New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
NETWORK CITY.


House-Captain A. Hcniage, OF England
NETWORK CITY.
Bicycle riders are numerous III upper 'hVn-a'0'
and the Bouevards.
The exterior of Cardinal McCloskey,s new house house
IN Madison-ave at Fftieth-st is nearly compcted'
The Rev G. W. Samson. pastor of the Mount Nor
ris Baptist Church, preached his farewell sermon
yesterday.
THE REV. DR. NEwMANs SUCCESSOR.
The Rev. Bdwell Lane. of Belleynle, Canada; as-
surned the pastorate yesterday OF the Centrai METH
odist Episcopal Church, at Seventh-aye' ana our our
feminist until the next session OF the New i9r i
Conference in April. He has the reputation IN ms
own Conference of being scholarly preacher. ne
last pastor Of this church was the Rev. d. D. r.
Newman.
RECEPTION AT A JEWISH HOSPITAL 80
The tenth annual reception of the Mount SINAI
Hospital was held yesterday at the hospital bu,1d-
ngs at Lexngton-ave. and Sixty-slxth-st s me
bujdings were omen for the reception of guests from
10 too About 400 persons attended the recepI OH.
The hospital has &C present LAY Contrbn
tons were received yesterday amounting 10 PUN,
About 1,S00 patients are annually teateq az me
hospital the greater part of them gratuitouSy nc
income of the hospital is $4,000. The stan Oh phy-
sicians numbers twenty.
POSSIBLY THE BODY OF THE MISSING MERCHANT
CAPTAIN T. J. Sullivan, of the United STATES GOV
ernment cutter Ordinance, discovered the b0dy oil
man in the bay of Bay Ridge yesterday altSrhooIf
and towed it to Governors lsapd. II was ,h"S i ~
man of about forty years old short and stout WIN
dark HAIR and mOusiache. Ii had been In the wafer
abont week. From the description which was sent
To Police Headquarters llSt llEut IL W 10
the body was that of k. a. Schonemah, the No"-
York merchant who disappeared recently
BROOKLYN.
Open cars were run upon of the lines yester-
| day.
| The snm of $50 10 realized by an entertain
mcnt given in the Flatbush Town Hall by the MID
wood Amateur Dramatic Society recently, IN anu %
the Michigan sufferers, was paid over Saturday 10
Treasurer Dowd.
John Spencer of No. 81 Union-st, who was "a
tally stabbed without provocation 10y BART 10
Mayo week ago, died yesterday at ii a. n, az inc
Long Island College Hospital Mayo, VINO W -
sailor on vessel in the Atlantic Dock, Is under ar
rest. ~
John Foster, age thirty, of No. 26 McKibben-st.,
while ont shooting in the woods near Cypress hlls
Cemetery. He was dragging his gun when the ham I'M
mer was caught in shrubbery and discharged inc
gun. The shot entered his left side
The eight homing pigeons belonging to Henry
Rover of Williamsburg, and to j: Laubeh0ergGeI'
j. Ballard c. May and j. Brown 81 south Droo&-
day as was expected. account of the uniaYoraDie
state of the weather They will be started At o
o'clock on the first fair morning.
John Stanford, a colored man, of No. EOS Myrtle
ave, was arrested on saturday for abandoning ms
| wife. Detective Powers, who had been Looking ior
Stanford sent decoy letter to him. purportng 10
come from woman friend asking him to meet Ier
In Fleet-place hear Myrtle-ave. stanford lulhlIeu
the appointment only to ind the detective VINO
gave him a different reception from what lie eN-
p''''O 0' JERSEY CITY.
George MitchePs house, NO. 3o3 + alIInotIt-dEe',
was entered by burglars after midnight SATURDAY
and robbed OF $3.50 in silverware.
The annual inspection of the Police Department
will take place this afternoon at 1850 O'Clock at
Washington and Grand-Sts. Alter the Inspection
the force will parade through the princDM stieeIS'
While two men were quarrelling in the yard OF
Mrs. Burnss house. in Railroad-ave., near Drums
wick-st, between and o'clock yesterday morn
ing: Mrs Burns threw a kettle OF boiling water
over them. The water Scalded james MIMahOh 80
badly that lie will lose his sight. Mrs Burns VIII
be arrested to-day. -
The German evangelical churches and Sunday
schools OF Newark. Orange, Bloomfield Elizabeth
and Pleasant Valley NJ j., will unite In cele9ra-
ton of the 364th anniversary of the German Reior-
nation of Martin Luther at the First Presbyterian
Church in Newark this evening. The Rev. j.. u.
Guenther will preside. The programme comprises
instrumental music by VOsss orchestra, vocal music
by the united church chOrs under the direction OF
the Rev. II. G. GTulnert an Grafton by the Rev.
the Rev. j. L. GuentGer and the Rev ). ". treund
An overflow meeting will be heldia Che adjoining
chapel. ,-o>----.
PATCHoGUE.-ATTstln Roe. OF Patchogue, has lost
within thS~ast two weeks thirty-four pigs by
)hOera.
LoM ISLAND CrTY.-The Law and Order Asso-
sS&fion of Long Island City, not having as YET re-
beived the detailed statement OF the cry nnalces
and Indebtedness promised some time ago ny Mayor
DeBeyoise has directed its secretary to request OF
the Mayor speedy fulflment OF his promise; Inc
treasurer of the association reports that nc mas
sufficient money hand TO meet all demands.
Observation-Disclosures are being made by the
Long Island descendants of John and Florence Car,
man for the celebration of the go anniversary OF
their landing in this country Inc celeDra1on VII
man, of Hampstead, Will make the ADDRESS u WeI-
come and General Cyra Ayres Carman OF W ASH
ingtQn. d. O., will speak OF the CarInah IaIlly'
sTI UTTCTEnC VTNnJNdTTON