New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
rAvsING on THE BRINK.
Tho shop-rirl who hesltated ycSteruay neIoIt
crossing some stagnant pool of unknown dtpth was
ouickiy lost by those behind pushing her over the
brink and into the abyss.
FOR THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND:
The Mate TO he placed upon the bronZc conn CON
tanning the remains of President Garfield has been
photographed and the photographs are 70 DC soi ior
the benefit of the monument iuhd'
FINDING A BABY's BODY IL THE ASHES.
The laborcrs at the dump at the foot OF East
Thirtv-cighth-st. yesterday morning found among
the ashes the body of female infant OF recent ni'
IL was taken to the Morgue ana the OoIoh'i vas i"
THE woMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY. =.
The Womans Union Missionary society cioscv ~ rs
twcntV-frst annual convention yesterday aieI
noon, atthc Bible House. Mrs Mary Pruyn, OF a..
bany, the vce-preSldcnt OF the society! PIeS"'u ~
all the meetings.
TEN YEARS FOR STEALING A WATCH.
Pcbccca Brown pleaded gully III the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday to sieallng vw a,Gh
from Julius g. rornan, printer OF NO, 80 nai' ~,
Recorder Smyth To the Penltcntiary Tor three
'N'' TIE "PATIFNCr' CHARITY MONEY.
The ncf proceeds OF he recent amatcurperiormance
of Patience at Chickcrng Hall VII be divided rs
follows: Orthopedic Hospital 1000; S%nar'Iih
Home for the Aged ~ GOO; st. Mary rec hospiihl
for Children, $500 for sending poor cmlTen 10 INC
seashore, $50 Downtown Mission S-oo
Az IRON EXCHANGE CONTEMPLATED.
There is general desire ON the part OF to ,l"'l
cnangc here. call has been signed by many lihs ~
meet at Delmonicos No. . William-St, at p m.
February 3. for expression OF opinion upon ne
feasibility and practicabi.ity OF such an o:sailza-
FOUND SICK AND DESTITUTE.
Alexander Rae of PaSade-ave.. West iioD0ken,
n J.. who has been reported missing since 81!
day, was found on Tuesday night III mrtyIhhtI
st. between Fh and sXth-ayes SICK ana Md Ges
where he was visited 10y his brother ana slster on
the following day.
KILLED BY GRIEF AT FIVE YEARS.
DR. Flamncr of No. 2l7 East Forty-hfth-st sent
to the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Yesterday GER
tifcate stating that Thomas Walsh i've years ora,
had died at No. 3i East lhIiy on
because of his little sisters DEATH Inc sister had
died from Group few days previous.
ST PATRICK TO RE HONOR D.
The annual convention OF the IRISH societies OF
New-YoIk City and County was held last night at
Clarendon Hall to make arrangements Tor the ;ele-
bratIon of ST. Paricks Day. 1t was decided to nave
n narade and a committee OF one from each dclega-
ton was appointed 10 secure hall TOT meeting
after the parade at which is is intended to raise
money for The Land League i'll Ireland
FINES OF OFFENDING MILK DEALERS.
II was stated Yesterday III the Office Of the coun-
sci TO the Board of Health that in the last month
thirty three persons were prosecuted IN me cfIn
nal courts for selling adutcratcd MI III the city
and that fines TO the amount of $l,4!O were col
lected from the offenders. In 1881 thc fines thus
collected amounted to I'll, Gj7 ard $40 offenders
were prosecuted
DISTRACTIONS ON THE WATERFRONT.
Consider bic dissatisfaction exists among busl-
ness people along the waterfront that recent
order of the Dock Department, lnstrncting the
wharingcrs TO remove all distractions IRON piers
and bulkheads has only been partially carried out
ana an appeal is being framed TO send to the DOCK
Commissioners, Tcquesu that no further 1aNCllt-
ism be shown in the matter.
TIE NEW AUSTRIAN LLOYDS' LINE
The steamship Achilles the first of the new line
of steamships between Trieste and New-lork,
owned by the Austrian LIoyds, is now on her way
to this port, and will arrive here about March L.
