New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
NETWORK CITY.

| Passengers OH the ferry-Doats now prepare i'i d"
| long voyage.
Black moiTe antique Is a faYOrlte ha'cI'"i ioi
| handsome dOmnOs.
New pocket handkerchiefs have the day OF the
| week embroidered on them.
A spider's web the meshes of which ental S'e u
| hy is one of the new ornaments
Sleqhs and enters in endless variety grated "Nf
the pavement in Broadway yesterday.
A case of smallpox at No. % Beach-st., was re-
norted 10 the Board of Health yesterday.
The men advertising furs in Broadway were
| envled by less warmly cao people yesterday
The qratings over the prcss-roOms in Park-Row are
n source of much comfort to the shlVerihg suect
boys.
The box manufacturers in West Broadway block
al" the sidewalks that pedestrians are lOrccu INTO
| the street.
| The sign. Sentimental Valentines" is more re-
pellent than attractive to the shy young man Win
| tender intentions.
| Many street urchins amused themselves yesterday
with the dangerous paStlme OF riding upon seds at
| tachcd to street-caIs.
Many of tho "grnlemon' who nfest the gentle;
mems cabins" of the FIton Ferry boats, would
evidently be more ut home in pig-sty.
| Sixty-twO lots. comprising tho block bounded by
Observation-Disclosures and OAe'hundred-and
flty-iirst-srs. Tenth and Elcvcnth-avcs were sold
recently for Tljj,OOO
HARLfM's NEID OF rlRrMEN.
Complaint Is made IN Harlem that members OF
! fire bitialions arr detrlcl II supply dcicicncic,
III down town con plnIcS, that IN case ~ extern
eiye tire the force would be greatly crippled
THE SwFZEY FORGERIES.
In Tie investigation OF the lOrgerIoS OF John A.
| Swrz " thr dry goods merchant, other notes have
come to light. wnIch will make the total amount Ol
| the forged pap thus far known about ~ 'JO.
EMPLOYMENT TOR IIMIGRANTS
Al tho Castle Garden Labor Exchange last month
| 1.2i1 persons were provided with rmDloyment-742
men and 100 women. Mos; OF the women found
employment with families IN tins city rs servants ~
| ala average rate Oi - Il month
AIDITG THrIR CoUNTRYNrN.
| Tho Relief Committee of The German Emigrant
| Society Last month expended the sum Of Tl,6l3 90
in AID of poor German emgrauts. Tho sum of
- 800 la, been appropriated By the organization,
| 10 be used IN the same manner during tins month.
JoIiS HOPE. THr BANK BURGLAR.
The certified copy of The rcmtitur from the Court
of Appeals to tile District Attorney in the case OF
john Hope, tn" Manhattan bank burglar, was Tor
wardcd 10 the Sheriff yesterday. Hope Will be taken
10 sing sing TO-DAY ana the term Of his imprloOn
mcnt twenty years. Will begin
WORK OF HE Young MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The hail of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tion. ut Twcnty.thiid.st and Fourth-avc., was
yltltcd by % 600 people IN January The attend
ancc at the praycrmcctlngs was DO; az the even
irg classes g. lSG; at the library. 1920; ut tho
81 inua,um 1900; and at the readingroons, e.l20.
CAIHAEINE THoMAs's DEATH.
Coroner Eilugrr yesterday examined Thomas
Reed the longsh foreman VINO Is In prison on suspi-
cIon Of causing the death OF CathaIlne Thomas by
tLrowiuV her out Of a window. Reed stOutly as
serted his innocence and adhered to his previous
statement 10 the accident lie was committed To
PROTESTING AGAINST A FIRMS ACTION.
The cigarlEakcrS III the employ OF IT, T. Lies " Co.,
IN Twcnty-hrst-st have held several meetings to pro-
test against the action Of the firm in dischargng
some men WHO formed a committee to effect an Or
ganizAtion OF the employees with view oI ]2hng
the Cigarmakcrs Union. At meeting at No. 80
Frst-a,c yesterday, committee was appointed 10
demonstrate with the firm Oh account oil It's acton
RELIEVED t. HAVE BEES ABDUCTED.
