New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08
NETWORK CITY.

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NJ shoemaker, Of Baltimore and Ann ThIycr OF h"osra
| Falls ny
| NETWORK CITY.
| Villagers sleeves arc most liked for dOminos.
| The now glnghsms nre nearly all in large, gay
| plads.
Turkeys' claws are found among tho new orna-
menls
There are 15G students i'll the Columbia Law
| school,
A new school-house is building in East Forty
| siXth-st.
| West One-hundrcd aud twenty -scventh-st is the
| paradise of coasters,
Many old brick bulldinaa along the Bowery ap-
| pear TO be ready 10 fall to pieces.
Green Turtles frOz III to death while being lrIught
tn this city can be seen IN numbers nc the markets.
| Plain and figured satecns are among the new cot
| ton fabrics They are generally used IN conDba'
| ton.
| Small boys were making brave efforts to coast
! down imaginary Till III WGshingtOn-sqnare yes
| terday.
| The building at Broadwav and Prnce-st. il heng
| torn down. seven-storS iron front block Is 10
| erected on the site.
| The now building Of the Manhattan Eye aud Ear
Imfrmary, ut FOrtcth-st. and Par'-ave., Is nearly
| ready Tor occupation.
| A skating rink has been made at One:hundfed-
and thirtv-Iirsr-st for the special use OF the stu
| dents of Manhattan College.
a burial lot, for fricndless Young men WHO die
| here. has been purchased in WOOdl1wn Cemetery
by the Young Mems Christian Association.
| Complaint is beng made that the short hours dur
ing which the money order branch of the Post Ol1ice
IS kept open are very announcement lot worklngm n.
The bark Subra which arrived yesterday, on jan
uary 3 passed some timber and part OF "a yessels
house painted white, in latitude Az longitude boz
FXAsPERATISG SUGGESTIONS.
81 am offered 800 more for the house II you
think of leaving IT," is. with numerical nlOdlflca
tioDs. a popular suggestion OF uptown landlords
| now.
| CUTTING FIGURES FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATION
4 gentleman seventy years old excited the admra-
| ton of the skaters III Central Park yesterday Ivy
| cutting some of the fancy figures in fashion when
| he WAS boy.
THE ACCIDENT ~ DOrLGERs BREWERY.
Coroner Herman yesterday begnn an inquiry as
| to the cause Of the accident ut Peter Doel gers
| brewery, III East Ffty-iiftl-st., January O, by
| which four men lost their lives.
SAID TO Bg OVER HUNDRED.
Magdalena Schrcspter French woman. died Sat
| urday at No. 10 Avenne-A at the reputed age of
1O2 wears. She had been in this country forty
wears She will nc bnricd to-day in the Cemetery
Of the Evergrcens.
The BIBLE CONSIDERED HISTORICALLY.
The Rev. Jesse b. Thomas DID, pastor Of the
smoke before the BlptiS: Mnstor,' Conference yes
tcrday morning on The significance of the llstOri
C Al Element N the Scriptures"
sAIVINI To PLAY FOR THE ACGORS.
The ACTORS al present in the city have requested
Sig. SaIvini to give a special performance. which
they can all attend. Se. SaIyni haS. Sirnlcd his
| take place at Booths Theatre February II.
BHO>zrs AND o1HtR AEIICLrs To ~ SOLD.
Thomas f.. klrhy & Co. will sell at auction We'd
ncsday Thursday and Friday afternoons. Il large
collection OF brunz'~. ldcqucIs. ivory carving.
swords Turkish TuI, and tsDc-cnv"ts. The collec-
ton includes hue specimens OF antique hrohzcs and
idols.
The commission appointed To inquire INTO the mem
tai c'ndI ,On Of tu"d~r got VII" 10 CHARGED with
the murder of 1T, wife, yesterday heard III" ev'-
deuce Of DrS. Macdonald and Jackson. Ii Is cX-
pc,tcd that tho commission will give decision This
week
Wallack1 new theatre Is 20 lie erected on the north
cast corner Of broadway and lhlrllcili-S. II" lease
was flied yesterday in tie hc-is;ers Office; 1t ~ To
I1iu for tWcnty-oDc icaH at an annual rent oi
$50 900.
