New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06
NETWORK CITY.

| The Indies of SOrOsis have given $50 10 the
Working Womens Protective Union, at No. 80 Blocker
| ST.
Lieutenant Lucien Y. B. Wyse, who has
been in this country in the interests the InterOceanic
Canal, sailed Yesterday in the Ameriquc for France
The Asylum of st. Vincent de Paul during
the past year guarded 1O7 orphans. The expenses
amounted to S1O596 10; the receipts were Sl2,32s
Francis Murphy, age forty-tivc, no home,
while intoxicated last night the liquor saloon at No
257 stanton-st fell against the stove and received in
iuries from which he died the way 10 the station
house
Sanitary Inspector Viele has been instructed
to investigate the cause Of dsagrecabe odors which
are alleged to exist in the neghborhood of afatrendeng
establishment One-hundrcd- and-hitn-st. and tho
! East River.
Another argument against strikes: The UNI
employed who gather about the excavations Tor
the metropolitan Elevated Railroad in Division and
Aen-sts exceed those engaged in. the work hy about
| ten TO one.
| Charges have been preferred, and Will be
presented Board Police this week. against P0
lice Surgeon b. T. Dexter. OF the Twentieth ana Thirty
first Precincts accusing him of teienng sickness when
| perfectly able tO attend to his duties.
| Herman Grffcn the foreman Of the United
states CIR nd Jury seriously III, and Judge Batchord
found It necessary yesterday to choose new foreman
! twelve years this occurrence has happened
mere nave bttu pitpdlCu HUM UNIV w
time little pamphlets which might be called haud-books
! FOR NeyyYork grand ures. The last prepared by
A. Oacy Han 1873. but has become so ovcrad with
later legislation mat DisricA torncy Ph'ps has de-
cidnd 20 make what Will really be new nook though
deriving great deal from the earlier books his VIII
| soon he published
| The members of the Produce Exchange are
agtatinc the question of building again, and yes
terday sent petition TO the Board Of Managers, re-
qestlng them 10 obtain refusal OF snch property as
for Exe nd tD
saOmt a vote of the Exchange whether or not II
shan be purchased. This Is III accordance Win the
| views Of the -four trade
The Park Commissioners yesterday passed
series OF resolutions which will be sent 10 the State
Legislature protesting against the bill by which 1t ~
proposed establish parade ground in Central Park
The resolutions that tho Central Park intended
pleasure ground for all classes OF clizenF, ana nat
! an rreparabe wrong would he done by introducing
military parades within Its boundaries
President Chadbourne, of Williams College,
will deliver the second Of his Of eight lectures
before the Union theological Seminary AZ Association
Hall this evening. The lecture will consist OF an cX-
panaon Of the various objects in the animal kingdom;
and then certain objects IN zoOlogy and botany that
will be referred TO the arguments OF the Subsequent
lectures Will he discussed lIe lecturer Will nave 'ho
aid o. a steteOpticon.
William c. Trull said yesterday, as cOun-
sci Of Mr. Person the receiver Of the WdowS aud Or
phans Life Company, that In fact as stated
| in THE TRIBUNE, he had begun suits against number
them IN the hands OF the Sheriff but that the complaint
was not yet Completed and that nc had gone 70 tho
| ports OF wholesale orders OF arrest In the suit.
The stockholders of the Chicago, st. Louis and
| New Orleans Railroad Company yesterday reelected
| the following directors: W. II. Osborn. James Emott
/. V. i. Randolph. stuyvesant Fish, OF New-fork; j. O.
Clarke and AdOph Schreber of New Orleans W. X. Dick
erson and b. F. Aver of Chicago: W A. Gordon, OF Ms
sssippi; James Fentress and T. Nicely OF tennessee;
g. W. Paschall OF Kentucky. Tie election was on a
Of "a 23i shares over three-quarers of the en-
tire stock Of the road
James Reilly and Patrick NoOnan, news
boys were arrested at Fftyscyenth-st and Tenthaye
Tuesday evening. They shouting, Extra, Extra
Horrible accident on the Elevated Railroad Terrible
loss of iieg' A lady living In the neighborhOOd who
had sent her young downtown by the Metro
potan Elevated Railroad tainted at hearing the cry
and Nathaniel Hart, Of No 500 west fllty-ntth.St
her fat her caused the Of the boys Justice Nor
gan the Ffysevenih street Police Court yesterday
sent them To prison for five days.
Mrs. Magdalen Schlac, of No. 1877 Stanton
ST. has made affidavit Police Headquarters. charG
ing police officer resigned from the force, and
Sergeant James II. Crowley, OF the Detective Squad
with nto1ication and abuse. The affidavit sets forth
that on morning OF February %, Crowley Francis
Kavanaugh formerly Of Inspector Murray's slaf, and
another man. entered her house while she at break
fast and claimed that they had traced thief to her
house She protested, but the officers took her by force
| to The Eleventh Precinct Police station Crowley
charged her with Keeping dlsorderly house and kava
nsugh detailed 10 take her to court but released
BROOKLYN
The Board of Health has directed its cOun-
sci TO prosecute Dr. g ~ Hcrsey OF No 291 Thirteenth
at for failing report several Of scarlet fever
in family residing IN Patchcnaye which be attended
| Children living In the house were aOwedt to attend a
| public school while the fever was raging.
The annual report of the Department of
| City Works recommends that the Hempstead storage
Reservoir be enlarged, and that additional pumping
engine be constructed at Ridgewood 1t is stated that
the three engines in use have pumping capacity
of As 600 600 gallons daily. and should accident
rendering either Of the engines unavailable for use
for a week, the city would be IN danger OF a water
famine The receipts OF the department last year were
Fl,l32.32J a.
The celebrated case of Rogers against
Fezer which was before Justice semler last week, has
been decided goat figured largely IN the ease, but
the Jury which first upon il unable To determine
the extent of the goats ransgrrsson Mr. Feltzcr who
was alleged TO have decOycd the nnmadic goat into his
gaiden and VINO admitted that he fired upon II with .
gun, trumphautly vindcated on Tuesday the Jury
| rendering unanimous verdict in his favor The goat
Il reported be slowly Improving and In the course or
few months Ii expected to resume It's normal 0ccupa'
tons VIZ nbblng posters and stealthy entering other
| peoples yards and cardCn-.
Under the charter no member of the Com =
mou Council can hold any other office except that OF
Notar, Pa die or CJmms Deeds. BY this pro-
vision Alderman DAME ORcilly OF the Twelfth ward.
VINO WA elected last Fall Represent tho lid District
iu the XLvltn Congress- VIII compelled to his
place In Common Council when he takes the oath OF
Office as Con cssman al the beginning OF the extra sef
| eon. Mr.. ORcilly, however II IL said has gone TO
Albany for the purpose OF securing Lhe passage OF an
| act allowing him 10 retain both Offices Considerable
Interest Il manifested In the matter ~ MT OIcl'ys
vote the Board OF Aldermen IL necessary to the Re
pubcans III passing resolutions over the Mayors veto
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