New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
NFW.YORK CITY,

ofcrroon owing 10 the pulling out of draw head on
the forward train All the passengers were iei' I"
Eighthst. until traffic was resumed.
"The New-York Baseball Bulletin Company" mas
been incorporated. with capital Of $3oooo. Inc
trustees are Edwin A. CDzer, Frederick a. DuneRa
and Henry Melville.
II. O,Neir & CO.'S Employees Association will have
IFS annual reception at the Lyceum opera House 10
night.
A, entertainment comprising vocal and instrn-
mcntal music and readings Will be given this even
ing at the Berkeley Lyceum. for the Dcheh' ol tlc
Church Of the Incarnation branch OF the "S freiuN
Society Among those who have offered their services
and will contribute to the pleasure Of those VINO at
tend are Miss Sarah Baron Anderson r. hopNihsoD
Smith and Edward Falcs Coward
udre Cowing Yesterday sentenced to ten years each
in the State Prison John Donahue and hdwaM
Murphv. who pleaded guilty to robbing Albert Helm
at Firstave and SixtysccondSt on the nlght oi Jan
nary l. They assaulted him. and after struggle
succeeded in stealing his watch.
The new Tammany Hall Committee Of the ANllth
Assembly District met last evening at the heauqua-
ters No. Isl Echtlrave, and organized ior 'hc Ee"
by elecng eX senator George W. Plunktt CHAIRMAN
Alderman William p Rnckhoh and Thomas smith,
first and second viCeprcsdents; Charles Feitner sec
retary: James VI. Morris, treasurer: and DaVld H.
Henderson, sergeant at-arms
Postmaster Van Cott said yesterday that the report
that son of his had been dismissed from the revenue
service was untrue The Postmaster has only ono son.
who is in business in this city. and who has never
been in the Government service.
Clerk Twomey Of the Board of Aldermen has re
appointcd Bernard O'Ner to $1,000 clerkShp for
the year The appointment was made on the recon-
nendaton of Alderman c. II. Duly. of the N|lllth
District who drew" the place at the Tammany caucus
lottery.
At the annual meeting Of the Woollcn Goods As
socation on Wednesday the following officers were
elected President Henry Martin of New-Nork' first
vice-presdent Charles H. Merriman OF Providence
r. l.: second vice president. II. L. James, OF ROCK
VILE Conn.,. treasurer. Decatur NJ. sawyer OF New
York: and secretary, J. II. Braedon, Of New-lork
The stormy weather at has delayed largo
number of incoming Transatlantic craft There ap.
peared to be no apprehension yesterday about any 81
them. The agents of the steamer Otheo' of the VIII
son Line, which left Hull on December 20 sad yes
terday that they entertained no fears for the saiey oi
their steamer. She slow boat and was IghuN
loaded 50 that she could make slow progress against
the strong hcadwinds now prevailing.
At the animal election Of officers OF the Coffee EN
change Yesterday the ticket elected was President,
John F. scott vice president, II. W. Banks treasurer
Aubrey Bennett board OF managers Frank NlI'amS'
S sondheim James y. Jarvine, c. VI. Bull +. A. f.
Phpps and George Drakey. The Exchange will have
q meeting on January II in regard TO the proposed
building.
The members of the Maritime Exchange had raised
5000 Yesterday to give TO Captain Monroe. Of the
Stag who rescued the crew Of the Shakespeare. II
is intended to raise 81 200 The presentation VIII
take place tomorrow at the Maritime Exchange.
The Dock Commissioners at their meeting yesterday
accepted the resignation Of f. C. Reynolds, assistant
to Chief Engineer Grcen..>
Warden stocking of the Workhousc on Har's
Island reports the Commissioners Of Charities that
there have been 3j,364 burals in the city cemetery
On Wards Island from 1eoO to 1750. The largest
number in one year 4239, in 1r7S; last year
there were 1858. in the year 177O the number Of
buTials was 2,jOl
Julian Ralph, the wellknown Journalist Of this city,
whose versatility experience and exceptional ability
make him remarkably well qualified for starting a
new paper, has just issued the first number OF a
weekly called Chatter" 1t Is bright entertain
ing and attractive paper and contains large variety
Of interesting matter. The price is only cents a
copy and to attached insurance provision, by
which the fortunate reader who is killed with 1t in
his pocket will leave policy behind Of $50 for his
wife and children.
In the Office Of Colonel George H. Starr, No 159
broadway, ycst ,rday General George W. Cullum,
W. NJ. H. Oicott, Mr. starr, John J. Gatens and two
sons of steele Mackaye met t. make an appTiscmcnt
Of the estate OF Colonel james M&ckaye, who died in
Paris in April, lass. The total amount recorded was
S352.5OO.
George Bruder, a travelling salesman, Of Charles
ton < c., and Irving Brown, a lawyer, of NyaCk who
arrested for being disoIdery at the Bou Theatre
on Wednesday night, discharged in police court
yesterday. appearing to testify against them.
Morri, schwartz Of No. 40 Clinton-st and Louis
Godsein Of No. 1j5 Broome St, BARRIERS, were fined
$50 each yesterday in police court, for practising
dentistry without being registered. The complainant
was Miss Bertha shadcr, detective employed by The
County Dental Society.
Detective McArde, Of the Twenty third Sub-Pre
oinct Yesterday bought pool on the races iOm John
Osborne al 40 l20 Parkave., and then arrested him.
In the Y0lkville Police Court Justice Ford held Os
borne in 500 bail.
The cases Of the pool sellers whose trials were set in
the jefferson Market Police Court for yesterday were
adjourned until Monday.
Henry NJ. CanGeld, ID milk dealer, Of No. All sev
enthave pleaded guilty ~ the Court Of special scs
sions yesterday TO charges Of selling aducratcd liquid
and condensed milk. An officer Of the Board Of Health
was the complainant in one Garfield was fined
So each Of the two charges.
THE Career Of Leon Gambctta7 Will be discussed
by Professor Adolphc Cohn at Columbia College 10
morrow morning.
The Terrace Bowling Club gave ITS annual enter
tainment in the ney hail OF the Central Turn Ycrcn,
in Sixty seyenth-st, last evening. 1t brilliant
affair
The annual ball of the Amt Lchcr Club took place
Ia the Germanid Assembly Rooms last evening.
The AriOn Quartet Club has elected the following
officers President, George spccht; vice president Her
mann Giuchler; treasurer II. Ilacnet, secretary,
A. Dege
The Business Mems Republican Organization Of tho
Ist Assembly District on Tuesday elected George d.
Brady president James O'>hca vice president Joseph
+. O'Brien secretary, and John Mccain treasurer.
Willie digging for connection with the sewer al tho
new building No. COentcs Slip, the workmcu struck
into vault cstcrn under the sidewalk which must
have been there for century.
SoclcfV of Amafpur ph1foprsubore ~ Nc,v N,,l