New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
NETWORK CITY.

The first ball OF the wheelmcn OF NeW-lofh VIII
| take place at Standard Hall this evening.
There ~ n demand for a station on the Third
Avenue Elevated Road, at One-hundred-ahd-
| tenthst.
| Benjamin Lafargc, age forty-seven, was -four, found
! dead in cooper shop yesterday at NO. 4oo WASH
| in gtOn-st
The Port Morris Wrecking Company has pnr-
| chased new engine, and will renew the search for
sunken treasure early in the spring.
Samuel Ruder age seventeen of No AZ thiza- III "a,
| beh-st., was reported yesterday as SICK Wiih W
| phus fever at Mount Sinai Hospital
DINyrR OF HARVARD ALUMNI
The Harvard Club will have its annual dinner at
Delmonlcos Tomorrow evening" sscret1ry LIN LIN,
| coin. Senator Hawley, Jo-eph IL. ChOlte: Judge
Rowland Lcverett Salonstaii ana otheis Will inahc
| addresses
ACCEPTING CALL TO THIS CITY.
The Rev Henry VI. Sanders, of YonkeTs. who sup
| pliad the pulpit of tie Central Baptist Church in
| West Fourteenth-st. during January has accepted
the paStOratc OF that church ana ne VIII DC lnstac
| on Sunday, March ..
| DANGERS FROM ELEVATED ENGINES.
Residents of Harlem complain OF the manner IN
Road without warning delugc passing pedestrian, u ),
with steam and dirty water when " blowing on. -
The practice has narrowly escaped causing serious
accidents several times.
MR. GALT's DEATH At SEVENTY THREE YEARS.
An unknown man, age sevcnty-three, while In
| toxcated on Friday night, fell down stairway
in the Eleventh Precinct, and received severe
| injuries. He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital where
he die.l. He was identified as Hugh Gait, of Canada
| He was said TO be we'll connected.
DOGS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
The dog show which is to be held in April IS
already causing widespread intercst-as tho
numerous applications already received show:
large number OF appllcal9ns was received from ON
places outside of NewYork State last week, IN
Guiding one from Texas, another from Kansas CITY,
and three from Canada.
STABBED FOR NOT TREATING"
Patrick Tucker, of No. 5Sl 1enth-ave., entered
Jantzen's liquor store, No. Ia Sixthave. on Sat
urday night and was asked to treat" the assem-
blcd crowd He refused. When he was leaving the
place he was attacked and stabbed in the the arm; + lie
of No. 462 West Thirty-secOnd-st who was held on
charge of elonious assault at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday.
swEEPER's GOOD FORTUNE.
John II. Mciinnis, sweeper employed IN the
Post Office at So day. has received official Intor-
nation from Milton Springs Col, that he has fallen
heir to property worth $4,000 left to him by John
Williams successful mining speculator Nc;
Chris and Williams went to Colorado IN 1859, and
in 1868 the former returned to this city with about
$50 900, and engaging in the g recruiting" business
with "lhe Allen, increased his fortune to $780,
OOO This he subsequently lost in Wall Street
spcculations, and last June obtained employment i'll
the Post Office. McGinnis and Williams formed
friendship when boys which continued without
interruption.
ANNIVERSARY OF A BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
The anniversary meeting of the Ladies' ASsocla-
ton of the House of the Good Shepherd, ROckland
County was held last evening in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION in Twenty -ninthst. There was
presided, and spoke few words in approval of the
work of the House. Addresses were delivered by
the Rev. George b. Reese, of Dobbs Ferry, and the
Rev T.. GAY, who is the rector of the institution.
The House of the Good Shepherd is situated at Tomp
kins's Cove Rockland County, New-fork, and its
object is to care for neglected waits picked up in
the city streets. 1t incorporated IN 1870, and
there are at present fOrtytwo children in the inst-
tuition.
1.-THE Temperance needs of the Freedmen" was
discussed at a meeting last night at st. Paups
Church of the National Temperance Society. Will
IAN E. Dodge presided, The Rev: Mr.. Hood a col
ored graduate of Lincoln University, explained that
drinking had never been consdered al oifense
s Ways saccompanied the market basket. Before the
war the jug taken TO church The colorcd
people Thought drinking, he added, legitimate
ercisc of their freedom. and resented any attempt
which they considered an infringement OF their lib
erty. Judge Noah Davis said that in twenty-five
years experience on the bench of the Supreme
Court he had found that three-tifhs OF all Of
personal violence were caused by the use of liquor
RESCUED FROM THE POLICE, But RECAPTURED.
Policeman Hanley, of the IWenty,third Precinct,
on Saturday night arrested John McNulty of No..
307 East Eighty ytiith-st., for being drunk and act
ing in disorlerly manner, at Eghty-slxth-st. and
Third-ave. When the officer took hold of McNulty
he was aSsalled by number of the latteI's friends,
who handled him rather roughly and took his pTis-
oner away from him. Haney raped for assistance
and two other policemen went to his aid. The three
then made charge upon the gang, and, after
short conflict. succeeded in capturing McNulty.
On the way TO the police station the friends of Me-
Nulty made two more attempts to rescue him. The
officers finally drew their revo vers and threatened
TO shoot if they were again molesied. In the llar-
lem Police Court yesterday McNulty was held to
answer. -
Mrs Sarah Allison, age sixty. of No. G2 Front-st.
died yesterday from a fracture OF the skull which
she received by falling down stairs on Saturday
night.
A sealskin sacque worth $500, belonging to Mrs.
Henry Kennedy of No. 11S Schermerhorn-st., was
stolen Yesterday by some person who gained en-
m IN lOuSp
Dr. Franz Geraw has presented six city lots,
worth $4,000 i'll Myrtle-avc, near Broadway, TO
the BROOKLYN section, of the Socialistic Labor
Party as site for hall to be used for public pur
poses A committee has been appointed to arrange
Tor building the hall.
John Gardner, a grocery storekeeper at No. 255
Smh-st, caused the arrest of Mrs. Clara Gcntsch,
age tfty-t@o, of No. 800 Unionst. for stealing
onion, worth one cent, from in front of his store
Saturday night She was Wa locked up in the Third
Justice Bergen yesterday.
The Church Charity Foundation, Protestant
Episcopal charity held its thirtieth annual meeting
in thG ioly Trinity Ghnpfh IN M2n5asuest last
Charles w. Turner, of st, Matthew's Church. made
the annual report. The receipts during the year
were $6s, ,526 93. The property of the society is
worth $3i7, $50, on which the debt is $iI 400
The addresses were made by the Rev. Drs. G.. II. |
Hall and w. A. Sniyely, aud the Rev. Messrs. D.
~ johnson and I. Comwel
When the Rev. Archibald McCullagh became pas
tor of the Ross Street Presbyterian Church. Brook
lyn fOur wears ago, it was in debt $40, 900 In a
short time 900 of the amount was paid off but
the balance remained until less than a month ago.
The assistance of Henry Kimbal, the debt
raiser" was secured three weeks ago. and at the
close of the service week ago yesterday, $3I 900
had been raised. Yesterday the balance was |
pledged. There about 100 members in the
church, and with few exceptions they all became
Subscribers. The largest individual subscription
WAS 81 OPS.
LONG ISLAND
Fosters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schmidt. a laborer
team of mules OH Saturday evening, was kicked in
the abdomen by of them and he received injur-
les that will probably prove fatal.
Long ISLAND CITY.-The respectable residents of
Long III mi City are excited the prevalence of