New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
NETWORK CITY.

rho hodv oe an unknown man, ahont forty-tye'
wears old and dressed q abortr, was Ionnd Ill 'ho
| North River yesterday, at FortY-slNth s'Iec''
| 1r - r,,i,,t..rs have amounted commitc to
confer with the Painters and House PAINTERS Cnion
in regard TO projected movement lot an au'h"oo VI
| wages t.
Tho nolice boat Seneca Is unseaworthy o l.s
mr. IS 0GO The matter will come before the Ponce
| Board at an carly meeting. go
BENJAMIN Daniels YESTERDAY PLEADED R,lltN Dei" -,
Jndge CoUing i'm the Court of General Sessions, 90
| a cboroa of kcoping q gambliug-hOlse AT NO. oZ%
| Sixtl-ave., and was fined S2oo.
Detective Moran was sent yesterday TO GhiGaeo
| nv Snnerintendent Walling to bring back william
| Rgnlnw the fugitive night clerk OF the Unlteu
! states Hotel who ran away with Tl0o.
Tho ORIGINAL Fisk University Jubilee Singers; who
were here five years ago ana WHO hlNc o'T Tn az j
three years IN Europe. will give concert lhutSd f
eyeri1G ~ Crickering Hall. They have earned Tor
| the University about $l5OOOo.
Chief Cork Hawley Of tho Police pepar n End,
fifty fftb->t and the Boulevard MI
iawiey has not been at his office nj Police Head
quarters Tor month or six weeks
Frederick Vanderbilt son OF William ": Wander
hiIt Yesterday bought the house No. 693 Fifihaye;
near FiCtv-ronrtIi-s from the present owner and
occupant. William A. poo,eys Tor SlZo;uoo' Inc
sale was made through V. X. Stevenson. II.
P,trolman Hewlett Smith, of the Twenfy-t hird
pccinct who is eight 40 wears old and has been
stationed for some time at the Astoria tfrry aC Tue
all power in his right SIDE.
william Wright of 10. 3J7 West Twenty iir7r-si.,
was driving 50 ritcd horse III Ralro2d-ave:, w
fremont, YESTERDAYS Afternoon, when the ahlnai
look fright at a passing train. IL became nhmal-
ageable upset the buggy, and threw Mr. NHSht 10
the ground. breaking his leg
rho Storton street Baptis- Church tworshipping
in Nssocia'ion IlalO has voted 10 lease the chIIch
edlfcc in Twenty near MadlSon-2ve' in--
tor Knapp, who lately resigned, was recalled ~ ,nc
nastorafe at the last meeting OF the chuFcu ana so
ciafv I'm a vet has not gwen MS aDN"cT
There were landed at Castle Garden Yesterday 7s3
immigrants. the City of Chester from lIyeIpoGL
Mas from Rotterdam. 100; the state of Pcnnsylva-
ma from Glasgow, SO the NedcIland from Ant
wcrp, G3; the Alsatia. from London, ~
An executive meeting Of the Tammany Hall Com
mittco of Twenty lasting nearly three honrs, was
held last evening. No decisive action was takr" III
regard 10 the reorganization OF certain di'lFct h,o
ciat IONS and the meeting adjourned 10 Mouoa.
evening Said one of the members, =" The inn VIII
! bcain next week.
James Donahoe was stabbed in the leg yesterday
afPCrmoon by Antonio abatiuo, in the basement Of
! 10 81 Nnlberry-st.. drinking place where stale
| bcrr is sold. DOrahO' was sent 10 the thambcrS
street Hospital and Lobati;o. who escaped at the
! and locked up IN the Fourteenth Precinct STATION
! house.
Martin Smith, the saloon-Eceeper Of No. 1913 liiv;;
| in%for-st Who shot Edward Douncy in tn head
| -, Sr"da,' NIGHT wac Yesterday morning taken be-
! fore Jnsticc Fiammer ~ the E~srX Market Police
! Court when Reclaimed through hi counsel that he
n ad " Rcmord Morgan corroboratcd Smiths state
| mcnt of tie aiiIr.
| Following the recent chess congress, snpplemcn-
| .orv chess tournament j. now ~ prOVIc.s At tie
| Manhattan Chess Climb, in the B1wcry lms even
| inc MessrS. Gedlic and Erlanecr VIII meet for the
| first time Erlaugrr hos already defeated three
stronr nlayers-Nessr- Bloch d. Wiser and Baird.
| Tho tourney will be Continued through the week.
| and be concluded on Monday.
