New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
tral Presbyterian Church in Fifty-seventh-st., to-
morrow at 80 D. m. for the purpose OF forming an


tral Presbyterian Church in Fifty-seventh-st, TO-
morrow at 1:30 p. m. for the purpose OF forming an
alumnR association.
JOHN KELLYs UEALTB.
Sheriff Grant yesterday received letter from
Mrs John Kelly. who said that there was no truth
in the sensational stories which nave Deen puD-
lished that Mr.. Kelly is in a critical CONDITION.
On the contrary there is an improvement IN his
health.
WORK OF REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The Union Republican Club OF the &lllth Assem-
bly, District last evening gave a social and literary
entertainment at the c!ub-rooms in the Ctah
House. No. 800 Eighth-ave; committee has been
appointed to present to the club at stated times
subjects for political discussion and to invite COM
petent men to discuss them.
WHAT HARLEM THEATRE-GoERs WILL SEE
The attraction for this week at the Theatre
COmique In Harlem is BARLEY CampbelFs RUSSIAN
spectacular play Siberia" with, its picturesque
scenery On March / Daniel Frohmans company
will appear in MAY Blossom" with Miss Georgia
Cayvan. Benjamin Maginley and Forrest Robinson
III the leading parts
FATAL FALL OF A TELEGRAPH LINEMAN;;u
Archibald Hail. lineman employed by the West-
graph pole at SecOnd-ave. and One-huhdre9-anu-
twenty -elghth-st.. yesterday afternooH, ana was
killed instantly. His homo was al NO. 44 nut
gers-st.
SERMONS BY UNITARIANs.
An interesting course of sermons Is to he given IN
All Souls Church. at FOuIth-ave and twentieth
ST. on Sunday evenings, beginning February -
The preachers are among the youngest In the Uni
tartan body. They come from parishes IN all parts
q New-EnqlanQ,
those in Concord. bingham and Newport The
new spirit IN Unitarianism is To be presented
EXAMINING LETTER CARRIERS.
f. s. Post. of the Civil Service Board OF the New
York Post Office, examined yesterday forty-elght
applicants for appointments as letter Carriers lheV
were asked simple questions on elementary subjects
There will be another examination tomorrow ana
on Tuesday Dorman b. Eaton will supervise the ex-
animation of applicants for positions IN Depart
mental service.
MATINEE READINGS BY PROFESSOR. ROBERTS.
IN Nll 20
matinee reading in the Madison Square Theatre on
Tuesday at $3.50 D. IN. The selections to be given
Hale; Rhyme of the Duchess May abridged
Mrs. Browning "The Cricket and the Lyre," Mrs.
Browning "Lenore." Burger with piano forte
accompaniment composed by Frank l.: Fisiz, Con-
stantlne Stemberg at the piano. The March to
Moscow" SOuthev: Tiger Bay" X. Buchanan,
1.-The Vase" y; The Courtin'," Lowell.
BROOKLYN.
Ex Senator Colquitt, OF Georgia. viii address mass
meeting in the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening on Ine
Prohibition Movement in Georgia" Dr Talmase VIII
preside.
Senator Coquitt, of Georgia. will speak on the Pro
meeting" to be held in Tabernacle schermerhornst.
next Tuesday evening.
Henry Miller. of No. so Cnurch-st. Now;York, was
arrested for creating disturbance on the Bridge yes
terday morning. He was found to be insane
Mayor Whitney viii meet with the State Civil Service
ceived note from the sccrecry OF State Board
questng that certain papers In regard to the propos
tons which he recently submitted to that body should
be sent over
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rudolph Leifert of No. 81 schoes ST.,
greatly distressed the disappearance OF their
fourteen year-Old daughter Dora, who went away on
Thursday and has not been heard OF since
July the will of Hannah II. Sands. who died in
Port Chester worth about $500. 900, admitted TO
probate. Appeal taken by Charles w. and Maria L.
Brown. OF WISCONSIN, nephew aud niece, but the Sc
curty being rejected the appeal was dismissed by Chet
Justice Barnard. Yesterday application was made to
Bartlett the Supreme Court to open the order
dismissng the appeal The case Will be argued in
PoughkeepsIe next Saturday.
Ex-Mayor Low and his wife sailed for Liverpool on
the Cunard steamer Oregon early yesterday morning.
The only Brooklyn official who WAS present at the wharf
was Auditor VOege. Mr.. Low said that he expected 10
return home by next Christmas. Previous to his de-
parture he sent letter to the Committee Soldiers
and Sailors Monument stating that six gentlemen had
already promised to give $4,000 each towards tho
monument provided the remainder Of $25Oo00 raised
within two years