New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
GATHERED AROIT TIE TOWN

The funeral of f. ". Endris who died on Wedncs.
day will take place No. 332 Twclfth-st. at 3 D. III.
to-d;y. lie IL veteran Of the Civil War; and was
born in Germany sixty-one years ago Mr.. Endris
served in the Army of the Potomac. lie belonged to
Rankin Post OF the Grand AIIny.
a friendly suit has been begun TO foreclosc a mort
gage upon the property Of the Royal Arcanum Club,
and if the property he sold satisfactorily the debts
Of the organization will be paid ard the cub win prob
ably dissolve Its expenses exceed the receipts The
club Will probably be reorsanzed upon paying basis
Dr.. and Mrs. Theodore L. Cuylcr are spending
few DAYS in FLORIDA
DR.. James +. McGraw, Of No. 124 SanGs-st, died
YESTERDAY from heart disease. lie thrty two
years CID ard formerly with the Health
Department.
Judge Pratt, who had the bullet which he received
in the war removed from his face last week. was con-
fined 10 his home yesterday lie caught cold after
the operation and 1t settled in his lower jaw, and lie
is suffering from neuralgia
Augustus Stors, treasurer Of the trustees of Plym-
outh Church, and William II. Hazard, president Of
the Fulton Bank. the bondsmen of James F. Pierce.
the STATE superintendent of Insurance. They
justified in $4,000 each.
Ihe Rev John \. Billingsley has accepted the call
recently extended t. him by the Bethany Presbyterian
Church. lie will receive $l,oU0 year and Il months
vacation.
Work upon the extension of the now Federal Build
Ing, to be used for mailing purposes, will begin on
Morcay. 1t Will cost $6l,65O and Will be story
In height.
Professor John Fiske's third library lecture the
house of Gordon l.. Ford, in Claghst. Will lie given
at 4 D. III. to morrow. The subject is The Conquest
of Mexico"
George II. Sterling, the superintendent Of streets,
Yesterday sent notices The United states NalchOa sc
Company and TO the Anchor Line steamship Company
10 remove within forty hours the fences erected
by the former acros, SeIswick i. and the latter at
sedrxlci.. Irving and Van Brunt SIS. TEcse fences
have been used to inclOsc considerable portions Of
these streets along the water front, notwithstanding
that tlc Common Council has declared them open and
onlccd all gates and fences removed.
Tie funeral Of Philip y. White, the col1rct mcmlcr
OF the Board of Education, who dlcd Tuesday was
held last evening at his home. No. 81 Clernonave
The Rev DR. Alexander Crummcl, Iccto? o: II. LuEes
Church. Washington, conducted the services. lie was
assisted by the Rev. DR.. B. +. Dc Costa Of The Church
Of St John the Evangelist Ncw York the Rev. II. c.
Bishop If 81. Philips Church. New York, 0f which Mr.
White was for many years u WaIdcn' and the Rev.
W. V. Tunncll. of ST. Augusjine'S Church, Eroohlyn.
Many Of the members of the Board Of Education were
present
The Rev Edwin Forrest lIallcnbcck was installed
aS pastor of the North Reformed Church In Cernoht'
ave-. last evening" by the representatives Of the so"th
Chassis Of Long Island The Rev. Dr. samuel MchilGe
read the lesson ard the Rev. DR.. Wesley il. Davis
preached the sermon. The Rev. W. H. Boocock, prcsi-
dent OF the South Chassis, conducted the installation
service.
The body Of Michael Curtis. ST Vcrp.ank'> Point,
Westchcster County, was found ycstc day at .raoon
floating in Gowar;s Canal near the Th.rd-t bii0st,
in south BOohlyn. Tie body was Identified by papers
IN the pockets Of the clothes. Curtis Lai been missing
from his home since January 6.