New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-01
NENN-YNRK CITY.

The reportcd sale of No. 800 Broadway. published
on "Wednesday, was an error.
. The annual ball Of the Palestine Conmandery,
Knights Templar. will take place at the Metro
politau Opera House on January IL.
The ElEs Will give their annual ball on January
il. at the Academy OF Music aud Nilsson iiil
REPRESENTATIVES are expected frOm maay Out-oi-
town lodges.
No notice was received Yesterday by the Con-
troler regarding the decision OF the court rs tothe
salaries OF primary teachers Tor longevity service
and no paymedts were made.
The Young Mems Christian Association lecture
course, beginning on January 10. contains the f"-
lowing names: John Is. Cough. Wallace Bruce,
Dr. j. II. Vincent, Chauncey NJ. Depew and Colonel
l.. +. Copeland.
PENSION AGENT DROWNED ~ THE RIVER.
The body of Willard +. lIauSer pension agent at
EIlcuvlllr y. j., was found in the North IhYer yes
terdav at perry-st. The body mad not been long IN
the river. and some pension papers found III the
pockets were still dry.
DINNER AND BALL OF FRENCH SOCIETY.
The annual dinner of the Ccrcie Fr1ncais de
Harmonic COMMUNICATING the establishment Of
the society viii take Dla @ at the Brunswick on
January T. Tie socicty's masquerade ball VIII be
gwen in the Academy of Music On January IS.
A CUSTOM HOUSE COMM sion.
Secretary Manning ycsterd ay informed Collector
Hcddcn that, III obedience TO me Collectors r.
0uest commi sion will make thorough inquiry
into the workings of the several department, of
the Custom House and consider the adyisabiIity Of
a rcadJustment OF salaries
N MEMORY OF Dr.. PRIME.
A service in memory OF the Rev. :. lrcnTus Prime
will be held IN Association Hail on tuesday evening
William H. Dodge. The president OF the Evangelical
Alliance Will preside, and addresses will be dely-
cred by nrs. X. :. StOrrs Edward Bright aud j. W.
Buckley. DR.. Philip SChaii will read memorial
paper adopted by the Alliance.
LICENSE GRANTED ~ TnE LAST YEAR.
Mayors Marshal Thomas w. BSIncs last year
gr.nfed 2G0Ol licenses and received therefore
SlO2.3G7. In 1884 there were granted 21,93S
Icen Sos and 81 Oh, $3.50 received therefor. No
stage licenses issued III $50. causing loss OF
revenue to the city OF S4,22O
PROFESSOR sANBOR<'s BODY REMOVED.
The body of Professor Edwin ID. SanhOrn, who
died at the Hotel R0ssmOrc on Tuesday, was taken
TO Boston on Wednesday. The burial was to take
place at Hanover, \. H., where the greater part of
Professor Sanborn's lite was spent. No services
were held i'll tins city.
FAH-sIGHTEDNFss or THF DOCK BOARD.
The Dock Board yesterday refused To allow H.
Waldron and y. +. Collins to build bGlkhead on
the Harlem River between ODe-hundrcd- third
aud One-hundrcd- sts.. Oh the ground
that it might establish claim 70 the property un-
der water which belongs to the city.
POLICEMEN DISMISSED.
PatrolInen Philauder :. Weeks Of the Twenty
ninth Precinct John IOOlc. of the Twenty second ;
John Flaherty. of the Eighteenth ana THONGS
Morgan of the Fourth Precinct, were dismissed by
the Board of Police yesterday on charges of ntOXl-
cation. -Four young men who had served on prOba-
ton for a month were appointed to fill the vacan-
cies- Policeman Charles l.. Whitney, of the
1weIty.cighth Precinct, who is under serious
charges offered his resignation but the cOIGnls-
sIoners would not accept IT.