New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
| about taking the catering department. 1of 'n0 I'M

| about taxing the catering ucpartIhohe A~A
| auguratiOa ceremonies.
| The annual reception of the Employees Associa-
| ton of the Produce Exchange, az the Goun1yi',,
| Club House. was largely attended last nlgh,.
| TelegraDhers Union held reception at lhe LIZA
| ngtOn Avenue Opera House.
| THE STANDARDS SECOND OPENING.
At tho second opening of the Standard Theatre
next Saturday night to celebrate the ",
| to "ROmeo and Juliet" vii be adapted 10 appro-
| pirate words and sung by the ehtWe conpaudy
dressed in new costumes OF the Louis Al' peri'u'
| A SMALL IMMIGRANT WITH LITTLE MONEY. ,
| Herman Dcbdig a boy of fifteen, was among the
steerage passcng rs who landed at Castle Garuen
yesterday from the steamship NeckeT. c no n,,'
lie begged not TO be sent back and SAID that he had
run away from home 10 escape the brutal trra'-
ment 10 which he was subjected by his stepia'her'
| THE OrYMPiAS SKATING RINK
| The Olvmpian Club Roller Skating Rink 40
Broadway aud Flfty-second;st., was opened last
| night. The attendance was large. Therc was an
| exhibition of fancy skating by RAYMOND Mayer /;
| fancy bicycle riding bv Harry W. Tufts fancy
skating by Miss Jennie iloughton and one lllle
| amateur race for tloplv. Inc rink VIII DC open
| morning, afternoon and evening
| , SEWER THAT NEEDS FXTENsIov.
| William T. Barley OF No. 429 Peasant-ave wrote
| TO the board of Health recently that intoerable
! doors came from the at he foot of asst one
hundred-and twenty second-st Sanitary Inspector
Williams reported to the oard Yesterday thai the
| sewer terminates above low water mark aud that
M low tide the sewage rs discharged on dry ground
| The Commissioner OF Public Works will be asked
| to extend the sewer.
| THE INVENTOR or JFr IIFF-sAvIvG CAN.
A number of the friends OF Joseph Francis IN
yentor of the lie-Saviug and metallic llie-Doat
| gave him a reception at the stevens House ycstr
dav. in commentator OF the ann yersary OF the
IN st practical use of the lifc-car this coast when
! $50 MESSENGERS were saved from tho wreck OF the
Shin AYRSHIRE on the Ncw-.Jcrsey coast January IL
| 1850. Mrs II. E. Bell, one Of the passengers of
that vessel present. Mt. Francis is stli con-
fined TO his bed by broken NIB.
pOCToRFDp TEA SENT AWAY.
Dir. Cyrus Edison last week stopped the sale OF "
halt chests of alleged Japan tea III Montgomerys
auction rooms AT No. l06 Wall-St., claiming that
the tea was adul,eratcd and colored with Prusslan
blue. He could not ascertain who owned the tea.
Yesterday Mr. Mont gOmery sent To the sanitary
Bureau a written guarantee thai the tea had been
shipped ont of the country and would not be
offered for sale i'll the United STATES.
CLIFTON W. rAYLEURE FINED $50
Clifton W. Tayleurc. dramatic agent. created
some excitement September "a by assam ing
Albert X. Fulton, formerly of The Bdiiimore AHer-
lean in front of the Morton House. The blows
were struck with cane, which was at first be-
heyed to be loaded one, but which was found not
10 be as dangerous weapon as was Thought. MT;
Tavleure pleaded guilty yesterday IN the Court OF
General sessions 10 n charge OF simple assault and
was fined 500 which he paid.
DYING FROM THE COLD.
A white-haired old woman, scantily clad. was
found dying from the effects OF the cold III front oi
No. POI Delancey-st., at a. III. yesterday. Police
man Duggan earned her TO the Thirteenth Precinct
Police staGn but she Ged before an ho nance
Sutte, q homeless woman. who was sent 10
Bellevue Hospital recently sick and destitute. She
had been sheltered at different times by friend in
Delancey-st. II was thougit that she had been
discharged from the hospital, and was on her way
TO her friends house when she was overcome by
the cod.
TESTING THE ELECTRIC MOTOR.
The Manhattan Railway Company on last Tines
day granted TO the Daft Electric Light Company
the of It's Ninth Avenve hRe from Fourteenth
to Fifty-thrd-ss., for the purpose OF testing It's
ecctrc motor system. The concession was made
upon the same terms rs those upon which the Sec
ond Avenue line was granted 10 the Edison-Field
combination The rails ordered by the Daft Com
pany tor its road on the Brooklyn Bridge have been
delivered. and large force of men VIII he put 10
work within very short time he work will bc
done under the supervision OF The Bridge authorl-
ties and the expense will be borne BY tho Daft
Company.
THE HEIRS or ASYTKE JAMS.
An advertisement called upon the heirs Of Anneke
JAMS to meet at No II Clmton,place on Monday and
Friday afternoon. Mrs l.. H. Wallace who IN.
serted it, claims to be one Of the heirs. and Is about
10 begin another suit against Trinity church Cor
poration 10 the property which had 80 LONG
been u source of litigation. Mr.. Wallace rs
called upon her fellow co-hci t. AID her BY their
sympathy and their contributions and the Monday
and Friday meetings have been arranged IN ORDER
or@aniIcd and systematically ohrriod or. A few
women and fewer mon presented themselves ~
Mrs Waaccs paTlor YESTERDAY aud much tine "a'
spent in discussing relationships aud exhibiting
family Bibles
BROOKLYN.
John UonnOr. age thirty-nine. while drunk yes
tcrday fell down stairs al No 2Oj Sackttt-st. and
broke lIls neck.
General ~locum's cour-c in opposing tho bill 10
place General Grant the retired list - SAID Ia b.
creating considerable feeling against HIM on tho
part of the members of the Grand Army OF the
Republic ia Brooklyn.
August Roedcr wa3 found guilty yesterday OF
taking pair Of cheap earrings from the ears Of hs
dead si,tcT-ln-aw. Mrs. Merkci, the wife OF
south Fourh-st. shoemaker. Justice Naoner sus
pended sentence, n Roedor said that he took the
jewelry for a Keepsake for the dead womans child.
The will Of John J. Studwcll president of the
National CITY Bank. was admitted 10 probate yes
terday. II bequeaths property valued at ~ BOO
600 IL was offered for probate some time ago. but
the rcat yes ied objections Ia Charles i. Young.
the cashier of the Guy Bank. acting as one of the
executors on the ground that he was without ade-
1uatc means to secure the safe administration of
large "A trust. Yesterday Young produced before
Surrogate Bergen formidable array OF aldavIts
of good character, and the objections were over
ruled.
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