New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
NETWORK CITY.


| to-day.
Three new cases of small pox were found yester-
| day III this city.
With sleeveless waists the bracelets are worn
| above the elbow.
Tho Columbia College Junior class !ias dec'ueu "
| wear tho Oxford cap.
Fully one-lalf of iho Florida oranges arriving IN
| market have been frozen.
| John Connolly. age forty-seven, boatman was
| drowned in the North River yesterday.
| John c. Heating was yesterday removed from q
| clerlahip in the Tax Department at salary OF
| 81 900 year.
| The cars leaving Fulton Ferry late at night are
| used for ounGing and smoking purposes "hiio
waiting for the boats.
Bits of telegraph wire lying in the streets a. the
foot of sOmo OF tho poles frequently CAUSE ulNa9toA w
| the unwary pedestrian.
| Very few residents of the annexed district com
ply with tho law in regard TO cleaning inc Sue
| walks Of sUow aud ice.
Lieutenant Colonel Lonis Bossert has been elected
| Colonel of the SD Regiment. NJ q. \. n. l.. 10 suc~
| coed Colonel John Rueger.
Pedestrians surprised to find that the ashes
! and garbage had been removed from the sidewalks
| of the downtown streets Yesterday
| patriotic tmepccc displayed in Broadway con-
tains representations Of the Declaration OF lnne-
pendence anil of LincOln's emancipation OF Saves
| The Commissioners appointed to vacate or reduce
| assessments for local improvements will meet to-
day at their office, No. 81 Chambersst., at = p nj.
| Charles Brown over yesterday by car No.
| 6j of the Sixth Avenue Surface Road and born MS
| legs were crushed. He was sent to the New-lorS
! Hospital.
The tramps having been driven ont of the City
| Hall Park by the cold weather. now gather IN the
| Post One corridors. to the annoyance Of persons
| having business there.
An entcrprising merchant placed man at work IN
| Broadway yesterday to clean the crossings. On tne
| swccpPr's back was an lmulcuSc sign DeaIlhg Ihc
| firms name aud address.
The man who killed on the Hudson River Ran,
road in Eleyentl9ve. January % was recognIzed "a
| yesterday rs Charles Lohtnan. carriagcmaHer' Vi
| No i22 West Ihlrty-nlntil-St.
| pcddlcr of congh drops astonlshe1 the passen-
gers a Fulton Ferry boat yesterday by crying;
Step up gent lemcn and try box; many nave useu
| them and viii now Use no other"
| STRAWBERRIES LATER IN THE SEASON.
| Southern straw berrr9. IL ~ said, VIII come INTO
TIE market fully month later than nSEal on ic-
count Of the severe weather IN the southern states
| and the unusually largo snow fall.
| A REPORT ORDERED.
| The Commissioner OF Charities aud Correction
ordered Warden VRonrko Yesterday to make re,
| port this morning in regard 10 the alleged cruel
| treatment ct Mrs. Bridget LAWYER at Bellevue Hos
| pital
| Michael Kuriz. alias Shcean. who ~ said to he q
professional burglar. was arrested nv central once
detectives SUNDAY. on suspicion OF participating IN
! a burglary in Washington some ZINE ago lie was
| locked mp at Police headquarters.
| TIE MAEKI~Ts OF THE CITY.
| Catherine Market /, the oldest p1hlic market IN
| the city. II was established III 11N,i Washing
| ton Make 1872; Centre Market. ISL; Essex
Market, 1918; Fulton Market, 1871; iomphins
| I ,
MNAY uVEKCoAIs s1OIEN.
| Sneak thieves have a i,cllnP for ovrrc"a's ut
present aud numerous lIli racks have been r"'"yrd
| of their hurdrU+ lately. In som" Instances the
thieves enter the front doors bv means of skeleton
| keys. generally duunR the dinner hour. Al other
times they play lie part "i heEgais
| , CHARGE Nor TVIEEINNrp ~ THE GRAND JURY.