Francesca Reuss, age twonty-thIee, a Bayarlan
girl arrived IN tins Guy on me steamer p Ii
OF No. los Chrystc-st, relative BY whom shc was
expectcd. Mrs Uncle did not meet her. but IN her
man appeared at the Gr u Te'Ts .%i hum hm
and has not been seen since Her relatives appealed
to the police Yesterday for aid IN the search Tor the
girl WHO Is believed to have been abducted.
RECEPTION TO An ENGLISH TEMPERANCE MAN.
Tie National Temperance society gave rcccp-
zion 10 IL; Graham, of Manchester, England, Gem
rral secretary of the Church of England Temper
| aucc society. last evening IN the parlors OF the
| broadway TABERNACLE, at Broadway aud thirty
! lourth-,t William T.. Dodge presided. Brief ad-
| drr.sr. of wrlconc were made 10y the Rev. Drs. Will
ni, ,f n T,"irr Urnry G. Potter aud ThcoIurr l..
| Cuyrr. Mr. Graham responded. Af;cr the speech
| making Their wcr. music by tho members oi the
! Tabernacle CHOIR and supper
BROOKLYN.
Heated street cars are great favor and reflect
| utnu the sleeveless cars Of New York.
! Tho amonnt of water used Wednesday. was
10 :iOI 2G3 gallons, an excess of over l2,OOO.OOO
gallons over the ayciaSc. The increase WAS due to
| the cold.
| IRA. malice of tIr Twelfth Precinct yesterday
afternoon arrested Martina Chapman, age twenty of
No 80 Marym-~t. upon tie charge oi poisoning her
| infant son, three months OCT.
| An action for absolute divorce was begun In the
Suurr,ur curt Yesterday by Fdr Groi. IF No. Ia
Gltham-aVc., against his wife. julia GrOf. SUIT
for limited divorce brought by her against her hus-
| band, is prndluR III the city Court.
| The funeral Of Richard b. Cadmus, resident Of
Br1oklyn for many years and Il well, known ctizcn.
will take place tins afternoon. at the house OF his
sor. ". H. y. CadmuS. No. ls0 EIghtecuth-st. Mr..
| Cadnus died AT the ago OF eighty years.
| Professor William North Rrc. Pb. d.. who fills
the chair of GEOLOGY ut Wesleyan University.
| lroturrd last evening upon volcanic Phenomena.
in the chapel of the Adclphi Acadrmy, at
| LAFAYETTE and ~. james place. Ihc largo
| audience c;OwGcd the room.
Margaret McDJnoaEh age nineteen, servant.
und,r indictment Tor murder IA the lI1t degree Tor
srTanglng her infant Jew months ago, IN.
in tho fourth degree IN the CITY Court yesterday.
i was accepted and hc gll was sentenced to one
years imprisonment In the Pchtrntlary.
| An examination was begun before Justice Kenna
Yesterday. of the charges against Hugo Schneider
| n PAINTER axe twcnty-eight, of No. l. Cunsolyea-
| st. who was arrested tor throwing his grandmother
| down stalIs and aS.aiiing Charles BoNclhan. wh'
| attempted to assist her, with knife The accused
| man was held IN -. 900 bail.
JERSEY CITY.
James Grevcy. of No. no Wayne-st.. was arrested
| Yesterday upon charga OF striking owen Barry.
svitchman of the PcEuSylvana Railroad, in the iuc,
with IA red hot stove lid, burning INN severely.
NEWARK
Christopher Trautz, who III June OF last yea
forcby entered the house of Mrs. Pointer. No. OBJ
Highest. and assaulted her and servant gIl. ant
who was arrested III Providence, K. l., two weeks
ago, was sentenced yesterday TO four years in tn
State Prison.
Engine No. 2. driven by William Smith, while
proceeding to a fire yesterday afternoon. struck
| street. cur ut the junction Of Ferry and South Mar
kct.sts The pole OF tho engine wna driven through
thc front Of tho car and severely injured passeDge
named Lynn. The diver of the car had IA very mar
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