New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
NETWORK CITY.

| NJ. Price, Of NewJersey.
NETWORK CITY.
Additional frc-alarm boxes arc to be placed In
the annexed district.
The assignment of Edward Solomon 10 Latayet Iu
L. Denning with 81, 5S4 preferences, was hIed yes
| tcrday.
John Shcchan one of the City Marshals, resigned
Yesterday, and Thomas Welsh was appointed u Ill
| the vacancy.
St. Nicholas-ave. between Onc-hundrcd- and
| fortv-sixth and Observation-Disclosures mas
been filed III and repaired.
The National Association for the Protection Of the
Insane and the Prevention of Insanity VIII meet AZ
! Municipal Hall, No. 81 Madison-aye, to-mOrro"
| evening.
| MAYORS Marshal McDcmott Yesterday cnhto
| about forty hackmcn, in sums ranging from - 70
$40 for having broken the line at the French o'ii
| aud bockadcd lrvlng-place
REPORTS OF UNSAFE BUILDINGS
| The following buildings were reported uhsaie
Yesterday Nos. POI ThompS0n-st., - Hesicr-st, ~
! Pc-st 2.345 Third-ave 81 Sherltt-st, OH East
| One Observation-Disclosures.
| RELIEVED OF A SERIOUS CHARGE
John J. Tibbets charged with killing his VIE VIE
Della on January 8, at No. 81 Mott-st was dls-
charged by coronGrs jury Yesterday, thero oclhB
no evidence at all that he had injured her'
| MR. M'KEoN on RAILWAY PASSES.
| DiStrict-Attorncv McKeon yesterday returned to
the Ncw-York Central Railroad an annual pass sent
| to him, with letter expressing the opinion thaV
| public official should not accept such iaYors.
Charles c. Knight, age sixty-fve of Brooklyn,
who for Twenty-Five years has been Produco Ilel-
chant in Washington Market fell dead while eatlng
breakfast yesterday in restaurant IN NaSlihg-
| tOn-st.
Walter Kirk age thrty-Onc, of No. 60 Macdou.
| 10. 81 West Fourth-,t, were held under 500 bail
YESTERDAY in the jefferson Market Police Court for
| violating the excise law.
MISS pANIELs's CONDITION STILL CRITICAL.
| Two surgeons are in constant Attendance at the
bedside Of Miss Daniels one of the victims or me
Hudson River Railroad casualty. She was said not
f9 he anv better Yesterday than Tuesday, aud ~
| by no means out OF danger.
OFFICERS OF TIE COFFEE EXCHANGE.
b. g. Arnold was declared elected pfeSiWWGnt , OF
| the Coffee Exchange yesterday John ;. Wright
| vicc-presdent John 5. Scott, Teasurcri James
scott and Gustav X. Recknage trustees IN place OF
| Mr. Arnold and Mr.. Wright,
| ACCIDENTALLY SHOT N THE SHOULDER.
Peter Petersen. age twenty-five. of No. 81 Henry
| ST. was accidentally shot and slightly wounded in
the shoulder yesterday by Samuel ROsenthal, whom
! 10 the Chambers Street Hospital.
! FOUND GUILTY OF 4 DOUBLE MURDER
| Pasquali Mongano, or Iacucito, an Italian must
clan was Yesterday found guilty by q coroneTs jury
| of killing his wife and m0ther-in-aw on December
| o nj 30. 80 Thompson-st. No new testimony was
| given. lie was sent to the Tombs
STEALING HORSE AND WAGON.
| Edward Holmes pleaded guilty in the Court OF
General Sessions YESTERDAY to stealing horse and
| phaeton from William Mccarthy OF no. 100 East
|
ls-1. Judge Cowmg sentenced him to the State
| Prison for four years.
| A LECTURE on WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
| Colonel T.. r. Wood Is to deliver lecture on the
! Adirondacbs before the Century Club of Washing
| ton Heights this evening at the church at one
Observation-Disclosures and Tcnth-ave. Tour
| lists are expected 70 bring camp equpage ana army
blankets. Saddle mules can be lett III charge Oh inc
| guides. 1900. .-,,,. -, l,,,.,, r.,.r-
Mr. Campbell, the president of the PACING BANK,
! said Yesterday that the report tclegraphed from
! Chicago in connection with the failure OF Meyer
! Brothers was not correct far as his bank was
| concerned. Jacob Meyer had not applied for new
| loan for three months more although extensions
| had been granted IN that time.
