New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-29
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NEW-YORK CITY,

The Barye collection. now on exhibition in con-
junction with Milct's The Angeus" at the American
Art Galleries. has been drawing visitors in large mum
bers during the last week. Some of the more sensa
tjonal creations Of Barge such ." 4 Lion Crushing
"a serpent and The Wounded Jaguar," attracting
much attention.
Mr.. Lpsclutz will play exhibition game of chess
against ali corners at the rooms Of the Harlem Chess
Club No. III East One-hundred and fourteenthst.
this afternoon, beginning at o'clock
The Guild of st. Elizabeth will make ITS annual
Christmas visitation to the Almshouse, BlackwePs
Island tomorrow. Gifts viii be thankfully received
by the treasurer, Mrs Beekman de Peyster, No. 405
West Twenty -tlrdst
An interesting Illustration of Hungarian life is given
in the peasant dance at the Eden Musee, in which
eight girls representing and eight other pretty
female dancers, take part The costumes are exact
copies of those at such ceremonies The new
groups in much admired and with the other
attractions be visited to-day, at reduced rate
of admission.
One Of the surgeons Bellevue Hospital yesterday
denied the charge that the body of Elton A. Fay.
the druggist, who died at Bellevue on sunday last
from cocaine poisoning had been disseced for medical
purposes. lie said that Deputy Coroner jenkins made
an autopsy on the body in the regular way, and did
not cut II up unnecessarily.
Company of the 60th Regiment will give an
exhibition drill in the armOry the first week in Jan
uary for the benefit of the widow of Sergeant Har-
Sigan, who belonged TO the company.
The Catholic Club will celebrate the anniversary Of
its organization by subscription dinner carly in the
coming month.
An evening newspaper says that rapid transit
moves on" Business generally that it stands
still.
Now that some victims of the influenza have been
buried it is no joke to say that the malady excites
grave fears
farewell concert and reception will be given to
morrow evening in Tammany Hall in honor Of the
Rev. Eugene Mcmahon, who is about to return to
Ireland after a prolonged visit TO this country, during
WHICH lie energcticaily TO raise funds for
the building Of his church IN Ireland. The affair IS
under the auspices of a committee Of leading Irish
Americans.
William Wilson and Samuel IIusson. alias James
Mccain were held in -, 800 bail each yesterday on
charge of burglary. They were arrested in the
cellar of the shoe store Of William Weiss No. 365
IIudson-st, on Friday night and had several burglar
tools in their possession. They supposed to have
been concerned in the robbery Of Courtenay's dry
goods store in Greenwchl, Of fannels worth III 900,
and In other thchs on the West Side, be
tween Canal and Fourteenth stS
James Allen the foreman under whose direction
the blasting at Elcvcnihave. and sixty thirdst.
being done on Friday when James Harrington of No.
3I5 East Ninety -nintl>t., was killed BY the flying
mandcd to the custody of the coroner.
Among The attractions offered at wortE's Palace
upsepm this week are the Living Relics of Slavery
NAYS the Texas wild girls, and Annie Nelson, the |
midget songsress Hourly performances given in
the theatre.
Henry Schroeder. fOrty-one years old, OF No. 220
East Forty seconds committed without ball III
notice cout Yesterday, to await the result Of IN
1uries inflicted by him o John Rosenste, who lies
An the German Hospital in critical condition. About
tour weeks ago schroeder and EOscnseil who boarded
I'm the same house, had quarrel ana, IL Is alicseu
scbroeder threw Rosenste downstairs and then kicked
and heat him. Rosensteil's Injuries were not at first
thought 10 be serious, but he grew much worse Oh
Friday.
Frederick Buehring, the publisher OF paper De |
voted 10 the interests Of photographers, at No. ~ |
City Hall Place, arrested yesterday on bench |
warrant from Buffalo. on The complaint Of 4. W.
esson Of that city. sisson charges Bueiring with |
,iheIllnc him in an article in recent Issue OF the
paper Buehrng gave abll at the Tombs for MS
appcaraDce I'm Buffalo on January 20 to answer tho
charge.
Al the regular yearly election Of the Business Mems
Protective Association OF the Xlth Assembly Dstnct
held Al It's Headquarters, No. 67j sixthave, on Fri
day night the following elected officers Raiph
Mayors president James Rozell. first vice president
Thomas j. Brewer, second vice-prcsdent; Homer
recording secretary =. f. Strong Imam
sis secretary; Andrew Peddie, corresponding sscrs-