New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-05
NETWORK CITY.


There are nearly three hundred children in the
Colored Orphan Asylum at One-hundred-and-forty-
third-st. and Tenth-ave.
Pedestrians walked under tho elevated road
structure in the BOwery Yesterday TO escape the
rain and were covered with oil instead.
WAYNE MAcvEAGH's DEPARTURE.
Ex-Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh; who has
been al the Fifth Avenue Hotel was called upQn,
a TRIBUNE reporter, but he had returned 10 fIll-
adelphia yesterday morning.
READING MATTER FOR SAILORS:
The Brooklyn Is to sail on three years cruise o!I
TuesdayOr Wednesday and reading matter ior mos e
on board is desired. Books or magazines may DC
sent to Chaplain A. L. Royce, at.thc Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
PRESENTING CHAPEL.
A handsome chapel, attached to the First Reformed
Church at College Point, lately erected at cost on
Sl5 600 by Charles De Ncufville, will be formerly
presented to the Consistory Tomorrow evening
There will be addresses by clergymen ana otheis'
and singing.
MEETING OF DRY GOODS CLERKS.
Branch No. > of the Dry Goods Salesmans Social
and Mutual Benefit Association held meeting yes
terdav afternoon at No. 767 Thrdave., and decided
to hold its regular weekly meetings on SUNDAY lroln
now until January instead of on Monday even
Ings as nearly all stores would remain open uhtli
ate during the HOLIDAYS and it would be imposslnie
for the members TO attend It's meetings on any hay
except Sunday.
A HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.
The trustees of the Ncw-YOrk Medical College ana
Hospital for Women, have leased the null9lng ~
No. 2I3 West Forty-hith-st., and have htted II up
especially Tor hospital purposes, lutJ iilh'u.N,
that is the only homeopathic hospital IN gus OF my
other city, where women are treated by phySlcians
of their sex. Ii is designed to make II the pest
hospital in the country. dlspensary Is also CON-
nected with the hospital.
RAISING MONEY FOR CHARITY
A fair for the purpose OF raising money 10 cancer
a debt of $500. and TO provide food Tor the slcA o
the Free Home for Incurables, will be held at the
House of the Holy Comforter, No "a YVES,
Elcventh-st from noon till D. NJ, tomorrow anu
on Wednesday. Besides fancy articles anu loWcI.;
which will be Tor sale, lunch will he served from
III. 10 . ?. H.. and tea from 4 p. M to y p. III Al
mission to the fair Is 10 cents
As UNFORTUNATE A. A MORMONs son.
In the Iorkyiile Police Court yesterday, Henry
! Dupont aged II. Of No. PSI West SiXtIcth-st,
was ON complaint Of his father, sent 70 the House OF
Refuge as an lncOrrigbc boy. 1t appears tnat the
senior Dupont has been married three times and has
raised three families. The first consisted OF thre"
children the second of seven, and the thrd or j0hi
Henry belongs to the second flock. lie stated that
the members of the three different families make
things very lively about the house at times ana ho
was only too happy to leave.
HIS COLOR MEANS or HIS CAPTURE.
Officer McGuwan, OF the Fifteenth Precinct, ar
rested Johu Patrick Colorcd. and James Kelly, both
of No 100 Bieecker-st., as being implicated IN the
robbery of the two cases Of cigars which we're being
unlooded from truck in front of No. 100 BleeckeI-
n ON SATURDAY Officer OIlarc, OF the twenty
seventh Precinct, caugh. them in the act aud ar
rested one of the TIN YES OliaTe ldcntilea fatrlck
a. one of the thieves, he was the only rOioIcd
man in the gang and took him 10 the IonbS Police
Court Kelly was taken before justice Ottcrhohrs
at the jefferson market Police Court bus as - Hare
could not identify HIM as one OF the thieves ne Was
DISCHARGED.