New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
NETWORK CITY.

Parts of the marble in the new Courthouse
are beginning appear like inferior yellow sandstone
The Providence and New-YOrk steamship
Company announce, that on and after to-day their
steamships win leave Pier No. 81 M Instead OF -
as heretofore. -
Kerosene barrels are exposed on the side-
walk IN front OF Goldst warehouse, and spark from
the pipe or cigar OF passerby might by communicating
with them cause great disaster.
Arrests last week, 1884 marriages, 100 !;
births 4s5 deaths 500; loss from fires, $780, nsur
once Sol O0 situations procured at the Free LABOR Bu
reau, coo fees from 166 licenses, s2G2 90.
Henry Mason, an actor at Tony Pastors
Opera House. was seized with hemorrhage OF the lungs
ON Saturday night. at Broome and Chrystiests, ana
died soon after being removed to his house.
The New-York Genealogical and Biographl-
cal Society efforts to the scattered rec
ords Of tho early settlers OF the mas
added its library 02 volumes 259 pamphlets 10 maya
zines aud charts.
Queens, clowns, fnars, warriors, and others
filed the Germana Assembly Rooms on Saturday night
until the for unmaskng came, when their former
selves the members OF the French Masonic IouSes anu
their friends danced until morning.
The animals at Central Park are not fed on
Sunday which fact demonstrates new idea Ia ethlcs
II this original system Of the principles OF the animal
kingdom DO carried with the consistency Lent
ill unfortunate season for the beasts ana Dids
therein confined
The SANTANA Bay Company in the course OF
circular letter states that the salaried positions have
been supplied that the current that excursion
il under contemplation il unfounded; that mechanics
will needed In tine development OF the country; ana
that the Bank OF SANTANA will be established IN rev
weeks.
An Italian Mission. under the direction of
the Rev. Henry Matce organized yesterday st the
Five Points House Of Industry. Blackboard lessons
were given for purpose of teaching Bible truths and
English words. Mr. Hoyotu made stirring remarks TO
his ccuntrymen III their tongue, aud much interest
was manifested.
Can nothing be done to prevent robberies
I'm street carsi AS car No 63 Of the Thrdave. Railroad
was making the trip last night, four pIckpockets
attempted to rob gentleman on the rear platform The
conductor tried the passenger, wnen one OF the
thieves drew knife and stabbed him in the face aud
the struggle which followed the thieves escaped.
William Louk, blind man. arrived in this
city from Erie Pcun. Saturday, and tired 10 find
map named James Howartb, who had written that If he
woud come to No $40 Walst n T., he would be sent to
a free eve infirmary. There being 10 such number in
Wallst IOuk unable 10 fin HoYarth, and was com
PEELED inform the police THAI he had neither money
nor friends
Jack Frost and the Commissioners of Public
Parks are respecers Of neither persons nor days, for
Central Park looked cayer in Winter nor was the
ice ever better than 1t Yesterday. Hundreds Of
merry skaters ghded the frozen field with unds-
gulsed enjoyment Deanug FROM their faces and 1t was
the occasion remark that the proportion OF graceful
ably larger than ON week days.
The old man in Union-square whose stock
in trade dsocated telescope, by the aid Of which, at
ten gaze, the public may perceive divers twink
ling stars aud decide for itself whether the
IL composed Of green cheese not brought 10 the
verge OF bankruptcy Saturday The slippery cOndt-
ton OF The sidewalks enabled people 10 determine with
tolerabe accuracy the whereabouts OF heavenly
bodies and dVube-aCtlng, rcfractng uiagniiier was
suPsrilu0us.
During the exhibition of Prof Siegrist's
trained dogs Niblos Saturday evening piece OF
scenery fell the stage causing the behind 10 cast
a reflection upon the curtain and at the same moment
some one shouted " Fire - A general panic ensued,
which would have resulted In fatal stampede II the
orchestra had not struck up waltz and the stage man
agcr assured the audience that there cause for
alarm MIR. Palmer Of the prOprieOrs 81 the thea
ter informed 1RIBUSE reporter later IN the evening
that he thought the excitement was Intentionally Ia
creased through pure malice the part OF some one III
the gallery.
An inquest held by Coroner Kesser, on FRI
day. concerning death Of Isaac Ahrens, aged TO- Of No.
5 East FIftysccond-st resulted In verdict eXonerat
ing the officers OF Mount sinai Hospital who had been
charged with having accelerated his death by causing
his premature removal from the hospital On saturday,
however. a wealthy and Influential relative er the de-
ceased called at the COroncrs office and While publicly
reteratng the charge further alleged that The Coroner
had "pacKcd" the jury, by selecting ATTACHES OF the
hospital as Jurors, to verdict In favor
of That Institution. Coroner kesslr not present,
but the person who made the charges lcf the Office with
the ayOwed intention OF calling the official q an
count,