New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

trustees were electcu.
The BAPTIST ministers yesterday elected the Rey.
A. S. Gumbart, of the Noble Street Baptist Church
in GTeenpolut, as moderator.
Louis Lamont. laborer of No. 233 Elizabeth-St.
was killed by a fall down hatchway AT No. 80
Barrow-st yesterday,
The Pastors Association of the Reformed Church
Yesterday listened to Professor j. G. Lansing on
Soudan-Islam, Income and Outcome"
The Third Universllst Church in West Eleventh
ST near Sixth-aye will be dedicated to-Dlght, on
the occasion of the building being freed from debt
John klnkes a Young man vino had been en-
poyed in white lead factory died from tLe eilectS
Of lead poisoning at st. Franciss Hospl'al YES
terGay.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court there were
only thirteen prisoners from eight precincts yes
terday morning, the numOer being sihail DeSohu
precedent.
The Jauuary Grand Jury was sworn IN yesterday
before Recorder Smyth. Francis higgins. who is III
the real estate business at No. 80 Liberty ST. was
appointed foreman
The Excise Board yesterday dismissed Inspector
Stryckcr who tried recently on a charge oI eN-
tortiug money from Maurice FlOredino an liallah
beer seller at No. - Sullvan-St.
Troops of school children gay and noisy filled
the streets YESTERDAY morning returning 10 lhelI
studies after the holiday vacation. There was
large attendance AT all the schools.
Carl CioeIw wtz having found that Germana Hal.
No. 1874 Thlrd-aVc.. was too small Tor MS business.
opened an additional establishment last n'gnt )n's
around the corner in Seventccnth-st, which he mas
named Gambrlnus Hall.
HIBrRNIANs MEETING II srCRrr.
A secret meeting OF the directors OF me Ancient
Order Of IIherni ais of this city was held IN Cur
RVS Central Hall. No. 229 East Forty -seventh-'t
la t evening to discuss the feasibility of holding
general meeting of the society.
AMuFEsr GRADUATES HAVE GOOD TIME.
The members of the class of 81 Amherst College.
living in NewYork and its vicinity held their see
ond annual reunion and duner nj Morelis last
Atwater was elected president w. II. Wheeler
vIce-presidcnt. L. NJ Bassett, secretary.
TUE DEATn-wAtCH oN ALEXANDER SWEENEY
Sheriff Grant has appointed the deaiil-Watch on
the convicted murderer Alexander Sweeney. WHO
Is 10 be hanged January 10. Deputy Sheiiiis
Anderson and Young Will take the first turn. begin
ming at a. III to-cay. They VIII be released at u
p. III.
THE FOUNDER or ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
A solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated at
ST. stephens Roman Catholic Church yesterday at
the twentieth anniversary OF tho death OF me kcV.
DR. jeremiah W. Cummings. the founder anu nIat
pastor of the church. Dr. Edward McCilynn Who
was assistant priest undcT Dr. Cummings c"ie-
bIated the mass.
TANlMAXY INCREASING IFS MEMBERSHIP.
The ammany Society last evening elected sixty
one persons Prominent among these were exc III
gressman Robert y. Roosevelt ana ex-senator
George A. Forster. II was resolved to.cOmpIy with
the order of the Buildings Bureau, requiring that
the prGsccnum wall of Tony" Pastors Iheatic
be carried up TO the roof
join MCCLLoUGH's FRIENDS CoNFHr.
Captaln William +. Conner, Lawyer johnson, oi
Pmladephia, and several other friends OF John
M ,oct AZ tHc HINES Hotel Yesterday
60 consider Tho odvisahlity of moving the dead
actors body and the erection of n suitable monu-
,1cnt ~ his meniorv Nothing was decided up0n
Inwcvcr and auoth,r meeting will be held to-day.
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,,o;,,pod stcnncr,nhcr of part II of thc General
Sists,nrs to fIi tho vacancy couccd nv Gerald Me-
y T,,.;3 don+, md hos ,c.,gned his former MAC,
~ n'i.iar . . a, ,Lar Coz T,vI 1nst,ca sterklcr Nr
~ D. I ~ r'cnccd stcTooronher and uncom-
monty popular among his associates.
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SEARCHING FOR MISSING TAILOR.
The family of julius Woedtke, tailor of No
yesterday. On December 30 he started TO collect
some money from former employer IN lhlrtY-hlth-
st., hut he got drunk on the way ana was thrown
out OF liquor shop IN lhirty-elRhth-st'' hcaI
Nlhli-aVe' 'ihcc 'noh ''o mas o'o" "'''"s'
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Mr. TuTner lIs private S ;SfIstary sayas that he