New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
NETWORK CITY.

&C L." Bcllcvc, y. j., sends to this Office 81
for the Michigan sufferers.
The Columbian Commandcrv No. l. X. T.. will
give a reception NJ the Lexington Avenue opera
House this evening.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has issued a new
train schedule, the details OF which are gwen The
advertising columns
Alfred de Coriova sends 50 for Mrs Mary Nc
Dcrmott the destitute widow at No G31 Green
wIch-st.. and VI. b. sends -.
srvr 10 PRISON FOR EIGHT YEARS.
Alexander Crymblr. convicted OF Wonndng with
pistol ball Joseph Gayacan' Ct No. ;}23 east Six
day by Judge Cowiug to the state Prison for eight
Mr. MCKEoN's DEPUTY CLERK.
John T. Brennan. % brother of Thomas = Rrcn-
| nan thc Commissioner Of Charities and Correction,
hes been appointed by District Attorney Mckeon to
be his deputy clerk Nj brennan began his duties
| yesterday.
ORDERS TINT CANNOT BE VACATED
| In the suit OF Miss Minnie Cummings agains Della
! Murphy aud Policeman William l.. DteyeS, for an
ALLEGED false Imprisonment, Justice Barrett refused
Yesterday TO vacatc the order Of arrest which had
| been made against The defendants.
DISPENSING WITH POLICEMEN At HGHBRDGE,
| The Police Board yesterday rcred that the
| policemen stationed at Hghbrdce with the cXcep-
! ton of one roundsman and one patroman, should
! be remaudcd to patrol duty in precincts where
! there was most need of their services.
LAST UoNoRs TO ELIzGR HALL
The funeral Of Ehzur Hall took place at No. %
number of prominent dry goods merchant was pres
! cut. The Rev. DIR. Chambers. of the Collegiate Re
formed Church oiicialcd. the body was taken to
Greenwood CemcterY for burial.
FUNERAL OF GroRE W. GUGoN.
The funeral services of George W. Onion, who
died on Friday, took place at the Church of -. VIM
cen, Ferricr, al SIxtv-SiXthSt and LcNington-ave
Yesterday The requiem mass was celebrated by
Father Collins. assisted by Fathers Bokel and
Lcnihau The remains were taken to Calvary
Cemetery for burial.
DINNER OF DARTMOUTH ALUMNI.
The Dartmouth College Association OF Neg-IOrk
will have its eighteenth annual reunion and dinner
at Pnaris Oh Wednesday evening, February :, at
6 o'clock. An unu>ally Wcll-lttended ana lnterst-
ing reunion Is expected, rs a fine musical pro-
gIamme has been arranged and several Professors
| of the college have promise to be present.
DRowNrD ~ THE NORTH RIVER.
The body OF q drowned man was taken from the
North River at the foot of FOurceuIh-st tcrday.
lie was about fifty years old and was dressed in q
| blue flannel suit and cardigan jacket The steam
boat poice found the body, OF an unknown man,
about thlrtycght years old and dressed in black in
| the North River, at pier -, on sunday night
! They took it to the Morguc
4 PUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSED.
Pubic school, No. 53, at 20. 2O7 East Seventy
ninth--t.. was closed yesterday ana VIII remain
| closed I'LL "Wednesday. Ihe reason was that the
/ auitors daughter, Mary Mckccvcr, age two years,
| died on Saturday of scarlet fever The school
| OF Health. and action Will be- taken today 90 have
| IL inspected from roof to cellar
TSTHETIC OYSTER AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
The aesthetic craze seems 10 have seized even the
advertisement "artIsts.' In different parts of the
city Oscar Wilde may be seen depicted IN red black
and yellow. holding ~ one hand q suniiOWcr or I.v
IN The other cigar an oyster stew, an apple PIE,
as the case may be. while beneath are inscribed the
| words: Oscar Wilde says Browns cigar is
! quite too utterly utter: james Bank pies are too
! loo >uccuentlV cruStful -: oscar insists that
! IIcur's stcws milkfuliy intense and utterly oys
teTlulI."
BURGLAR eVOT ~ TIE BACK.
A burglar forced his way into the house Of Waiter
| T. Mar, iu. % S0uth-sC merchant living al one
Observation-Disclosures nith-,t. and NIllisayc SdtuI-
! day night, by climbing upon piazza roof, where Il
! window opened into the room OF Nelson j. Marvin,
a son Of he owner on the second story. The young
man was aroused, and the burglar, seeing Nelson's
I,toI leaned 10 the ground, but not soon enough 10
douge a bullet in the back, q, his cries testified.
When the family went cut 10 look for him he had
escaped ID the darkness.
DANGEROUS BUILDINGS.
The front and rear walls of the four story brick
| tenement houses Nos. IA and 1lG East
| TWentieth-st have been condemned az unsafe by
the Inspector of Buildings and will be immediately
! taken down and rebuilt The walls were found to
be III an extremely dangerous condition. Sixteen
| families live i'll the two houses. The other unsafe
| buildings reported yesterday were: Nos. II
Duane-st., 2l9 William-st., 253 Centre-st., %
| Rose-st LIZ Third-aye., IS Sheriil-st. and 81