New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-lONh I'll
The second consignment of Western dressed beef
from this port to Liverpool VIII go to-u"J Nv 'n'
steamship bulgarian.
DENIAL OF REPORTED FAILURE r. -
The agents IN this city OF George, zoe S Co., OF
Dublin. deny that the firm has IalIed', as was TO
ported recently in the Associated Press di'patcpeS'
THURLOw WEED IMPROVING.
Thurlow Weed talked with so manv persons on
Tuesday that he passed very RESTLESS night. sui
yesterday morning, he was very comICrtaoio' ""
ate his reakfast with relish.
THE SUIT AGAINST THE UNION CLUB
E. Randolph Robinson, of counsel tor the OhIon
Club IN the suit brought by j. +. Louhat, serVed III
answer yesterday TO the Complaint Ill tho o"'o VII
J. II. Choale the plaintiffs attorney
AN APPROPRIATE POSTER.
Some bindings in Ntst Nlntl-St. being urgeu Ior-
ward completion tins tail' nave tno loii o.,
notice posted on the street: 10 DE nhlsheu III one
month Immediate possession. Gallup ana hurry
agents.
EFFORTS TO BUILD A TABERNACLE.
Negotiations are IN progress on the part Oh tuo
congregation of the Evangelist Simpson, whose Cos
pei cent occupied vacant lot IN west WehtN-
third-st during the summer to secure the lot wIth
the view uf building a tabernacle on H. lhefe Is
now church on each side OF lnc lOt'
FOUND FLOATING IN THE RIVER.
The bod of short, stout man about NIFTY years
Old well dressed IA dark clothes, was found lloat-
inc in the East River at the foot of CatharIne-st
Yesterday In one of tine coat pockets was found
let ter addressed To Michael Pagan, NO. 80 Maln-s
Brooklyn.
A LARGE sToREHoUsE FOR FIFTH AVENUE;
An apphcatlon for building permit has been
filed win The Bureau of Buildings Tor store fifty
feet wIdc and seven stories nigh, with basement
aud sub-basement TO be 1uilt III fIith-avep 0pp0-
site the Eft y-ulnth-st. entrance 10 Ientra Fark'
VOTING A SWORD To- A POPULAR OFFICE.
A handsome sword has been gwen 20 the mana
pers OF the far which Is being held for st. Vncents
losDnal III the 22d Regiment Armoy. IN Vest
awarded TO The field officer of the LIST Division o,
the National Guard who gets the largest number
of votes
TO CALL LOUISIANA BONDS Ex-CoUPON.
Upon the application OF the treasurer of Louis-
ana, the Governing Committee OF the stock Tx
change have dlrectd that IN addition 80 the pres
eDt call OF Louisiana consolidated bonds carrying
al unpaid coupons. these bonds shall also be called
exclusive OF ali matured coupO"s. steps to be
taken 10 ascertain whether the sO-cacd" baby
per cent bonds OF Louisiana can be listed.
A BENEFIT FOR MADAME THEO.
A benefit performance Will 10 gwen TO Madame
1hcO AT the Filth Avenue Theatre tomorrow
evening Madame lheO VIII appear rs Rose uich0a
III " La JOlie Partumeuse." GA saturday, ~ l
D. NJ, there Hll be "A matinee performance at which
Ma came Thco Will appear or g last time III the
United States. the company taking the steamer tor
Havana that afternoon.
OFFICERS OF rDIsoN's ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
Inc new board Of directors of the Edison Elec-
trio Light Company rginlZed yesterday by elect
ing 5. Is. Eaton, president; Edward H. johnson,
vIcepresident ~. Z. Faobri treasurer, and CALVIN
Goddard. secretary. The following executive com
nit tee was chosen: T.. T. FIb0rI, q rO,venOr +.
Lowrcy, Edward d. Adam, Henry Willard and 5.
b. Laton.
RoBBrRs SENT TO THE STATE PRISON.
John Kelly and William Wilson pleaded guilty
Yesterday in the COGrt of General Sessions of rob
berry in the first degree They, with three compan-
Ions, met Martin Mccarthy in West Twenty-sev-
enth-st. on October %, and after throwing bun
down and heating aim, robbed him of all the money
he had. Judge Gilderseeve sent each of the de-
PENDANTS to the State prison for five years.
