New-York tribune., 1882-02-18
NETWORK CITY.

Ncw-YGrk will have their annual dInncr at ~, .Ie
| lIO;el Brunswick Oh Tuesday eVehliR' leoi ""?
There has been much less floating ice IN tne riVeis s
| this winter than usual. None has appcarei Ior
| over a week.
Walter Valentine ag, thrty-eight, who lived i,1,I ~
| Romermans Hotel. Foriham, icli h'o 'ho -"'ii
| brook and was drowned yesterday.
The canal boat O. NJ. Swart driftel up the East a.,
River on Thursday night, and, crashing ih'o 'no
| Harlem Bridge, sank
Mary Shine, ngc foriy-three, fell from the second
| story window of Ne. ITO GrecnWlch-St" 9e''eI""S'
and was instantly killed
Mary slevin. while hanging ont clothes from
second STORY window at No. ~ TL:nnhT Tn ich''' 1'
| terday, fell into the yard and was killed
A LECTURE BY PROFESSOR GOODYEAR. -,
Professor William II. Goodyear of TINS cry VIII
lecture in the free at Cooper uhl?n lo,nl3ni
on The History OF Ancient sculpture Us iiiuS'ia''u
| by the Cesnoa Collection"
LOCKED UP FOE THE NIGHT
The iury in the case of John O'Conncr, who is
charged with the murder OF his wlie rer5u HestGi
day no1n Ii had not agreei upon TerHlct aV 80 -
o'clock in the evening, and was locked UP loi 'no
night.
BUILDINGS WHICH ARE DANGEROUS: o,o
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. ,Zl ZlV
and 42j IIudSou-St., If LIspenar-i-st, 4Of East
Fourteenth-st III Lcwis-st., $40 East F9nrth-S'i
223 SprinG-st., SO Kingst, 81 East Onc-huhurcu-
and-twcnty-scVcnti-f
PICKING THE POCKETS OF PUGuIsT
"Paddy" RYAN, the pugillst went to the Mercer
Street Police Station early on thursday hoiling g
and stated that his pockets had been picked III the
pf@VIOus night Wlllc he was nlahlUp NlSi - III
| in Greene and WoOStrT-sts. with some friends lie
as erted that he lost his watch and about S3oo.
| SELLING LIQUOR To A CHILD NINE YEARS OLD.
James Egan. bartender for " am liugne @ 0,icor no
3G7 Scventn-ave., was arrested yesterday ny oncr
wilson of the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty
| TO Children for selling liquor to Loretta Stenheuer
| age nlne At the Jefferson Market GOllcc court
! Egan was held for trial III S3OO Dall.
KNOCKING DOWN AN AGED WOMAN,
Joseph lieidlrberger OF No. 90 NarlcK-st.i a
driver of butcher wagon, while dTlvlnS n EIaPdy H
-, E,r
and ran over Mrs. Margaret Burke, age s'Vcnty-iiVe
OF Greenwich and Chart ton-sts. She was taken to
ST. Viuccnts Hospital Her injuries are not serious
ucidelbcrger was arrested and bailed for trial at
the Jefferson Market Police Court.
RELEASING The ZULU GIANT.
In the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday JUS
tcc White released from custody Abcokucte, the
alleged Zuln giant from south Carolina, who was
recently charged with the abduction OF Minnie
The giant who measures abOut seven and one-halt
feet has been in prison for three days
GOLD NUGGETS FROM CALIFORNIA.
depcSit If gold nuggets was received at the New
York As,ay Oficc tins week, varying from mere
grains to tie size of a hens egg. Inc largest one
weighed 23 ounces, and was worth over $I3O
The total weight after melting, was SlS Troy
ounces and the gold bullion was worth S13,034
These nuggets came from California and were OBJ
taiIIed from pockets" by the hydraulic process.
FLrCTING TIE OFFICERsiOF-A LAND LEAGUE.
The central organization of the Irish National
Land League of this city he'd aregular meeting
last night at ClareEdon Hall The election OF
the quarrel between the two l. md League org1nlZa
lions, took place with the following lGsqt; Rr
vice-presidcnt; Hugh King, treasurer; John Big
gan, secretary.
AN OHIO CLERK STEALS A WATCH.
