New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04
NETWORK CITY.

Chickerng Hall. ,.. o,rh cropnds
City Reform Club meeting at Lyric Hall
NETWORK CITY.
",fob., and Jou,s y send $40 for the family OF
Joseph A. Seeds. ,,
The cold weather has sent mp the price OF uresSeu
meats and poultry from u to l cent a pound
Controller Campbells monthly statement shows ",
that the net funded debt OF the city Oh o.
was $97, 560,75S IL. oo
Ir,sofe i1iings reported Yesterday: Nos. l69
Bleeckcr-st and IL West 0ne-hundred-and-twehly-
eghth-st. -,
sx-story brick malt house is to be built Fi,t ny
Conrad Stein at Nos. ola and Olo "es1 fhIS-
seventh hist. al "a cost OF 6O,OOo.
The second anniversary of the Bowcry Mission
and Young Mems Home will be observed at the
Mission Chapel at No 40 Bowery, tomorrow alter
noon and evening.
A SCHOONER SUNK IN TIE SOUND.
The schooner George w. Rogers, of Greenport. l..
l., for New-York was run INFO and sunk OIL Faulk-
ner's Island, on Thursday night by the schooner
Ella +. Crowded. The crew were rescued by the
Crowded. and brought to this city.
VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW.
On complaint of Anthony Comstock, agent OF ths
Society for the Suppression of Vice, Henry d. wood
was required by Justice Murray yesterday az ad t me
TOmbs Polio Court TO furnish bail III 9l,ooo ioI
dealing in policy slips at No. 10 Park-row.
THE OPENING OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON.
A football mach will take p ace at the POLO
Grounds on election day between the Princeton anu
game OF the season, and it will be played, ram OF
SHINE.
CARP FOR Distribution IN THE STATE
Professor Baird, United STATES Commissioner OF
Fisheries sent Yesterday a carload OF i've carp 10
Eugene G. Blackford. These carp are for distrlou-
ton in New York State TO those persons who nave
filed applications tor them.
TEsTIFYING TO THE WORTH OF MR. PHILLIPS.
The -four trade OF the Produce Exchange ycSter-
day adopted resolutions teslfylng TO the worth OF
Aaron IT, Phillips who died on wednesday. re
was one OF the trustees who built the present EA-
change
Fire engine No -, on its way to slight fire in
Harlem last evening. cane IN collision WIN Il
Thrdave car and threw 1t rom tnf thd .r Tat
Thomas Daily. boy VINO was rlulug Oh 1no pl"F
form, was injured slightly.
JESSIE MAILLARD REMOVED TO A HOSPITAL
Al the request of Dr. Hardy, the city physician NJ
the Tombs Prison, DstIict-Attorney Mckcon yes
terday directed Warden Finn to cause the removal
of Jessie Mailard now held on charge OF perjury
made by Joseph Levy. lace merchant, IN W hlte-
St. TO Bellevue Hospital FOX surgical treatment.
JUMPING THROUGH A sECOND-sToRY wINDoW
Thomas b. Marley lOdger III the hotel AT No.
147 WesG-st., jumped through a sec0nG-story WIN
dow of the building INTO the street earlY YESTERDAY
morning. In breaking the window glass he cut ms
fingers slightly but he escaped without serious IN
iury. 1t was said that he was suffering from the
delirium tremens.
CATCHING A GOosEFIsH.
strange-lOukng fish, weighing htty-sX pounds
and nearly four fce in length, was caught OFT Per
No II, East RIVER on Thursday night T. IT,
ford pronounced II "A specimen of gOOsciiSh.
American angler, native OF tropical seas. ana very
scarce III these waters. The mouth Is OF enormous
size.
uALF-MIIE RUN OF THE CHAMPIONS.
The series Of running matches between George,
the English amateur CHAMPION and Myers, the
champion OF America, Will he begun at the POLO
Grounds this afternoon at o'clock, with tDe hali-
mile run. No athletic contest OF the year mas
aroused SO much interest as is excited by these
matches.
RCN OVER AND KILLED.
Mrs Alice Keys age forty, OF No. 276 West Hons
wagon at hudson and Sprmg-sts. yesterday and H.
jnred so badly that she died m ST. NincentS llo.
pital. The driver OF the wagon. Thomas Dunn,
was arrested. lie was locked up 10 await the result
of the inquest
THURLow WEED NOT As WELL
Thurow Weed Gwokc very nervous yesterday
and passed an uncomfortable, irritating
day DR.. Chadbouine thought that he had over
taxed his strength, and was suffering from the con-
sequcnt reaction Last evening he was much bet
fer, though somewhat latgued he went to sleep
at an early hour. and it was believed that sound
nights rest would cause him to awake to-day re-
fTeshed and strengthened.
KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE.
Edward Proctor, second mate on the schooner
John j. Ward, was run over and killed by loco
motive of the Hudson niver Railroad soon after
o'clock last evening Iii, vessel was moOrcd at the
foot of West huety-siX th-st. While attempting TO
cross the railroad track not far from the dock, he
was ruck by the locomotive. which he had not no.
ticed approaching
TIE CASE OF ERNEST HARvIER.
The examination in the ease OF Ernest Harvier,
charged with perjury by Marie Prescott. was con
tnued before Justice Ford in the jefferson Market
Police Conf YESTERDAY afternoon. The complainant
was not present Her sbaud. Mr.. PerZal was the
first witness. Five letters were read TO prove that
IIaIvIer's testimony III the suit against the Amer-
can News Company was false. The case was adj
iourncd until ID a. IN. on Monday. Haryiers father
signed his bail bond in 81 900.
THE MUTUAL UNIONS ANSWER NOT READY.
George f. Baker, president of The First National
Bank, vas III town few hours yesterday in con
sutatlon with counsel III regard 10 the injunction
recently obtained by the Western Union Tel graph
Company and Jay Could against the placing of the
control Of the Mutual Union Company in the hands
Of voting trustees. The answer of the Mutual
Union IN the injunction suit has not been prepared
and it sand Yesterday that it would not be
ready for several days, Mr. Baker will return from
his vacation early next week
THE MANHATTAN's Express TRAINS
The express trans run by the Manhattan Rail
way Company on the West Side elevated railroads
TO connect with the New-York City md North rn
Railroad have not been interrupted in the morning
since they first started. Ga last Monday the south
bound morning train was run on the Sixth Avenue
line from FItty-third-st to Rector-st.. the north
bound afternoon train being continued on the Ninth
Avenue line To-day the old system will be re-
sumcd ana both daily express trains will run over
the Ninth Avenue route.
CIVIL SERVICE CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS.
Collector Robertson has made the foll0win. Gus
TOM HOUSE, dpppIli lntutS ulucI me NlNl service
rules since October 10: Clerk, Hiram b. Warren.
at salary OF $1,000 year; inspectors Thomas
II. Whelan, William B. Rogers, Rollo o. Page, VIII
liam A. miller aud Charles f. Russ, at ST a day
night inspectors William A. Lane, John NJ. Tree.
lick, Alexander 5. Lyman, William j. Travis
James f. Leonard, Levi b. Morey, Ernest Neithardt,
Gustavus Vogcs, John 4 BLAIR, Frank j. Sturke
and Norman Jones, at - a day
THE LARGEST or TIE COAsTWfSE STEAMSHIPS
The largest cOas; wise steamship IN the American
trade, t"c Excelsior, Is lying at M0rgan's Line pier
being loaded Tor ner first trip 10 New Orleans She
was recently completed by the Harlan d Holdings
worth Company. at Wilmington, Dell ann is IN
tendeA lor lrelghtng Her capacltY Is ennal 10