New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27
NETWORK CITY.

An ononvmons contributor sends So for Mrs.
McDermott, of No. 637 Greenwlch-st'
The oyster with taste fer old china m nc RnnTt
IN SUNDAYS TRIBUNE, is the property Oh hooel'
Brown, of No. 230Jl2 Third-ave
RuiIdinqs repcrtcd unsafe Nos. rs East Ninety,
sccond-st.. 1913 South Flfth-ayG; : ollver-S'' -
SprIng-st 437 Broome-st., 40 Broomc-St
A lecture ON Voltaire" will he given by George
r Vending this evening in the Young Mems Chris
tian Associat ION course, at Association nan.
The bark G. De Zaldo. which arrived from
Matanzas YESTERDAY, was of AbSecOm on Snn.I ny
night. and was blown 200 miles Seaward ny 'ho
gale.
The Cnnard steamship Servia CAPTAIN Cook, ar
rived A. Queenstown January 20 after passage o.
seven days eight hours and thirteen minutes Holh
New-YOTk.
VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW
Daniel Mack. of No. sos Sixth-ave. was before
Jrsfice Patterson in the Essex Market Police Court
Yesterday on q charge OF violating the LolIerJ law
| He was held for trial.
GIVING FALSE ADDRESS
| Amelia Roberts who was arrested on WEDNESDAY
on charge Of cheating jewer5 gave hcr tra No
| No OBJ East Twefth-st. THIS Is hoC Iue' No
| such person ever lived there
| SMALLPOX SPREADING.
There thirteen cases or smallpox iJ
in this city Yesterday Two OF tnen d@ Er.t.ac
All the patients we've sent to the hlVer9iuo lio'
| pital. .u ,,r-,,s
| Daniel r. Rosa was ARE ted yesterday by Secret
Service officers for passing counterfeit ten ctho
pieces. He had IN his possession ~ Ia
nIeccS when lac arrested. commissioner phlciuS
! held him in 81, 900 to await examination.
| TIE COST OF CUTTING OFF GAS wRoNGFULLY.
Anna Meters eucd recently III the Court Oh ooH,-
| mon Pleas the metropolitan Gas Light company 10
recavcr damages for wrongfulv cutting on lie Eas
in her house. The was tried yesterday bel3re
Judge Van Hoesen, and the jury gave verdict iOr
| Mrs. Me.crs for %S15.
SALE AT KIRBY's GALLERY
The sale of the collection of modern oil paintings,
aouarclles pen and ink and scpa drawings on eX-
hbion at Kirby & Co.'s Gallery, No. Si2 ana -
! Broadway began last evening. Inc bidding was
| not brisk and prices ranged low The sale VIII DC
continued this afternoon ana evening.
| FIyIsIIHG A STORMY VOYAGE.
The Anchor LIre steamship ClrcaSsa arrived
| from Glasgow yesterday having had stormy Voy-
| age heavy gale began on January lG ana con
| tIuued for six DAYS. sailor was Knocked down ny
heavy sea and badly injured that he died three
| DAYS alterward. A Steerage passenger was also
thrown from his feet while the gale was In progress
| and had his right arm broken
PROVING AN AIIBI.
John H. Brady, the young man who was charged
with the murder of the French liquor dealer LOUIS
Uauier in West Twenty th-st. on the night OF
December 80 was discharged yesterday by Coroner
IIerr1nan Three scorers at the walking match then
III grrss testified to seeing him ere at the honr
of the murder shortly before. This agreed with
| the statement made by Brady. The inquest was
adjourned.
TRYING TO END Ills LIFE WITH STRYCHNINE;
| Charles Williams age twenty-nlne' ongrf az 40.
204 Chatham-st.. was taken 10 ~. vincent nos-
| ing lie had swallowed the drug with the intention
Of committing suicide, but refused to tell the reason
why bevOnd the statement that he was without
money work or friends. He said that he had
written an account of his act and his reason to his
parents il Germany.
