New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORk CIll.
Twelve families of gypsies have rented hou'0
in Melrose A. yyoot
Buildings at Nos 62 Walker-st. and AZ west
Tbrd-st we're reported as unsafe yesterday
KILLED BY FALLING FROM sTooP. ala
Daniel Wehrle. German fifty ysiTf ost
fell Off the soop of bis house az no. ~ nddiatciv
aorlv Yesterday morning, and he died Immediately
atteTward from his injuries
WATCHING THE LAST HOURS OF McGLo 1lN.,,. tod
| the " death watch" on McGloin IN the lolnDs
Pisop Iast night They will be relieved this morn
| inc by Deputy Sheritts bennett and Beggs'
A COLLEGE FRATERNITY CONVENTION I ,r;,, 10
Convention of the Delta Phi Fraternity wl H. ne
held ut the Lodge OF the Delta Chapter, NO. 20
Rroadwav on DECEMBER z, aud 8. The ffty-sxth
anniversary dinner VIII take piaco "' ' ~
Brunswick on December 3.
MR. EDISON GIVING UP WORK.
The BOARD of Managers of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday accepted the resignation OF and
franklin Edison as member of the Arbitration anu
ranal Committees of the Exchange MI EdsOh It,
mains chairman of the Building COMMITTEE
STREET RAILWAY TO BE EXTENDED. oora
Alderman McAvoy at tine meeting amy Solutions Ss i the
object Of which was to compel me Nintn Atet tHe
Street Railroad Company to extend us ~ a o
| Harlem River. They were passeu "i''i '"''' ~
| bate. ...
| SCHOOL ROOMS UNFIT FOR USE.
Sanitary Inspector Vermilyea yesterday SEM 10
the Board of Health report that me pG d
Guilding in Elm-st. between Leonard ana Ia hf
ats was badly ventilated and llghed: MS os s t
was that two cassrooms unit for the use Oh INC
| pupils now occupying them Ills TepoiV was 10
| ferred to the Board OF EDUCATION
| FROM ARISTOTLE TO JOHN STUART MILL
| A meeting of the New-York Historical Society
WAS held last evening at Second-ave ana EIe'en.n,
e. he%lS and Political Philosophy" lie traced the
history of political philosophy from aristotle 70 J9nn
Stuart Mill. whom ne termed vac oii'''i ="
| losopher of the Nineteenth Century,
| pvNov1SG A PATIENT FROM BELLEVUE.
Sanitary Inspector Heinmuller was sumIn9ned 10
BELLEVUE Hospital yesterday 70 examine hae tasn
| To fine hospital from the Roman Cathohc home d!
| No 145 East Twenty -eighth-st. 1t Is feared tnat
Peception Hospital in Sixteenth-st
| pAyvrNT OF UNITED STATES PENSIONS.
| At the United States Pension Agency, NO. o9o
Canal-st, yesterday, $50 ngaids pensions amount
to d1o4sSS ~ aa were paid yesterday The
invalid p,nsions include those OF the army, navy
and survivors of the war OF lel@ tns wiu1ws
| ncnsions include those of children and Dependent
relatives.
| THE SCHOLARS NOT OyERwoRKED.
| The COMMITTEES on Course of Studies continued
its examination of the principals Oh 'me gaa,n1
schools Yesterday afternoon. Several woman TN
cpals were questioned as TO the amount OF woIh ic
onrIred OF their pupils All we're confident that tn
| pupis were not overworked AieW chanBos lii 'n
present course of study were suggested
| MoDPRATE DAMAGES FOR AN INJURY.
| Charles w. Wadman began SUIT IN dhe oIhtt'
states Circuit Court 10 recover C %UU AND I'm
ta Of e The case was begun yesterday before Judg
| Cove The plaintiff was struck by IoGomouV
| Nyhiin he was crossing the track at the chestnut
" station in Newark on, April 3, and received al
injury TO one of his arms. The jury awarded hln
$l7S. .
| Tobn Riker and Fraicis Cross pleaded guilty yes
| +erSav in fhe Court of General Sessions aud wer
sentenced 10 seven years each III the state fTison D.
Judge Gdersleeye lhey were iUuhG s p p9om at ~
| carly hour on the morning OF November rs. Inc.
were pnrsued aud Riker was found In the ceI ,
with gold watch and $40 belonging TO ferhcn
| LIS possession. -
Ameeting of delegates from number 81 colIege
Will be held ate the Hoffman House, on inu uIi
afternoon Dec ember %, to organize an interior G
| le0ate rowing association Ihls meeting dllSc
from the success of the college regaIta az Lax az
| George last summer. the I'VE coileecs " n0r 20 h
| crews there being anxious 10 incio"'o 'n' mum
Of competitors.
| FUNERAL OF DIR. JOHN p. p. WHITE.
The funeral of the late DE- John Phillips Paysoi
White took place yesterday morning at the Churc
of tho Holy Communion. The Rev. prs Bar ne
and Mottet conducted the services. Dr. Phelps III
, Asch, c. l.. Wright General Jardne, Dr. Hamilton
T. S. Ferry, General Carleton, NJ Braene and ID
Crane were the pail bearers. The body was take
| to Boston for lntcrnent
DIP. HAMILTON HAS ANOTHER HEMoRRHAGE.
Dr. T. III. Hamilton had another hemorrhage yes
0 teTday forenoon, but the bleeding wGs speedl
checked, and during the remainder of the day b
was quiet and comfortable. While there is DANCE
|
that The indications were that the leak from
D very small blood vessel which they hoped to con
: troll so as to bring about ultimate recovery.
MONEY FOR CITY DEPARTMENTS.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment me
yesterday and received the provisional. estimate
from tbeyarious departments o1 the Clty Govern
ont % amended by the Common Council. Or
Wedpesday, December 10, the Board WI meet anC
take up the final estimates when hearing Wi, b
I gwen TO all citizens who may wish to give thei
Views as to the sums 10 be voted the various az
/ | partments for the year 1888.
4 HAVING TOO MUCH Fun WITH MAN.
I | Lewis Beach, young man from Baltimore, wa
: in the saloon Of John Yunger IN Ihlrd-ave6 al
early hour in the morning Of NoyG Eo TO- % S
r invited him 10 90 out with them and have sou
a fun. They took him to vacant lot on Fortieth-s
and there knocked him down aud robbed MN OF go
4 They were sent to the State Prison Tor nVe yea
each by Judge Gilderseeye.
WORK OF ST. JOHNS GUILD. - ,
The sixteenth annual meeting OF st. Johns Gul
| was hald Loaf nnhf at No Il Uni ssrstu-niHnA ~