New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

The Rev Dr. George Alexander o1lcatcd, and the
burial in Greenwood.
The Athletes League Association Will give recep-
ton at the Lyceum Opera House, at Thirty
fourth st. and Third ave. on Friday evening Inc
league is composed of members Of different athletic
clubs who together annually for social purposes
Maurice barrymore, the actor. went to Police Head
quarters yesterday and entered complaint against
Policeman Adams. Of the Nineteenth Precinct who'
he said arrested him without cause on sunday morn
ing
Only ninety one deaths reported at the Bureau
Of Vital statistics Yesterday including II deaths from
pneumonia Il from phthi,is, from bronchitis ana
from influenza complicated with other disorders
John " Marshall, the newly appointed Snpern-
tendent Of Repairs Federal Buildings. took the oath
Of office Yesterday before Comm! slOncr John ~ shields
lie will take charge OF the Office to-day or 10 morrow
The twenty new branch postal stations for the sale
Of stamps and money order, and the registry OF mai
matter were opened yesterday. superintendent MOT
can said that the reports which he received "le III
the afternoon indicated that the public appreciated the
convenience Of the new stations as places at Wch 10
purchase postal supplies.
Florence Donohue continued yesterday to tell MS
story Of the fight which resulted in The killing oil re'er
Reynolds. Donohue Is on trial before kecoidcr SHY "
for murder in the first degree.
Postmaster van iOll Hde Dttn illi"iH''" ~ ''r'''
from san Francisco that the steamship MaTipoNa ar
rived at that mort on January Is with mails from
Australia etc. Of the following dates Melbourne
December %: sydney December "a; AUCKLAND DC
cember 80: Honolulu, January IL. Ihcy are oue I"
arrive in New York Thursday morning Inc "cN'
mail for Australia. etc, VIII close IN ullS Guy az
D. III. on February g. or on the arrival here oil ,l'c
steamer Aurania with the British mails for Australia
The ninth anniversary Of the German branch Oh the
tt..cf aiph Ia II
evening at Association Hall. Fourth ave aud twenty
third T. The reports Of the secretary and treasurer
shaving healthy condition Of the associations Affairs
were read.
seven men who we're arrested for selling pools on
the races we're up for trial in tbs Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. Justice Hogan reserved his
decision.
The members Of the Princeton football team VIII
each receive "A handsome silver match box AT the
Princeton dinner here Thursday, the gut oil
member Of the alumni
Various members ot the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers seen yesterday said there wa hnfh cry
and LITTLE WOOL I'm the sensational stories about inc
organization recently printed The fact - said
ope member Of Lodge No. 40 that while there i
DISCREPANCY IN the account, Of secretary Van Ias'e
II will not personally AFFECT the standing 81 any u
the individual members Of the Brothcrho'u' Inc
repcI opiuiou seemed 10 be- that the alleged short
coming, Of the secretary would be found on nv'Stfa
ton to b. more the result of ignorance ana '''''''
mes, than Of downright dishonesty.
The Investigation Of the charge against Mis- Susan
Wright pal Of the primary department % school
No 30 was continued lat evening at the s'h"'I
house before the committee consisting OF Eh"aM j.
Tanning. Augustus G.. Vandcrp0cl and Henry t. VII
son. Most Of the time consumed hy Mr' Van
derpocl In replying tho charge Of cX Judge nelson
j. Waterbury, counsel for Mis- Wright, that MF' an
derpocl was IN conspiracy with the teachers Inc
written statements Of the complaining teachers VIII oc
c,,ia.rcd nv The committee this evening. and on
Thursday evening the crosscxamnation Of the defence
Will take place.