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
Ground has been broken for the new building for
the Lincoln National Bank in For'y-sccond-St,
oppo>i.c the Grand Central Depot The building IS
to be seven stories high and, in addition 10 accom-,
modatng the hauking Offices, it viii he arranged
for Il saio deposit company. The upper noIIs are
to be divided into over one hundred absolutely fire.
proof rooms for the storage of turnturt, paintings
statuary, books and other valuabIes
| THE MILES O'REILLY" MONUMENT
| The chairman of the committee appointed to erect
| n monument over the remains Of General e.. Hal
pine e. Miles O'Relly y has received letter from
| his widow Mrs. NJ. G. IIalpne. stating that her
| husband often in his lifetime spoke OF broken
! coluun rs beautiful and tittlnr mcmCnto OF one
ms he was cut OF in the prime Of life and request
inc if possible that his wishes in this regard might
| he carried cut. The committee needs about f2Oo
| for the purpose.
SUDDEN DEATH N \ downtown OFFICE.
Philip v Bau of The TRitci states Tobacco JoarRdt,
died suddenly at his Office, No 49, Maiden lane,
| Yesterday morning. He was subject to heart
disease ard had recently recovered from an attack
! OF rheumatism lIc had Just entered his Office and
| sat down at the desk when his head dropncd on his
! shoulder. and on persons III the room going to his
| assistance he was found to be dead: MI: Hlau was
! thirty years old, single and a native ot Germany:
| Coroner Merklc issued permit for the removal OF
| the body
The jury rendered yesterday verdict in favor OF
| Mrs. George Y. Rowe for 500, against William j.
| Cpm!cy and James Barton Key, the MANAGERS ct the
| ConlcV- barton Troupe. Mrs Rowe SaId she was
| engaged to play the part OF first old woman III
Lawn Tennis q salary of 9i3a week Tor thirty
weeks Before the end of thirty weeks the play
was withdrawn and the contract broken. She sued
for 5000 due under the contract. MesSrs Coinlcy
and Barton dcuict that there was any such contract
as that set up by Mrs. Rove.
WILLIAM MGLoRY IN THE ToMB9.
William Mct;lOry. the proprietor of a dance house
at Nos. 1856 and 1JS lcaIcl-s was arrested yestcI-
dav on an indictment found in January. 1879,
cIarging him with keeping disordcrly house
| Bail was fixed at $1,000 but DlSuct-Ntoincy
MckcOn declined 20 accept the surety offered uni II
lac had had tvs cnty- -four hours to Investigate the
suflicIcncy of the bond offered. 4 certified check
for the amount Of the hail was offered, but was also
| refused. McGlOry was licked up III the IOnb3 IL
await the action OF the DlStrlct-AttOTney
TIE TENNESSEE AFL0AT
The flagship Tennessee left the dry dock at the
Navy Yard yesterday morning, aud W!ll SAIL toI
! NrW-Orlequs on Wednesday next. The damage
done TO the ship by the collision with the steaInri
Western Texas is now fully repaired. There are %
officers, 30 marines, and crew OF $50 men attached
10 the Tennessee. One hundred and ten OF the ere"
are apugcniice5 from the Training school ~ New
port The Tennessee IS the fla shlp Of Rear Adj
iuiral Wyman, commanding the North Atlantic ; q
lion CAPTAIN Joseph Fync commands Che ship
From New-Orlcans the tennessee Will 20 tC
Panama.
HELD Is BAIL FOR THE GRAND JURY.
| George Nellus, the brakeman, and George +
| Uluford the conductor, were each held III $1,000
hail hy Coroner Merke yesterday, to await the ac-
ton of the Grand jury in regard TO the death of the
| cIoht pcrson, killed 1t the Spuytrn Duyvl railroad
disaster Coroner Merke was very much dspledscd
because his jury found superintendent Ioucey and
otucr officials of the Hudson River Road gully OF
criminal neglect iii causing the accident. lie salo
Yesterday that he wGuid not order the arrest Oi the
superintendent or the engineer, or other officials
found guilty of neglect by the Jury he proposed &c
be guided not by the JuTya verdict Dut by Tie cyl
| deuCC.
A MEETING OF INSURANCE JOURNALS IS.
The irst ANNA! meeting ot tie Insurance Journal
ISIS Association of tuc United states Was held yes
tcrday afternoon AT ii. 81. Nicholas Ilo.cl. There
were twenty members o. the association present
representing twelve insurance journals. {. {. Bonn
l. LII $780,. LLrLLc- IT, III.