New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
NETWORK CITY.

John ti1IIlQ who recently uieu AZ WIS
a relative of Henry +. G;llg. of London.
Hart. of walking-match notoriety. is not the one
that /" pants after the water brooks" He prefers
whiskey.
William Kenelly has bes.a a6Doi9te,d by District T
Attorney McKeOn to act as Cfcrk OF the Grand jury
| in place of Thomas Riker.
There is n combination Of color in Third-a
where tradesmcn with the respective names OF Blue
and Green occupy adjoining stores
The Tammany Society last evening initiated one
candidate John w. Oliver, and appointed COM
mittee to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
The trial of Conductor Hanford and Brakeman
NeuS, which was set down lot yesterday IN inc
Court of General Sessions was adjourned to Thurs
day. -
Unsafe bindings reported Yesterday: Nos 3f4
East Houston-st $50 East Eighty-hfth-st. 80
and 512 West Twenty-fourth-st., 15G and l5S East
Forty -secOnd-st.
BLAcK1NG HIS MOTHERS EYE.
Thomas Saunders, age twenty, of No. 3S9 Mad
ison-st, was held for trial i'll the Essex Market
Police Court Yesterday on charge of beating and
discoOrng his mothers right eye.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE TRUSTEES
The monthly meeting of the Beard of Trustees of
Columbia COLLEGE was held Yesterday. Ii was cX
pecteI that a professor of English literature would
be chosen, but the election was again deferred. No
business OF pubic importance was transacted
PUNISHED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Adoph Langendries and Giles Hubert, who were
charged with cOnspiTing TO obtain reward by ac-
cusing Lcyo Gusare, waiter in the Hotel Bruins
wick of stealing Silverware from that hotel, were
sentenced yesterday to ten DAYS imprisonment III
the TOmbs.
For stealing babv-carriaga from the house OF
Samuel Napoleon at No. 1913 Fast One-hundred-
and-twcntV -fOuTth-St., Thomas White. age forty
OF No. 2Oi9 Third-avc. was hell for trial and for
examination as TO his sanity IN the Harlem Police
Court yesterday.
AIIzARD IN THE POST OFFICE.
An unusually lively piece Of mail matter was re-
celyed at the General Post Office yesterday III the
shape of heard, which vas found crawling around
The stamping table. 1t supposed to have eS-
capped from package brought on the steamer
Andes from Janidlca.
An INCIDENT IN BROADWAY.
A touching was enacted Yesterday in 'front.'
of the Coleman House, when lady tcuderly lifted
shaggy terrier into her sc2skln arms, aud bore lln
safely through the mud across Broadway, She
hraIcd imprecatiOns many and dire upon the heads
or the StTect-CieanIng authorities.
TWO OUT OF SEVEN SENTENCED.
David sterling, one of the seven men who, on tho
night OF December % assaulted and robbed Michael
TT1vnOr in Washington-st.. was sentenced ycSter-
dav in the Court of General Sessions to live years
Imprisonment in the State Prison. The same sem
tence had previously been passed on one OF his com
panlons.
THE MAN WITH THE RUBBER COAT
The most unwclcOme passenger except the STOUT
coOrcd wOman in the Strect-clr yesterday was the
man with the rubber coat. When he got on, little
streams of water ran from him down the hacks and
into the Laps of the other passengers and when he
got up he left gallon or less of wafer where lie hau
been sitting.
ONE YEAR FOR HAVING TWO WIVES
Thoma, +. Mclaughlin, convicted of bigamy, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge GldcrSeeye 10 one
wears imprisonment He was first married on De-
tober 1, 1879, 10 Mary Z. Maionev, and after hyng
with her Tor nearly two years married, IN July last
young girl named Mary l.. Ballllc, VINO knew that
he was already married man.
HIS PLACE or HIDING MYsTEEY
The committee appointed by the creditors TO in
vestga.c the failure OF '. W. NacFdrlane d Co.
met yes erdav but it could not be learned that 1t
took any measures 10 follow up donaldson, the en-
bezzIiug cashier whose place Of Iidmg Is stu
through his brother to write to the firm, but nothing
has been heard from him.
