New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

A Bowery museum has an Eish giant ON .,,,.
ton. MA
The dead body of newborn male ,nf,,.
found IN front OF the county Court House yessrs,s
morning
The policemen in Union Square have "a ~.
very SHARPLY To keep small boys from 800
down squirrels with bean snoJtsrs ''c9
FINDING THE BODY OBJ AN INFANT
Officer Losla, OF the InIrtIeth Street Police e.
in the basement of the building at Eighssss,tM
and Broadway yesterday.
LECrL RE BY MR. HoLYoAEK
George Jacob ilolyoaKe, the wcli-known p,s.
writer aud FelOrmrr. will lecture on "Cooa..sna
as n Moral Force" IN the church of t6e P.e,
Heber Newton, on Thursday evening Seats x,in
free.
ARRIVAL OF NINE. Ynssoy.
Nine Christine Nilsson arrived in this CITY -.
day alter competing portion OF Der e0nceft -
Her busness has been large and her health 49,
she went to her former rooms at the WinasDr Is,ss
NOT DIsMAYED BY COLD
street evangelist preached from the steps Of "A.
Cry Hall yesterday Tor nearly three-quarteu =
an hour AMI In spite OF the cold he was atCenti,.
listened To by about fifty persons
PROTECTING PASSENGERS on BoBrAIL CARS
An iron railing has Deen pl laced II the FEAR d.l
boards Of tHe "boD5all' cars on the BleeeksDs
Twenty -thIrd-st. and Chlstooher-st. lines M al.
to protect the passengers from falling bsckwNa-
LECTURE ON sUBTEKRANEAN sczSRkYp
The opening lecture OF the regular winter ea,..
given by the New-lork Academy of scIeac.s III
be delivered tnis evening III the large hall, No. n
est thirty irsI-st., by the Rev. II. &. dover a
New Haven. The subject Is 'Slbterraaess
Scenery"
DEAF MUTE BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION
Anne Brewer, age thirty-elsht, deaf mgss
was seyers,y burned last nlgut about the Iaee anf
hands 10y tue explosion OF a Kerosene laIap In
quarrel win Frances hagan, vita whom she LIVED
at No J3I EasS Four. eenta-st sne taken "a
bellevue Hospital. Tue Hagan woman hed n.
furniture was slightly damaged by lire.
&OT ABLE To ACCOUNT FOR HIS POssEssI0ys
OhIcer MCNa.ly. ot the Eighth PT-cinct a,
rSIgned john SULLIVAN Ot No. 100 6eccSerst a.
lore Justice DIXDY IN the Jefferson Market Conn
Yesterday. lie stated That lie had iOunl The Ms
Oner III SOuth Flrth-ave, near FrInce-st, VITA
horse and cOul 6, The proper oil J.osgaa 3 ghi.
lips oil 20. ii DOyer-sJ. Not DeILg able 10 aeeoaat
for LIS pOS,esa.On. AcNd.ly arrested hun. Jlsaa
blxDy he'd sullivan III ol,OOO TO answer.
ANNIVERSARY OF A MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
the tar Iy-hith anniversary Of tue MISSIONARY
ASS. ca ION o. the thirteenth Street PresDy!euaa
Sunday school was held ast evening IN the cadrca
lie children Oi the scLOOl occupied the galleries
aIlu sans several hymns. Richard }. Lewis, Tie
secretary and treasurer OF the association. Eea
annual TepJrl, and addresses were delivered y
hOmas j. Rush aud the Rev. DR.. Norrall, the pas
tor.
STEALING DOZEN ovERC0ATs.
JOhn Frecn T4O claimed 10 1--we al No. 81 Chrysle
ST., was charged az the Es5ox AaIket Police Cors
yesTeruay wIih stealing various articles Of ciOshas
and lewefy IrOn boarding houses ia tihS Guy sad
BiOVkIyu. Erech stole no less than a dDzen over
coats IN the last Two Ills victims were mostly
Germans. Two OF them were III cOurt 10 tesuy
against the pT1sOner trech acknowledge tnat
Two OF the coats found III pdwhDlOhers saep
belonged to his accusers lie was committed iG
trial
VENTING HER SPITE ON 81. 800 PAINTING.
