New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
NETWORK CITY.

rap C state Senate Insurance Committees investigation
NETWORK CITY.
Tho hodv Of n man about fifty years Old p1a ,fI
dressed, was found IN the Noi'n INV"
eighth-st yesterday.
CpILD RAN OVER AND KILLED
Jona Heft age seven, of No. 500 oS S9 nf the
80 TTn over and killed by car No. ioZ VI sm
Seventh-Avenue Line, IN 1Ion' Vi neA -O
day The driver was arres'cu'
Among the passengers on s nig ;Ternool were the
Rev' D. " Bigelow. j. A. Chapleaa A. ". ~ p p
~ vile James b. Eads and VIE me hN n'0Iorai
FIemmg Il. NJ. Grini'hs ana WIG "'"
Manu.
'rburiov Weed was much brighter yes'eauay
morning mat ne alceo iUI that Mr. Weed did not
apnear to he undulyS excited by tns calm last
nassed very comfortable day, ana va; Len was
evening. The prospect Oh soou i''s"'
promising o,r.~r FACTS
n,,etng of Irish skirmishers was he T d. bo orr
oSS Third'ave Yesterday afternoon Inc oiGn
80 int mn tbot he had received a communication
from the Investigating Commllleo e'' E'ote and
they had discovered very iinPoiotir, nevt SIM
wo1ld be ready to report at the hlee'i"s NAV
OF INTEREST TO LAW sTUDENTs.c -, :;
Students wishing TO begin Tue o SUI during
.h tTsr DAYS of this week TO register az O nc
law school preparatory TO an i 500 I'M
of The BOdIN OF hcEcu,t9 Va ~ I'D
Tersity. The examination VIII DC to"aiu 'H9 0N0
OF the week.
OBTAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD .
large congregation Assct re- e. ond F,fth-ave
te ,rCSv morning to witness the ordination 10 She
yriesthood of the Rev. William hnmphiIlISS ino
icgnlar morning service was READ Dy tIS MY, III ~
..ceu nDd Rshop Sarkey. of the Diocese OF
Nortlcrn New-Jersey, conferred the CRUZ VI Mr. [o
priesthood upon the young and assistant
70 nr Morgan but during the term OIL ms 4lacT y
nate has been connected Win the EPisooP'" '
I'm south Orange, New-Jersey'
,.T,-rrs ny MRS ABBY SAGE RICHARDSON.
course of fifteen lectures upon Ene5sh III
,Irs viii be given by Mrs. Abby sage klchaIJIson
ON "Wednesday mornings, at MaCurSeEoIS P"n1S
Su 20 EYft6.ave beginning November 10.
me Lectures will begin with Chaucer auu H 1871 -
temporaries, and will treat or the poets I
isis who lived before Shakespeare % the
~ English writers Of songs and oal'aus III , tnS
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries inc viTsn
noyenss of the eighteenth century! 1 VIZ VII
0ots. and Lowell LOngfeOw aud Wmtuer wiz
iHen be considered. The last lecture Will take ploo
on February 2l' BROOKLYN
.roo,eur theatrical performances are becoming
popular $780,, co..,,or,, hos COX
street cars III use -, ,. %
The twenty-third anniversary OF the laying, OF
+ nc c,r%crsone of the Warren Street Methodist
Tpscopal Church was communicated yesterday
, minstrel entertainment Will De. gwen az INC
a. helm nav Oft the standing debt OF that
DtI ~ HN'f
club. t5 lie
Tbe Rev. Dr. Edward P. Ingersoll preached his
ti,,oiI sermon as pastor of the Middle reformed
thurcL Yesterday morning, aud he Will occupy ms
new pulpit IL the Puritan Congregations CHuioh
Oh Sunday. 49,. .., .1 sor-
Ia,y t az vening in the Tompklns Avenue Congre-
rnt;nral Churcb where the Rev. Charles II; spur
Econ IT.. preached, Thomas Weeks Oh go 300 LOO
,,a,IfoH-aye was robbed OF a watch worth @oo'
49, nuTr age tweptv-nine Of No. 90 Fleet
,,ace was arres ed last evening upon tne charge Oh
Canning Michael McCarty, OF NO ZO9 huls9u-9No.
