New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-24
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
A delegation of Boston merchants passcd
through the city last evening on their way 20 Wasr
ton. where they are the Presdert to- request
him to reinstete the hon' 'h"m"s husseA On |''''''
The message boys OF the Western Union
Telegraph company have,eoen supplied with ne" uni
forms OF blue ornamentet with red biping Ts Jack
err arc short and tie belt small box IL Attached III
wtsoh the message book ID placed navy eap eoni-
pletes the ontnt ,.u
An rknown man was run over ap1 Killed
by dummy engine No OF the Hudson River Railroad at
Canal and Washin gtor-ste- yesterday afternoon he
Was well dressed and carried mir pocket small slate
ON which was the address: 80 bomas Carrick, NO. liz
West TnirAy ATHEIST"
TIE Stock, Gold, Produce, and Cotton Ex-
changes were coaed Yesterday aud Wall and Broad sta
were ri ven over 10 solitude broken only by the families
OF the janors who descended from the upper stories 10
enjoy the genial sunshine.
The case of the Moore-P nckney contested
aeat was resumed before the Senate Committee yeser
cay afternoon Over'eo witnesses were sworn all OF
whom were voters I'm XIXth Election District OF the
XXlst Assembly District. Nearly all OF these suheu
that they for Puckney. while some were not posi-
| tive for whom they voted The examination has not
| concluded.
| The following report shows what has been
accomplished by the Howard Rehet Association during
the week ending Feb 2: The house al No. 40 Leonard
a. during that time and fed $685. the branch
house at No. 6l ThOmpson-st winch was opeheu on tno
l9th INST during t.rce uaSs I4o' "a ic osa
| have been lodged, and 1891 fed
The Roman Catholic services of the Forty
Hours Alteration continued yesterday morning.
IN St. Paricks Cathedral They began at $40 aud con-
| tinued until H. The service comprised solemn High
Mass and sermons preached by the celebrans. At 81
Marys Church services were held under the auspices OF
the Catholic Union. aud the Church OF tne Holy Gross,
where solemn High Mass was celebrated, WAS very
crowded.
Justice was not done Trinity Church IN
announcing that IL the landlord OF 40 or 80 liquor
nj Tftpa1
ration owns great deal OF property over which 1t has
had no control 10 having let long leases OF
GROUND rental All the leases granted for the past three
| wears nave been made with a rigid prOvisO that no
liquor should be sold on the premises so IehIu IN
noted places of resort and they VIII not oe4cased
! again for the same purpose.
The proposals foT furnishing marble for the
new Postolice building were opened yesterday oy
Superniendents steinuetz and Huburd ndPostinsoer
| T. L. James The quantity advertised LOT Consists Vi
1900 white marble tilesl2x2 inches GOO hii iitoe
f~s inches 1000 bac marble tiles. l2Al2 lIches
sad 5000 black marble borders Of various "idIhs Dn
me -, fIcp Tie contracts will be awarded after the
proposals have been examined ana appfo'od ~ 'Ho
| Poct-Oifce Department at washington
| The proceeds of the charity concert gwen by
| Mrs Edward Knox at steinway Hall ON Feb 9were
s7o So OF which s277 so privately disbursed Dy 'he
committee IN urgent cases Of distress. The remainder
| sl,i2s was shared as follows
St. JE Guilt $780, Heiplbg Hand 5000 Employment 20
eey C2rh Incarnation 5000 Beiterl It. BeSson eGs,.
$3.50 Poe' q. M Iqa' rnss pI t sIn9e; IS Relief Asso
ton Thi,eenh 800 Lde. rnon Ges Associations sIOi
nal Ben, SocetS $50 Home s26 it'e Sisters Of
ss fSe' S 'tf s s I1 cRa;cS "a sS Peters
SIS; Gesta sc5ef sOc,ety, s25.
Michael Mcnamara, who was shot by Detec-
,ye Patrick J. Leahy Sunday morning, while the lat
tsr with several other detectives was attempting to en-
tor hi. house In for the murderer Of Nicholas A.
svsich died at Bellevue Hospital last evening Coroner
woitmann had Detective Leahy brought before hun yes
erdSy, aud required INN to give pan IN 5000 10 await
the result OF TIE wounced mars injuries Inc detec-
tves continued 10 search for " Dutch" Iiarmann yes
terday. ia the neghbOrho0d but with no better
success heretofore Some excitement was created
among the tenement occupants OF tue Kiln Ward al
the manner in which the eBtry ehccted to McSa-
rooms and such threats were Tade against the
police iiha Captain McElwalne deemed IL saIe 10 IN
crease the force OF his patrols.
The capmakers' strike is almost ut an end.
An agreement between the employers and employ has
been perfected. aud the strikers TO work
yesterday but the fact Of its being holiday ntercred
any general action. Work in nearly all Of che
ufactories will be begun to-day. W. r. Willis Co., IN
uercerst refused peremp orily TO the rules and
regulations prepared by the strikers which erect the
discharge OF all persons who worked III the manufae-
torres during strike. The firm had during the strike,
30 employees who begged that they should not he thrown
out OF employment when the strike should end. Willis
Co promised to stand by them, and they say now chat
thew viii do so II they never MAKE aotrer oeno, Inc
the strikers respecting tue DISCHARGE OF persons en-
pioyed 10y them during the strike VIII PROBABLY DC CON-
promised
The interest which DR.. Susan Everett
awakened by her first OF lectures g~en at
Hail. great that yesterday sue delivered
free the place, preparatory TO second
series, which Will occupy the remainder Of the week till
Saturday Some ladies', to good seats, WIKI
their knit ing reading early o'clock, and pa
tienty waited two hours. Her theories and views
In the man, those advocated bv IydrOpathsts. Her
lecture dcsultory it, nature. She began by
dissection II manikn, In order 10 exhibit tue exact
pos ton OF the vital organs. She dwe at some length
IlIp Ill
character to those versed in reading human nature
One OF her topics was beds ana bedding aud while on
tuis subject gave useful hints for cleansing
bed-coYerinSs She dsapproyed OF feathers aud dark
Chambers. n.y.
At the Methodist preachers meeting yester
day tue Rev. A. NJ osbon, ID. D.. of fremont n. Y, read
au essay on "Tue Origin Of the HISTORIAN Church"
This church. he said not composed Of the ten lost
tribes as some authors had endeavOred to prove,
we're the members Persians others had maintained
He claimed that they Jews, who fled from Jerus
lem a. the TINE OF IT'S dne KY Da, Lrut
"a few remarks on the subject The Rev. Df. AtlcrOury
OF tie Sunday Committee the provisions OF tho
excise law. and tue difficulties encountered In the
attempt To enforce II. over 200 civil suits had been In
stitutcd against unlicensed liquor dealers this city.
The Rev. DR.. FOss in behalf OF the committee appointed
TO raise nnd for the family OF Pastor Emile +. Cook,
said that O0 had been received and asked for rurthcr
contributions The death OF the Rev. Edward Odrn OF
the NewYork East Conference at Stamford, Conn, at
age Of "a, was announced aud committee of three
clergymen appointed to attend the funeral to-day
BROOKLYN
Geo jackson, the colored man who was shot
by officer Friday night suspicion Of gay
died yesterday IRON the effects vi his wounds.
The Hon. VIM c. De Witt delivered last night
an grafton before the members Of the Brooklyn Inst-
life aud character OF James Madison and the
career OF his contemporary Aaron Burr. The address,
which occupied more than an hour and half in its
denvery, frequently applauded. and listened 10
by many promin, nt officials including Mayor Hunter
Fire Commissioner Massey Hugh NJ Mclaughlin, and many