New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10

monicos. the following were elected officers for the
ensuing year President Walter Watson ,a nrs'
vice-presfdent, Bryce Gray second vice-presldeht'
James Fraser managers John Patton, William A.
Patton, John Mackay, William LyaLl Alexander eE
PaympS Sa%e ne4 B sTsasGre assistant
rotary ID. MacGregor Crerar chaPIams, WtI ntnian
Taylor, d. D.. William 0rmiston, d. d. physician
Dr. S. b. Wylie Macleod.
| AID SOLICITED FOR DAY NURSERY. nm
| day nursery was opened last April at No. 3O9
West Thirtyseventh,st matf9h Was anortbV
and instructed to receive only the children OF
parents Two meals day and sometimes: 81, three re
meals are provided for each child. The daily at
| tendance IS from fifteen to twenty-five ch1ldreni
The nursery is open from O. m. TO P IN, amt
| rooms viii accommodate. Money, food and clQt u
ing are asked for the work and they may be SEM
Mrs Pima Amory, at No. AZ West Thirty -nlnth-s''
THE WEST SHORE RAILROADS APOLOGY.
| At a meeting of the veterans of the 9TH Regi-
ment Yesterday letter was read from Henry
MOnett general passenger agent OF the west on9ae
| Railroad apOlogizing for the lack OF acc0mm0da-
ton for the veterans their return from the New
! burg celebration The railway company, after ex-
planning the causes of the difficulty refunded Inc
cost of the Transportation of the veterans, amount
! ing to $3.50 The explanation and its accompany
| ing apology were considered satisfactory, and tne
amount refunded was voted by the organization 70
be placed i'm the Benevolent Fund of the 7th Regl-
| ment Veterans.
DESERTED by FATHER AND MOTHER.
Jean Francois married Marie Auburt in bordeaux
three years ago, and q year and hall later Jean
deserted his wife and child and came Ioboken'
The deserted wife afterward married F. Laehne,
and three months ago she and her husband alSo
came to Hobokcn, leaving the child with Eugene
Aubert sister OF Marie Eugene and the chhd
arrived on the steamship Labrador on Thursday,
and the mother refused to have anything u. oo U
with the child The father also declined to receive
it, Eugene thcn reported the facts TO Secrelaiy
Jackson at Castle Garden, who will take steps 10
compel the parents to take care of the neglected.
offspring.
AN ATTACHMENT AGAINST CLEARY.
The Bergner and Engcl Brewing Company some
time ago obtained Judgment OF $023 o2, III the Clty
Court against Michael Cleary, the prIze-hghter'
This was not paid, and ClcaTy was ordered to APP
pear before Judge llawes IN supplementary pro-
feedRgs but as he f failed to a ae dd no
appear then and he adjudged guilty ~ con-
tempt of court. Two witnesses Thomas English ana
John Flynn, who failed to appear, were adJudgcd
guilty Of the same offence. Yesterday ATTACHMENTS
were issued against the three, by Judge McAdam
before whom they were brought, and they were iheh
placed in the custody of counsel to appear ON Mon
day next.
BROOKLYN.
The referee in the suit for absolute divorce
brought by Mrs. Sarah G. Phillips against jeremiah
II. Phillips has recommended that the divorce DE
granted.
Mrs Mary Harpc has begun suit for absolute
divorce against John Harpc who left her two
years ago and is believed to be in the West Indies.
William Dunlow, age thrty-fve, of Classon;ayc
and DOuglasS-st fell from cart load Of bricks nj
Union and Ncyins-sts. yesterday. He fractured his
skull and died in a short time.
A coroner's Jury having found that Mrs Mary j.
Young whom her husband. Thomas j. Young, shot
and killed on October u, ut No % Temp ins-aye,
came to her death at her husbands hands, he was
arraignCd before Justice Massey yesterday, and was
held to await the action of the Grand Jury.
William Graw, age twcnty-four, steward of the
schooner Napoleon, lying of Pottery Beach Green
point fell overheard at late hour on Thursday
night while going a board the vessel with box of
groceries aud was drowned. His body was not re-
covered. His parents live in Wiliamsbridgc.
Alfred Burns Of No. 1873 West Thirtich-st, New
York was arrested yesterday for stealing jcwelry
worth $500 on Tuesday morning from the room Of
Miss Immcrschtt nj No 1915 Safest. Her father
met the thief leaving the house as he returned
home. and the intruder politely explained that he
was n physician and had been called TO attend
sick woman. Burns said yesterday that he was
crazy drunk at the time. The jewels were
recovered.