New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
NENY-YORK CITY.


Jobn Nurnburc. laborer, of No sol West Forty
thrd-st was sent to North Brother Island ycSter-
day, suffering from smallpox.
The Grant Memorial Fund WIS increased So by q,
contribution from Dioeenes Lodge No. ~, T. anu
A. NJ making a total Of $l14,140 VI.
The restaurant privilege at Castle Garden. heid
nv George H. Metzgar, who died on Wednesday.
will be continued by the bOndsmcn OF ME- MetZgT
for the benefit OF his sister.
Charles Lockwood of No. $40 Broadway has
complained to the Police Board that employees OF
the Broadway Railroad have put salt on the tracks
in front of his place of business.
The Rev. Dr. John Hall will preach at the speciaI
gospel service tomorrow evening III the CehIal
Presby terian Church III Fifth-seventh-st., near
Broadway.
The schedules IN the ASSIGNMENT Of Ezra ID. Fogg
and NetZar p Dunbar to Charles MacNeagn give
S94. 4sG &c liabilities, $lO1 1Ol 20 nominal assets
and $77, $40 Al actual aSsets
Deputy Sheriff James Fay, who has been Tor
several wears connected with the Sherltts Ohnce,
was relieved from duty yesterday. fOntlcai coh-
sideratlons are assigned as the cause.
The thirty-third anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at ASSOCIATION
Hall on Monday evening. Bishop Hemy u fottcr
and ex-MayOr Seth Low will speak.
The New-York Sabbath Committee will hold q
nublc meeting at Chickering Hall tomorrow at ,
D. M Addresses will be delivered by blshOp
Doane. Congressman William Z. Z. breckenridge,
Of Kentucky. and Others.
The business failures throughout the country in
the last seven dave as reported TO X. g. Dun Co.;
of the Mercantile Agency number FOR the United
states 300 and for Canada SO, as against 3o% last
week
The Rev. Richard u. Harlan, of Princeton. son
of Justice Harlan of the United States supreme
Court has accepted the cali recently extended by
the First PresOJ tcrlan Church AT lHtA-aEc ana
Eleeenh-st
A LECTURE by TIE REV. Dir. DE HAss:
The Rev. DR.. Frank 5. de IIass, formerly United
States Consul at Jerusalem, VII tuIe on Momuay
Church on The Stones Crying out" or "MOnu-
mental Records of Sacred History
SOUVENIRS AT TIE CovIQUE.
The souvenir TO be given to-day at the lheatre
Cominue Harlem, in cOmDemOratiOn Of the nun
dredth performance in that theatre consists OF q
pretty set of ivory tablets with the head OF
Orpheus surrounded by classic 0rnalneniatloh on
the first leaf
SECURING BONDS or CARLE COMPANY.
For the purpose of securing certain bonds or de-
SO 10000, the Commercial cable Company ha9
executed must deed of the franchises, nights ana
cables to Ernest w. Slemans aud Johann 1. l..
LOeficr Of Berlin. Germany, and westminster,
England, respectively.
TRYING t. GET A BIG LIBRtRY FOR THE CITY
Ex-President Sanger aud Aldermen Jaehne ana
Morgan, committee appointed by the laSt boAiu
of Aldermen 20 ask the Legislature 10 pas ~ ACT
providing Tor public library IN this city, nave
decided to name $4,000 a. the sum needed. Inc
act will provide that tbs library shall he open on
Sundays.
ADDITIONS TO COLUMBIA COLLEGE LIBRARY.
The Columbia College Library has just received
$4,000 from eN-hayof StIu LOW, INC B'lt vi ,lla
father A. A. Low, for the purchase of new books
The additions thus made Will be crcdlted 70 tne
a. A. Low Fund Joseph L. Loubat has recently
added to his generous gifts OF books TO the library
INSPECTOR BYRNEs TO HAVE NEw WATCH;
The Police Commissioners yesterday decided TO
| all1w the managers of the Stock Exchange 10 pre-
sent an accurate mechanical timekeeper To IN
spectOr Byrnes, accompanied by enerossen ltso.u-
/ tious Permission was gwen TO Policeman Schrny-
| Yer TO receive $50 for the capture OF Charles
| Smith, the escaped convict
REFUSING 10 TAKE CARE OF HIS BABY
| Five months ago Frank Miller went out OF the
city on apeddliug eXpedlon leaving ms wlte u, h
| returned and demanded the furniture, but refused
| to take charge Of his baby, at the birth OF winch
| his wife had died In hs absence. lie heard Oh ms
wifes death with perfect cOnpOsure. ana tired 10
leave the baby in the house. lie was held 1or OK
| animation at the Essex Market Court
GAMBLING At THE EXCHANGE CLUB
Detective George +. Lewis, of Inspector Byrness
staff and officers OF the First Precinct on Thursday
night made a raid on the building at Exchange
| = ace and WIllIam-st., known as tho Exchange
Club and found several men engaged IN Gambling.
| At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, before judge
| Reilly the detective charged William Myers. the
ianit0r who lives at No. :j57 West Forty seventl-
| ST.: Frank Carpenter of No. 3l7 Flith-st south
Brooklyn, and James EcHman, OF No. ZOi East
loul teenth-st.. with being the men who carried on
| fine game He said that Wednesday he lost SO
at poker there lot Of marked cards were found
MRS. KLINK ARgAIGNGD Is COURT.
| observation-disclosures Ruland aud Haley yesterday
| arraicned i'm the Jefferson Market Police Cont
| Mrs. Mary Klink, alias Hansen, and Justice Duffy
| rcmanded her for examination on charges OF Oh
tanning money by trek ana device ron MIS- I BON
| merit of No 1872 Aen-st. Conrad Hehner, OF No
SO Warren-st and Joseph Weber. of Long Island
City. arc also said 10 have been victlnTG,d by u'
I somewhat resembles portraits Of Queen Victoria
She appeared 10 take matters cOolly, but was un
able TO obtain bail, which was liked at S5,OOO.