New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-28
NETWORK CITY.

The buildings Nos $50 and 132 Horatio-st were
| reported as unsafe yesterday,
| THE FERRY TO FORT LEE.
| Mayor Grace yesterday signed the resolution
! passed by the Aldermen providing Tor Jerry from
| the foot of Harrison st to Fort Lee
| An OLD MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED
| Daniel Hnrmony, eighty-twO years old, was run
over and killed bv street near his bone, at No
221 East fortieth-st., Yesterday. Henry Carr, the
| driver of the car. arrested
| FALLING FROM THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.
James Bolen, age SO, employed by the Eley, ted
Railroad, fell from the structure at No 81 New ,"
! Church-st yesterday and fractured ms SKULL he
was taken to Chambers Street Hospital.
sCALDED BY BOILING SYRUP.
| Patrick McTierney of No. Lews-st., while at
work at No 80 south Wiliam-st. yesterday fell into
| q vat of boiling syrup and was badly scalded. lie
was taken TO Chambers Street Hospital,
| WALTER F. SHELLEY RELEASED.
| Walter +. SHIRLEY. the clerk Of William Sutphen,
a lawyer of Nassau-st who is accused OF stealing
papers from his employers safe was eeasad yes'er'
day after depostIng $50 900 with the City Treasurer
| as security for his appearance for trial.
THE DRAMAS INFLUENCE ON SOCIETY.
The literary society Of the Young Mems Christian
Associations after a debate Tuesday night on the
duestion, u es the Modern Drama tend to the ele
walton OF society (" decided in favor of the aifirma-
| tive
AN ORpIHANCE WHICH CANNOT BE ENFORCED.
| James Reilly of S,coud-ave. and FItst-st, was
arrested by the Central Park Police yesterday for
violation OF the Park ordinance against walking IN
rhe carrlage-way. Justice Power dismissed the
/ complaint, az he believed the rule could not Do en-
| forced.
FOR HEBREW REFUGEES,
| Grand Master julius Harbnrger. in behalf OF the
Indepc- dent Order of Free Sons OF israel has dcliv
| cred SGOG to tine Hebrew Emigrant AID Society,
winch was collected in the various lodges for the
| Russian refugees the total amount collected and
| delivered so far IS 1886 10.
| RECEPTION HOSPITAL TO DE BUILT.
! The commissioners OF the Sinking tnnd Yesterday
agreed 10 t apart piece of land belonging to the
civ at the foot of East SIxteentst for HE purrnse
Of building reception hospital for patients slller-
! ing from contagious DISEASES
| STOLEN FROM ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co.
Kate NTH aud Mary Moore both handsomely
| dressed were held in $1,000 each for trial III the
| Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, on
chang. OF stealing twenty wards OF punk SILK valued
AZ $50 from the drvgoOds store OF Arnold, Constable
| & Co. 1t No. SS1 Broadway.
| BOTH LEGS BROKEN BY A STREET CAR.
| Mrs Cathaliue NcNaily OF No. 30 West Houston
a.. was run over by Broadway car IN Wooster-st.,
! near prinoe-st., yesterday. Both her legs were
! broken and she received other severe INJURIES Inc
| police sent her to st. NnceDts Hospital ana ar
| res cd the driver of the car.
| REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF a SCOTCH THIEF.
| SUPERINTENDENT Walling yesterday received a CIR
| MIR from the police of Edinburgh, Scotland who
otter reward Of 300 for the capture Of Donald $
Prddie a forgcr. Pcddie is y-fOur years old.
| He recently fled from Scotland after forging notes
| to a large amount.
| POISONING HERSELF N A POLICE CELL.
woman calling herself Hannah johnson was
| locke up in the Le0nard-st. Police station on
! charge Of drunkenness late on Tuesday night She
moTninG and IT was discovered that she had tIkcn
poison, evidently intending to xiii herself Inc po-
| lice sent her to theChambers-st. Hospital
A DFFAULTING MESSENGER BOY
| On complaint of Joseph |. White, Cashier OF me
| Western Union Telegraph Company, Richard Hu-
win, age sixteen, OF No. - CoTtIandt 81; NE
! trrtay at tho Tombs Police Court, for cmbezzling
| $50 gwen to him on December to exchange Tor
| pennies at the Suo-lredsuly' TIC WIS menu III ue-
fault of $500 ball.
orF1crns OF THE SOCIETY or ct. JOHNIAHD.
