New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
NETWORK CITY.

| Inc ice on lilo luRo Ill NOuLui va" So - ~~
condition yesterday.
| D,msn clonks Of silk lined with plush nre ns
! popular as seal end fur-ned wraps.
| There Is talk Of building two new Coney Island
| raroads-work to begin in February.
New bangle bracelets ara single. and the fastening
| Ia oil imitation OF IL large hook md eye.
| Chrysan thenuuis and Parma volets ore the Ia
yOrite flUwOrs for g1rnlture6 for evening to'Iets
Bcggars haunt the streets In unusually large num-
beIs. They arc becoming especially oouoA'ous ~
broadway.
The seventeenth annual dinner Of tho Dartmouth
College Alumni Association will be given at Pinarus
this evening.
The upholsterers in the employ Of A. Schenk, OF No.
141 Ollver-st. struck Oh Monday on accouuI Va d
reduction OF wages.
The bard compounds Of rubber are now used tor
yeneenDg furniture. Excellent limitations OF orna-
mental woods are produced.
The heaps Of ashes III some uptown streets are
becoming a great nuisance In some places they
take up half Of the sidewalk.
Miss Malksten nnd others will entertain the in
mates Of the institutions on BackwelPs lslanu TO-
morrow afternoon with concert
During the ull in the Dlaro business, owing TO the
absence of tho workmen on strike; the factories Oh
A. Weber are undergoing considerable repairs.
MUCH IN NEED OF REPAIRS.
The manned Goddess of Liberty On tho tower OK
the City Hall should either be sent to hospital or
commented TO the care of manufacturer VI artlh-
cal limbs.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE ALUMNI
In connection with tho day OF prayer Tor coicges,
a meeting. Of the alumni and friends OF Williams
College will be held this evening at the roolns ot
the Young Mems Christian Association.
AN ASSIGNMENT FILED.
The schedule in the assignment OF Eugene Event
and Augustus D. Eycrt,ot the liImod Eugene Eyerlt
HE liabilities are $57 40 80; tho nominal assets
are S4I,754 q, and the real asset S32, 60G II.
FOR SELLING ADULTERATED MILK.
Charles Hess, Of No. 10 Ayenue,A. Mar TIN Nuns
deer, of No. 10 SeyCnth-s. and Eva fieche, OF No.
646 Fast Eeventh-st were held III 800 bali each
on n charge of selling adultornted MIX Ihey were were
Board OF Health.
CHARGED WITH EMBszzLtMrNT.
James i; Dewey, of No 2iS West Iwenty, fourth I'M
is charged by CassIus NJ Reed the proprietor OF the
Patterson. az the Jefferson Market Police Court,
yesterday. He pleaded not guilty to tho charge,
and was locked up IN default OF To0O bail.
BROOKLYN
Sixteen cases of cruelty TO children have been in
vcsIgated by the newly organized society for their
protection in the month OF It's existence.
The total nulber of deaths in the week ending
January 30 weI.. 800 births. 222; marriages. 81.
or the deaths 10 caused by diphthcria.
\ meeting Is to be held this evening in All S0uls'
Church. III South feminist. to organize an Eng
lish Lutheran Church. to be connected with the
General synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
III the United states.
II was rumored Yesterday that John French, Com
missioner of CITY Works. was about To tender his
rtsrgnation. He was appointed III july under the
new Law. giving single hcaus 70 departments. No
confirmation Ot the report could De secured
rhe report OF ,Ierervcr Phelps. of tho Brooklyn
Elevated railroad Company filed yesterday, showed
that he paiG oui $i.150 for legal expenses to the
firm of Whitfield, Leeds * Morse and 10 Winchester
Bat.on before Receivers LydccAer and Shater
were appointed.
The Rev. Il. b. Montgomery. of Seneca Falls.
y. Y, has been called to the pulpit OF tho VIII
loughby ivenue Baptist Church. lie has not yet
sIgnIhr,l his intentions IN regard to the call The
Rev. q. T. Stansbury resigned from this church
January 1 because of I'll health.
A suit 70 recover o. 900 damages for personal in
lures was instituted IN the CIrcuit Court Yesterday
by Francis Mclaughlin, against his employers:
Camubcl! x lhayer, propiletor5 "l linscrd OIL
factory at Na,hngtonAnd fr0nt-sts. Ihc plaintiil
claims that he employed 10 repair steam
boiler for the defendants III November. 1870, and
thai a 0uantity Of hot Goals concealed by ashes lay
near It, upon which he unwittnVly stepped and
was severely burned. He has been confined to his
bed and unable TO do any work ever since. The de-
fence sets up coatrbuiory negligence.
NEWARK.
Louis McCormark. age eighteen, was arrested yes
tcrday II charge made 6y hs sister OF threaten
Ing to take his mothers life with Il knltc.
Robert II. SIMPSON, proprietor Of the National
Bakery. No. l"J iroad-'t., has been missing for
some time There ale several unpaid claims against
l'ctr. Councrs employed in Carbc's Thread
Works was aucs cd Yesterday Tor asslultHg
Thomas Roe fellow Workman on Tues lay, and ior
fracturIng his skull with Il bo5bn weighing i've
pounds.
Mr.. Lybc, of Yonkcrs, has identified cluster
diamond pin and black onyx sclrl-pln as her prop
criy aInuH0 the valuable articles found in the pos
,csslun of Mrs. Bowers who WAS arrested IN the act
at rpbbing house on Falr.st. Tho ring and PIN,
with other articles, were stolen from Mrs. lybe's
house Oh December /. and were valued at 1000
Staten ISLAND.
TOMPKiN>VlIIE Richmond County DamO-
cratic General Committee VIII meet tomorrow at
TOmpklnsvIiic 10 make arrangements Tor tho town
elections 10 be held hcxt month.
RICuMoNp-Thc Republican primaries in Rich
moud County will bc held on the eYcnIng OF Janu-
AIRY %, and the conventions IN all the town except
Wrstii"ld on January 81. The WcStlcld nOlnina-
tons will be made saturday.
NEW BEIGHTON.-lhe Board of Health TT New
principals OF schools 10 prevent the attendance OF
nny pupils from house IN which a cOntaA ouS dis
exists, unless medical COZ tiilcatc Is produced
IT, the elect that there Is 10 danger o cOumunicat-
ing bc Injection TO the other pupils. James L.
M"hrnua WHO was arrested on u charge 81 assault
ing Mrs Catherine llemmes i'll the highway at
Now-BrighIon, was released yesterday on bail.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-A special committee Of the West
chester County Board of Super yisOrs. to investigate
tie condition uf The PRISONERS sentenced to the kng5
County Penitcntary, presented their report ycSter-
dIy. II stated that on one alleged TRAMP named
William Walker, who had been sentenced 10 six
months lmpTisO lmcnt. tho sum OF Sl27 30 was
found. About fifty residents and taxpayers ut Yer
plancks Point presented, through Supervisor Mabic,
Il rcmOnstrance against the payment of any money
to the members of The 10Th Battalion of the National
Guard Tor their services III suppressng the late
rOtOlis demonstration ana III protecting The property
Of the KnickcrbOcker Ice Company. Thi. gave rise
10 considerable discussion. Finally committee was
appointed to confer with the slgners of the rcnOn
sraucc. and the bills 0t the militia, amounting to
ibont $4,000. were also referred to the Same CONF
mittco.