New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
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.rnA tribune has received IS for tho washington
s&n.y,.lp. Arch from DR.. n. l. F. ana mas Aoi'
1000 a. ,s,the cashier of the committee
o 20 81 broadway yesssriay largo number OF
ssnkezs = prosors and electricians sssemoiod 70 VIZ
nae An exhibition of a new electric motor anu
t.ry called the Eclipse. 1t 10 compact Sna S.Sn,s
10 be useful to miners for headiisn's' Anu -
.,,sr cs,scities where motive power Is heeoeo'
- ...h,v realistic new. waxwork group at the
Ca, .,rese q entitled " Peter the Great ana inc
s,,,,ss n represents the mighty ruler IN the act
=, cutting Of the heads Of NUMBER OF eueN's' VI
son,nrators against the Government "hhe oS"tuo'
A. ,rhnh n, has invited them is In progress i"o
HUNGARIAN dancing girls Will introduce some
a,,.n, this week, including Hungarian quaarhe ana
Q masourkss
Carl K. Bodine. who was about to sail yesterday
= 49,. s,saoer Ethiopia from Pier No. 40 North
p,ver fall overheard before the lines were cast On
IA was dragged of the water not inuch the
s,x his hath and was on the steamship again III unie
10 sail
man Of middle age, who ssid no was wilma"
Iormer, stood on the sidewalk at Clinton ana Monroe
sts yesterday afternoon, and cut his throat WIN
psnknite. An ambulance surgeon sad 'he ""un"
ma. not serious Lorimer looked up
Tn. annual tournament Of the National Rod and
p.a, Association will be hold at the Harlem Mere on
Thursday and Friday
Tho annual meeting Of the Delta Kappa Epsifon
Club viii be held on Friday evening, May "a, 81 inc
clubhouse No 4S5 F1fth-ave. Reports VIII 90 SUI
rn,ts,d and polls will be open nom until IL ociocA
for the election Of officers
Burditt North managers OF the stoddard ieCVuroS'
xsiled yesterday La Normande, intending ~
be absent four months. They expect 70 VISIT
Reriu and othor points in Germany, and TO MAKO IN
srtended TIN through Norway and SWEDEN, enPio!
,ne their own photographers everywhere IN oolanms
illustrations for future lectures by Mr.. stoddSru'
Az meeting of the Sanltarium for Hebrew Chiiaren
Yesterday the following officers were elecceo' Naen
Lewis president; Dr. Horato Gomez, vice presioeht'
HezeRish Kohn, treasurer; Joseph DAVIS se''0'
pr. Edward wsitEielder Or. s. NJ Leo, Joseph NJ
Emanuel. Edward Jacobs, A. II. Allen, NJ T. Gooa.
a., T.w,s cohn. A. L. WaitEfelder Heyman Vogei
and N. HOchstader. Board Of Managers iOr inc year
1889.
The annual ride of the New-York Riding Club has
Nan nostuoned until autumn owing 70 the illness OF
one Of the members.
James s. Burdett the reader. and the Hstton Msie
Quartet of Brooklyn, viii appear 10 an enter'annien.
on Tuesday evening at the st. Paul EVshEeh'A
Church. in West Thirty-fourth-st
Peter Krjbs. a laborer, age nfty-one, OF NO 4o3
East Fifh-st yesterday committed suicide by onNuns
his throat with razor. lie was found dead oy DIS
wife about p. m. Dependency caused oy the des'n
ot q child year ago led to the act
The annual commencement of Coiumbis College VIII
be held in the Metropolitan Opera House on "edneS
day. Juno ~.
Sunday the right fielder OF the Pittsourg nine. VIII
address young men in Association Hall this afternoon
The rooms of the Art Students League, No. l43
East Twenty thirdst., filed with members ana
students last evening the occasion being an address
by william NJ. Chase Painting from Nature
During the Summer
super.ntendent Jackson, of Castle Garden. yester'
day sent the Polish Jews, who made complaints Oh
utreatment against their employer. Farmer Ambrose
Lasher 10 Wards Island. He also forwarded Gppies
of the mems adavits TO Lasher. and demanded pay
mont Of the money due them.
Two Chinese merchants in this city have asked
Postmaster Van Colt 10 regulate matters Tor them
NJ -washin cton that they may be allowed to bring
their sons here to be educated without being COM
peied To run the gauntlet Of the Chinese Rsstricdo
Act
T. B. Grove, who has been storekeeper IN the Post
ofoe for several years resigned on Friday TO go ioto
business Yesterday Postmaster Van Colt appointed
Thomas Coskley OF the IXth District, In bis place
C,oakiey Is a member of the Lincoln Club, ana has
Seen clerk in the Fire Department for several years
Tho CASE of Lenore Mitchell against Charles S.
Ie-Aer whom she charges with having attempted to
poison her. continued at jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. etectveso gesnt Charles oConnor
testified that he once went 10 Miss MttchelPs homo
% arrest her for stealing two diamond rings Jusuce
r,.t1v YIN nenaar his decision to morrow.