Al the annual meetng OF tno focIety q" 81 33l
President john II. Earle vice president, llryman
Dyer; treasurer, Howard Potter; secretary, Anson
| W. Hard TAe annual reports of the officers show
that the society is IN very satisfactory condition
LOUISE sTANNARD STILL ALIVE.
| There was no change at late hour last night IN
the condition of Louise Stannard the young glrl
who as shot III the forehead on tuesday with toy
! pistol by her Playmate, SaInmel b!arkwood, OF
Sixty ,th-st AND lhlrd-ave; The girl was taken
| to Mt. sinai Hospital II Is thought that she may
i''' RECEPTION AT THE CASINO.
| The reception at the Casino this evening VIII be-
| Gin NJ $40 with a concert by Rudolph Aronsons
| orchestra, followed by the second act oi Sarns>s
| operct.a a, Tho Queens Lace lIandkercmet" The
| buding will be ornamentcd with flowers.
! souvenir programme III the shape Of q miniature
| Tambouriue is % be presented to each lady.
| OSCAR wnDEs DEPARTURE.
| The "apOat,c ot esthcdcsm," Oscar Wilde, buried
in the reresses of long ulster, stood on the deck OF
the Cunard steamship BO nnla as Sue left her pier
vest. rdav waving adIeu TO "A few friends who went
|
| for M ne There were not twenty lOye-'iCk mad
| eng standing about HIM imp0rng his smiles hut
| n few '.onqshorcmen relieved hlS loneliness by
| shouting him q " Goodbye, Oscar|
| CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR FRIENDLEss CHILDREN
| The children IN the Homo for the Frlendlcss, IN
East Tbrtlrth-St were entertained yesterday win
| . Christmas festival. A tree, when were strings
| nf pnp- corn bags Of candy and brightly painted
| TOYS stood upon the platform. On either side were
| tables piled high with dolls, books and other pres
| cuts The children sang several carols after which
| ooch child was presented with bouquet OF flowers
the c:t OF Th-Oiore starr. The toys were then DIS
| trIbued. . , CONN,
| John H. Reynolds, age forty-one, OF No. 1,2S6
| Dcan-st., Brooklyn was arraigned before Justice
| Smith Yesterday at the Iomus Police Court, Oy
| Detective Hagtn and Officer Murphy, OF the First
| Precinct on complaint OF Henry PTouse Cooper,
merchant tailor az No. o. Broadway, Tor haylhe on
December 20 while acting IN the capacity OF book
| keeper to the complainant, embezzed and convert
Ell Ia his own use 5000 received from various Gus
toners in payment for goods given To HIM 10 pay
EMPLOYEES. lie was held in default of ~, 900 bail.
! A MAN FROM VERMONT BLOWS OUT THE GAS.
| A weli-dresscd Intelligent looking man OF thirty
five years entered the Sixth Ayenne Hotel at SxthI
ave- and Forty -fOuTth-st la" on tuesday Dght ana
| regis cred himself as d. a. Flanagan, OF Rutland,
| W. He was accompanied BY two friends wno left
| The horel after partaklng OF REFRESHMENTS at the
bar Flanagan was found Insensible in bed yester-
| cav morning. Gas which had escaped from an open
| burner filled the room. Ii was supposed that the
man had bio Hn out the gas, Win the use of which
he was OF familiar He was removed to the ROose-
Welt Hospital He was sJill unconscious last night,
| and there was very little hope oil his recovery,
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 25l births, 223; marriages,
| 5S s...--.,.-..
FultOnst. museum
the Board of Aldermen for 1883 will not meet
until January =.
The business done at tho Post Office on Christmas
was more than double that done on the same day
last year.
George Hagcman, of No 1907 Kent-st reported 70
the police estrriay that jewelry worth 800 had
been stolen from hls house.