New-York tribune., 1884-12-14
NEW-YORK CITY.


licenses issued 511 fees. 1886
The Board of Apportionemnt viii meet on
Tuesday at p. and consider the final estima'cs
Deaths last week, 65S; births 637; marriages.
17S arrests by the police. 1.4OO
The entire property Of The Graphic Company has
been bought by j. w. Hinkley. The hnal papers
were signed yesterday.
Roscoe K ngas has RECEIVED we'd $40 for hat f. VI
be acknowledged IN The TRIBUNE.
Francis Mccormick plastercr of No. 14O West
rty-hrst-st., was caught IN an elevator ana IN,
jured seriously yesterday while working AZ NO. III
Madison-avc.
New-Yorkers who wish to spend a part OF the
winter IN mder climate will find many attrac-
tions at Newport News, Va. The new Hotel war
wick is open all the year.
COLLEGE MEN AT DINNER
The class of 80 of the College of the City OF New
York held its second annual reunion last night at
Clark's in West Twenty-thrd-st About thiry
graduates sat down to dinner.
FALLING TO HIS DEATH. o
While working on the new building, NO. 4oo
East Thrty,thrd-s Yesterday John loEd ora OF rt NG
34s West Thlrty-sevcnth-st.. fell from tne lour'h
story and was instantly Killed
INSTALLATION OF YOUNG MINISTER.
The Rev. ID. II. Martin, recent graduate OF ,lls
Union Theological Seminar, has been installed
pastor of the Union Reformed Church at Ogdeh-a'c
| and Observation-Disclosures -eighth-st.
CrRCLE FRANCAIs DE Il Harmonic RAIL-
The annual ball of the Cercle Francais de iiiar-
monte on January 10 Will include many noVei n, lea
Halls will all be used. On January IL the anhuai
dinner will be eaten at the Hotel Brunswick.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING To- BE ERECTED; ~,
The Board of Education VIII soon erst' % rst 6nn
hundred-and-tenth-st.. at the cost Of 900 ana
a prImary-school building at Nos. go to 214 West
| Tenth ST., which will cost S7O.0OO
TO AID VOLUNTEERS WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
This evening at o'clock at the assembly rooms
of Captain John NJ. Schmidt, No; l3 Second-ayc. .
fair will open in aid Of the ,widows and orphans
| fund Of the 1881 Regiment, New-lork NOluhteorS'
| General Franz SiGel will make an address
MONEY FOR THE PARIS CHOLERA srfFEGrEl.,
The subscription of The fourier d,s Etdts- tns Tor
wit with ,S'o total of Si2.o72 6i. The Co~rr had
already forwarded to tho Relief Committee IN
Paris go. 900 francs (Tl l66l 62 and the 9alanr',
81 IlO 90. or 1,3I2 IL irancs VIII ne sent ny 'h'
next steamer.
| DISCUSSING THE PEDESTAL FUND SOCIALLY.
The Barthod Pedestal Fund General Committee
met at the house of William NJ Evarts, 10 - G'a =
| TRlprN Nj reporter: This - soclal meeting me
gen ntcmcn who are present are menherh ol tho Ecn-
cra committee. and will probably discuss plans 9f
raising needed funds. but nothing VIII bo dchnl'e!
| decided
ARRIVAL or OVERDUE STEAMSHIPS.
Three overdue steamships arrived IN port ycSt'r-
| GLASGOW, and the Gambia from Iiayic' ne
| hhacila was due on Monday. she was dclhycu Nv
| head winds and high seas and her coal running low
she put INTO ilalifax for fresh supply; 'r nc
| Anchora was due on Tuesday but was also DELAYED
| by head winds. The Canada was duc on Nouu'H-
! day.
| VARIOIOID ON FRENCH STEAMER.
| When the steamship Canada Of the French llhe
arrived at Quarantine yesterday aud the sIeeiag'
| passengers took their usual promenade past inc
! deputy health officer, Dr. Sanborn, ho noticed a
woman in the throng who had a slight eruption on
her face. lie suspected that she had small
| or varlOoid. Dr. Smith was was sent Tor and Inc
| case diagnosed IL WAS found 20 be case 81 Vario
| lOd The patient was sent 10 the riverside
| Hospital
NOT LONGING FOR THE CLAIMASE
| A letter received recently by John de Morgan or
! thi, city, from the celebrated lchbOrnc Claimant
who is now out ON ticket-Of-ieaye and lecturlng
! tour simultaneOusy This letter requests Mr.. de
| Morgan to ask l.. T. Barnum what he would guar
| antee the writer for SIX months tour through
! America with the " greatest show on earth me
| veteran Snowman replied that " SIT Roger would
| not prove attractive In tins country
THE CROwNING OF MASONIC POET.
4 novel ceremony, whose only precedent Is sald
! to be the crowning of Robert Burns Poet Laureate
! by the Mas0ns Of Edinburgh is 10 take place IN the
! Masonic Temple On Wednesday evening. Ir hol-
| ert Norris known as the poet of Masonry" IS 10
receive laurel crown Mr. Iirod le.oi ,ieneseo, WIZ
| take Ne leading part. The lev. Dr Norrdll Wli
| sneak ON / he SCOPE and Purpose OF Free Ma
| s0nry" and u equity Grand Master Frank Il. Law
| renee will deliver dissertation on - he Poetry ol
! Free Masonry" Tins viii he followed by an al
! dress by John W. Sln0ns, on - Inc Masonic Ser
! wees Of Dr. Morris"