Robert johnson, ag' tWen'y-1Vee = ciedk from ron
ington Market butcher befor. Justice smith yester-
day. at the Tomb, Police Court, with snaiching a
rnii watch and chain valued at $3.50 from his
wastcoat pocket at the Elevated Railroad station
in Chatham-st., opposite the City Hal, FchruaTy
Is. johnson WAS committed without Dall. Inc
watch was recovered.
NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY.
British Consul j. Fierrepont Edwards VIII call a
Naval Court of Inquiry in relation to the loss Of the
steamship BahamaOn MOnday. In the meantime
the Consul will obtain from Quebec the nature and
extent Of the recent repairs TO the vessel also her
general condition when repaired. 1t Is suggested
that the Canadian laws are not as stringent with
reg ri to the inspection OF vessels as they should
HELPING THE POOR N THEIR HOMES.
The fol owing standing Committee on thc Eleva-
tion of the Poor in their HOnes has been appointed
by the state Ch rltics And As;oaiation: Miss Grace
Sands Or, H. III Derby, Temple PRIME, the Rev
John ". Kramer, ". D., Mrs IL. \. Als, the Rev.
Mr.. Rossi;er,' Henry A. Oakley, M's. Sterling the
MIS- George A. Lockwood and the Rev. Willard
Parsons
BROOKLYN.
Graham F. Henderson, who was sunStruck while
ar CrcclmOor with his regiment the 47tb, last sum
mer WAS sent 10 The Kings County LunatIc Asylum
Yesterday by Judge Nelson
The will Of Peter Ray, a colored man, who died at
the age OF eighy, a No ~ S"nth Stcohd-St', llSt
month"; was admitted TO probate yesterday. 1t
leaves the sum of 5000 to St Philips Protestant
Episcopal Church, in New-Iork, and 500 each TO
the rector and sub-IectOr
The death of Charles Gluck, of the firm Of Glucl
4 Scharmann, occar. ed recently in Florida, whlthcr
he had gone for his health. He was born at Stltt-
cart art mng IN hs r5e @Tr ne tRI PfS IgH
twenty eight years ago aud has been III Brooklyn
since 1867 in thc inn in which he was partner Air.
Gluck was wei known in musical circles aud Was
president OF the Gluck Quartet club.
The commissioners intrusted with the matter of
making the assessments for acquiring the trian nsular
plot of ground, bounded by tlatbush. Atlantic and
FOurth-avcs., have awarded SS,z-2 ~, which Will
be assessed upon the adjacent property owners
Grecnp-placc, Fifth-ave., Pacc-s and Til dave.
The plot OF ground has 81 feet front upon Elat5u>h
ave- 80 feet upon EourtI-aVe., and ~ feet upon
A;lantic-ave. 1t will be thrown into these streets,
| and the revolving sign, which has long dIshgured
il, will be removed.
For three weeks Judge Moore, of the County
Court, has been receiving anonymous letters con-
tanning hlth. Yesterday letter, the contents of
which could be distinguished by tie odOr
cevcd ut the post office from box III the Eastern
District directed 10 Judges Moore, Gilbert Pratt
and REYNOLDS. When his attention was dirccicd 10
it, Postmaster McLecr ca rcd ii 20 Judge Moor's
court. The suspicion was aroused that Edward
Ol;rien who Is now serving term III the Kings
Comfy PentcntiaTy for sending scuuilOus lgttcrs
TO ex-Surogate Daley after tie latter discharged
him COacinn3n, was COincctcd Win these
letter, rs Judge Moore .cntcnced HIM. deputy
marshal il investigating the matter.
A facctIous boOt-bacb stopp.d III front Of tailor
shop in FultOn-st yesterday morning and looked at
a frame on which hang SUIT of clothes, displayed
as an adVCr is mcnt suddenly nc Wlnkcd at his
companions, and stOOpng down, put his blacilng
bo. Under one of the leg Oi the tT0Uscrs that hung
loosely suspended from the frame. lie rubbed
away vigorously with an Imaginary brush on a
visionary shoe, and then went at the other leg Oi
The troi!s.rs When he had finished his job ne
looked up his customer and he'll oui hi hand for
4 nickel. No; receiving this Ia bulst cat ~ Ian
ruag. more violent jhan polite, upbrliuing lam
cheat aul irduI.
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