New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Tho ions Of Broadway stages are no longer occu-
pied by cigarctte-smoking young men
Frankfort-st is full of holes and guslles ana neeus
repairing badly. on
Unsafe bindings reported yesterday: No. so
West-st.. and house at Eleventh-aVe anu i"en'S-
kecOnd-st.
John H. DRAPER the m ,tiOneer, was Yesterday APP.
pointed foreman of the Grand Jury in place Oh
George H. Moore.
The tug-boat Talisnan vent ashore on Sunua I1
night near Fort WaiswOrth IN the NarF0ws wheie
shc remained un il 1880 p. III. yesterday, when sue
was hauled OIL by steamer
THE SALVATION ARMY REINFoRcaD. ,
The Salvation Army has been reinforced nv the
nrfNai OF four officers. passengers by the s,ean+p
Wisconsin, who have seen cons ideiaolo SrVlTTo'
Their comrades viii give them reception III BROOK
Jyn Tonight.
SENDING FISH FGGS TO EUROPE:
The United states ri Commission VIII send 10
France and Germany this week ZOoV0o VIII o; ;ii
eggs and 80 900 saluuOn-trout eggs Inc eg.s VIII
he packed in this city and shipped by the bremen
Line.
coon PRICE FOR SALMON.
T. G. Biackfosd had yesterday at his Stand IN u
Ton Markcf a salmon weighing eighteen pOuncs.
caught OH the of Massachusetts,. 1t was easily
disposed of at 81 90 per pound
PRACTISING MEDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE.
Franz t. RuhnDerg of No. ChyTste-St.'
pl,adel guilty before Judge Gildersleevc, IN the
Court OF &c eydi Sessions, OF prac lsin5 mcdlcihe
without license, aud was sentenced 10 pay hle
1850
rNJrRED ny BURNING vARNIsH.
Some varnish which lad been placed on Sove
In the piano factory at No IA West Iwepty-hI,h-
burned severely about the face ami body very
little damage caused by th5 ire.
SENDING OFT FALSE ALARMS.
Unknown persons broke open the hre-alarm box
in Granercy- place at $3.50 p. H. on Sunday ana sent
out "a false alarm. An hour later they sent out an,
Other alarm in the same way at Secohd-aYe. ana
SeyenteeAil-St.
TRIAL or THE NEW FIRE BOAT
The new ir-tug Zo?har Mil redcbe tins city
on sunday from Winingto1, Del Ihe Fro Com
InissOners gave the boat tlai. gong up inc Huu-
son River several miles. Tue speed OF Inc tug was
found satisfactory. The pumping engines Will be
placed IN her before January l.
A WOMAN NINErY-rHREE YEARS OLD RUN OVER.
Mrs Elizabeth GIobs, Of No. 20 Gansegoor-st,
ng ninety three. attempted to cross Nassau-st. az
Annst. yesterday, and Mas run over by a team ana
coach Her jaw was broken and she received serious
bruises The police sent her to the Chambers street
Hospital and arrested the driver OF the coach, john
OIlaTc.
FIRE ESCAPES NEEDED on A PUBLIC BUILDING.
Inspector Ester rock, OF the Bureau OF Buildings.
yesterday sent word he Board of Police that the
House oi De'eution for Witnesses IN MulDcrFy-st.
neelcd Tc-cscapcs TO III kc IL saio Tor III inmates
lie Greeted nat they should be placed on the build
in wi lhout delay His notice was referred to the
COMMITTEE on Repairs and Supplies
ANXIOUS TO BE SWORN IN As A DETECTIVE.
Young German with blonde hair. rudy com
peXiOH and Withholding O. eS WENT Poice Head
quarters yesterday and SAID that he wanted 10 be
sworn detective lie was iaborlng under the
delusion thar he had been appoint al detective by
tue Police Commissioners lie gave MS name as
John Raubnck. Poice Justice Patterson, who was
at Police lie dquarers. committed him TO he
IOmbs for a medical examination.
