New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09
NETWORK CITY.

Tho rero1 roo,Iations for Lent were read in all
the Roman Catholic churches yesterday
Eugene Kelly & Co., bankers, report that th iS
have thus far sent TO Ireland 1Or the au Vi WV
starving poor, $i2,935 90.
The new lobby of the Madison Square Theatre
has been delayed owing to the recent lire at smith
& Cranes the builders. The front OF inc 'ne'''0
will be entirely completed IN TWO Weehs'
IL was announced in st. LaurenGes roman
Catholic Church in East Eighty-iourth-st' SeSteI11
day. that a new Catholic parish had been formed
by the Cardinal comprising portion OF the disIr'cf
embraced in ST. Laurcnce's parish; me pastor Oh
the new rarish Will be the Rev. Father Dougherty'
f. s. Scott. of No. 100 Broadway, called at the
Police Central Office yesterday ana rep4rtG INC
disappearance. on January - OF Ge1rgu -; Lnm
a man about fifty years OF age win gray nous
tachc George l.. Latin is gwen IN tnc DIRECTORY as
secretary at No. 81 William-st, but no residence Is
mentioned.
Officer Kinuaird Of the Thirtyiirst. Precinct yes
terday found on cake of floating ice IN the Norlh
RIVER at the foot of Sevenv-sixth-st, two account
books and 200 postal cards with the address; olu'
nev Grafton, patcntec, stamp Office NO. Al hoIhhs
str The name Of Sidney Grafton does not appear
in the NewlOrk directory.
Samuel Capper of Manchester, England, made
temperance address Yesterday aitern99h AT te ILL.,
ing of the American Temperance Union, bei1 IN
Haverlvs Theatre. The building was cToWoeu III
every part Solos were sung BY Mrs; Guernsey ana
Mr. Edwards and there was singing by a large enc"
under the leadership OF Asa HIM.
large and enthusiastic primary meeting on rnt
German Republicans OF the XNth Assembly Distrct
was held Friday evening af Progress HalI' No. o1o
Ihrd-ave and the following officers were elected;
President George Koch; FIRST Nlce-l resident Mo-
ritz Gerber; Second VIcc-Prcsdent, II. Acketmdn'
Recording Secretary John Il. kuckuasG9el DoIIJ
Fddeke; Sergeant-a-Arms. Emanuel Nordhem
Delegates to the Central Commlttee-Jac9b waller,
George Koch, b. A. Angerman, william Mllcri LOUIS
T. Mlncho.
The funeral services over the remains of John D.
PhiIps were performed yesterday morning at 10
o'clock at the residence of Nh Phillips, No: iol
West Thirty -fOurih-st., by the Rev f. IeS AeIldcs
Rabbi of the Congregation Shaari Iephii9' IN west
Fortvfourih-st. he services were according 10 tne
orthodox Jewish ritual. The attendance OF well
known citizens was large, aud lncIud,9 Albert gar
dozo Jesse Seligman Jacob Campbell, Emanuel Leh-
man John d. Crimmins, Edward >. king, ana me
directors Of Mount Sinai Hospital Home and Or
phan Asylum. The remains were taken To cypress
Hills Cemetery for interment'
The annual reunion Of Yassar College Alumni
held at Delmonico's Saturday afternoon was the
largest ever held in this city AZ the business meet
ing officers were chosen as follows: President, Miss
r. V. Cnlbertson, II; vice-presdent: Miss f.
Fisher. III secretary Miss Z; Jordan 70; treas
Miss. l.. Hamlin. "a Miss l.. Chamberlain. 70
Miss VI. Colgate. 10 Miss ii. Swinburne, a. and
Miss c. White. 80. constitute the Executive Com
mittcc To the luncheon members of the Faculty
were admitted. and after that came musical ana
literary exercises. Miss j. A. Denton. 20. read the
annual report, which included the matrimonial
record OF the graduates. Miss rastiison, go
was appointed u prepare the report Tor the next
meeting. Mrs l.. T. Champney read paper on
French art. ,roo,.,,,,
Michael Shea. jeremiah Shea and Thomas Sulh-
van were arrested SATURDAY night on the suspicion
OF having stolen about 800 pounds OF Pig IRON
which they were unloading from small boat at the
West Central Pier. Atlantic Docks.