NO HELP FROM JUSTICE LARREMORE.
Justice larTcmOIc, in the supreme Court, refused
Yesterday to grant bench warrant in he MOntclS
divorce suit ag INST Addison x. Ferris, on the
gronnd that he had committed perjury in teslifyiug
against Mrs. VI JntclS. lie also denied mo ion 10
set ASIDE the finding of the jury, aS being against
evidence, that Mrs Mon tells had first procured her
husbands wrongdoing and then forgiven H.
To CONGRATULATE THE QUEEN.
The New-Y0rk E>tcddfod Committee at meet
ing held last night at the residence of the chlrman
the Rev. DE- Lelwelyn ID. Bevan decided to call a
meeting Of the Welsh residents OF this city ana It's
vicinity for this evening at $50, n the Welsh Con-
gregational Church No. 2pS East Eleycntl-st. The
object of the meeting - TO c"ngrattlatc thr pAech
upon the failure OF the recent attempt upon her |
BURIAL OF THE REV. MR.. GrIssENHAINER.
The funeral services of the Rev. Augustus i. |
GeisscnhaiDer took place at his mouse, No. 81 Lex
ington-avc., Yesterday afternoon. The Rev. ID. H. |
Geissinger of Pcnnsy lvania, ana the Rev samuel |
the Lutheran Church. Prominent clcrglhcn from !
other States present. The remains were de- !
posted in the family vaut in the Marble Cemetery
in SecOud-St., near SeCOnd-aNc.
SECRET OF sTREET-CAR POLTENEss.
"What Is the proportion of The women vino thank
Won TO those who do not thank you for opening |
their umbrellas for them as they step on {he car
TRIBUNE reporter, on rainy day, asked OF one OF
the conductors on the Ma sohdNe. street tear me
Oh, most of them are polite enough to Say thank
Won ~ was the reply " But to tell the truth, lopcn
their umbrellas for them III order TO save myself |
time and hurry them OIL Most women fool for an
uDconsconably long time the car steps when |
they open their umbrellas themselves"
KEEPING The BODIES OF A FAMILY FOR us HEAD.
The Board Of Health was asked yesterday TO per-
NIT the bodies rG Of b M'' tJ S9n'L cb bldIE5
Richard aud Henry, who died from dph- |
iberia to remain buried for a few days, They |
died at their home in East hnndrcI-3nd-i
absent in Europe, and he was on bis way nome on |
board the delayed steamship City OF Berlin when |
they died. Permission was gwen To an undertaken |
to Keep the remains on ice until Mr. DAVIS arrives.
THE LAND LEAGUE FUND.
Patrick Egan has written from iarIs lcttcf 10 IL. |
c. Brdsal of this city, in which he suggests, III be-
half of the trustees OF the Land League FUND.- the
aDpoiutment OF an audit committee 10 examine INTO
the expenditures OF the fund. In his letter, Mr.
Egan states that the trustees haSe received from
ali sources in America $J3O.OOO for general Land
League purposes, and that nearly $3OQ,OUO vas
contributed to the relief of distress III Ireland IN
1850 lie states that the trustees have now on hand
about $3.50 900. notwithstanding the heavy out
laws made III the last eight months.
NEW sTREET-CLEANING INVESTIGATION.
Tho Commit tee on Health and Police, Oi the Board
of Aldermen Yesterday held meeting III accord
ance with the resolution of the Board, TO lnvesti-
gaze the work and expenditures OF the Department
of Street Cleaning as compared with the same
when under the control of the Board of Police. The
adopted two rcsolrtOhs--1ne requesting
Mr. Coleman 10 furnish the amount OF lls cNpcndI-
TIRES since the Department has been under his con-
troll and the 9th requesting the Board OF Police to
fnrn,isb fine omount of its expenditures for street
cleaning for each of the last 1--WE years the work was
performed under It's direction.
sEEKINi REFUGE II THE WRONG HOUSE.
Officer Cuff, of the Nineteenth Precinct, stopped |