New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
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NEW-YORK CITY.


sympathy" sends 81 to this office for Mrs Gin
den.
Professor Latham will give his illustrated lecture
"A Tour Around the World" this evening at the
Union Square Theatre.
Frederick Evans. of Brooklyn; Yesterday made stI
nm assignment TO Alfred j. walker giving pIeioI-
cnce for $50, 500 to Richard B. Brown.
kecelpts for Croton water for the week, ISL
500 10: Marshal Bylnes issued 1868 licenses ana
received for them $l,769.
Justice Van Rrupt in Supreme Court, Oh ambers,
Yesterday. on the application of Deputy Attorney
General William G. foste, appointed oc1bo -, f
IT,, receiver of the East Side savings D"i'A ioi
Sailors - ,
new comedy by schonthan entitled Iran ran
Director Striese" will be performed for the nrst
time at the Tina Ia theatre tomorrow nlghl' IL IS
continuation OF " kauo der S"oIe"0i 'n"o"
A course of six readings from Brownlgg ana the
Rossettls will be given by Miss Wlckha,n on Mon
day mornings at IL o'clock. at the Hotel Bruhs-
wick, beginning on January 10.
Post LAFAYETTE G.. A. r.. will have public IN
etallaton of it's officers at the Hotel brunswick on
Wednesday evening. large number OF lhVla-
tons has been issued.
The Judson Kipatrick Post G. A. r., will give
public installation. banner presentation aIu inNi-
tation ball tomorrow evening at One-hundred-@hd-
twenty sixth st. aud Second-ave
The contributors to the Grant Memorial una
yesterday were Edward Randolph. 80; II. ~, 81
ana the Leake AMI Hayden Orphan House Po 10
making a total of $113.9iS 26.
Fernando b. IIickock. carpenter OF no. Ia
SL.,
Norfolk and Stanton sts yesterday ana itacVureu
his skull.
Jonn G. Witte, importer of hardware was mis-
toI.enlv rennrTed as saving that he had lost
$1,000 4eoS By bsppi undervauaions on the part Of
saIG6G!Ou''''a''' s4,S6Soi '' ''"''' '''' '-''
According to Professor Draper's observations IN
Central Park, the wind last week covered 2;r Z;Vio
miles The mercury ranged from 540 to H. lhere
were 3l2 inches of snow. and the ram ana hei'eu
snow amounted to inches
ELKs TO ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIENDS.
New-York Lodge NO. 1 of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks will thiseyenlng entertain
their friends at social session III tneI iouG1 M
charge are Augustus L. Heckler, II. Standlsh, louls
Robe, ii. s. Sanderson and Richard Fitzgerald
NOT CONNECTED WITH THE BUREAU vEMTAs.
Samuel Harding, formerly agent ana surveyor OF
the Burean Verltas sta tes that John Hoag, OF
Philadelphia, one of Secretary Whitney,s, experts
on the recent cruise OF the Dolphin, never mas peoh
o surveyor of that bureau.
OFFICE OF THE MERCHANT TAILORs SOCIETY.
The Merchant Taors' Society at the Brunswick
Hotel yesterday elected the foli9Wlng 0mcefs'
yice-presioent; Thomas o. Denny, secretary;
A. f. Muller, treasurer; John y. hennedy anu f.
N. Doll, trustees.
FUNERAL OF CHARLFs y. FEARING.
The funeral of Charles \. Fearing, who died last
Wednesday. was held III the University Place frcS-
byteIlan Church. The church was crowded win VT
acauaintanceS of the deceased mau. The KEY. Dr.
Alexander conducted the services, after which the
burial took place at Woodland
TO DISCUSS CASTLE RULE IN IRELAND.
Fx-District Inspector Murphy will deliver lect-
ure on castle Rule in lreand" this evening IN
Steinway Hall. He occupied high oftcial position
in the Royal Irish Constabulary OF Dublin castle;
md was dismissed a few months ago by the Lord
Ijeutenaut for his Nationalist leanings.
ENGLISH DRAMATIsTs AND MODERN POETS.
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson Will give her 9nnual
series OF literary lectures at No. ~ tfth-&Ye.,
beginnInC on Wednesday, January 13, at II o'clock:
On Wednesday mornings she Will give series OF
seven lectures on the English dramatiss of the SIX
feenth century. On Thursday evenings at $50 she
Will speak of the poets and poetry OF the nine
teenth century, also in series OF seven lectures
TIRE FRENCH BALI.
Resides tableaux carricatures, comic marches,
etc. the Circle Francaise de Harmonic have pre-
pared number Of surprises" for their nasqueI-
ade bail on January IS, the costumes for which
were selected III Paris In the Academy OF Music
performances will be given at regular intervals,
while i'm Nilsson aud Irving halls entertanments
will he ci ven stimuli taneousIy The supper VIII be
la carte The music VIII be supplied by three or
cheStraS.