New-York tribune., 1896-01-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

.og,s.ra,e Deuel. In jefferson Market Court yes
torday held for trial in 500 ball Dr. Alexander I'm
bert, on the charge OF assauiing Raphaei de -
c,,rl1on who was his partner in n business o.
selling curlos. Imbert's wife. who vas arrested
with her husband. was discharged
Postmaster Dayton yesterday made the following
changes I'm various branch postofices: ROBERT l.
Walsh transferred from Station + 20 the superlh-
tendency OF Station II. to nl the vacancy caused
nv tho promotion of Victor 9 bradley to the SUI
ror,n,ordcacy Of the Railway Mail Service; George
.ndaricsc from Station to the supcrintcndency
~ station +. and ". b. Furlong from Station TO
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Station V
The Ncw-York branch of the National League OF
Commission Merchants held meeting 'or the cleo
tlon OF officers yesterday in the Mercantile TX
change. AZ Ifarr'so and Hudson SITS The foHo"-
,r ,,c-o elected. President. \. +. Young; vice.
rresllen, Joseph f.. Carson; treasurer = H.
Bahrenhurg: secretary. +. H. Frost.
Controller Fitch was ablc to appear at his oh'ee
ar,,, Yesterday He has been I'll with an agra
vatcI cold since Friday
coroner's Physician O'Hanlon testified before a
,.,ry Yesterday that Philip OSulilvan. h"ye'' o'
NJ ec East Thlrty-thiri-st., who dlei M h''''N"'
,t,..t,,i ~, January from supposed morphine
no,sonlnr had d.cl from acute pneumonia 'Hu'-
i,yan had used considerable morphine. and 'h's led
- .ho belle, tina, II might have been n suicide
..r,nc State and the Sweating system will be the
s,,,,o,, ~ Professor George Gunions free lecture
&, tho largo hall or tho school o, Social Economies
"a Il r'uion Sluare this evening at O'Clock
Tho N.tropoli,an Museum o, Art is open free 70
the nubl,c from 10 a. m. 10 sunset on lnesdays'
Wednesdays. Thursdays and saturdays: on sunday
a,,ornoons from / O'Clock 20 sunset. and on the
awnings er Mondays AMI Fridays. on Mondays
and IrrIlavs from 10 O'Clock until sunset copy'sts
art students anI members of the Museum only are
admitted tree: others have TO pay an entrance 'er
OF . cents ihese two days
Tho Museum OF Natural History s open on week
davs from to . o'clock. ON Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 70 o'clock the public IS admitted
free on Sundays It IS open from TO o'clock.
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The body OF Philip Ripley. the old newspaper
writer. who died late Saturday night last at
Bellevue Hospital. sent to Connecticut yester-
day morning for burial Mr.. Ripley was a native
~ Hartford conn. The Rev Mr. Starr. OF New
,nr,on Junction Hartford County. Conn. was in
formed Monday Of Mr. Rpl,ys death. Mr. starr
Is friend OF the dead man. and yesterday morning
hc tclographcl to the Bellevue Hospital authorities
70 send the body on TO him. and that he would see
that IT hal proper burial
The first annual reception OF the regular Repnb-
lican ORGANIZATION o. the IIli Assembly District
viii be he'll at DiXon's Hall, No. ~ bi"ecker-St.
on Tuesday evening. February Is Tickets can he
had al the rooms no. s. Macdougal-s;.
Tho Board of Directors OF the New-York Mining
Exchange met yesterday. and decided on February
II as the date for the formal opening and first
call OF stocks I'm the Board room, AZ No. - Broad
way \ trainload OF Western mine-owners and
Operators VIII be present. Marcus DAILY VIII send
4 valuable cabinet OF specimens from the Anaconda
copper mines as permanent exhibit
Mr. Rorllnckc who is the buyer of crockery and
glassware for Rloominsdale Bros, VIII sail FOR
Europe today on the Tcuionlc. lie will visit all
the English potterics. We'll the china and glass
centres OF Franco. Austria and Hungary. Mr.. Ber-
lncke will remain abroad about three months.