New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
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The tenement houss No. $50 East Nln'hs''' o"Ieu
nv c. If. Maenus is to be vacated by order OF the
Roard OF Health because it has been neglected. uh''i
II is not a safe habitatOn.
,,ovor Grant received yesterday SIS for Mrs.
r.eks sent through The Tribune and $50 Tor MIS-
Erdmann These are the widows OF the TWO li"o'
men who were killed. Mrs Erdmann Is deScrlpeu d.
be,ng in destitute circumstances.
The Rev. DIR. Peters rector of ST. Michaers Prot
estant Episcopal Church, at Tenth-aVe ana Nllo.S
ninth-st. recently applied to the Hcaith hodru io'
nermission 10 remove bodies from three Vdu's hoa'
Tho church TO st. Mchael's Cemetery, at Newtown'
IL A now church edifce is to be BUM Oh inc
ste az the old burial place, and It VIII be necessaS
~ omn.v the vaults The Health Board yesterday
granted the desired permit.
The notice yesterday were ordered to make searvh
for Twoa one of the nine Samoan chiefs VINO iece"S
arrived in this country on their way 10 Europe wa
e s,x feet and three inches high and twenty-five
years cd lie wore American CLONES iis WI"
panions are at the Bryant Park Hotel
Henry Winter, formerly postmaster at oochec'oh'
Sullivan County, who detained his successor 'o'"
mission when It was sent from Washington was sen.
,enced Yesterday by Judge benedict, in the uhl'eu
states Court TO one days imprisonment and Inc pay
ment of fine Of $3.50.
The delegates from the Executive Counch lro"
Columbia College and from the University oil inc Ivy
| ~ New-York started last night 10 attend the my
nfh annual convention of the Delta Epsilon fra'cr!
which IS to begin to-day at syracuse
co,,rh,. and Yale Will contend in football at the
Berkeley Oval saturday.
1owts r Tufts made an individual assignment yes
terday TO william j. Richardson lie was tue senioi
artner NJ the firm of L. G. Tufts Co, manufacturers
NJ mouldings at Nos. 119 and 12l FIm-st. ana op-
Grated on his own account in Harlem real estate
claiming 10 be worth a few years ago S'o'ooo' "c
was carnenter by trade and started in the moulding
business about ten years ago
The BOARD OF Managers of the Cotton Exchange
have decided not to order formal bao' on ,e ques
ton Of repeating the present system oil
and inspection
Tho Junior class of Columbia College cec'ed the
following officers yestoIday c. c. Ralbnelsn plesf
d.rt. NJ Howard vice president J. i. Putnam sec
rotary: A. b. Stein treasurer; C. r. Barton, historian
and W. c. Csmmann, poet
The first number of the current COLUMBIA spec
tatora was published at the college !es'eIudS'
contains a fine portrait OF eX-Mayor Seth Low the
pres.dent-e!ect
The youpr Mems Hebrew Association, at no. al
Iexincton-ave. viii hold its opening exercises 10
morrow evening at Chckering Hall. Mayor ''dh'
and other prominent speakers will address the meet
ing
Judoo Andrews I'm the Supreme Court, Chambers
Yesterday approved the certificate OF Incorporation VI
no ornbanage of the Church OF the Holy Trinity
The managers are Mrs. Julius WadsWoth, MIS- huus
NJ. Brundge Mrs. NJ De KOven Casey, Arnldo v
Smith F. H. Nichols Mrs. John j.. butcher, MIS-
Dayard Dominica Mrs. r. {. NJ. Page, Mrs ". H.
lockwood Mrs. Il. D. White, Mrs. AEON smith, ME
Alexander Domlnck Mrs c. d. Matthews, MIS- u
| W. buckingham and Mrs f. Pa! SON.
Frank l. whitcomb has been appointed Now-foTh
| agent for Raymond q Whitcomb the excursion man
ayers.
The Rev Dr. Newland Maynard, chaplain of the
| Cd Battery First Brigade n. G. s. n. " VIII preach
| the sermon TO the command under Captain paVid
Wilson next Sunday at p m, at st. Ann Lp'Scopdi
| Church Eighteenh-st, near Fifthave
Tho war-scngs of the soldiers of the Norm ana
South. as rendered by the star company OF singers
| AZ the Battle of Gettysburs" have made decideu
| hit The photograph exhibition which Is gwen miS
| week is also interesting one.
The Tribune has received so from Mrs. S. r.
| osgood for Mrs. Feeks, the widow of the western
| Union lneman who was killed by an electric wire
| at Centre and Chambers SITS. about two weeks ago.
CIV. W. Pasko, No 10 lark Place, Is the pub
Usher OF Old New-York," in pamphlet FORM monthly
The Committee on Evening schools of the Board OF
Education has arranged for the free lectures TO work
ing men and women which to be delivered in the
schools this winter. Eighteen lecturers have been Sc
lected. and they will deliver 147 lcctmcs or three
each week from October 81 TO January j.
The Holy Trinity Brotherhood gave their usual fall
reception last evening at the chapel Of Holy Trinity
| Church, No. as East Forty hrd-st The members
of the brotherhood assisted by a committee Of
ladies' and about eighty guests were present. Music
and recltatons given by friends Of the Brother
hood
| The Washington Memorial Arch Fund, increased by
subscriptions Of 800 from James H.. Jones and 2d
from General James W. Iiusted. now amounts 10 $50,
OIL Sc.
Some sailors congregatinS in barroom in West-st
started a rlmOr that fireman was roasted TO deatl
nm tbe steamer Umbria few days before she reached
this port on her last "Trip. One man who said that
no helopged 10 the Of the Umbria asserted thai
tho bodv was buried at lie refused TO give hs
mama or that Of the dead man. The agents Of tho
t,unard Line doubt the story and say that the cap
tain Of the Umbrla had made no mention of such ar
| affair
| Commissioner Gilroy sent letter to the Board o
Aldermen Yesterday recommending the passage of
resolution amerdlng Section 406 Of Article IL, o
the Revised Ordinances of 1850, providing that I'M
dergrouud telegraph wires be placed no further than
four feet from the curb. The Recommendation wa
placed on file