William Costello, of No. $50 1hirteenth-st.. was
in Peter Carbcnys saloon at the Hanllton-aYe.
bridge, at o'clock yesterday morning ana got III
n quarrel with Carbeny. at whom he buried a tum-
bier. innicting severe wound over the right eye
Costello was locked mp.
cd fpr11 ~ "a N
dav last a well-dressed man called at the house of
Dr. Thomas CORDIALLY. No. 471 Nande rbilt-ave.. dur
ing the Doctors absence ana shi az, ahm, ne Wopa
flee for a few minutes and stole n case Of surgical
instruments. clothing, etc, valued IN all at SO|.
Francis McGowan, age thirty whine of No; az
ON the charge OF stabbng John Foley, OF No. Ia
Wythe-avc The two men became engaged IN an
alteration at Wytheaye. ana fSqa id ana nG
the left breast. The physician called pronounced
Foley TO he I'm dangerous condition, although he
was unable TO determine the precise extent OF the
wound.
post-mortem examination Of the body Of the
late Aras G.. Williams, eX-Shcrlh OF Kings County,
who died suddenly on Friday In General lT in ~
law office was made yesterday morning by Dr. d.
= Wcstbrook assisted By Coroner Simms and Drs.
Watt, Richardson, Hutchinson. Van Wagner and
Welton. They found that death was cau"d by
naravsis of the heart. Coroner Simms held the In
66uest Immediately afterward. The funeral OF Mr.
Williams will take place at p m. to-morrow at
JERSEY CITY.
Elizabeth Dougherty, of No. IL Dlyision-place
Jersey CITY, was at Police Headquarters Yesterday
to report the the Disappearance OF her husband,
Charles, on January H.
sneak thief boarded the schooner Paul and
Thompson, now lying at the docks OF the Central
Railroad OF New-Jersey, jersey City, at a. IN. yes
terday and stole valuable gold watch and rcvol-
yer belonging 10 Captain Marion.
large schooner has been cruising off Fort Lee. y.
j. for several days past. near the place where the
Rrady brothers the " mOOnshners" had their Illicit
dIstilery Il T. believed that tho vessel. whose
movements have caused considerable comment, -
owned by the Bradys NEWARK
Herman Sonnefelt had one of his legs crushed by
a train Mt the depot of the Morris and Essex Rail-
road on Saturday evening.
A collector for the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany. named William Kirklard has been commit
ted to jail charge of taking the sum Of 5000 be-
longing TO the company.
James Worthington was taken TO Newark on
Saturday evening from Trenton. and committed 10
ja on Il charge Of having swiDdled Theodore +.
Wilson out OF 800 by false representations.
A threeistory frame tenement-house in Sixth-st.,
near Sixteenth-aVe.. occupied by two familics, was
DESTROYED by fire Saturday night. The loss il
about 81 800 which is cOvere ed by insurance in the
German American and Newark City Insurance
Companies. ,o,.,, ,e,,,,n
FLusHING-Dr Isaac Bloodgood. prominent res
idenL of Flushing, died yesterday.
IsI1p.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson. of Islip.
celebrated their golden wedding one evening last
week.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County Board
If Supervisors have authorized the appointment of
five game constablcs III each town.
RIyERHEAD-The Suffolk County Republicans
will hold their convention for the choice OF four de-
lcgates TO Utica on Thursday, at Riyerhead.
BAIrING MISUNDERSTANDING Iyte was formerly
n celebrity in musical circles In New-York, but for
some years has lived at Batting Hollow. Early
Tuesday morning he was found dead IN his dressing
room.
BAY SHoRE.-Patricl Donnelly many years ago
landed from "a ship wrecked on the South Beach,
and has for n long timo followed tho bay for a
livelihood. For two years he has been addicted to
excessive drinking, and on Saturday, while III u