New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Board of Aldermen yesterday, by nnanl- nam
nous vote decided TO abolish the Bureau OF fer-
mitS
The class of,s5 of Columbia College will hold its
first reunion and dinner at Delmonico's on Friday
evening, January 20.
The Rev. Mr. Talmage and Others will discuss the
temperance question IN The Scotch freSpS 'crian
Church on Sunday afternoon
The Fifth Avenue Transportation Company in-
TENDS to put fifteen stages on Fifthave to-day 10
run betw cen Forty-seventh aud Eleventh sts
Bishop Henry c: Potter on Sunday morning lIg
preached in the Holy Trinity Church at Fifth,
ave- and nc-hundred-and-twcnty- -ntth-st ana
cOnhraled thIrty-one persons
The Charities Commissioners to-day will open
bids for contract for paving the Tom6s courtyard
and for supply of groceries aud hardware Tor the
charitable institutions of the city.
The Harlem Theatre ComiQue was packed on
Monday and last night. In "Over the Garden
Wall George ). Knights company inrnishGa Gana q
pleasant entertainment, ana the auuience 10 hePV
roaring with laughter
The Grant Monument Fund was increased So 80
Yesterday by contribution from the Key; T.. ~
WadswOrth, collected III u church at lnliipspuis,
Mont max ing q total of Sill w 10.
Ex-Congressman RicheIieu Robinson, the dis
appointed candidate for pension agent was among
the political visitors rsyesterday at the custom House
Professor A. j. Du Dois, of Yale Col lege, will
ledrnre be fore the Science Matinee Club at the
Hote Brunswick tomorrow at IL, ON the " Evolu-
ton of the Steam Engine"
Mrs Della Stillwell fell on the sidewalk in front
of her home at No. 399 First-ave. yesterday, strlk
ing her head upon the hagstono. she ded III q lew
minutes. go ,
The funeral of James A. Beall. who committed
suicide at Albaoy Ca, on FRIDAY, ana p VINO nVeu
az No. 323 MadisOn-ave, took place yesterday
SMALLPOX STILL SHOWING ITsRLF.
Two persons who were suffering from smallpox
were removed to the hospital on North brothers
Island Yesterday. One was Mrs. Elizabeth
EIkins. of No. 1.O2O Tenth-ave; the other. boy
who lived in Twenty-ninth-st.. near Ninth-aye
WILLING To BURN ALL Tng CITY CARRIAGE.
The New-YOrk Sanitary and fertlllzlng ComPahy
Yesterday proposed to the Aldermen to burn all the
garbage collected i'll the city free OF cost, provided
the city will furnish plot OF ground % oy LOU
feet on which the furnaces eau be erected
TprsrEFs OF THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the Union Trust Company
resulted IN the reelection OF the following trustees
TO serve three years: Z. Vanderbilt X. u. kemseh
William f. Russell, L. B. Wesley, A. a. Low llnes
b Johnston Robert Lenox Kennedy, Z. d. Wood
d. IL McAlpin and A. &. King,land.
MEMORIAL OF DIR. JOHN G. DRAPER.
The trustees of the College OF the City of New
York Yesterday elected Stephen A. Walker chairman
and Lawrence d. Kicnan secretary. memorial Of
Dr. John C. Draper was recorded III the minutes.
and physiology. He also left a large collection oil
geological and biological specimens.
~ AID OF ST. ANX's CHURCH.
An amateur theatrical performance IN aid OF 81.
Anus Church for deaf mutes "lii be gwen IN
CLicnering iiall or January 20 at p. IN. The
play will be Frank llarycys three-act drama y" he
Oid owe and the New" and the cast VIII include
Mis-. James Brown Potter. Miss Sedgwick' Mss Mss
Clara Byron. Id ward Fales Coward, John IL. Bud
and Charles L. Easton.
MEDALS FOR SAVING LIvTs.
The Life-SavinQ Benevolent Association OF New
York he Id ITS annual meeting Yesterday, AT No 81
Wal-st William H. Dodge and Collector Hedden
were among those present Last year one god
medal, seven silver medals, gold watch aud SGiO
i'm money wcrc presented for gallant efforts at
saving lives The following officers were elected ::
President. William IL. IL. Mooro; yicc-presldent,
W, r, +, Jones; secretary, Clifford A. Hand and
treasurer, Joseph III. Chapman.