Tho R,,rd of Health roccived information yesicr-
dav that Carlo Dolmcn, an Italian forty-'wo years
| AZ age was sick nj No. - Sulliyan-st with small
| pox. doctor sent t. The house found tho inmates
greatly excited. but decided that thc c14o was one
| cf r,casIes The uaticnt was nevertheless removed
10 the Riverside io pital. and the house iumigated
| TO quiet the f'G's Of the tenants
| Tboinas y Clarke. ono Of The brooklyn Bridge
+,st.cs apuointrd by the Mavor, resigned his POSI-
liam Yesterday lie states in long letter II res'g-
patIon that re has not The TINE Tor inYrSt Iatng
he advance Of salaries made by the boatd III WHAT
| Ln cousldcrs an irregular manner. His present
hne,nes Is of such importance that he cannot aioid
| the time ~ inve~tIgaf" similar expenditure.
Tho hreadstln markets were decidedly active yes
.l,, ,u,r,. tian 800. Geo bushels of wheat mos fly
| If the Rcd aud White Winter grades, being
| sold Tor export at an advance OF 10 2i2 cents .
| busLel above Saturday, prices. Between 1.oOO ana
a 600 barrels of flour were sold Tor export there be-
! inp am advance on low grades % about 10 cents a
! barrel Corn and oats were hali TO cent lower
Irspoctor ThoInc has proposed that every man on
br police force shall subscribe ono days pny 10 tne
fnrj for suffering Ireland. In this manner about
$40 900 or more could he raised. The Inspector
| visited Police Headquarters Yesterday. and sub
| ,,ittcd the plan to superintendent N9llmg who
gave II ms hearty approval, aud promised TO talk
with the other inspectors ana t' captains as 10 inc
prartical operation of the scheme.
Tho women of the Aid Association Of the IIahne-
mann Uospital have decided 10 hold q fair, bcgn-
nlng April ~ next III and of The Free Bed tund #
fhnf inst tuition. 4 meeting was recently held at
Tho housr of Mrs. Gordon W. Burnham, the prcSi-
dent TO arrange the preliminary committees, and
the following officers Of the Executive Committee
we're chosen p: Chairman. Sinclair Iousey; wee
| chairman Algenon :. Sullivan treasurer Salem
II. Wales corresponding secretary. stephen ;. Hoe;
recording secretary, Chas H. Nelson.
C. H. Pierce, secretary and treasurer of the At
laniic and Charlotte Air Line Railroad, complained
| I'm fine Board of Health recently that the house
| rortcd Nv INN No $50 West Thirt y-fOurth-st. was
by reason of foul sewer gases pervad-
tng it, By advice of his family physician ne would
be compelled to leave II unless the evil was rent
, renorted 10 the Board that defective plumbing
, and connections with the main sewer made the
house very unhealthy. Complaint was made 10y
order of the Board against the owner, 5. IL. Ham
rnond of Geneva, y. l.
| An entertainment was given last evening in the
Trinity Baptist CR4Ich, ~ oy Ihe th
! Chinese New Years festival Mr. Van Busliirk the
suncrntcndent of the school stated that the enter
tainment was given bv the members of the class at
tInr own cxpcusc to mark their sense of Obligation
> to their teachers and other friends. The Rev. e.
Jackson the missionary delivered an address IN The
% Chinese language after when ne company pro
ccedrd 10 the stpprrrOOm where Chinese fruits and
swcctmeats were served.
D The monthly meeting Of the Board of Managers o
fine New-York Association for Improving the COndi
Ron of the Poor was held Yesterday at their
Z No GS Bible House the president Howard Potter
IN fine chair The secretary reported that re-
iief n ad been afforded during January 10 2,G73 fam
: lies. consisting of 1913 PERSONS The tot3 ngm
> Der of personal applications at the central Office
G''rino he month had been Jos. The amount o
sickness pcvaiug throughout the city had greatly
u'crroscd the demands upon the association. ApprO
' | nriate action was taken regarding the death o
> | Stewart Brown, vino had been connected with tn
i | organization since 1919.
- BROOKLYN.
: A large number of persons enjoyed tie exceen
. skating at the Union and Capitoline Lakes yestcf
| Ii