New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-27
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Among the novelties introduced by the Hungarian
dancing girls at the Eden Musee is nag dance, which
Is highly attractive and Is full OF dash ana color.
The afternoon entertainments largely patronhed
by ladies' The usual concerts will be given to-day
and there are several groups to be SEEM
Tho Chautauqua Union of this city gave recep-
ton to DR.. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut principal OF the
&. L. s. c.. at the Church of the Disciples on Thurs
day evening
Robert RIgby, an old sailor, who has been an In
mate Of the Sailors Snug Harbor on Staten Island.
made a desperate attempt to Kill himself yesterday
in the home of his John, at No. 213 Delaney
st.. with whom he had quarrelled. His condition Is
critical.
Tho body of a man. apparently a laborer of middle
age, was found floating in the East River at Pier
No. % yesterday. There was a suspicious cut on
the back Of the mans head, and his pockets were
empty. The body sent to the Morgue, where an
autopsy will be made TO determine If the man was
drowned killed.
william Goddard, German lad, seventeen years
old, who had been employed four years in Theodore
Josts butcher-shop No. 1875 Varick-st, was found
dead yesterday morning in the rear of the shop. Ho
had shot himself in the head with revolver in the
night. The reason is not known.
chorus Of twenty male voices Will sing e. The
Nun Of Nidaras' in the Church of the Divine Pa
ternty at Forty ffth-st and Fifth ave-, this evening.
carriage arranged a pay-oflce for a long file
Of subway wOrkmen was of the downtown sights
yesterday.
Wafer Register Reilly received $70,472 IS last
week for the Of Croton water and Mayors Mar
shall Engelhard Issued 1,341 city licenses and col
lecied 1882 IS.
man believed TO be william b. Gaylord, OF
Meriden, Conn, entered the Grand Union Hotel late
Friday night and about to write his name
n he der hen he w sudden
hcmorrhage, and died. The police took charge Of his
body, and sent information Of his death TO Meriden
Herbert Ward, the African traveller and the COM
panion Of Henry VI. Stanley, Will make his first ap-
pcarance in America at Chckering Hall on Thursday
evening. Mr.. Ward member of the Emin Bey
expedition and is the last white man from Stanley.
He has what is said to be the largest and rareSt
collection Of African curosites brought to this
country The lecture will be upon the Congo Can
nibals Of Central Africa" aud will be illustrated by
views from Mr. Wards original drawings and photo
graphs.
Denmark, sweden and Southern Norway were tho
topics Of Professor BckmOreS lecture at the Museum
Of Natural History yesterday The illustrations gave
views of Copenhagen, stockholm, the Castle Of
Elslnore and the city Of ChristiaIia.
certificate Of association OF the Central Savings
Bank was filed in the County Clerks office yeser-
day. 1t Is proposed to establish savings bank in
particulars Of which have already been printed In
Tie Tribune. Some OF the members of the aSsoca-
ton are David +. Porter. Charles II. Peckhan, tr,
william II. Caldwell, Jesse W. Powers and W. W.
Van VOOrhis
The American Ornithoogists' Union will hold its
seventh congress at the Museum of Natural History be
ginning November II. large attendance OF men,
bers from all parts of the United States is expected
and many important papers are looked for from the
leading ornithologistS Of this country.
Coroner Hanly committed John Sullivan and James
Henry to the Tombs without ball yesterday, on a
charge of having caused the death of John Connors
on Monday night in Rose-st George Booth and
Michael Burns committed 10 the House OF De
tenton in default of 5000 bail each as witnesses in
the
The steamship Iroquos arrived yesterday, and re-
ported that while off Cape Hatteras she passed through
large quantities Of wreckage, among which was por
ton of vessels deck. with the cspstan and bits
attached.