New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-22
NETWORK CITY.

Fourteen oce n stea nship', shins, q barks and
! z brigs arrived at THIS port yesterday.
| The Wall Street FerfyUOas now stop running at
! o o'clock, instead of II, as formerly.
| Tho Fall River Line stsamels to Boston Will dis
continue sunday trips for the win er season after
| mex Sunday.
While working on the new opera-honse at
| Fortietb-st and Seven have. Yesterday, William
! 1y1rg, OF No. 400 Wcst-st., fell from the fourth
| story and was injured seriously.
| The Pilgrim Conareg ,tional Society of Harlem
| viii enter Its new church cditiGe at One-rndIed-
ant!-twenty -fourth-St. and Madisonavc. the first
| Sunday in January.
SKATING STOPPED BY RAIN.
| Skating was stopped on the lake at central PARK
at O'Clock yes erday, the ram rendering the Ice
LIVE FISH FOR GERMANY.
o. Bremen steamship fifty I've black bass and
twenty-five live catfish vii be shipped 10 Germany
on Saturaav to the Deutsche FiScherei Veren by E.
u. BiackfOrd.
CosiMENDING AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.
The Dry-eoo1s Auxiliary OF ,he HoSEl,ai Satlr,
Tn .sday and commended the appeal OF the aSSOcla-
ZION 20 the pubic
COLLISION BETWEEN TWO sCHooNERs
The schooner Magnet OF Machias "hile at
ancnor at City Island, was run into yesterday at
noon by the schooner Allie Oaks, or Camden Ne,
carrying away starbOarl quarier aud dong other
sight damage
WASHED OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.
The steamship Brooklyn Cit, from Bristol, which
arrived yesterday had rough passage. On De-
cellber IS, while the vessel was hOve-tO III nuff,
cane Aifieu O.sen, seaman.was washed overheard
ana drowned
DINNER TO CONGRESSMAN ELECT JAMES.
About 100 members OF The Board of Trale and
TRANSPORTATION have asked their secretary and Con-
gresham elect, DARWIN X. James, to meet Their at
dinner at Delmonico's on December 20. Mr.. James
has accepted.
MEETING OF REPUBLICANS.
The Xth Ass mbly District Republican Association
met last evening at No. 2S Ayhue A. In the alb
sence of the pyesid mt, Colonel Charles S Strong,
the first vlce-president, occupied the char. The
usual routine business was transacted and forty
new names were added TO the roll
TO HOLD POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW.
The executive committee OF tbs New-IoIk Fam
| c;ets' Cub have decided to hold q poultry and
pigeon show in this city on February l3, IA, 10 and
| Ii. The place at which the show will be held has
| not as yet been decided upon.
| A CRIMINAL AT AN EARLY AGE.
Edward / erry age six. of No. $50 Eirst-ave., was
held in 1900 bal IN the Yorkvlle Police Court yes
terGay for trial for the larceny OF lon OF pork
| from an express wagon driven by James Smith, OF
| No. 400 East Forty -elgnth-st.
| CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE SEEDS FAMILY.
Willie ST. ong and Willie and I'D win b. send to
this Office 500 IN gold-ten hall eaGlesEfor Christ
| A. Seeus. 1t VIII be promptly forwarded. W."
| sends 80 Tor the same purpose.
| INFORMATION FOR MR.. EDISON.
Mayor-elect Edison recently asked the Board OF
| Police commissioners to furnish him with certain
| information about the Department. The in Orma-
ton has Jabulated by CLERKS and 1t was ready
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A WRIT OF HABHAs CORPUS DISMISSED.
| Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday dismissed the WIT of habeas corpus
| granted in favor of William Edwards, charged with
| complIctv in the swlndle recently practsed AL
| fred Clock of No. $50 Madison-ave., at gambling
| house.
| CLASSES IN PHoNoGRAPHY, FRENCH AND GERMAN.
| Glasses III German. French and photography Will
/ be formed after New Years at 1ne rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. TINS VIII he
in addition to the classes alIeady IN progress in
1iaOo md no r. l.
| ing singing, Spanish and gymnastics, 10 winch
| there is still admission.
| RECEIVER DISCHARGED.
William p. Brintnal was yesterday dis,
his office Of receiver SSSi 10 of the Eav,ol Dy
| III the Supreme Court, Chambers. by the Order lie
is directed TO pay to the stockholders dividend OF
| about 30 per cent
| GEORGE ROOKIE ARRAIGNED IN COURT
George Rookie, tne prize-hghter, was arraigned in
the YCrkville Police Court yesterday for shooting
john Stack in Edward Mathews's liquor store. at
Twenty -tourth-st. and SecOndave., on December 8.
| Stack wished to Withdraw the charge but was not
allowed TO do 80, and the hearing IN the case was
| set down by Justice Kilbreth for saturday.
NOT ANXIOUS FOR A HOLIDAY.
Four hundred and fIty-twO members of the Prod
(. efforts yesterday TO make Tomorrow a holiday.
Had the majority gained go more votes they could
have left town to remain oyer Christmas without
fear of any disturbances in the market since nearly
| ali of the important Exchanges have decided TO
/ close on Saturday.
| SHELLEY AND KIPLISG's BAIL REDUCED.
| An Application was made yesterday before Judge
| Cowine IN the Cour5 of General Sessions for re-
duction of bail in the of Walter sbioley and
/ Hepry f. Kipling, who are accused by William SUIT
phen lawyer, of No. 20 Nassau-st. OF larceny and
! receiving stolen goods. The bail was reduced from
1000 to SIS, 900, but it was not furnished yester-
| day afternoon.
THE CONVICTED ELECTION INSPECTORS.
Assistant Distrct-AttOrney Vincent received YES
| rde
of Appeals staying the proceedings IN the case OF
\ Washington 4. Hall and Thomas Il. Boland. inspec
tors of election in $780, who were convicted OF
violation of he election laws. Their CONVICTION IN
the Court of Oyer and TeImiDer was affirmed In the
Supreme Court and the Court Of Appeals, and they
| were about to be called up for sentence.
Mr. RAsToN DENIES THAT He RAN OFF.
D. f. Easton, member of the Sunday Closing
Ieapue denies that after causing the arrest