New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

Forty varnlshers and ten painters LETT their work
yesterday in the Lords Court Bulliing. VIII
iam-st. and Exchange Plnce owned by John i.
williams because their wages were In arrears
John T. Mitchell, the contractor. owes the varnish-
ers 81 35s and It was said he waiting TIL no
got his money from the owner OF the building
The owners agent said Mitchell had been paid In
full a mechanics lien is TO be filed.
The Business Mems Democratic Association yes
terdav passed resolutions approving the bill on the
subject OF bankruptcy. which recently passed the
House OF Representatives and is now pending In
the United States Senate Senator'S Hll and Murphy
were requested to use their best efforts 10 make
the bill n law
The last meeting OF the New-York Sunday School
Association for the season Will be held next Mon
day evening in the Broadway Tabernacle. when
the question OF cooperation among the officers OF
tho Sunday school Will be discussed.
At the Y. W. c. A. Library. No. East Fifteenth
ST.. the annual meeting OF the New-York Library
Club will be held at p. m. tomorrow. when there
Will be an election OF officers. and c. y. Nelson
will give a history OF the club.
There will be an exhibition OF Wild flowers OF
New-York City and It's vicinity In the library OF
the Normal College from to p. m. on Thursday
and Friday, ana from 10 a. IN. 10 p. m. on Satur-
day. for the Leneht OF the Alumn@ settlement.
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will deliver
illustrated and historical lecture to-day at p
Four cars Of Montana ranch unbroken horses and
colts seventy-three head were sold yesterday at
the Central Stock Yards OF New-Jersey. to pay tho
freight. Some OF the horses went low as $40
each. ,t..l a..
Hoke Smith. Secretary OF the Interior. will ad-
dress the members OF the Reform Club upon tho
money question al a dinner TO be held at the club
house on Saturday evening at GAS O'Clock.
Tho Murray Hill Republican Club will have
ot,, Do a1v,a,,
and Forty -second-st.. on Friday evening
Miss Susan f. Blow will lecture at the Teachers
College on Saturday. at y. m. on the "Mutter
und Kose Lieder.
demonstration OF the principles OF Froebers
system will be given at the Teachers College by
the Kindergarten Department Saturday at II
q. m.
A mass-meeting will be held In Protection Hail.
M Courtandt-aye and One-hundred- and -hfty y-sec-
ond-st- tomorrow evening. under the auspices OF
the Twenty-thrd Ward Property Owners Assoc'a-
tion to advocate the running Of continuous trains
on the elevated railroad north OF the Harlem River
The bakers completed arrangements yesterday to
celebrate next Saturday the first anniversary Of
the Bakeshop Inspection law and the tenth ann
versary OF the Journeymen Bakers International
Union. The branches OF the Journeymen Bakers
International Union in this city, Brooklyn Jersey
City, Hoboken and Newark will take part In the
Union Square with torchlight procession. DR.
Ratnsford and Speaker Fish. Of the Assembly. are
expected to give addresses.
The Farmers Club Of the American Institute gave
an exhibition OF garden and greenhouse plants yes
terday afternoon at It's rooms. No Ill to ll5 West
Thirty -eigh hth-st. from TO 9. At D. m the club
held It's last regular meeting OF the season. The
discussion was "Spring Gardening" by Samuel
Henshaw and c. l.. Allen.
Coroner Tuthill held inquest yesterday into
the cause OF death Of Mrs. Wong He Chong. wife
OF the E.ghth-ave. tea merchant. who died from
poisoning by cynide Of potassium In the rear OF her
husbands store. at No 26 Eighth-ave. six weeks
ago. 1t was thought at the time that the woman
committed suicide. quantity OF testimony was
taken at the inquest yesterday. and the jury
brought In a verdict that death due to poison
received in some unknown manner.
A meeting for the election OF a Board OF Directors
to for the coming year was held yesterday by
the stockholders OF the International Bell Telephone
Company Q.imitedD. at No. 80 Liberty-st The fol-
lowing elected: Samuel d. Babcock. Gardiner
G. Hubbard. Louis A. Hoffman,. Richard A
McCurdy. Charlton T. Lewis. Elisha s. Converse.
William Mertens. Howard Q. Randall and Louis A.
Thebaud.