| NO MEETING FOR WANT OF 4 QUORUM.
special meeting of the Board of migration,
| Which was 10 be held YESTERDAY, was passed IN the
| absence Of quorur of five members. Commission
! er Charles T. Urich is confined to his home on ac-
count of injuries received last Friday in the Spuy-
| fen Duyyil disaster. Commissioner Charles ~
| TantOr Is absent in Toledo, Ohio
| ONE OF THE TRUNK THIEVES PLEADS GUILTY.
Marcus Raymond. one OF the men arrested ior
in front of No. 49, Fitth-ave, the property of the
! Ncw-York Transfer Company on December 20.
| 1881 pleaded guilty in the Court of General Scs-
sious yesterday and was sentenced by Recorder
Smyth TO the state Prison for three years and SIX
rLFCTRICIrY AS APPLIED TO CLOCKS.
| Tho Ncy-Yor6 Electrical Society held its regular
meeting last evening ut No. Gt Madison-ayc. James
| UombIet Manager of the Time Service Of the West
ar1 Tnion TELEGRAPH Company, delivered an adj
Grcss o =" EcctrIca Clocks The address was IL
Illustrated by a stercopticon under the direction of
H. L. Bailey. Professor Able, OF the signal Service,
also spoke on international lime,
hseAUL!ING THEIR CAPTAIN AND MATE.
! Matthew Preston, seaman OF the American ship
Sontag was convicted in tho criminal branch of tie
United States Circuit Court yesterday of an assault
mon the captain and mate Of the ship. John An
ddr,on John Peters and John Lynch, who were
jointly indicted with Preston; pleaded guilty, and
| fine four men we're rcmauded tor sentence
eTprrr & ,p ROBUrES SENT TO PRISON.
Arthur Williams, Matthew y. Austin and thir!
man, who escaped arrest stole a go!d watch and
chain from Albert II. Bailey If Boston, on Dcccm-
hnr = lN~I while ne was riding on the rear plat
form of q Blceckcr-st bob tail y car. Williams
and Austin were sentenced yesterday by, Judge
| Cowng TO the state Prison for i've years each.
TIE MERCANTILE BENEFIT ELECTION
! The fifth annual meeting of the MeTcantilc Benefit
Association was held last evening ut Masonic Hall.
| showed n balance in favor of the society of
%I7.s73 -. The following officers we're elected for
| n. NJ. Bc'ding Emil : Levi and Edwin p Ide,
| yice-presIdcn;s and Russell p Hoyt, secretary and
treasurer.
TIE WORK OF STREET CLEANING.
Tho s'r.rt-clclniug force on Tuesday night cleaned
! Broadway from the Battery TO Thrty-f9urth-st.,
| and Fulton and other downtown business streets.
Yesterday the cutters were cleared ana cnyGT5
! snow Theodore Walton yesterday signed the con-
trace fol cleaning the Second District, cOmpri sing
that part of the city lying south OF fourtcenth-st
| and east of Broadway.
USING HIS PISTOL TOO FREELY.
| George Z Henry, age twenty. a stcuographcr, of
| No. o.. West Eighteen HIST. was arrqigncd before
Justice smith, Yesterday, atthe IOIbs Police Court,
! by Detective MeNamara, of the Central Onicc, on
| couIulaint Of William b. Brlluncl of No. 1927 West
| Ff'ceutlI-,t, for Gischmgug pistol at Linn in
| Wnil-st on the evening of Noycmbcr 10, ISL the
! iullrt from which took effect in his back. lIo was
| committed for trial without bal.
CURING DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR.
| Tho Trustees OF tie NeW-Iork OpthalmiG and
! Arral Institute held their annual meeting at No. 6
! Tsst fWeifth-,t.. Tuesday. Last year 5.5Sf new
patonts affected with diseases Of the eve or ear