New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-06
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Observation-Disclosures
Roman Catholic Home and Hospital IS TO be
opened i'll CarInanSVllle.
The finest mechanical toys ever imported, are dis
PLAYED in the principal toy stores
Acknowledgement Ward and the officers OF the
First Brigade stan dlned together laSI evening az
the Union League Club.
The Aldermen Yesterday appropriated $1,000 for
the payment Of clerks who tabuated ana prepared
the election returns.
Saturday will be observed as a holy day OF
Obligation in the Catholic churches. Il is the feast
of the Immaculate Conception of the virgin Mary
The Hamburg steamship Westphalia, which ar
rived yesterday, had boisterous passage. strong
gales and tempestuOus seas, with frequent SHOW
squalls, were features OF the trip
SENATOR ANTHONY IMPROVING.
Although it was reported at Washington yester-
day that Senator Anthony had suffered 2 relapse
upOn inGuirng Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night
it was learned that his condition was improving.
CONTEMPLATING SILVER FRAUD.
counterfeit of the standard silver dollar has
appeared. 1t is good imitation, but the letters
and figures are darker than those OF the genuine
coin.
APPEALS FOR TEMPERANCE.
The Temperance Society OF the NewIfOrk Con-
ference win hold mass-meetlng in the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Seyenth-aye;. on
Friday, December IA. The Rev. Drs. L. S. Todd,
O. II. Tiffany and Others will speak.
THE IANGHAM TO GO ON.
f. n Wilson, lessee and proprietor of the Lang
ham Hotel at Fifth-ave. and Fifty d-st said
Yesterday that all the claims against the hotel had
been amicably adjusted so that the Langham could
he carried on without check or embarrassment.
LECTURES IN THE FORSYTH NJ T. CHURCH.
The Rev John Johns will deliver the fifth of the
course of lectures in the Forsyth Methodist Episco-
nal Church tonight on Orange Peel on the Side
Walk DIR. j. o. Peek will deliver the sixth on
next Thursday night Oh PLUCK versus Good Luck"
THE ODD REGIMENTS ANNUAL BALL.
The 22d Regiment has arranged to give it's annual
ball OH January 7, at the Metropolitan Opera
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pieces and string band OF 100 instruments under
fillmore. The sale of boxes will take place at the
Armory in FOuTteenth-st. on Monday evening.
TIE NEW LOAN COMMISSIONER.
Adolph l.. Sanger, of No. ! 10 Broadway, was APP
pointed Loan COMMISSIONER for the County OF
New-YOrk by Governor Cleveland on Tuesday, III
place of Charles r. Latting, whose term of office ex
pred some time i'll June. Mr.. Sanger held the same
Office for three years under Governor Hoffman.
A ST. NICHOLAS FESTIVAL.
The nineteenth annual st. Nicholas festival
of the Holland Society, Eendracht Maakt
Macht," took place last night in Turn Hall, East
Fourth-St. A Dutch comedy, DE Drie Gezelten op
Rosendaal," was acted by members of the society;
At a supper which followed st: Nicholas appeared
dressed in the full regala of a bishop.
A BEGGING LETTER-wRITER PUNISHED.
The Charity ORGANIZATION SocictyS special agent
Yesterday morning arrested Thomas j. Hutchinson,
q notorious begging letter-writer who has de
frauded several benevolent ladies and has avoided
all honest work for two years. Judge Duffy SEN
fenced him to the Island for two months.
MRS. cory PERMITTED 70 RETURN TO FRANCE.
Mrs. Louise COty, in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner charged with attempting TO shoot her hus-
band at Merccr-st and Wayerley place on NOyem-
Der 7, pleaded guilty yesterday OF mans laughter in
the third degree. Sentence was suspended con-
dition she would return TO France. She will go on
Saturday.
civil. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Messrs COmstOCk, Williams StanwOOd aud Mus
grave the Custom House Civil Service examiners,
held an examination yesterday of persons desiring
ccrkships at 81 400 and ~ 800. About forty ap-
WE ma wa i'm
the usual branches of study. Examinations of
clerks already in the Custom House who desire
promotion to the $1,000 aud $500 grades will be
held to-day.
FROM THE HOUSE or REFUGE TO SING SING.
The authorities of the House of Refuge yesterday
sent back TO the Court of General Sessions Isaac
ArOnson, who had been committed to that nstitu-
tion on a charge of stealing a pOckct-bOOk The boy
said in cOurt that he was only fifteen years old but
il was afterward found that he eighteen. He
was sent by Judge Gdersleeve to the State prison
for three years.
GIIMPsEs or TIE ITALIAN COLONY.
The Italian colony in MulbeTy-st, between
Worth and Bayard SITS, is little world in itself.
There dozens Of stores OF all kinds, more than
dozen restaurants two or three so-called hotels
two banks two printing offices butcher shops and
bakeries aud steamship agencies. Italian physl-
clans display their signs an Italian counsellor at
law hangs out his single, and an Italian news
paper is published.
THE YALE ALUMNI DINNER.
The dinner of the Yale Alumni of New-YOrk and
vicinity, which was postponed because President
Porter could not be present an earlier date, will
take place Tomorrow evening at DemOnicO'B and
no doubt the excellent speeches which President
Porter, Mr. Eyarts. Wayne McVeagh, William
Walter Phelps, the Rev. Joseph Iwitchell and other
brilliant graduates have prepared for the occasion
will combine with the achievements OF Mr. Del
momco's genius to provide rare entertainment.
LECTURE ON THE EARS.
At the Sixth Street Baptist Church last evening