New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Looking at thermometers was popular pas'n''
/ yesterday. -,
| An army of PAINTERS ia engaged in renovatlng the
Third Avenue Elevated Road.
| "H p KD has sent So to THE TRIBUNE for
| Thanksgiving dinner for newsooys'
| Work on nearly all new buildings was dlscontn-
| ned Yesterday on account OF the rain.
| The Rev. O. w. Wright. of Dodge City, Kansas,
sends 80 TO this Office for the Michigan sufferers.
| Some athletic sports will be held at the Polo
Grounds at a. m. to-day, for the beneht OF ID ~.
| Sullivan, who has had charge Oh 'ho srouiiuS ''''
| season.
G. B. satterlee & Co, of No 60 Broadway, deny
| that they had any acquaintance with l.. " D. now
| ell who committed suicide at No. 90 west Eleventh
| ''' A DOLLS RECEPTION.
The young women who last year gave Dolis ne
ception in Republican Hal. for the purpose OF rls
| mo money 10 erect a seaside sanitarum at Rock
| away are about to repeat the exhibition ana SAFE
APPOINTED PASTOR OF ST. MARYs cHURcH.
The Rev. Nicholas j. llughcs has been appol,itG;u
| nv the Cardinal pastor of st. Marys Church IN
| Grand-st Father Hughes has for some tlme peeh
assistant pastor of st. Gabricfs Church, IN bast
| Thirty-seventh-st.
| JrRY THAT DID NOT AGREE.
| suit has been on trial for several days IN the
| limited States District Court against julius Wen,
of No. 151 Merccrst, for duties anu Pehele1s no
improperly importing number Oh ostlich
| yesterday.
SENT BACK 70 a FRENCH FRIGATE. -,
s. J. Martin. the musician who was CHARGED WIN
dcserting from the French frgate MaGicleHnc, was
before Judge Brown of the United states Dltfcr
Court yesterday on writ Of habeas corpus A Msr
hearing argument, the VIII was Vaca'cu anu MAJ
| tin was ordered back to the irigate
| OFFICERS OF NV COMPANY.
| The Edison Company for Isolated Lighting was
| organized yesterday with the following Officers .
| Calvin Goddard secretary; w. i. Moore, manager
The other directors are Thomas A Edison james H.
Banker, John II. FlagIer and Grosycnor 7. Lowicy'
FUNERAL OF MRS. EMILY vAN ALIEN.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Van Allen. wife OF j. -
| Van Allen and daughter of William Astor, TOOK
place at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, III
| TWenty-ninth ST., Yesterday. The SERVICES were
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ioughton. The chancel
and altar steps profuseiy decorated; Inc re,
mains were taken to the AstOr vault In GREENWOOD
Cemetery, for lnterment
| CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS To RE Issued
Justice Donohuc, IN the Supreme Court Chambers'
made an order yesterday anthorlzlng - W. hhe'
walls, as the receiver appointed IN the SUI 81 tio
! people against the New-lork Steam Cable Towing
| Company and the New-iork Guaranty and lndem'
| nitv Company to Issue certificates OF Indebtedness
The amount of outstanding certificates ~ hot " CA
| coed 900 at one time.
| RELIEVED To HAVE SHOT HIMSELF.
John McNulty, age eighteen. whose home IS III
| East Eighty-ifth-st. went 70 the flity-nnth.-sit
police station last evening, suffering from sllgh'
| yound in his leg. He said he had been Sh0t ny
some unknown man in First.ave. lie was sent TO thf
Presbyterian Hospital. The surgeon who dressed yc
shot himself as the bullet had taken downwaio
NOT ABLE TO KEEP HIS PRISONER.
William bubble, of No. i6 Grand-st., made com
plant TO the Police Commissioners, yesterday
against Policeman Lynn, whom lie accused OF ~
fusIng to arrest a man. on election night, who had
broken his windows The policeman said that he
did arrest the man, who appeared To bo hclpcssly
intoxicated and that lac put HIM IN cart an'
RULED il toward the staton-hOusc But when III,
cart was opposite an alley the man jumped out o.
| the cart and ran fast that the policeman coult
rot catch him.
A sTATIONEE's EMBNERAss,fENr.
| William j. Anderson, trading a Anderson
| Cameron manufacturing stailOners, AT No. III
Fulton-st., has issued circular 10 the creditors
| stating that business complications have made i
| necessary that the firm should make an assignment
| OF arrange in some other way with the creditors
| and a meeting has been called for Friday 20 taxi
action the matter. The business was establishrt
| in 1879 by Anderson d Cameron; the latter with
drew in September 1879. Liabilities are currently
reported at about $4,000.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 23I; births 232 marriages
T..
Police Captain Woglom. of the Fifth Precinct il
recovering from the dangerous illness he has SUI
lcred.
Jewels worth SlGl were stolen from the house o.
| H. g. Bachelor No. I \ Garden Place. last evening
The house entered while the family was Al
supper
Carl Henneman died at the Long Island Collcg
Hospital yesterday from injuries received IN ialliuI
into the hold OF the amp u Stclnlnah AT liafDcck
stores three weeks ago.
| Mrs. Anna Murtha, of No. 302 Mauhattan-aye., wa
severely burned by the upsrttlng of a kerosene
| lamp Yesterday morning. chlid one year OLD II
| her arms escaped unharmed.
The police arrested Thomas De Peystcr an,
Isaac Laws both colorcd' foT stealing jewell!
| first floor of No. 1888 Fitth-aye.
| District-Attorney Catlin has decided that tn
New-York authorities have the right 10 order tn
! elimination of the remains Of Miss Catherine J.
Carlin, the cause OF whose death Is suspected &
have been poison
, The iurv before which was tried the suit of G
Godfrey Gunther to recover %29,2G3 of Insurance
from the Liverpool and London and Globe Insuranc
= Compauy returned n verdict in favor of the plain
tiff last evening awarding the full amount sued for
The case was tried III the United States Court. Tn
insurance was upon Mr.. Gunthers hotel az Locus
I Grove l.. L. which was burned in the summer O
f JERSEY CITY.
; Three additional cases Of smallpox were reportc
: TO the Health Inspector yesterday.
Z report was circulated yesterday that thcro ha
been a railroad collision near Railway. n. j., Il
which twelve persons were killed Al the trail
despatcher's Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad il
Jersey City, it was said that the report was false.
; | A horse attached to n milk wagon belonging (
: | Alderman ManniOn was struck by a New-YOrk LAX
| Erie and Western Railroad freight train at tn
, | PavOna-aye crossing mt y O'Clock yesterday morn
q ing The driver escaped by jumping off the wagon
Christian Kiefer the defauting collector of tl
. | Town of Union, who abscOnded with So 900 of IN
towns money, arraIgnod, yesterday, to plead
a | an indictment charging him with embezzlemen
3 lie entered plea OF not guilty. The prisoner wa
+ then rcmanded to jail
}, man. who gave his name as Patrick DOYLE. AM
. | said he lived at No. 431 Broad-st., Newark cnterc
? the Police Headquarters yesterday about noon an
\ said he had been injured in railroad collision nea
| Railway. Four OF his fingers cut OIL, and ID
Bird president of the Police Board, who happenc
to be present at the time dressed the wound. III
q | Pcnnsylvan Railroad authorities deny that an
y collision occurred yesterday ut Railway or any Otht