New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
NETWORK CITY.

Hyacinths brighten the WINDOWS VI oi'"u""'
forsts ,,o
The COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeons has ol3
students. .,.
Navigation in the streets may now be conslaereu
fully opened. -
Sachets and cushions of hand-palnted satin arc
pretty valentines.
The works of Thomas Carlyle are no" cohSpi'u
Gus in the bookstores
The iron frame of the new United States barge
Office has been erected
Kniphts of the brush now find an increasing de-
maid for their services
Eighteenth-st., near FOurtl-ave., - completely
blocked with building materials.
F,phtv-fye lots in Harlem and Yorkville were
sold last week at a sum total OF T3"oooo.
The pitfalls which have been iDgeniousy sunk IN
Nassa-st. prove DIS strous 10 nh"ary peuos,i''"'
Persons who carry canes and umbrellas horizon
tally under their arms are dangerous nui5ances III
the streets.
The New-York Central Railroad is replacing IRON
car wheels with paper oncs these resist the action
of the FROST
An unfavorable inference might DC drawn as 10
Justice in this city from the crippled condition OF the
statue on the City Hall.
House agents say that large numbers OF people
who have lived for years on Long Island and IN
Ncw-.ersey now seeking resIdences above oue-
Observation-Disclosures
WEEK WITH THE ORIENTALs.
40 Van Lennet, native OF turkey, ~ giving
sercs of illustrated lectures and exhibitions on the
manners and customs of the East: in the Fourteenth
St,LDt Presbyterian tDuIcH Ilt IS hSssinlch w
number Of adults and children in oriental costume
MIR. BoNxrR SELLING TRoT1ERs.
Mr. Robert bonner has decided TO reduce further
the number of his trOttIng stock. ana VIII Oner
without reserve from fifteen to twenty horses IN the
combination sale next mont ut the American lnstl-
tmte under the management of Peter Z. Kellogg d
Co. =,
The iury at the inquest III the accident at Peter
>Doelgcr's brewery, b. which four men were burned
TO DEATH found verdict yesterday consuming the
any other than the safety lamp and for letting more
than two men enter the vat at the time. Looseness
IN the management Of the brewery was charged.
PASSENGERS THROWN orr THEIR FEET.
The engineer of engine No. 90. on the Third Ave
nue. Elevated Road, on arriving at the City Hall
station about IL q. ~, yesterday, failed TO BRING
his train to a standstl soon enough, and II ran INTO
The bumper at the eud of the track with some force.
The lar threw many of the passengers, who were
standing up. of of their feet.
AHRrsrFp FOR KILLING MAN.
In n fQht in dance hOusr in Palmer, Mass.. Clar
cnce Ripley stabbed two men named Murphy and
L.yon a month ago. Oueof the men was fatally IN
Jqred Ripley cd to thS cry MG1e ms n Gtac
lives Yesterday he was arrested III the stable OF
man named Calvin. at No. LOG broadway. and
was sent back to Massachusetts III charge OF the
sheriff OF Palmer.
rIIr SALE OF PuIsoNs.
The New-YOrL state Pharmaceutical Assoc'ation'
tho College of Pharmacy OF the CITY oil Ncw-1ork,
and the Kings County Pharmaceutical Society.
have united IN memorial to the LegiAla uro asking
that the laws which 'aye been enacted Dy the leg
lslatnre for the regulation of the Practice OF phar-
macy and tho sale Of p0isOns, which are now CON
liped TO NcwYork and Kings Counties be made APP
plicable 10 the whole state
MEETING or INK SILK ASSOCIATION.
The REGULAR meeting % The American silk AssOcIa-
ton was held at No. Al IOward-st., Yesterday after
noon, Frarcis W. Chrney, president, Occupying The
letters from different persons regarding the raising
of cOcoOns in the South. Samuel X. LowcTy
coorcd LAWYER and the owner of silk garden and
scnoi HINT VILE An. claimed that
tle colorcd population ot the South would be able
to earn far more money by raising cocOons than by
raising cotton. ..
