New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

A BIZ sends ~ Tor MIS-, Mary u. Mines, inc ucS-
titute widow at No. SOB East SiXteenth-St.
The Swamp" now vies with Washington Market
for depth OF Sush aud general mas mess.
The Lincoln Club will give its eleventh annual
dinner at Martnclli's on Monday evening
Owing TO freGucnt blockades in Broadway and
Fnlton-st., yesterday, the omnibuses were COM
PEELED to utilize adjacent streets.
Most of the cross streets on the West Side between
Fulton and Canal-ss are N terloe c3ndi il
Heavily loaded trucks avoided those streets "heh
possible yesterday.
HOW CONDUCTORS ANAss WEALTH.
A conductor on the SiXth-avc. surface road SAID
Yesterday that he found from SO q ~ week IN
The straw in his car. The other conductors say he
has a lively imagination.
DIR. FREEMAN's LAST LECTURE.
The third and last of DR.. Edward A. fTeema!,i
he given this evening The subject will he The
Second Voyage and the Third England"
HELD FOR SLING wATERED MILK g
J. W. Schmilkoh, of No. 56S, Amelia GcStner, OF
No 400, Bernhart Meusirk, of No. $50 and LoniS
Michaels of No. 500 Tcnth-avc., were held for trial
at the Jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY for
selling watcred milk. The complainant against
them was DR.. Isham, of the Health Department.
TWO PRECOCIoUs CHILDREN.
Justice Otterbourg yes' erday in the Essex Market
ace Ds't TO the juvenile Asylum, and Kate Connolly
age thirteen, to the Catholic Protrctory. me
former was found begging in the Bowery, and the
later, who chcws and smokes tobacco was 1ouhu
soliciting aims IN Henry-st.
JURY NOT YET COMPLETED.
The extra panel of twenty-five Jurors ordered IN
the Court of General Sessions YESTERDAY IRON when
TO select two Jurors for the trial OF Bernard +. FZ
patrick charged with the murder OF Thomas j..
Norton was exhausted before the jury was COM
peted. Another panel OF MY jurors ms pech
ordered for Monday
WANTED FOR BURGLARY AT NORWICH
Daniel Shea, aged nineteen and John COnnoTs
aged sixteen, were taken before justice rover yes
terlay at the Tombs on comp Amt of Officer Wells,
Of Norwich, Conn, where they are charged
with burglary. They waived the fornality of
awaiting requistion and consented 10 return 10
Norwich.
VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW.
Peter Mcintyre, age thirty-eight, was arraigned
before Justice Power Yesterday by ANTHONY CON-
stock agent of the Society for the Suppression of
SIonroe-st, Tor violating lhe Lottery Policy lqM
She says that she has lost $40 since last IAN at ms
place Mcintyre was held III default of 5000 bail
MAILS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Postmaster Pearson has been informed that the
steamship Gaelic will sail from san francisco with
mails for China and Japan on Saturday, February
IS one week in advance OF the date originally hXed
for her departure. Letters from New OK intended
for dispatch Icy that steamer must therefore be
mailed in this city not later than p. IN. to-day.
CoNFERRING IN REGARD TO THE STREETS.
A private conference of prominent men of the city
was held last night at the house OF ID. Willis James,
No 40 East rhrty-nnth-St., concerning street
cleaning and sanitary reform. About thirty per
sons were present. J. I. Van Rensselaer, read pa
per ON the system of street-cleaning used III Paris.
An informal discussion OF the subject followed the
reading of the paper
ROBBING his sTEP-CuILDREN.
James Mulhurn. of No. 1903 rast thirty ihth-st.,
was II complainant in the lorkyllle Police Court
Yesterday against his step-ather Henry Hall,
whom he charged with Larceny. Hall pleaded
guilty to breaking open his st"p-daughters work
box and stealing a gold ling belonging to her and
S27 belonging to her brother James, the complain
ant Justice Gardner held Hall for trial.
THE TAMMANY COMMIT ZEE on ORGANIzA1ION.
The Iammauy Committee on Organization ycstcr-
day passed resolutions of regret at the dGath OF
Elijah Ward and listened 20 euIoglcs on the de-
ceased mans character and services 10y John Il.
Haskin and others. The report of the committee
recommending THAI The delegation to tn General
committee from the XlXth Assembly District be the
same for $50 for 1851, with the exception of
four five subsitu ions, was approved,
A CHURCH CLUB FOR wORKINGMEN.
Working mems club ha5 lately been started IN
connection with the Church OF the Holy Apostles,
tons common in England, are being estab iShcd by
many of the Episcop i Churches in this city. ! he
object as stated, is TO afford workngmcn facili-
ties TO social intercourse, instruction and rational
amusement" he plan of the club OF the parish of
fine hurch Of the Holy Apostles embraces course
OF lectures.
RELICS OF REvOLUTIONARY DAYS.
In excavatinV for the new Produce EXchnge
huiidinp many relics have been unearthed which,
il il thought have been buried ever since the de-
nOHtion of old Fort George, on bowling Green.
Yesterday a X-pOuud solid shOt, with the old Eng
sh broad arrow cast IN il, IN good state OF pre-
aervation was dug up on the Beayer-st. side, and
also a twclVe-pOuud solid shot ba lily coTTodcd.
Roth were. exhibited in the Produce ENcnange
s small kcp with about Il shOveliul OF English
halfnrnnirs bearing dates from l73s to 745 inclu-
sive was also found. The coins are III good state
of preservation.
FRUSTRATED BY +. GAPING GAS.
Joseph LnmbaId. ago tilrty-hNc, on No. buJ
Eleventh-aye and Henry Gaskle age thirty OF No
Gj9 West Fortv-ffth-st. were Frustrated yesterday
from the effects OF escaping gas AT me MuIicIpal
Gas Company's works, at the foot OF West Forty