New-York tribune., 1896-05-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for $50
with which TO provide for an aged couple through
another year. The man Is chronic Invalid ana
the woman too feeble TO work. and they have no
relatives or friends able TO help them. They arc
worthy people, devoted 10 each other. and 1t would
be unknd to break up Their little home and sepa-
rate them Money sent for this case TO the society
United Charities Building. No. lO5 East Twenty-sec-
ond-st.. will be promptly acknowledged.
Tho Lehigh Valley Railroad Company announces
that Tomorrow from n. m. TO p m. and on
Monday from a IN. to II a. m, It's new special
Buffalo Express train will be on exhibition at Jer-
sey City. which the public is invited to inspect
Henry Martyr Alexander. jr.. and Banbrdge
Colby have announced that they have formed
partnership for he general practice OF law. with
Offices the third floor OF the Equitable Building
No. le0 Broadway. Both lawyers are well known to
many members OF the clubs In this city Young
Mr. Alexander IS a son OF James w Alexander,
first vice-presldent Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society.
The next regular meeting OF the Republican Club
will be held in the clubhouse, No. 40 Fifth-ave.
on the evening OF Monday. May 49, when action
will be taken a list OF candidates for member
ship There will be refreshments after the meet
ing.
The Cuban Delegations Committee appointed to
direct the Cuban American Fair to be held at tho
Madison Square Garden. May q 10 May 20. yester-
day received three gifts-a check for 500 from "A
Friend OF Cuba in this city, draft for s2l- from
a woman in Kingston. Jamaica. and check for
SIC from a man who has been active in getting sub
scriptions for the fair
Justice Andrews. in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted Elmer f. Thotne absolute divorce from
Marie Thorne. The Thornes we're married on Au-
gust 49, 1892. and separated In 1894
Walter Hammond, the young man who called
himself Philip Rhinelander when arrested at the
Hotel Savoy last month. was yesterday sentenced
to the Elmira Reformatory by Judge Newburger
in Part ILL., General Sessions. He pleaded guilty
last week to passing a worthless check for 800 on
Tiffany g. Co.
Terence Casey, the young brass Hnsher. Of New
Haven. who fell between two cars In the Mott
Haven Railroad yards Wednesday night. while try
ing steal ride to his home a freight train.
and had his right leg cut off and his left leg badly
mangled. died early yesterday morning In the Har-
lem Hospital.
The forty-hr annual convention OF the New
York State Sunday School Association will be held
In the Broadway Tabernacle Broadway and Thirty
fourth-st. on June e. and 1. The Committee OF
Arrangements under the direction OF The Rev. DR..
A. F. Schaufier is at work providing for the COM
fort and convenience OF delegates.
At the meeting OF the Electrical Section CT the
American Institute IN conjunction with the Henry
Electrical Club, to be held this evening at o'clock
Nelson W. Perry will lecture "Electro-Magnetc
Induction" The meeting will be held at the .nsti-
tute rooms. No Ill West Thrty-ei snth-st and
will. as usual. be free TO the public.
Carl schurz. Alfred Bishop Mason Georg. R.
Bishop. William Jay Schieffelin and George Nc
Aneny have signed 4 report. commanding the sys-
TEN OF appointments and promotions BY the present