New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-05
NETWORK CITY.

Professor j. l. Van der Weydc, OF bfoohyh'
lccturc to the anthropolocal students at tho Cooper
Union Yesterday afternoon on the relation OF nodern
nan to tho monkey. The lecture was followed
WITH the kecncst interest by apprcciativc audience
Tho annual reunion of tho New-York alumni of
Madison University will be held tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel next Tuesday evening
The t,anscvoort Bank has been incorporated with
CAPITAL stock of 5000, 900 and a provision for In
crca>ng IL 20 $500, 900. Among the shareholders are
ITazcn Kimbar. Jsbcz r. Parson. T. C. Kmball, James
X 1huiber, William C. Hsvemeyer and John C.
Havcmcyer
4 deaf and dumb woman who is not able to con-
verse in the sign language has been in Matron
wcbbs care at Police Headquarters since Monday
evening She evidently had been lost by friends in
TIE city ard tho police cannot understand why no
pc,son has made inquiries for her
The promotion Of Deputy Collector Charles P.
McCloand be chief clerk of correspondence, with
an Increase of salary nom $4,000 to $4,000 year
vas confined by the Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day.
Police superintendent Murray and Inspector
Dyincs yesterday said that DR.. Tuniblcty was not
being watched by the police detectives in this city
and nei he at liberty TO go where he pleased,
a. thcre was no complaint against him at Head
quarters.
Tho police have been asked to search for John A.
Butter. engineer, who was employed at NO. 90
West TweHty thrd-st and lived with his wife and
five chi drcn No. AS West Fortysixth-st. On
Nov, mb9r - he It his work at the usual hour and
started to go home, but he mover reached there and
lie has been issns ever since.
The lection Of officers of the Young Mems In
dependent Assoc iaion held yesterday, when the
fo,loy NJ officers elected: Jesse s. Epstein,
lrntic;t: &, or-c FIeedcr, vicc-president; Edward
Lo:b. fnsnc's secretary Samuel Rothschld. record
ing Secretary Max sciig, treasurer; Lep Adler,
,ustodjsa
d, number Of people were present yesterday at the
auction ,slt OF a large collection of objects Of art,
Lcludii paintings, biic-a-brac and furniture at
lhc Ga,"rlc Ges Bcaux Arts No. Ia Fifth-ave but
Kidding slow and prices moderate Three
lnndr,d IL wcrc sold and there $50 more lots
be disposed of today, tomorrow, Friday and
sa;uray
Msyo'-clect Grant said yesterday that he had
ce,cd his private secretary and chief clerk OF
tho Ma, or, o!iice Thomas c. T. Grain Tie coming
secretary * about twcnty-scven years old lawyer,
haad>cmc. acs' II, Intelligent and uRmarri ID. He
Is prominent in tho Tammany Hall organization in
the same district with the present secretary, Mr..
Ecuy-,hc WIG. The annual salary of the Mayors
srcr"ts,y T. $1,000
st regular meeting VI the Anti-Free Trade
League of the With Senate District the following
ci'cted honorary members: Horace K. Thurber,
James r. Foster A. l. Morrison, Senator Cornelius
Van COT. Colonel John W. Jscobus, George B. Dean,
Alderman - r. Conllirg and ". Fl. Corsa~
A ncetiag Of II" Nev-York Historical Society was
hcll ~ tho Library, Secomd-avc. and Eevcnth-st
Last evening Edward S. Isham, Of Chicago, read
pspcr on Frontcnac and Miles Standish in the North
west
First Sergeant John B. Holland was elected First
Lieutenant Of Company H. 7th Regiment, last evening.
and sergeant William J. Underwood chosen
secoRd lieutenant. There two tickets In the
field but the regular nominations prevailed by large
majority