New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
NEN-YORK CITY.

lady IN Murristown sends 81 for the family OF
Augustus Block, No. 10 Jay-st.' brooklyn
Messrs. STYLES & Cash, of No. II EIghth-ave, have
issued an attractive dial calendar for the new year,
printed IN cOlOrs
Philip HIolz and his infant son Henry were re-
moved from No. 1.00l Tenth-avo. to North Brother
Island Yesterday, suffering from smallpox
DIR. Louis w. Schultz. resident physician NJ
Castle Garden who has been seriously sick with
pneumonia for several weeks, returned to duty
yesterday.
The Grant Monument Fund was increased 800
Yesterday by "a contribution. from Atlantic Lodge
no 80 |. O. o. f., of Brooklyn, making total OF
$1,000 l6.
The executors sale of the f. ID. Morgan collection
of paintings will take place this ana tomorrow
evenings at ChicAering Hall. No tickets OF adlnls-
sion Will he required
The New-York members Of the Alliance Israelite
Inive -selle met last night IN the parlors OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, fiity-elghth-st.
and LeXngton-ave and adopted bylaws
wArER-CoLoRs At AUCTION.
The sale of water-color paintings which has been
in progress for some days ut Moores art rooms Was
continued Yesterday afternoon and evening. Inc
pictures sold at low prices, the highest bldS
not being over 500
"sAwDUsr" MAN SENTENCED.
Charles Gordon one OF the mon whom Post ONCE
INSPECTOR NewcOmc recently arrested as concerned
in sawdust game, pleaded guilty yesterday IN me
United States Circuit Court. aud was sentenced by
Judge Benedict to thirteen months III tue PehI'eh
tiary
LITTLE HOPE OF FINDING A MISSING LAWYER
The mother and vito Of George r. Brown, the
missing lawyer Of No. III NasSau-st, have nearly
given MP hope of finding him. They think that lie
has either been murdered or that, becoming tempo
rarly insane, he has committed suicide
CITY BANK ELECTIONS.
The elections of many city banks which occurred
Yesterday, resulted III no import aHt changes IN
management. In only few were there vacancies
10 be II ed AMI in none were there d"'rftipnS or
revolutions The stability of the manage ncut Is an
assurance 10 dcDOstOrs and other creditor tIa' IN"
stockholders amply satisfied with thtIr o.hrr's.
DANGER OF PLAYING Win POWDER
Willie Nixon, age eleven, was playIng with
powder YESTERDAY IN his home at No. al Tenth
ave when II Il i,h Il mp suddenly as he tried the
effect of a lighted match on II. His eyes were
burned 50 badly that there was danger OF his losing
his sight. He was taken To the Roosevelt Hos
pltal.
pYtxG FROM 4 WOUND CAUSED ny HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Bcyins. who was shot by her husband on
Sunday, died m the Nmetv-nmth street Hospital
YESTERDAY Word was sent to the Harlem Conf,
and Justice German received from Coroner Mes
scmcr the testimony that ne had taken In the case.
Mr.. BcvIns is still locked up.
MORE POLICEMEN WANTED.
Mr. French was rc-cIccted president OF The Ponce
Board Yesterday and Mr. McClayc was made
treasurer for another year The Corporation
Counsel was asked for an opinion ~ 10 the power of
the Board TO appoint pJiIcrm'u IN excess OF the
present quota II is said that The number 0l police
men is not large enough for the protection OF life
and property IN several precincts.
SPECIAL SERVICES ~ ok. oENlSrONs CHURCH.
Special service, are 10 be held every evening. "N-
ccpt Saturday. Of tins week and not week. begin
ming to-day, IN the Collegiate Cuurcu, at Fifth
ave and TwcntV-uiuth-st. The Rev. Dr.. Person
of PhIidc .phia Will take part IN All the week
day meetings assisted les the Rev. Drs. Taylor
COuklmg OrmIstOn and others.