New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
NETWORK CITY.

and f. Henry Lacombe are luub'o MI" Jun" q"
Shields IS clerk, made public yesterday IL
shows great increase In the number OF cases dis
posed Of
Clemens Hellebush, OF Cincinnati, has presented
handsome clock TO the New-York Jewellers Board
Of Trade at No. Al Maiden Lane.
Large quantities of India rubber are arriving by
Savannah steamers.
Otto KIemm a clerk I'm the entry division of tho
Custom House. dismissed by Collector Magone yes
teIday for "incompetency." lie was appointed as
a Republican Just before Collector Heddehs admins
tratlon, but after the change in the political COM
plexion of the Federal Offices, Mr. hlemm joined
Tammany Han and paraded with the Iammany Or
ganlzations during the campaign.
Otto f. stroctze one of the confidential clerks
in the rotunda appointed by Collector Magone, was
yesterday promoted to be chief clerk In the Third
Division, to succeed Mr. MCGEE, who has been pro-
NOTED 10 be deputy collector Of that DIVISION Mr.
stroetzeps salary will be at the rate OF $4,000 year.
The Rev. Arson p. Atterbury will read paper
on Five Points in Evolutionary Confession Of
Faith" before the American Institute Of Christian
Philosophy at its next meeting.
Choice New-Orleans molasses Is cheap, 45 cents
per gallon wholesale, and the market is so dull
that almost 10000 barrels await removal from the
wharves. Light consumption of "buckwheats" has
a material effect upon the demand.
day elected Dr. II. Codthwalt president, DR.. l. b.
Bangs vice-ppsident and DR.. J. &. LanahaD score
tary. Dr. II. s. stearns appointed curator.
At Bellevue the Medical Board elected Dr. W. NJ
Polk president, Dr. j. W. s. Goucy vice president,
and Or. IL. p. LOOMS secretary
Estimates of the next yield of lard undecided
on account of the heavy average weight OF hogs
following the immense corn crops.
Oscar Hauter, cashier and bookkeeper of the
New-York City Press Association, who was arrested
on December is on complaint Of G. A. O'Rourke,
manager, on charges of embezzlemcnt Justification
Of accounts and forgery was yesterday committed
at the Tombs Police Court to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
The Naragansett Club, at No 305 West Fifty
fourthst., viii entertain Mayor Grant at reunion
and dinner this evening
The Hospital Fund of the Maritime Exchange
eddcd up I,o71 20 yesterday. The subscription
list viii remain open until January II.
Prominent ministers will conduct prayer meetings
every day next week at O'Clock in these churches: ;
the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal the Broad
way Tabernacle, the Bloomngdale Reformed, and the
Mount Morris Baptist Church The meetings VIII
be under the auspices of the Evangelical Alliance
The twcnty-thrd anniversary Of the death Of the
Rev Dr. jeremiah w. Cummings commemorated
yesterday at ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church I'm
East Twcnty-eighth-st, of which he was the founder
and first pastor
Captain RcilIy's detectives Hayes and Brett. yes
terday arrested two booksellers named James Clark
of No 400 Slxth-ave and Thomas Barnes, of No
50 West Twenty eghthst., and closed up the places
Ex-Coroner Henry woman suddenly taken
III on Thursday evening and was removed To
Bellevue Hospital. He suffered severely during the
night but it was reported that he was better yeser-
day.
The Police Board yesterday read letter from
James Il. Dickson declaring that his life was in
danger long his partner, Tclcmaque T. Tmay-
ons, was permitted to carry pistol. He described
Timaycnis excitatlc and desperate man and
said that the Greek had threatened TO kill him In
court The Board revoked the Creeks permit to
carry pistol
1t is now custom in many families to own a
stercoptcon and give exhibitions with IT at home
A restaurant-keeper adverascs that he serves meal
which VIII preserve your health and lcngthen your
lfc7 and adds In testimony of this fact my
customers frequently reporting their increase
Of weight since patronizing me- This IS a novel
way of putting it.
The excise license fees for the last two weeks,
amounting to s70,5GO, were sent yesterday to the
City Chamberlain.
George MoClay, age eleven, run over by a
horse driven by John NJ Blood, of No. l76 lest
Elghty-second-st., yesterday. His leg was broi'-
Police Surgeon Cook is be installed commander
Of f. \. Kimbsu Post, No. 100, this evening, at
No. "a Union Square.
There was slight fire early yesterday morning
in the lodging house No 10 City Hall Place, and
Walter Woodbury. burned severely on the hand
| and arm.
The railroads delivered yesterday the unusual
quantity of nearly half million bushels of corn
Tie New-York State Association Of School Com
missioners and superintendent holds It's thiryfourth
| annual meeting at the Museum Of Natural History
next week The sessions begin on Tuesday and
continue Wednesday and Thursday.
The lecture this evening in the Cooper Union free
course Will be given by l.. J. Il. Lincoln, on The
| Proper Use OF the Library"
Tn Board OF Electrical Control will now return
to the City Hall, by request of Mayor Grant
The sale Of sclghs in this city has been unusually
small thus far this winter.
! When Yankee glancng over the bilof-fare of a
| Broadway restaurant, such names OF dishes as
Hamburger Hummer Ragout NIT khbsbneschen
| schnitspargcl Erbscn und Bermuda karioheln,' or
schwensHno init Magdeburger saucrhaut Erb-
senbrei NIT braunen Zwiebeln,' he is Justlhed IN
| feeling trihe perplcxed
The thirty-si1th anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in Association Hall
| on January as Addresses Will be delivered by the
Rev DR. David II. Greer, OF s.. Bartholomew's Church
and Major General o. o. Howard
senator Mcpherson and Messrs. Coe and Jordan
presented petition to Secretary Fairchild In Wash
| ington yesterday advocating the location of the
| proposed Appraisers Warehouse in this city
! somewhere uptown.
a White Cross address will be given to young
| men only by Momay Williams tomorrow at 3 80
D. m, IN Association Hall
The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will lecture or
A Famous Coaching Tour through England and
Scotland at the Church Of the Divine Paternity
on Monday evening.
The Rev Dr. Hugh o. Penecost Will deliver al
! address In Masonic Temple tomorrow at IL a. m.
suitable 10 the occasion Of the first anniversary
of Unity Congregation. which regularly meets there
THE NEW MAYOR WOULD NOT VOTE FOR IT.
Among bills recently passed by the Aqueduct Com
mission were claims ~ Bfenshari Pennel CO.,
tors for ironllncd masonry aqueduct at shaft 80
y OOO and Of Contractor Pierce $4,000, FOR stone