in the arm, in fight at ConcoId-st. ana HUDSON
ave Darty seriously Wouhueu' anu was
cared for al the City hospital
II ,os renorted 10 the police of the Ninth Precinct
ot.rGav hv Ernest Gicfs, that safe in his liquor
yeste4o"S ,c I 900 OAK alb-ave had been robbed of
cold and silver watch, worth S4Oo; ihVesIlgattoh
Sv poGce Captain Mclaughlin 1aileu 10 suOS'"n-
tiate GletSs storN' u,., Z
Lanes Kelly. a workman in Smiths glass factory,
WAS caused 10y acu.e pneumonia ano ne S'pIS p tna'
his death resulted from DloW Ill inc lea,! ny 1ai
~, Walsh the foreman, is dlsproyed. Walsh VIII
be discharged to-day
pronertv worth $50 was stolen on SATURDAY
III trn1n the huuOT-stoTe of William itlpps No.
~ n X aIh-aye by TWO young men who concealed
Themselves in the place and remained a1er IL was
locked up They gave the names OF NllIlai1 lieI1 rs
berg OF no. 1876 Gdtes-ave ana clarence H. Lee VI
No IA SandiOrdst., when arrested
Many vounp women and girls visited Prospect
PARK Yesterday afternoon to gather autumn leaves,
Smali bnvs carrier in the day gathered DOuhtiu
s''nIv OF nuts The Park police have much trouble
% PpcSyenting the urchins from knocking the nuts
from the trees with sticks ana Stones
The Rev. Dr. Fulton preached yesterday morning
On the Temple upon " he Madness OF the Hour"
Hetook for his text Mark XIV, 10: Cruelty HIM"
Dr Fulton set forth the glory anu reward u, w1icn
+na hronght 10 Christ Tor HIS hrmneSS IN dis try
mo hours and dwelt at length upon the rewards
Irh,rh will be bestowed upon those VINO stahd up
for the right IN the madness Oh tne norl, nc sd
that there seems at the present day 10 De moral
cniiapSe But he added, the fact should not be lost
sight of that God never lets go.
STATEN ISLAND.
To>,pK1xsyuLE-Th Smith InfrmaTy has re-
celveu $500 as tue proceeds oI an ou'uooI enter-
tainment gwen at New orp
RICuMoND-Edmond H.. Van Dyke OF Fresh
Xiii, was buried yesterday IRON 81. ANDREWS
Lniscopal Church. Mr.. Van Dyke, who was seventy
,arS I'D and bachelor descendant of one
of the first families Of Staten Island For thirty
years ne WAS connected with the Corn Exchange
So If this city He was Il trustee OF ST. Andrews
1hnTch aud treasurer of the sinking fund. lie was
buried III the churchyard
nrAPIEToN.-Dr Furry made post-mortem ex-
ANIMATION OF the body of Charles U ell, VINO was
sIot Inv Emilio NietO, the Mexican lndlan lad, at
Chiffon The bail found lodged In the neck
Nicto is still locked up at Police headquarters tie
rritrates the statement that he did not think the
pistol would shoot when he pointed 1t at ONell.
Ills emp oyer, Everado Hegewisch, does not believe
that he Intended to kill 0Nei. The boy was
brought up III the Hegewlsch family IN Mexico;
They much attached 20 HIM and VIII 90 all
they can to get him out oil the trouble.
LONG ISLAND.
IoSG ISLAND CITY-A meeting of the German
American Citizens Association was held at Astoria
on saturday evening to discuss the question OF
rroJction IN the rates of fare across the Thirty
tonrih street Ferry. Ii was decided TO hold mass
meeting IN Hunters Point. The work OF grading
Tor the double track OF the Long Island Railroad
from Hiusdale 10 Hicksvlle has been completed as
far as Mlneola, and the work of laying the track
will ne begun to-day
sNIruTowN-LeOnard Lawrence Is the Oldest
living nOrseman Oh Long Island. lie Is nluety years
old. and follows his occupation unInttrruptedly;
On saturday last he drove team OF colts that had
never been hllched together before from bis nome