New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

super11sor John A. Sleicher OF 1.-THE City Rec
ord" was back from Albany yesterday and at his
desk In the City Hall. He said that the report Of
his purchase Of THE Albany State" newspaper was
premature. There hitch in the negotiations.
and whether 1t would be consummated Mr..
Seicher could not say. At any rate he does not
intend to resign his 5000 place in the city govern
ment at present.
Judge Allison yesterday in Part II. General Ses-
slons sentenced David l. Salizman. the former
Parkhurst society agent to five months in the pen-
Tertiary Satzman convicted Of demanding
and receiving $40 from Mrs Minnie Jacobs pro-
prietor of an alleged disorderly house at No. "a
Great Jones-st.
The Justices Of the Supreme Court yesterday re-
0uested the Board of Estimate to allow them four
more clerks as assistants, with salaries not to eH-
coed 81 800 a year The Justices requested also that
$1,000 cut from their provisional estimates be re-
stored. This amount required, they said FOR
alterations to secure more court room, made neces-
sary by the impending changes in the Supreme
Court including the discontinuance OF the Special
Term.
Corporation Counsel Scott yesterday advised the
Police Commissioners TO pay the firm OF Martin b..
Brown for printing the 10000 unused ballots con-
tanning the Democratic State ticket and the Fusion
ticket of this city under the rooster" emblem Of
the State Democracy. THE claim of the printer
was valid" Mr. Scott said. ''he having received a
lawful order to print the ballots and there could
be defence to his claim.
Assernblyman Robert Miller recently appointed
Deputy Tax Commissioner. went into President
Bankers office yesterday. announced that his
bondsmen were outside. and said he ready TO
qualify. Mr. Barker replied that there a ques-
ton whether Mr. Miller eligible. his term Of
office as Assembyman not having A7-ed. He said
that the matter would have to be referred TO the
CORPORATION Counsel Mayor Strong was then con-
suited and IT agreed to pursue this course.
Alderman Noonan. OF the Committee on Lands.
Parks and Public Places, said yesterday that the
committee could not report the dispute between
the descendants OF the Van Arsdale family and
the Society of the War Of 1872 as TO which en-
titled to raise the flag AT the Battery Evacua-
ton Day. because the Board would not meet be-
fore Tuesday and Evacuation Day would be Mon
day. He added that the committee would leave
.he matter to the Park Department. which. he
thought had jurisdiction.
The Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital Forty
frst-st. and Park-ave.. is Planning an agreeable
Christmas for its patients and employees and sub
scriptions for this purpose are solicited
At the adjourned annual meeting OF the County
Medical Society. No. II West Forty third-st. on
Monday evening. a resolution will be offered asking
Mayor Strong TO place under Civil Service rules
all appointments of medical officers In the public
Institutions
A meeting OF the Huguenot Society OF America
will be held at No. l05 East Twenty -sccond-st on
Tuesday at $50 D. m.
The junior students OF the Jewish Theological
Seminary No 1856 Lexington-ave. will have a dis
cussion tonight O'clock under the direction OF
their professor Or. Joshua A. Jone. "Dalectics
and Logic OF the Tamud."
Ebrdge T. Gerry and Professor George Gunton
are TO be among the witnesses this morning be-
for the Renhard Sweatshops Committee.
The Rev. Frank VI. Goodchd will, In the Central
Baptist Church Forty -second-st. west OF seventh
ave. tomorrow evening preach why Don't
Men Go TO Church, He will incorporate In his
sermon answers received from various 10 this
question
Professor r. T. Greener. vice-presdent OF the
Riverside Republican Club. lectured last evening