The charre asanst Richard \. Dawson. a col"Ted
man who j. said to have been at one time member
of The senate Of KANSAS Of passing chrrk Pur!'ri,
! ing to have been Signed by john X. Fellows on
| Lsri,h Morcrcf OF Nn. - East llnn-toE-st., was
dismissed by the Grand jury yesterday
r>Jrrrp ~ rnrHlIrEr rXIlosIoN;
| PItrick HIVES. age iity OF No. lJl2 Srcond-aYey
! aud David Suliiy.u a-c twcntY-sryrn. Oi Eighty
sccord-,t. and NIHtl-a'r., two laburcrs. were m
! !trcd Yesterday b. III" premature explosion 81 n
| blast while working in a sever excavation al
! IcnthaY,. and EIgh'y-sNln--t. lhrJ wrr" aiken
to tie Nineiy-niith Street Hospital 10y the police.
NrArIYA AND IMNIGRANls.
Castle Garden has 10; presented 30 hVriv scene
fot tour r"nrhS n II lid yrseIday upon tho arrival
| OF 9ui immigrants from almost every pant OF
| Nadcrand "is from Antwerp the Brltannc l"2
from Liverpool the Cav 81 Montreal lH3 from l.E-
rrpJol the Rotterdam SJ irom kOttcrdail, ahd Tie
| Bristol from Bristol.
| ACCIDENT 10 JUDGE COMING
| judge Cuwing met with mI-hap on Saturday
evening winch. although not Thought I" be s'Iol7'
I, sufficiently painful e. cnrinc ln 10 rs house for
a lcw dlys IT, VA, ah"ni ascending the stairway
of the elevated railway station al ScvrntynlnthSf
When hr slipped on piece "i zee ana SlIa az r ~"
slnrNs # of Ills legs In consequence ~ thc dr-
cirnt Part II. Of the Court oi General SESSIONS was
| adjourned for the tenn lesicIGaJ.
CHARGED Win 1HE NrRpEE az ~ OLD IIniAH.
A rurnnrr'- Jury yesterday found GuisVppr SchIp-
uacl,k and .yatcrr tuHr"icrrI guilty OF the innr
| der of then aged CoE3tryman, aulo CHslgalla, OF
| t"r,n on J,nuarv 1, at No. III South FIith-aY".
Gusrprn AIbogr>el. the owrr OF th% harI bari ,ii
wh,r, the crnr WAS committed. was also hcld, Dut
| wIil be admitted to bail in 5000 to-day.
BROOKLYN.
| The court officers IN the Court ol S's>i'nS VIII ap-
| pear ~ uniform to-day.
Ex-Supcrvsor Wal>rr was ap2oint"l Deputy
Coroner yesterday AZ Il salary OF 5000 Il year.
slughng parties arc very popular, but noisy
| yoIii men with TN horns who MAKE night hideOus
| are an unpleasant feature oi many Of 'hcm
| burglar rilc ctcd trance 10 The house OF
Andrew Bayard. No. 2o2 lhlrl-st., f. d. Yesterday
mornnT by rntl9E panel ir" m h>T Mnrth
| $50, and TWO coats worth SD
Mrs Maggie MtCuc age forty, died III the Ciiy
Hospital Yesterday from Injuries lnlll' ia ny hef
| husband james Mctur. at JAY and Watcr-stl.,
January \. He kicked aud bral his wife IN brutal
nauncr and Is now III Raymond Street J"L
| Health Commissioner Crane has asked the Cor
porltIon Counsel whether hc has authority 10 re-
move prr,uls sick with smallpox OusluoOl tur riiy
hunts. the only smallpox Hospital IN Kings
County is near tno county buildings III flatbush.
The total number of cases of dlphthcrla last week
was eighty seven. OF which twenty-rlgh were fatal
The number of cases OF smallpox was twonty-nnc ;
one death occurred at the SMALLPOX Hospital -Four
additional cases oil THIS disease were fcpOrlcd YES
tcrday.
south Brooklyn lively socially. The "Kemble."
a dramatic club, gives many entertainments. ours"
hold receptions at their rooms III COur-st. monthly
and the monthly invitation receptions OF the Ehtrc
Nous society arc well attended The I'D Regiment
| now has seIni-nOnthly drills and dances.
| The Nassau Electric Light Company asked per-
mission OF the Aldermen yesterday to put Its wires
on poles, pipes, all the streets OF the city Tor
Glty Years The certificate of Incorporation OF the
company was filed with the Kings ne. CoGnty Clerk
| ccurprat0rs are William Is. Davenport Charles H.
Whrc.er, George b. Abbott John j. Hardy. Edwin
| II lirnMl. .LnlIus II. KnlIeN, SnndfOrd w Batter-