New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
NETWORK CITY.

yesterday.
shrewd old applewomen spit upoon, their lack X
lustrc apples. and then rub them WIN i"s W
make III nice and shiny"
The "South Street Dock Founders" and the
east Side Town Rangers" arc couple Vi Sociai
organizations in this city.
The body of an unknown man, about forty-iNe
years old was found in the water at the foot OF
West Thirteenth-st., yesterday.
Detective Jacob Tooker, of the Nineteenth Pre-
cinct who was shot in the head by Thomas Hen
Eessy, burglar, recently, IA recovering sio"H'
If extremely difficult 10 read al night the names
of the streets on the numerous lamps which the
electric lights have caused TO be eAtngulsheu III
the city.
SPREAD OF THE ENGLISH IANGUAGE. r.,
The subject of the lecture i'll the Cooper Union
free Saturday night course tonight VIII De nc
Spread OF the English Language" ullustrated' by
DR.. j. 4. Welsse of this CITY,
HELD FOR SHOOTING HIS PLAYMATE.
Frederick Faust, age sixteen, who shot Danel
Oninn. boy in the eye in mimic duel on febrn-
ary %. washeld at the rombs Police Court yester-
day for trial in the Court OF General Sessions
ARRIVAL Of MAUD s. -.
Maud s., w. H. Vand"rbllts famous trotting
mare reached the city late on Thursday nlght. one
was accompanied by her trainer. Bar, ana iler a..
tendant, Charles Grant, cO!oieu noS' Sn0 10 ioN
ing unusually well.
A COOPERATIVE APARTMENT HOUSE:
large apartment hOus', with front OF lOV Iert
the avenue is To- be bullt al me s0utnWnSt COR
ncr of Fifth-ave. and Fifty Ourhst IL VIII be on
the cooperative plan and the cost OF structure aud
land Will he S'SOO,OO0.
STEALING n BROOKLYN But HELD HERE.
John Muller alias Dutch Pete was ngId yS Si,ao
day for examination in the Essex Market Pollce
Court He was charged with the larceny OF prop
erty worth $l,125 from Alfred L.. Baine,, OF No.
1851 FulOn-St.. Brooklyn, on Monday night
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY.
Harris BloOme of No. % Bayard-st,, tound guilty
of burglary in entering the storeof Abraham oscar
No. IS Elizabeth-St., on the night OF January ~
was sentenced yesterday i'll the Court OF ucnprai
Sessions 70 five Years iuprlsOnmcnt In the state
Prison.
BURNED TO DEATH II ITS NOTIFIES ABSENCE.
Mrs Mary JOurdan, the wife OF labOrer living ~
No. 20 GanScvoort-s., left her four-ycar-old child,
Clarence, alone in her rooms yesterday, Wnlle hhe
went ont to a neighboring store In her absence
the chlds dress caught fire from stove, ana nc
was burned TO death.
LECTURE on SACRED ART.
The Rev. DR. Maynard will give on every MONDAY
afternoon during Lent at Chic kering Hal, an II
Illustrated lecture on sacred art and mrdl3vai atchl
lecture, comprising cathedrals and basiicas OF
France Germany, England, the Netherlands, Italy,
Austria and the Holy Land.
THE WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP BAHAMA.
J. PIerrepont Edwards the British Consul yester-
day permitted the transfer of the investigation OF
the laundering of the steamship Bahama to Quebec.
This action taken as the records OF repairs ana
inspections of the vessel in Quebec, ana most OF
the survivors of the wreck live there
A MEDAL NOT EQUAL TO AN OvERCOAT
For the person of benevolent Instincts II Is pleas
ant to observe, as ne meets him n the street on Any
boot black who saved several lives at the Park-rOW
fire, is now enabled to keep warm with the ana OF
the big pewter medal he recelYed-and by turning
up the collar of his only coat.
THE COMING WALKING MATCH.