The number of deaths reported last week was 2i7;
births. 80 marriages. ~.
The Will os the late Hugh Alien beqn"ath- his
estate Of Z 600. 600 t0 his widow aud daughter
The average Temperature for the week ending
February > was II The minimum was ! below
2rIo, and tue max mnm 81 above. SIX inches OF
snow fell.
IL il PROPOSED 10 form new social club 10 be
called 1.-THE Empirc' IN the Eastern Di-trci. 4
Board Of Directors has been chosc' and officers viii
be selected Monday.
The Board of Health of the town of rlatlnnds
has given the owners of the factories on Barren
Island which have brcn complained OF a. offensive,
two weeks in which 10 aba'e the nuissnces.
A gold medal was given to Officer Watson. If the
mounted squad. Yesterday 10y EDGAR w. EmmOns,
Of No 3jl aclic-st., Tor his calamity III saving the
lie oi Mrs. Emiuons AMI hcr little daughter when
their h0rse running away, January II.
The sale by a1ctiOn ot iOrtN-aInc lots Ot real rS
tate at Fulton and D-catur-sts. took place ycstcr
day. Among the buyers was n number Of W. j.
known men. HE entlr' amount received WAS about
5000, the prices showing marked advance IN
real estate.
The cnaplancy Of the Twoniy-thirI Regiment.
winch the Rev. W. Is. seward resigned recently
after accepting Il rrctors'np IN Wa hingtun, has
been accepted 10y the R.v. DR.. Charles II. Hail. OF
the Holy lrnlty Church. There is truth IN the
report That it was offered TO the Rev. T. Do Witt
lalmagc.
The lecture by Mr. Rcecher in the Brooklyn Acad-
envy OF Music tins evening under the auspices oi the
| Young Mems Central Republican, Club of Kings
County, will have tor ItS subject The New Profess
si0u.' Genera, Grant has promised to preside at the
| meeting and introduce Mr.. B,ccher. 4 reception
| will De given TO General Grant and Mr.. Bccchcr
after the lecture III the looms of the club, No. 372
JERSEY CITY.
| Mrs. Magdalcna Plriiicr. who was re~fod with
| her husband upon ch1rgc OF forcing a Will, WAS
bailed yesterday III tie SUN OF 30 OO0 to appear Tor
| trial.
The body OF the man who waSstTuck and instantly
killed Monday night at Marion, bv a train on the
| Pennsylvania Railroad, was identified YESTERDAY az
that OF Elijah Van Dynns, OF 3cacaIcus He leaves
| a wife and tour children.
| MIR G. +. Winants, of Bergen Paint has gwen 10
the library OF Professor Hlavlns school Tor Young
Ladies. the new edition. twenty -One vou mes OF the
| Encyclopedia Britannica. Another friend has also
| contributed several sets OF standard works.
| A young man who rave his name IN Charles Hope,
OF kockaway N j.. was arrested early last evening
while trying 10 unlock the safe the paint shop Of
| Thomas Ii. Whean. No. 300 Hcnderson-st. lie en-
| tOred the Store through loo which he cut in the
| back door.
| Patrick Ahearn was arraigncd before Judge Gar
| retson yesterday morning, upon cha rye OF afro
cIOs assault and battery, and he sent to iaIl 10
| await trial. In July last he struck John Creamcr
with an iron bar tracturIng his skull Dreamer sub
sequenly died.
NEW-JERSEY
HODJKEN.--An unknown German woman who
had recently landed in, this country, jumped from
| the ierrybOat Weehawkon yesterday morning. Slhe
| boat was stopped and she was rescued.
LONG ISLAND.
CYPR Ess HlLIS.-GeorRe Veneer. German. a0e
thirty five. living at ypress Hills and employed nj
ion ny Ennt..lt ~