THE COLORTD ORPHAN ASYLUM
The children of the (OiOTcd Orphan ASYLUM, Mt
Tcnth-avc. and Observation-Disclosures hIrd-st.,
VIII give their annual exhibition ms week. begin
VIII be open for visitors until p. m today, and
during the same hours tO-mOrrOw and on Saturday.
A b, age will leave The station OF the Eighth Ayenue
Elevated Road at One-hundred -and-forty -llth-st.
at III a. m and 80 p. ILL.,
REoPENING OF A CHURCH.
The Seventh Presbyterian Church, at BroOmc and
Ridge-,ts, which has been thoroughly renovated
and partially rcoult will he reopened this evening
with concert aud exhibition. Professor f. G..
JaTdme, assisted by Nile Isid1ro Martinez, Miss
kaie Corbiit. OF New lllven; Mrs. Bon hton, Mrs
Wllctt aud Others, Will con luct the concert. The
Rev +. il. Day. pastor OF the church. Will make all
address.
AN INSANE MANS DEMAND.
Theodore Sachs, age twerty-seyen, a Hebrew. of
No. 239 BIOome-5t, cB.lrd at the Office of MIR.
seIgm9n banker. at No. u BrOad-st. yesterday
and asked to be maze partner the business. lie
protested against being removed, and asked as Il
cons Iteration Tor refruning rom further impOr-
tunIty 10 Oe paid Sl,00OOO0. He Was arrested toy
Officer Murphy of the First Precinct and on being
taken before Justice Morgan in the Iombs was COM
mttcd TO the care OF the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction.
RIAL ESTATE CHANGING HANDS.
There was recorded IN the Registers Office ycster-
day the transfer by Jonas NJ. LlbDey 10 M0rltZ
Bauer OF hive pieces OF property on the south slac of
Nine ySeCOndst.. 200 leet east of EIftl-ave. and
OF eight lots the south side Of Seventy second st.
between First and Secoud-avcs., Tor sums amount
ing 10 $3.50 900. Deeds were also placed on record
whereby AlOntz Bauer secures from Mr. Libbcy
property on the east side of tlrst-ave extenulug
from seventy -alnth to EIghtieth-st. and having
depth OF 100 ect, as well the real estate extend
ing Oh the west side of Aveuuc-A from seventy
ninth 10 EIghtIrth-,t., which runs 1893 feet on
acuon was the sum OF $2sJ,O00 and the assump-
tIOn by tIe purchaser OF mortgages amounting to
100000
FAIR IN AID or CHURCH
The fair Tor the benefit OF the Roman Catholic
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION in Mott-st near
PythagOras dali, No. 1872 Canal-st, since October
o aud will close OCTOBER ~ has been "A marked
success. gcnlemans driving QUILT, consisting of
coat 1ur cap and gloves and valued at 1928, Is
beng voted Tor by the friends OF several well
known men. he two principal candidates arc
1 n mas Maher member of the ASSEMBLY and w
NEIL, gwen by Robert Wilson, Is also being voted
for ANA VIII oc given To TIE priest recclyiug he
greaLesj number of vOtes. Fathers Mclean, Marun
and Lynch have received the most votes thus far.
The voting closes Tonight.
BROOKLYN.
Bernard. alias " Chicken" Duffy was sentenced
by JUG hoore yesterday to ten years in the Penl-
JentarJ for hlgnway robbery.
A meetng of the members Of the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Assumption was held last evening at
YORK and Pcarl-sts. 70 cOIec. money to OPPOSE the
building of an elevated railroad III front Of The
church edlBce.
The drowned body of a man about forty years old.
five cet eight inches tall clad IN blue trousers and
blue flannel SHIRT found Ih the water near II r.
long time.
Henry Byrne age six. of No. 293 IIudson-avr,
was run over by street car of the Myrtle AvcGuc
line al MyrIIe ana lludsOu-avcs. yesterday after-
10 n ana almost instantly killed Inc driver of
the car Horace dunbar. was arres ed.
The fifth ann nal Convention Of the KINGS Courtv