New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
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- u.rrv pbu,,ns who abandoned bis wife,
Hsunah NJ. Phillips ard. It was siiekcu' nan eohr
mitted bigsmy by marrying tho osugh'er VI super
4 sntendcnt George, of ex-MaSor he"i'Fs non "orAS
A. Ringwood n j., was discharged Dy 'uSuce rat
s~.sar AZ Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
an his promlse TO return to and support bis WIFE,
u.r.ssr mutr,e Of the New-York club. is consider
an. scheme IN hire the Madison Square Garden and
introduce winter indoor baseball The scheme has
h..r trs,d IN philadelphia, and has been successful
frsm financial point OF vcw'
Aotnr Appraiser A. B. stoarns yesterday requested
that an examination for an examiner OF weIsteds De
r.a. NV the Civil Service Board The examination
vii, h, held this week 1t is surnised that as there
. M vacancy at present. It is the intention TO remove
examiner Brown IN response to Secretary Farchilds
,,opess At the command of Assistant Secretary May
nard
Professor Bickmors begins the last series OF hts
GESTURES to teachers at the Museum Of Natural HIS
tory on Saturday, with account Of the geology OF
the Adirondack Mountains.
Surrogate Ransom admitted 1905 wills to probate
during 1888 The amount Of the collateral legacy TAX
certified 70 the Controller was about 100000.
President Robb and Commissioner Towle. of the
PARK Department will make tour of personal u,
specton Of the parks in tho Annexed District to-
morrow.
Auctonoer Edgar s. Alien yesterday finished the
sale of furniture brio abrao paintings etc. which
had been in progress all last week at the GserIe des
Beaux-Arts, No. ia F1fth-ave. The attendance was
go6d but the bidding was not spirited. and only isir
prices were realized.
The Board of Trustees OF the Temple of Israel.
Harlem have resolved to hold big fair this year.
general meeting of its members called on jan
nary u.s. and II unanimously resolved to indorse
the action of the trustees 1t is expected that many
prominent people in Harlem viii take lively interest
IN the affair.
The Tribune has received $40 from IS. R. o." for
Miss Lulu Royce. the schOolteacher who rescued two
children from being frozen 70 death in Nebr ska nearly
year ago. and who had both of her feet frozen az
the time.
Ex-special Treasury Agent NJ. f. Hoiahan now
Commissioner of Accounts, responded to request yes
terday to 20 to the Custom House at once on Official
business when he arrived there he was surrounded
BY Special Agents Aver, Simmons, Finley, Phenix,
Kipch Kerrigan Bissell Clark, Hess Leveln. Raudout
wilson Mcconnell Cummings and Kays, who pre-
septed him with handsome ebony cane mounted with
a massive gold head together with engrosscd GER
tlfoste OF presentation.
The next lecture Of the free before The New
York Academy Of Anthropology will be by WIZ
Carleton, on The Influence Of Poetry upon the
Human Race He will deliver IL on Tuesday al
D. m. in Cooper Union, Room D.
The German Republican Central COMMITTEES. which
did effective work during the last campaign. is now
thoroughly organized. TX Collector Morris Friedsam
having declined reelection president, the COM
mittee selected Colonel A Herman for the position
II was said at the Hotel Dam late last night that
A. r. Cazaursn, the playwright, had grown worse
during the evening. There had been steady I'M
provement in his condition during the last few weeks
ana fhs change, though sudden. does not alarm his
friends.
Thu annual dinner of the retail department Of
Hsckett Caxhsrt d Co took place Thursday even
ing The chairman A T. Cofsx, the partner
who controls the retail department. All the particL
pants we're delighted with the evenings enjoyment
Miss L. Parker, daughter of the late ear-Admiral
Parker Of the Navy, will begin course OF six read
ings at p m on Monday at No 1e East Forty
second-st
One of the features promised in the stage per
formsnce which is to be given in connection with
the annual bah Of the Cercle Francois dc rHarmonic
At the Metropolitan Opera House January 81. is
troupe Of French clodoche dancers
Palestine Commandery, No. 1s, Knights Templar,
win hold its eleventh annual reception at the Met
ropolitan Opera House on Tuesday evening, January
90 Invitations have been sent to President and Mrs
Cleveland, Governor Hill, Mayor Grant and other
prominent civilians and soldiers.
william Ludwig and his company Will give con-
esrt of Irish national music under the auspices Of the
Gaelic Society, in stenway Hall tomorrow evening
ct o'clock The programme consists Of an interest
ing selection of the ballads, songs and lyrics OF Ire
land. Among those who win assist Mr.. Ludwig
Madame Adelaide Mullen Miss Annie Layton, Henry
Beaumont and G. Kendall Irwin, all of whom have
recently arrived here for the purpose Of giving 3
series Of similar concerts throughout the country.
The wood-sawing contest in which the halfdozen
fresh-looking country girls from away down in
Maines engage stll holds public attention at the
museum Nos. 345 and 347 Grand-st, and the novel
spectacle will be continued during the week The
theatrical performances of Mrs. Tom" Thumb, Count
and Baron Magri and Miss Agnes Hallock at the
place add to the attractions of the exhibition which
can boast also Of centaur, water-queen, manish
ana collection OF Wild beasts; all TO be for
thsssdmisasn fee Of one dime.
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