TIE GEAHp JrHY roE INF FEBRUARY TERM,
The Gland jury for the February term was organ
lied yesterday IN the Cont OF General Sessions bv
the appointment Of liciny A. G4hirv. "i No. II
West Twcltl!-Si and No. Gi Nall-Si., foreman.
Recorder Smyth made the u.uIl statutory charge
10 the jury.
MONTHLY MrEnvG oF soRosIs
largr meeting oi S"i"ss'wap held Monday even
Wilbur OF Paris; Nh. :. c. li'hTann. nnd Mrs
Cara Wyman: Ih"y were d'-cGssrd hy Mrss; T. y
Morse Mis-. Ai!ir D'Hghiy, Mis-. RaVcnhIll, Ms
Dclmater. Mr.. D';norrst nrd Mrs Ii. VI. Cooke.
CONVERTING I'M rGr$.n cA&AplANs.
At ile meeting of the N"w-Y"rk PrrShyicry YES
t"lry at the scotch Church Four'c ntll-st. near
dress strongly tavuiing the missions now ~ pro-
grrSs among III" French CmadInS resolution
was adopted commenting the work 20 tn churches
o. this city.
coorfrATvr co,o>Y .tIp A-SpCI.T,oN.
The Coop,raiiyr Colony AID Association. which
formed III tn spring of 1879. held its animal
meeting YESTERDAY Afternoon III ItS rooms. NJ. -
COnprr Union. GrnrGr Is. SIttcrlce, tile president,
J. IT, u. Dchar, aod several other members, we've
present. committee WAS appointed - inyrSlIcatr
the affairs of the ASSOCIATION.
IrC1I.RES ~ bINTF
Luigi Mont VIII begin on February 81 course
OF lie lures on Dante. They are 10 he held IN the
chapel of the Caurch 0i Tie Mrs,Iah. Mr. Month ~
an intimate fl nd ot Longl"low, and is sand 10 bc
the "young S'dlan referred 10 IN the Tales of
tic WavsIdc Inn" II" was for twelve years United
States Consul AT Palermo.
1HE HOARD OF TRADE AND TRANSFORMATIONS.
telegram protesting against the appointment If
Stanley Matthews Judgr Of the Supreme Court
was sent yesterday to the Judiciary Committee 1
the senate b. the Ecw.lGrk Board of Trade aud
Transportation The sam" body also passed res Illl-
tons approving tie report nude BY the State En::-
ncer tor the Improvement of the canals and the
abolition Of ali tolls on West-bOund freight.
DISCUSSING YDUCATIuNAL QUESTIONS.
The Department OF superintendent OF the M
tOual Educational Association will begin Is an
nral meeting this evening at the Cooper Union.
President Walker. Of the Board of Education will
deliver an address OF wclcoln:; Superintendent
Marble. Of Wor,e,ter Prcildrnl OF the Dpa tmen
Will repy aud William !. Harris %. st. Lou., will
consider " The Present Aspect OF Public Education
III America and Europe"
LIMITING us MEMBERSHIP.
At special meeting of the Maritime Association
yesterday tho Board OF Directors requested To
refrain from admitting 1T the current rate o. 200
n greater number than Will make tho aggregate
membership 1000. When the outstanding cert fl.
Gates reach that number the initiation fee II 10 be
5000 IL was reported that large number of ap
plIcatons had been received leaving only elrlty-
live to be taken at 5000.
LOOKING FOR A MISSING Man,
The friends Of Captain Wcodhull, OF Fair Port.
Cumberland County, Va. are searching for HIM m
this city. He has bern missing foI several weeks
The captain Is interested III shipping and came to
this city on business lis was at the Office of hiS
agent at No. 40 SOutSt., aftcr"his arrival here i'm
nrcrunher Int haa nor hmm ennn sncn IL. fria.L.