Miss EdIIu l.. Dtss Debor. a deaieI IN OIL paint
ings at No. 10 CHn,oh-piaee. Was complainant 10
the Jefferson Market Ponce Court YESTERDAY
against Kate Goley. she accused The prisoner oil
throwing an oil painting valued az Vi.3oo Inc
pro yerty of samuel LoewenhaT,z oil No. ~ Oni'ef'
sIty -pace from all easel ana punching hOls mib
lne GOley woman hal been servant IN ner enpsi,
but was discharged on saturday and her ac'
thOuaht to have been prompted ny spite. Jusuo
BIXUy neld the prisoner Tor trial
Stabbed IN A QUARREL ABOUT A COAT
Charles sanders. age IOr.y, ot No. 10 AieG-s;,
was severely stabbed In the left breast In tne yA
1870 Mott-st. yesterday, by Cnrl tan Grare.
age iurty, OF No. ~ De Ich-sC. Grave arrested
and Sanders was taken 10 1T. NincenIs H0sDnal
wnltneT Oroner Knox was summoned 20 take no
anLe-nortem sta, enent. Word was Subsequently
sent that the coroner was not needed, as The you'd
Was not aS serious a. had been supposed. he mca
were QUARREL ING ABOUT y coat, when Grave sta0Dd
Sanders, appa emily Without proYocatIJn.~boia
men are cisar-nakers.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Dr. Edward p. Ingersoll preached ycser
day his first sermon IN mis- new puiuL that Oflhs
puri an congregational church, " hIch M mas PET
ChuIch.
Philip Davis aged twenty-nlne, OF New York. md
James Barnhlil aged twenty-five OF No. 33i loiiI,
rose-ave., were arrested yes erday tor selling Oh
pictorial newspapers, alleging lnIL bbeN NoAlanes
the OF last week.
A Gospel temperance meeting was held "a
BunnelPs Museum. at Hemsen aud CouEt-sts. Az
evening Ii WIS the first oil series on Snsdy
nights curing the winter. on the same plan IS w
meetings III Uae Cooper institute. ne services ""
Il AtFra.k hasa "A
conlmOdate 2 800 persons, was crowded to the fD''
and many persons had TO siand.
Auartempt was made To steal house ye.tertayg
John Dunn tlIrty -clgh % p - lil;~ss
lie han the ranie dwelling in which he lived. fa.o
nj $3.50. rarse.i OF of the foun alton. wuen w
owueI john Andrews, o. No. 50 ceeonI-st, es
cove ell the operation and stopper IL wita al az Is
Five men who were assisting Dunhlgin we az
arrested up0l the charge OF Obstruetlng ana %
cayating the Sidewalk without permit
A ouarrel took place between William Brennan
age Tor y-twO. an Stephen Baggart, age toriy-A'.'
of No. AZ GTren-ilDe lii the latter house, ias'e's
ing. Brennan threw Il cup at BaggaTt, cOttihs y.
head, and III return Baggart used an o'a u.s., s
with such effect To cause TWO severe ssst
wounds upon his assallant. Both men Se'o -
rested.
JERSEY CITY.
James Henry was arrested Yesterday on eA-.
of larceny. lie went into CoIgate's soap Ia..os al
Saturday and stole clothing belonging ~ ~ W ga
tae workmen. Whom arrested yesterday 40 W"
wearing the clothing. Henry Is al ex-eonvie1 /.
MIS- Peter Woodland, the widow OF the se'p
the Hu,lson River runne. disaster. was 'e IYA Se,
LAST eysiag. aud IS thought 10 DO bey ond al ~
of recovery Some unknown gentleman sen' sef
$40 on saturday. In the event OF her asas .,S
htte girl will be left homeless ana pennies, h~,t
out even the necessary money 70 ucbsJ
penses OF the fmAral.
A party of L aiians who went from this eil, H.,
terday afternoon 10 attend wedding IN tne ns al
quarter. which IA i'll RsiIroad-ays near ..aSs,Id
were attacked by n gang of rufiaus, who asAI IN
them with a shower OF stones ana DteN s,,rnA
IL ilIans drew reviewers and knives ana . ~ "a
the attack firing several shots and caushs Wv ~ ts
fans 30 DIV for their lives. " ord was Ssss MA
First Precinct Ponce station bat when tas rroaN
arrived neither the Italians nor the rum ,,Sstf
be seen. One man named UNem va"
wounded by blow with stietto'
NEWARK.
Charles Lucas of Brookdale, while dI u Torr.
Broadcast near Orange-st. early yestriusy Linsd
ing was thrown FROM his wagon by the oi''"
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