New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
NEW-YnEK CITY

The juniors of Columbia College will cat their class
dinner at Maszettir on February 8.
The Lincoln Union will have "social session. at
their heahquarters No Abingdon Square, this even
Ing at O'Clock.
The trustees Of the New-York Press Club yesterday
presented to John c. Hennessey, the retiring treas
urcr, a set OF engrossed resolutions in handsome
frame President John A. Cockor'll made the prcsen-
tafion and congratulated Mr. Henncssy on his many
years of faithful service to the club
90 " M send to THE TRIBUNE SO for the Thomas
family al. r. D." 81, "E. G. b." a. Cash" Orange,
N j. So an f. NJ" Paradise Valley Penn, s5, and
"Cash" 81 a." sends SIS for Mrs Sarah Baxter and
her children One dollar was received from an anSns
Baxter
Albert Griffin. chairman Of the Anti Saloon Repub-
llcan National Committee announces that call will
be issued in few days for National Anti saloon Re
publican Conference TO be held In New YORK Clty On
Wednesday and Thursday, April 19 and 10
The closing Of the Winter Circus at the American
Institute tonight causes surprise. The show has
done a successful business Mr.. Robbins says that
his only reason closing IL the necessity of being
absent from New York from Low unit, his railroad
circus starts ff on its summer vandcrngs, ard IA lie
cannot give the show here his personal attention. no
thinks close The aw l If the prizes to tho
school children of Ncw-York will be made on Monday
Mr. Robbins expects to return next winter.
In the Cooper Union free course DR.. t Munson Coan
will lecture on Health Precau ions" this evening
Citizens of Hungarian descent have started a move
ment to organize a Hungarian Republican Club JULIUS
Schwartz editor OF "The Weekly Ilungaria published
in New-York, of the chief promoters OF me
movement. Steps already taken TO secure , me
friendly coOperaiUn of the National organization 1or
the establishment Of Republican Gibbs
James Jackson, an entry clerk In the Custom House,
res gned Yesterday "Three cheers fof the best entry
clerk we ever hadD suggested broker at the close OF
business and the cheers made the rotunda echo
The sale OF the Stevens art collection at Moores
art galleries closed yesterday. There was largo
attendance and some of the best goods had been Kep
till the last day.
The trial Of Antonio dAndrea was suspended yes'er
day after short session of the court, because somo
OF the witnesses had not obcyed the subpconas.
The Columbia College Athletic Association has DC
cided not TO send delegates the convention OF the
New-York State Inter collegiate Athletic Associatoh'
Maurice Marques, the automatic vender" man, who
was arrested at the suit OF Simon L. Wiener TO recover
5000 gave ball Yesterday Mcssrs. Dam aud DE Vlies
of the Hotel Dam, becoming his snrctles Marques
denies that he knowingly defraudcd any one
large attendance expected at the Madison Square
Garden this evening witness the games given by tho
Manhattan Athletic Club The special feature VIII be
T. p Connects exhibition OF one milo, and the tug
war contest between Columbia and Princeton and tho
ood and ,th Regiments. a reception was given to
Connect last night at the rooms OF the cluD I'D fht
Mrs Charlotte Held, a widow, age seventy, whlie
attending TO light fire at her home No $50 seventh
ave-, yesterday was fatally burned
George Schwab, who answered to the nsme OF DR..
Adams and prescribed medicine to agent OF the New
York Medical Society, was sentenced yesterday by Re
will be taken in the case It Is the first convection
under the new law.