New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
NETWORK CITY.

Navor,s Marshal Heay has ordered ne" paoee
for street vendors and licensed Venuo,' ,ho,r
nrevent these dealers from using oauee' NJ 49,
, Tho new badge s OF white metal ABOUT INC
size of the police badge. with the "oru "e''"'"
d,sa" and the number engraved thereon
Va witnesses appearing yesterday. the |o'"i'.'
,,ors ~ Accounts adjourned their investigator"
~. pud,nys Department until Monday next al
. ~ u,hen Superintendent Constable Will pe eN-
om,nad as 10 his knowledge OF irauduien' p'"'
tees which prevailed In the Department.
1,hcre will be a special half-hou Lenteh service
for business men and boys cons's""e VI ~
I,,opv HYMNS and an address In ST. Paurs Chapei
at l2N5 o'clock to-day
o,,oro will be an exhibition Of paintings. loaned
nv members, in the Stewart Gallery at the Man
ps,,an Cluh house from Thursday. March 10. until
the Monday following The clubhouse WIN o'
omen TO women on Friday. March 20. from II a. m
,u , n m and on Saturday. March q. from
II a. m. until p IN.
IT., a,,b hennial convention OF the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary Association will be held March y
in the seminary building. No. 1876 Lexington-ave''
al 1890 a. m. and 2:So p m
O,to Kemprer and Thomas A. Fulton secre-
tarv OF the Excise Reform Association. VIII speak
on Excise Legislaton' at the Liberal Club, No.
29O East Fifteenth-st.. this evening.
Charles Martis. alias Boston Charlie" who was
reorrested Wednesday afternoon after being dis-
charged by Magistrate Crane in the Centre street
Court was yesterday turned over 10 the O"'e'
s,a,es authorities and arra!gned before Commis-
,nor chisIds He is wanted in Washington for
,,,dlnp The case was adjourned till next Tues
day.
,.or,rollsr Fitch had a talk yesterday with Mayor
Strong relative to the revenue and schoolhouse
bonds that Will shortly be advertised Tor SAFE p'
the city The Controller said that there was every
indication that the bonds would bring good prices
as the money market was easy. despite the hea'y
drain caused by the recen; Government bond SAFE
There are now nearly 100000 worth OF bonds TO
sell and the advertising OF them VIII probably De-
gin next week. extending over period OF ten days
THE Controller is averse to high rate OF interest
and q, Der cent is his highest figure There Is
every prospect that per cent VIII be Inc Top
notch Just now city bonds are on par with
Government bonds. and At the next sale are eN-
pected to bring good prices.
George w clyde & Co.. owners OF the steamship
Clyde which was run into on Saturday last In the
fog by the steamship Guyando,,e. OF the Old Do
minion Line have filed libel in the United states
District cour, for T5.co against the Old Dominion
Company.
Tho Architectural League exhibition. which has
been open TO the public for nearly three weeks In
the galleries Of tn, Fine Arts Builiins, NO 20
West Fifty-seventh-st. will close tomorrow even
ing. The exhibition this year has been far more
successful than in previous years. There has been
no admission fee charged this year. except on
Tuesdays and Thursdays and the result has been
that every afternoon and evening the galleries
have been crowded.
Mayor Strong will approve the bill recently passed
by the Legislature amending the original Grand
/ Concourse bin for the North Side. TIE amendment
merely allows the Concourse Commissioners to ac-
qu!re the land necessary for the boulevard in sec-
tons instead OF as d whole