum OF
81 100 40 During the year there issued 1854
| licenses. renewals and transfers
| Edward p. KrIngle has been appointed by tho
| Board OF civil Service Commissioners TO the Office
| OF labor clerk in the Registration Bureau to be
opened to-day. Kringle is at present registration
| clerk In the street Cleaning Department ;. VIII
| lam Brscoe will be assistant labor clerk.
| Thirty-Hve members OF the Metropolitan Opera
| House company will sail to-day on the American
| Line steamer New-York for Southampton.
The work OF tearing down the old "IIerald" Build
| ing at Broadway and Ann-st. will be begun in
| few days on it's site is tc be erected a twenty
story building Of steel frame and granite front. to
| be used office building. The land and the oil
| building bought by Theodore A. Haycmcyer
| for 100000.
| The Museum Of Natural History Is open on week
days from TO O'Clock. on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
| free. ON Sundays II Is open from to o'clock
| Admission Is charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
The twenty-eghth semi-annua exhibition and
spring reception OF the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
| will take place Friday.