WATCHING LEGISLATION. -
The YCEng Mems Democratic Cub last evening
debated at considerable length resolution pro
wang tor the app ointment of special committee
10 watch legislation at Albany. affecting TIL; CITY,
duing the coming session OF the Legls azure IL was
finally resolved to leave the matter III the hands OF
the Executive Committee.
THE COMMITTEE on SCHOOL STUDIES.
MOI ifffso m sch
hours last evening ~ discussing the course of the
eighth grade. 10 seemed 10 De the general Opinion
al the committee that more time should be spent
in the study of languages. superintendent Jasper
read formal report upon the proposed changes
TO be maue in tho general course The committee
Will submit ITS report to the board on wednesday.
A RECEPTION TO The REV. Mr.. WILLIAMS
The Baptist ministers of this city and lis vicinity
gave reception last evening to the Rev. w X.
Williams in the Fifth BaptLt Church. IL ceebra-
ton of the htIeth versaTy OF MS ordination as
pastor of the Amity Church. Among the clergy
men who addressed the audience were the Kew "
Weston, the Rev. Dr. ). +. Elder; the Key. Dr.
Thomas hastings and the Kew DE- William NJ lay
BEATEN IN HIS OWN ROOM.
Otto Mcyer, of No. 252 West Twenty-eghtb-st.,
was assaulted and bea zen in his rooms Sun
day night by Frederick We'll, Otto Oberst and
Christian Lutz. occupants of the same house.
Meyer received severa severe wounds on the top OF
the head letter from his physician was read IN
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. 1t
stated that Meyers injuries were severe. justice
Ford held the accused men TO await the result OF his
injuries.
An Irish lad named Patrick Homes arrived here
from the Cd County week ago and has Sluce been
searching without success for his sister, Mary
Homes aud his uncle, Patrick Clarke who are sup
posed to be living somewhere IN the nclgnborhood
Of Ho6Oken The youth Is from the parish of
Kpockmore County Mayo, and as HIS funds
nearly exhausted he is naturally anxious that his
relatives should communicate with hun.
THE PRICE OF BEER TO BE ADVANCED
The wholesale price OF beer Will be raised dollar
q barrel January /. AT a recent meeting the
brewers formed permanent organization and
adopted stringent rules regarding the aiding of re-
tailrrs. The threatened advance is said TO be due
10 the high price of hops which now selling at
90 cents 4 pound against 10 5 cents last wear.
II is not considered probable that the retail price
will be affected. he Rochester and Milwaukee
companies have not yet advanced prices.
WILL OF JEROME COLLINS.
The will OF the ate jerome Collins, who persisted
IN the Jeanette expedition was filed for probate
yesterday in the Surrogates office. The will bears
date May "a. 1879. and is witnessed by Joseph }.
c. Clarke Richard ). Neville and John T. Jackson
lie bcQueaths all his property 10 his mother, Ellen
Collins, but IN the event OF her death before the
tesla tue estate to in three equal shares TO
her sons, William r., Daniel +. ami Bernard A.
Collins.
A MEETING OF CREDITORS
general meeting OF the creditors Of j. A. O. w.
H. Sweeney, the bankers at Nassau ana Ann-sts.
who failed recently, will be held probably tO-nOr-
row OF Thursday. The creditors who conducted
their stock sp culations through this firm, have
threatened legal proceedings 10 enforce alleged
liens &c inst the assets They held meeting yes
terday and the firms assignee said afterward that
he thought that they would consent TO COM
promise.
DISCUSSING THE MEMBERSHIP PLEDGE.
The Twelfth Ward Republican Association, OF the
XIX Assembly District, held special meeting last
evening at One huudred-and-tenth-st and tho Bou-
Ievard. Andrew Bleakiey the president of the as.
ISOLATION, presided. Gilbert X. Halves introduced
resolutions to the effect that the association APP
prove that modification TO the membership pledge
which had been recommended by the With Dis
trct Association. Alter speeches III iavoc OF the
modification had been made by Gilbert X; Halves