She will stop at Naples Malaga, Gibraltar ana Us,
bon. The company has three new vessels OF about
/ 600 tons each nearly COMPLETED, and contract IS
about to be made for three more
A COMMISSION MERCHANTS REVENGE.
Charles NJ Cdufman commission merchant, OF
No ! $50 Flrst-ave on January II, 1852, eamhed
away 300 in room kept by DAVID :; wright NJ
No. % Ann-st. lie afterward caused the arrest OF
Wright on cbargc of violating the Gambling laws
and had him indicted by the Grand Jury: Yester,
day Wright pleaded guilty IN the Court OF General
Sessions and was fined $3.50 by Recorder Smyth.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELECTION
The annual election oi the officers OF the American
Institute was held last night n the Cooper Union
Building. There were a. votes cast a larger num-
Der than is usual at the elections. The regular
ticket which was elected by 4 small majority con
tanned the names of Nathan {. Fly Tor president
James D5ematcr Charles II. Clayton, Edward
Schcll and y. II. SchcmcrhOn for trustees and
fifteen managers.
CAUGHT BrTwEEN THE CAR AND THE STATION.
A German girl, about seventeen years old, whose
address could not he learned, was pushed on We'd
ncslav from the $3.50 D. III. train OF the Second
Avenue Elevated Railroad at Twcnty-third-st by
the crOwdng passengers, ana her i0ot was cauRht
between the platform OF the ear and the station.
The conductor ran TO her assistance, ana hcr looJ
was extricated before she was seriously injured.
She was taken TO her home by friends.
NO CALL FOR GREAT ANXIETY.
II having been reported that the pink eye"
which has been raging among hOrscs was beginning
to appear among men, TRIBUNE reporter called
upon one of the most eminent OcullSts IN uE' city
Yesterday and asked him if the statement was true
This i. no disease he sad; II has been a
little more common this winter than usual thFt Is
all IL Is the same III both horses ana men but II
nothing but common inflammation OF the eyes,
JAMES sTOEEss HABITS.
Surrogate Rollins decided yesterday III the James
Stokes will contest to allow DR.. Draper to testify IN
regard to matters concerning the testai0r which ne
had learned in his character of attending plYSlclah
DR.. Draper said that the testator told INN that ne
was in the habit of drinking claret at dinner and
glass of spirits before going to bed. lie suLso-
quentlv came TO the conclusion that Mt STOKES was
i'm the habit of drinking more liquor than he had
said Inc did The effect of drinking was to Impair
Mr.. Stokes's mind.
4 NEW BANK ORGA MED.
4 new bank called the Madison square Bank, has
been organized under the new law. The capital OF
5000. 900 has been subscribed and the bank VIII no
opened for business soon a. IT'S rooms IN twenty
tiird-St near Fith-aVc.. can be fitted mp. W.
Wetmore Cryder will be president, and anon tho
stock holders are W. K. Grace. Charles VI. Fry, Da
vid Bows, Lawrence IuInurc, G. {; Baldwin
Charles DclmonicO G.. G.. Haven. Il. y, LOunsbeTy
W. i. Dinsmore aud +. II. Ludlow. Several Of
these are directors.
SALE OF SEATS FOR THE PATTI OPERA 'EAsoN.
The sale OF seats by subscription for the PATTI
opera season began Yesterday. At o'clock IN the
afternoon the receipts amounted 10 - 300. lhe
favOrte seats were between the first and the tenth
row in the orchestra. Very few were sold in the
balcony. II is understood that only one ticket
spcculator purchased seats. He chose ONLY four
and paid 900, On SUNDAY next. the management
intend to announce the nights on which the several
operas are TO bee surg.
DINNER OF A COLLEGE FRATERNITY.
The Central Association OF The Ieta Psi, OF which
judge Van IIOcscn is president. will have its third
animal dinner at SicghOrtners this evening. The
Association, which was established about three
wears ago has membership of one hundred col