New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
NETWORK CITY.

Horace White will lecture on Third Term foll-
tcsn at Stenway Hall this evening.
Tho Assoc,ate Alumni of the College Of the City
of Ncw-York will have dinner at the Sturicvant
House tomorrow evening.
The Rov. DR.. II. w. Bellows preached ycstcrday
morning at All Souls Church Oil William EilcTy
Charming He will repeat this discourse at New
port this week.
Mr. Bccchcr will deliver lecture, entitled The
New Profession" at Stcnway Hail. on lhlist tII AZ
Teachers Protective Union for the relief O sick and
disabled members.
Nicholas Thurst. age seventeen, of No. 2s3 Ave-
nue-B saw two boys fighting near his home yeStcr-
day and tried to separate them hey repdd hlm
by stabbing him i'll the hand. They escaped, and
the police could not learn their naincs
The Manhattan Athletic Club. which has taken
prominent and honorable position among the ath-
letic organizations OF the country, Will give uandi-
cap games on its grounds at Eighth-avc. ana tlity
siXth-st., saturday April TO- at n m. Incre T WI
walk of and Onc-half miles, all llhdIc',PS'
Gold medals will bc given to the first and sccohd Ill
each contest.
The parks are again coming out in their Spring
STYLES, which again this year are worn Ill the varl-
o,ls shades of green. Gramcrcy Park is bright
with crosses and hyacuths and the lllacs are
budding nustrOu'y Inc BIRDS are PACK ;ni again. gam
mcr quarters are busiiy engaged in housc-hunti ing
1hes, can congratulate themselves that they have
no furniture to move.
BROOKLYN.
Hugh COyle was arrested yesterday morning LOT
passing counterfeit trade dollars
David Cosgrove a driver living at No. jSj Van
dcrbilt-av was fatally injured last night by being
thrown from the carriage
The employees in the steam engineers department.
ot the Navy Yard, numbering 125 were discharged
on Saturday i'll order to reduce expenses.
Tho body of Thomas OLeary, who was drowned
by The capsZ;ng OF rowboat at the foot OF Jordie-
mon.st on February ~, WAS found floating in the
bay off Staten Island yesterday morning.
Margaret Wood age thirty-six, of NJ. 73 Wash
jngton.st., was arrested late Saturday night
charged with stealing jewelry and clGthing to the
value of $500. from the mouse Of Pctsel Fowler No.
341 Unlon-st.
NEWARK.
Judge Depue will hear argument on tho applica-
ton OF Franz Larnnlens lor new trlal on lucSu'y
next.
large meeting of masons was held on Saturday
night to consider general advance in wages. lie
debcrati0n was held with closed doors. lie
bOXnakers met yesterday Afternoon, ana aiso uIs-
cussed an advance OF wages.
convention of delegates from the different Ro-
man Catholic societies was held at the Catholic
Institute yesterday afternoon 10 arrange for
general parade on Sunday April 10, on the occasion
of the laying of the cornerstone of the House OF
the Good Shepherd.
The Newark and TrvingtOn Horse Railroad was
sold at public auction at the Court House on Satur
day for $4,000. the property 'cilif bought III by
John II. Suydan, OF Niw-York, Who also rcpr-
seutcd other persons. The road WAS built in 1870.
and has never paid dividend. The dcbts OF the
road aggregate $J1 ,9Gf.
NEWJERSEY
ORANGE.-Thc Unoccupied residence Of Thomas
B, Atkins at st. Cloud was destroyed hy fire early
Yesterday morning. The house was a very fine one.
The loss and the insurance were not ascertalncd.
BORDENTOwN.-A majority of the present Com
mon Council is opposed to granting Licenses for the
sale of either malt spirituOus liquors. and the
hotel-keepers and liquordealers are much troubled
about their licenses expiring to-day
LONG ISLAND
ROSLYN.-Elbcrt ii. BOgart, of ROslyn had ten
fine Southdown sheep killed and Others damaged by
dogs Oh Saturday night.
FIRE lsLANp.-Captain Hunting superintendent
of the Litc-Saving Stations the Long island
coast. last week paid the keepers and crews. The
Secretary of the Treasury has ordered that all the
captains and crews remain at their posts until tho
lst of Nav. This is q month later than usual. The
crews received three months pay.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A movement has hecn begun
at the east end of the island to obtain by voluntary
contributions from tho farmer, several carloads Of
potatoes corn and wheat. 10 be shipped by the next
vessel that sails with food for the rclie of the
| ing poor in Ireland. The Long Island Railroad
| Company will carry free 10 NcwYork all such offer.
| ings provided they collected at the stations and
| sent q given day.