New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
NETWORK CITY.

,- ,hai rires from, the Aldermanic and Sur
rogates' departments will meet at the Polo Drouhus
AZ n m to-day. The Aldermen VIII be D"yer'
uI,che-: Muh catcher: Lantree. Wines ana "oou-
man on the bases: School Windolph ara lait' III
IN, n,ld and Olcott or Hall at short. The Surro-
g,,es. battery. will be Ferguson and Schwegier'
With O. Brien Gross and Connell on the bases. NC
Dewitt. Curtis and SnevdaIva in the heId' ana
Sln)tt as shorstop.
TIL. Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
,erday handed down decision dismssing the wr'e
q, certiorari obtained by Edward Cahill TO review
the determination OF the Tax Commissioners III re-
moving him from the office OF Assessor OF the city
% \ev-York Cahiu was removed summarily on
November % last. II. A. Gumbleton' his attor-
nov In the present action. was dismissed at tho
same time The Court holds that the commissions
ers had power TO remove an Assessor at WILL
Navor Strong gave a public hearing yesterday on
tho hin giving permission to private corporation
70 build a bridge from Long Island city to Wards
Island and then announced tina: he would veto 'he
hill on the ground that such privileges should not
be delegated TO private parties. Colonel ueorse
prss and ex-Corporation Counsel jerks, OF Brook
lvn spoke I'm favor OF the bill.
Tho annual meeting o, the Savings Banks Asso-
ciatIon OF the State OF New-York VIII be held IN
tho rooms Of the New-York Chamber OF Commerce,
Mutual Life Insurance Building. NO 81 Nassau-s''
on Wednesday at II o'clock
Moderation Society will take place to-day at the
Five Points Mission
Tho Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court de-
cldeI Yesterday without writing any opinion. that
Patrick McElroy. policeman from May 20 1877,
until September 6. 1895. was rightfully dismissed
from the Police Department
4 reception will be gwen for the Rev. Dr. and
Mrs David H. Greer at No. % 81. Marks Place on
Monday evening by st. Bartholomew's Chinese
Guild.
The trustees OF the Normal College will meet
Tuesday at p. m at No. li6 Grand-st. Tne trus-
tocs O, the College OF the City o; New-York Will
meet at the same place AT 4:So O'CLOCK
Tho Round Table club will have It's first annual
meeting at Clarks. No. % West Twenty-th!rd-st..
Tuesday at $50 D. m. The Cuban question will be
discussed after dinner by F'idel c. P.erra and f. +.
Powers.
The motion which was to have been argued yes
terlay morning in the Supreme Court before Jus
tIce Pryor In the suit brought by the Attorney
General against the underwriters or the People
rire IJovds to prevent them from doing business
In this State was adjourned. on application OF the
defendants counsel, who asked a weeks time to
prepare FOR It,
The cornerstone OF the new synagogue OF the
conqregation Shearith Israel will be laid next
Wednesday Mt $40 o'clock at Central Park West
and Seventieth-st.
Acting Inspector Brooks yesterday celebrated the
twenty-ninth anniversary of bis appointment on the
police force He has been a captain since June 3o'
1881 On May q 1t VIII be year since he was de-
tailed Acting Inspector
The committees OF the Typothetae and Typo
graphical Union No. have failed to agree on a
settlement OF the differences existing between J. ].
Little. e. Co. and their employees. and the matter
will now be submitted to Seth Low. president OF
Columbia who has agreed 10 act as arbitrator.