Much interest is felt in sporting circles over the
coming walking match in the Madison Square Gar
den, which will begin Tomorrow at midnight, In
Barclay-st yesterday even money was wagtred Dy
the pOO-rOOm keepers that RoweH would VIM
Long odds laid against any OF the others
coming in first. The general impression seems 10
bo Z # he conducted honestly
Englishman with his cog trOt VIII win the race
HOUSES WHICH ARE NOT SAFE
A accommodation sent to the buildings Bu-
reau yesterday that the tenement house No: Y
Rooscvelt-st be torn down Immediately, it is in
danger OF falling. The following buildings were re-
por1ed as umsafe Nos III Elizabeth-st. (lrontand
Twentieth-st., 1926 East Eghteenth-st., u SPRING
ST. 40 Mot-st., 1SS Delancey-st and 4O3 tlrSt-ave'
occupied as Il chapel readlng-room and laundryJ
MIR HYMANs PARTNER NOT HEARD FROM.
Nothing has been heard by Nathan Hyman OF the
movements OF Joseph Kunfenther, the junior part.
ner of the firm of Lyman ~ Co., manufacturers OF
engaged yesterday with Mr.. Meyers, the assignee,
in endeavOring 10 ascertain the financial c0ndlilOn
OF the firm ana make fePoTt TO th tb
are verified, no estimate can be made Of the assets
and liabilities.
STILL BELIEVING He WAS INSANE.
4 certificate OF death was filed yesterday at the
Bureau of Vital Statistics in the case of Ambro-e
Fachiri the Greek cotton broker of No. 30 Beaver
St. who shot himself on Thursday Ill his room at
No 40 West twenty -cighth-St. The certificate was
signed by Deputy COTO .er Racte, and 1t made no
mention of insanity the cause OF the suicide me
relatives OF the dead man were dslnclincd 10 tax
about the matter yesterday, but they relSSert2d
their belief that Mr.. Fachlri was insane when ne
shot himself. After private funeral to-day the
body will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery lor
intermcnt.
Vernon II. Brown, the New-lOrk manager OF the
Cunard Steamship Line attended the meeting 0l the
to,u
the removal of the shed from that companys per
at the foot OF Clarkson-st., North River The shed
on the White Star Line pier al the TO OF West Eth
ST. was also ordered removed Commissioners Lam
beer said that these he only sheds OH the river
front which extended beyond the new buikhead
line and that they must come down. PERMISSION
was gwen to erect the shed on tho White Star Line
pier III lease dated July, Isl but no such perniS-
sion was gwen to the Cunard Line
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 279 births, 1913; marriages,
81.
The final review by Colonel Partridge of the
the Odd Regiment will take place at the
armory tonight. There will also be Il promenade
concert.
stances surrounding the killing of W lillian Bennett
by train the Long Island Railload, at Van
Siclen-aVe. East NeW-IOrk, has censurcd the rail-
road company Tor not having ndgman at the
crossing.
The Ambient League passed resolutions last
evening calling upon all persons whose rent is TO be
advanced to send the names OF their landlords 10
tAe League, at No. 800 FultOn-st The League will
publish The names furnished, and call on all tenants
10 avoid the houses OF those Landlords.
The committee of the Board of Supervisors APP
pointed to investigate the charges made by Warden
Green, of the Kings County Penltentlary, against
has predecessor, MT. Shevlin heard arguments sum-
ming up the evidence yesterday. The report VIII
be made 10 the Board OF Supervisors next week.
Annie Holland, age twelve, of No. 1856 Baliic-st.
was dangerously burned last evening bythe falling
of a Kerosene lamp from her hand upon kitchen
stove She was taken TO the Long Isl nd College
III ospital where she is not expected TO live. While
irving TO put out the flames the girls mother and
her sister Sarah, age egnt were slightly injured.
The Lee Avenue Baptist Church, whose
pastor, the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith. now a
member OF Congress, recently resigned after
thirteen years service. has dissolved under
~. fAru,nr nI1nn nnl a NOW nlmrch haa Lnnu