New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
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Attn Theatre CoinIu". Harlem, all this week,
the eccentric comedian, Nat G0olN!n, supported ~
his own company will appear IN The Skating
Rink The advance sale has been large.
According 10 Professor Diapers observations in
Central Park the WIND bic sol miles last week
The temperature ranged from GU 10 ~. lhelc
was Al inch OF rainfall
The ship II. Johns, Captain Falcs, which a~rivcd
here Yesterday 0am Liverpool, reported that on
December James Maxwell, The boatsWaln' leil
nom the mIZZcI-tO Sall-Yard and was 1IitO'
CAPTURE OF 4 WEIL-KNOWN TiiEF.
Charles Goddard Of No. 4Ol East filty-seventh-
ST. was ac.ostcI on Friday night IS Ia NS5 eA CT
ing his house by Patrick sullivan, a.laS McUIoin
snatchcd Gebhard's watch and ran toward ,ne
river lie was captured and arra2""'. yesterday
morning before Justice Mnr:ay III the lOrkvillc
Police Court.
Az INSTITUTE or SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Tie Institute of > cal Science has been incor-
norlted by Paike Goodwin, Joseph H. hylance,
Alexander :. Webb, Graham McAdam, Th0ddens
H. Wakemab Justus q. Woods and John {. I2ch0s.
1t, Object is TO promote the Investicaton, euclda-
tion and pr pagatlOn of social science by discus
slons, essays and publications.
TIE CAPTAIN WASDrD OVERHEARD.
The schooner Emma = Briggs arrived mere
Thursday night from Jacksonville Fla III charge
of the first mate. Irving I1bblts: He reports that
ON December ., when oft Cape Hattcras she was
caught IN heavy gale IN which 5he CdPt'n,
AlOnzo Lewis. was washed overheard Sapt4fn
Lewis lived IN BOothbay, Me- where He hau wiz
and children
NAVAL OFFICERS PAYING HEAVY DUTIES.
The difficulty in regard to the duuabc goods on
the United States war ship Junlata was settled
Yesterday by The officers entering the goods III the
Custom House. and paying the duucS on theH'
which amounted TO $1,000. The officers thlhk
they were mIsuscd by the Customs authorities and
say hat the goods were for personal use and were
valued here at nearly ten times their cost.
De. HALL IN THE BROOHE-sr. TABERNACLE.
Since Me2STS. Moody and Saukey held eNangel-
isnc services at the tabernacle NO, so bioolne-
ST., the mcctmce for prayer and Bible study nave
been crowded, and thronEs OF men , have attendea
the Sunday evening service. The Rev. pr. John
Hail breaches tins evening; the Rev d. Stualt
Dodge next sunday evening, and the Rev. I)r.
William Vi. Taylor the following sunday evening.
All the seats are Tree.
BROOKLYN.
Thoma, W Tyncs. one of ;he newly appointed Com
ssIoaers Of CHARITIES and Corrections hed ms oou ~
isSSGjS ''''''"'
The Trunk Line Commissioners received proposition
Yesterday To lay ont track ro'd on the west side
OF Westinghouse. widening 1t 10y MY Iect.
The alterations Of the old Raymond street JAN 70 fit
up for the u>c women prisoners nave been competed
Sheriff Farley hy the contractor Sts ttIIN ne @ %
prisoners will he placed IN cells ana the others Will nave
"A common room.
c. L. Phillips has been secured as the successor OF X
NJ Douglass as supcrnt OF the Ch.idren's Aid
Society Mr. Douglass died last summer
James Nuriy who attempted TO Kill his wife at No.
olG Iorimer-~j on Friday and then shot himself died
early Yesterday ut ST Catherine Hospital HIS
wife Is expected 10 recover
! warrant has been issued in the City Han Police
Court Joseph Mckorn jr, who IS III thc SUGAR
trade with his father No. 10 Eurman-St, with pre-
senug protested note Tor . uu"' si-hcu ny f NJ
S,evaac at tho KE-s County Bank on September J. MI.
Stevauc made affidavit that the signature puIpoTuH- 70
be his forgery Steps are being taken to settle Inc
Permits for s:xty-one new buildings granted last
week.
Patrick Hurley. Of 40. 90 scheuclst., whose wife ac-
Thu,sIay night, WAS arrested yesterday. He denied
giving her The poison