New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
NETWORK CITY.

pretty lace-pin initiates an anters tip, and Is
male of tortoise-shcll wreathed with acorns anu
beans III gold
The elevated railroad lines give notice to passen-
GERS that no one except train men viii We allowed TO
stand upon the platforms. This rulers broken every
day in commission hours.
The street boys and young men who infest the
waiting rooms and boats of of the ferries and
infict SO-caed music on the passengers arc
grIevOus nuisance.
A long blockade occurred in Fulton-st. yesterday
morning at 10 O'clock extending from Broadway 10
Fulton Ferry The police had great trouble IN get
ting the line of vehicles in motion. This thorough
fare is fast rivalling Broadway in blOckades.
NAVIGATION IN NAssAU-sT
II has been suggested that the ferry companies
each place boat in Nassau-st., to run from wall;
st. to Spruce-st., with landings at Fulton-st. and
Maden-lane.
scIEN ITIc PURSUIT CHECKED
The Board of death yesterday denied the appli-
cation of DIR. Joseph Wage. Of No 50 East Broad,
way, for permission TO keep chickens in his yard
in order that be might study their various dis
cases."
IN AID OF GOSPEL SERVICES.
A musical and literary entertainment. In AID OF
the Chlckering Hall free gospel services. Will be
given in that hall tomorrow evening by the Chick
erlng Hall choir. the Alpine Musical Society," and
others. Charles Roberts, jr., will read.
SUSPECTED SERVANT DISCHARGED
Kate HOiflIck tho servant employed by Mar ms
Marsop, at No. 500 Egth-ave. no was arrested OIL
suspicion Of being implicated in the robbery Of Mar
sop's rooms was DISCHARGED Yesterday by Justice
PILOTS At HELL GATE NOT NEEDED.
The Special Committee on Compulsory Pilotage OF
the Maritime Exchange met yesterday and ap-
pointed committee to appear to-day before the
Senate Committee on NAVIGATION and Commerce to
secure the abolition OF Hell Gate pllotage.
BOXrs FOR THE ARION BALI.
The sale OF boxes for the ArI0D Ball took place
Monday night at the rooms OF the society and they
were all disposed of after considerable competitions
The prices realz'd were in excess of last year.
Tickets for the ball will be ready III few days.
ADDfAG NEW NAMTs To THE list.
regular monthly meeting of the XXllld Assem-
bly, District Rcpub lean Association was held at No.
100 East One. hundred-and-twen y-lith-@t. last
evening. Donald Mclean presided. Thirty
members joined the association, and twenty
names were proposed.
TIE BREWERY VAT EXPLOSION.
The inquest a. 10 the accident AT Peter Dodgers
brewery was continued yesterday. 1t brought forth
a NUMBER of Suggestions ~ 10 the best and safest
method Of vanishing becr-vats. but nothing OF pub
Inc interest stated. The inquiry Will be finished
to-day.
George Decker. age forty. of No. 20J Fifth-et..
board the tux boat Charles r.. Madden by the burst
aug OF a steam pipe IN the engine room. He was
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital, and Will
probably die.
LECTURE on Old SEw-YORK.
Colonel thomas f. DE Voc. one of the founders
Of jeff r>On Market, and for Sky years Connected
with market matters in this ely. Will give lecture
soon on d" Old New-York and Greeuwlch village
N the Church of 81. John the Evangelist. Tor the
benefit Of the society.
WORSE TIA" USELESS NOV. ;,
wo puoys N'.lch ll1Ih the coulao vi DutteInIlh
morning bv the Ice IN tho river When last seen
they were floating with the incoming tide up the
Eust RIVER.
py.ps spsrnry p1ss,p.rpp.
man called at Ponce Headquarters yesterday
and injured about u Young woman VINO II was
feared by her friends had clopcd from her home ON
Jrrsry CIV Heights. She returned last night to
ncr family STATING that she had been visiting an
aunt III New-f"rk.
uNIUCKY MEMRi Es or THE UNION.
Twrntv-lne satchcl-makrrS m the employ of
Scheucr II SON. OF No. 1871 Broadway Yesterday
rrmovrd thclr too,S from the factory They were
disc ,argcd On saturday Us the firm bcrar,Sc they
,,ilrgr they are members of tine Satchel-nakers'
Cnon, by which the firm was recently compelled to
rcInsta c seven dischnrg' d workm"n.
CAsKs on coNGAGIor> DisEASr.
The following Is Il comparative statcncnG Of eases
Of contagious disease reported for the two weeks
ending F,ormary >. 1851:
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rn,lnx TYR Irvrr nrrugi.s slr1. thrra I0x
Jar29 10 II ~ RI 70
Ata nret,ng Of the Pilot Commissioners ycstcr.
day Inspector Conway submitted report winch
Will BE- sent 10 the Dork Commissioners, stating that
InIch iciu,e mailer nad pern nrposteh III uc Easi
hlyer oE the Hllett Nirthlng bureau 'he brlt Line
Wrnnl,ivn rnijroods had dnmn'd mnti,r m IN" .hns
If tbp Emrrx b"nts ." '''0 '''''
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DkOOhLlN.
Hamilton Ferry has become uupODular. Long lee
VOYAGES are not IN favor
rho noicc cvid.ntIv ohhor n,o,oton, !, hand
,ar fr cnrs sot frli ana ann hnts ara +. Il worn
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john D"hhrH, superintendent, 81 fonus ana
No'iiS, n"s '".Lou nS ~, IySIGi,"n 10 Nouii's
sioher frehcn' ol ihc tltN WORKS Department.
Internal Revenue Collector Rodney e.. Ward has
received u complimentary letter from Green b.
Raun, COmnissioner of internal Revenue. HE
Commissioning says that The report OF the agent eX-
aihhihR t"o pr"oAlyh ONCE y very S'.l5i"c'otH'
ihc canal boat Only Daughter, winch, with 200
tons OF coal and the captain. Richard May, on board,
was broken from her moorlhgs 81 the loot OF HUI
sOn-aVr sunday afternoon ana carried uoWh the
bay. was ionhd III tue Narr0ws ny u Jug Monday
morning anu Drought na'H' lhe captain OF Tue Tug
HAS hI'u Il llo,' III ne oni'e1 Hlaies o"rt " recover