New-York tribune., 1884-01-28

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Reformed Pastors, yesey-st, morning
A leading dish IN a Thames-st restaurant Is Ine
"slip-on r-mince pie with an upper layer OF " eich
rarebit -.
A Seyenth-ave. physician dispenses "allopathlc
and homeopathic Treatment and manufacturers
horse and cattle powders"
A great deal of ingenuity was shown, YESTERDAY IN
wrapping up skates so that they fesemoieu pi"SoI
books or Sunday-school papers.
Godfrey Wolff age thirty-nine, alongshoreman,
who had been sick for some time, TOOK muIlaIlc n
acid yesterday morning at his home' NO. loo reriy-
St., and died.
EoUALzING THE sPEED, OF HORSES.
Roadmen say that the "bad going is gre!a,t
equalizer of speed. 1t does not MAKE as inucn @ p -
ference to forty horse as to one that can trot III
thirty.
FOUND NAKED AND NEARLY DEAD.
Maggie McCormac, a homeless young woman,
was found, naked and nearly dead from ~
deserted house, at Nmety-elghth-st ana oec9hu-
ave. She was sent to the Presbyterian Hospital.
FRACTURING HIS SKULL BY FALL.
Thomas Griffin, an Irishman, age tlity-hve, zen
1 $50 Third-ave., yesterday morning ana fractured
his skull. He was removed TO Bellevue Hospital
LECTURES TO LABORING MIN.
course OF S sunday eyfis ba Isbor Lvcen No. 295
Rowerv The lecture last evening was denVeredDy
c. Dawbarus, on Hints to Wage Workers."
THE ST. AIMS CHURCH THEATRICAs;
At Cbickering Hall tonight, Mrs. }. b. Potter,
r. s. Hill. f. +. Coward, and other favorite anna
ters ~ T viii act for the benefit of ST. AIMS Church
for Deaf-Mutes, of which the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet Is
rector The tickets are 81 each.
INCREASED TELEGEAPTItC FACILITIES.
The Bankers and Merchants Telegraph company
have obtained control of the quadrnpleX system on
F. W. Jones' late General iIn Grcut uT ones has m be
come the electrician OF the BANKERS ana Alerchah''
Telegraph Company.
1,,NITIE sOCIETY's ANNUAL BALL
The mask ball of the LAmitie Benevolent So
pyhic fax at
tonight, will probably be largely ATTENDED 1ta an
orchestra OF 100 pieces VIII luinlsh Ihe iusS; nc
nroceeds of the ball will be devoted to charitable
purposes
MICRosCOPICAL SOCIETY ELECTION.
At the annual meeting of the American Mlcro-
scopcal Society of the City OF New-loIk, nelu az AZ
iowino officers were elected: President, John B.
Rich, NJ D.; vice-president, John Frey; secretary
o. c. Mason; treasurer, Cornelius Van Bruht cura-
tor, George Vale.
oEDAINIXG A MINIsrrR.
Walter d. Buchanan was ordained minister 20 on
the PrcsbyterIan faith at the Seventh Avenue Mis-
sion Cevcnth-aye near SiXteenth-St, last evening.
The Rev DR. buchanan, the father, acted as mod
orator The Rev. DR.. John Hall delivered the ordii
nation PRAYER and the charge to the church, and
the Rev DR.. Hamilton the charge to the pastor
The new minister offered the benediction
GIRL SUPPOSED To BE INSANE.
= The nol,ce found in the Grand Central Depot yes
terday morning Rosa Roscmthal, age twenty v VINO
said that she had been put on train for New, York
ga iToYSackie. by an aunt with whom she had been
living and who said she was tired OF keeping her
She was taken to the Central once ana pIt IN IN
charge OF MatIon "eop IL 10 'No"eN' 'N"' -0 40
insane.
ROWLING FOR A PRIZE CUP.
At the bowling tournament LOT tlle NPGTtSmdH cup
and the championship Of Now,1 ork Wmch is IN
nroprcss at PkingtOn Nages Alley IN ilarIelh' tIe
frsf game Saturday night was between the
bachelors and the Nameless teams Inc former
Won With score of S53 TO 1871 The NameIess
teor, defeated the Merry Circle by scoTe0t |fO
to 722, and the Bachelors the Merry Circle oy
score $50 to $50.
"roR Us" AND "OF U.s.. DTFFERTNCE.
Tbere was q slight fire at IheodOre's French
restaurant in West Twenty-third-st., yesterday
that quickly PIT ont M gGe1 gEc@pGs ThI me 1ug of Of 6e
story of the drowned fisherman, whose body went
TO feed the fish he'd baited oft before little
more and the flames that have so often roasted Tor
us would have made a roast OF u.s."
RACK PAY OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
"I cheated YOU ont of this yesterday morning.;
remarked n well-dressed man to an elevated 1all1
wav Cateman Yesterday afternoon, as he handed
him n ticket. 81 was Ill hurry To- eaten my trah
and neglected to put 1t Ill the box. we
have number OF snen GaSes rcroriEor cneTE
regular rider that we know comes on e platform
inst as train comes along and IN his hurry to
catch il he forges to put his ticket IN the box In
case ve know him we never stop him, but wait
until the next morning"
ANOTHER HORSE SHOW IN MAY.
The directors of the National Horse Show AsSo-
ciatIon have decided to hold another show IN Madl-
CON Snnare Garden during the last week of May.
The prizes in the regular classes will amount to
nearly SIS 600. which will make the total of pre-
miuIns over $50, ,O00 Particular attention has been
n,ver 10 trOtting stock fifteen classes being made
Cor them and premiums to the amount of 1000 Of
fored The prizes for thorOughbreds have also been
orgeiv Increased az is also the case with the hun
tors and carriage horses. The Executive Commit
oe IL cnmuosca Of John c. leckscber II. H. Hollis
ter " +, Wharton, II. !. Nicholas, John ID. Chee-
Yer and Beverly Robinson.
N'GIORY WARNED N TIME.
Saturday night for keeping a disorderlv house IN
Hestcr-st. was brought before Justice Duffy at the
Tomhs Police Court yesterday, the witnesses, on
rhose aflidavits he had been arrested refused 10
,oaLe GOOD the statements they had previously
made IN regard TO the character Of McGlOry's
Hrmory Hall Justice Duffy remarked that an ont
rage on the administration of justice had been
ro5nmitted A man had accosted him on Saturday
nigbt he said who remarked that McGlory was in
fII rossesson of the fact that warrant had been
issned against him, and that he was prepared for
Tho visit of the police In consequence of the alb
snnce con of necessary evidence Justice Duffy
obi;@ed 10 discharge McGlOry and the other pris-
OneTS.
BROOKLYN.
William CaTow. who, on Friday, had cut his own
tbroat while insane, died yesterday AT St. Mary's
Hospital.
meeting in support Of the Roosevelt High Ii