New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
NETWORK CITY.

the West Farms Presbyterian Cnurcn'
One-hundred and seventy-seventhst Is now
known as Tremont-ave.
Gustave Hoel, employed In the brewery al q,
Fourth-ave and Fifty-6rstcst., fell through an
elevator shaft and fractured his skull yesterday
Deaths last week, 6s3; births. 646; marriages
and fees collected for licenses, 5000.
drunken driver employed by William Sander,
an undertaken of Eleventb-st, New-York, ran over
che son Of Andrew Weydoner, OF BROOKLYN, recen Ella
w. suit for 600 damages was sOp 55 for
the plaintiff was rendered.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FRENCH Bali; A.
At the annual French ball TO be gwen ~ inc
Monday January % an effort VIII be mace 10
show something novel in the way OF decorations
and costumes
COLLECTIONS FOR THE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
The report of the treasurer Of the SATURDAY anu
Sunday Hospital Association will be mace ~
meeting at st. Luke's HOSPITAL to-morrow evening
1t is stated that the collections have fallen Deninu
those made last vear
nta.pprARANcE OF A YOUNG WOMAN.
Information was sent to Police Hes dquarters
yesterday that Elizabeth Blalr twenty-five Yeas
Old had been missing IRON NO. 0ol NasllIhs =; ;
for a week The cause of her disappearance Is not
known. -
James McGrath, laborer OF NO. 81 bayalu..e.'
was taken 10 the Fldrdge-s police station yester-
day insrnsible from the effects OF liquor IL was
supposed. lie died at the station before an amou-
lance arrived.
prttDrNGs PLANNED by JOHN KELLY
John Kelly yesterday filed plans at the Building
Bureau for eleven dwelling houses 10 DC
erected at St. Nioholas-ave. ana One-hundTed. ana
ffty-fourth-s They are TO be built OF Drick tnree
stories high, at an average cost OF 1S,OUo'
CHARLES n. TUORNE 10 90 TO FLORIDA.
Charles K. Thofne jr., is said TO he now out Oh
any immediate danger: He will leave this citv
shortly for Florida. His illness IS now SAID 10 DC
an acute attack of dyspepsia.
A REPORT ABOUT THREE GOVERNORS.
There was a rumOr Yesterday that Governor
Cleveland, Governor Waller. of Connecticut and
i'm this city and confer over certain matters. III
could be traced to no authentic source.
ARRIVAL OF SPANISH MINISTER.
Among the passengers the PavOni1, which ar
r;Ted here on Friday, was the Rev. A. p Mcndes,
pastor OF the spanish and Portuguese congregation
In London. Mr.. Mendes preached the first sermon
in English 70 that congregation. lie Is well-con-
nected IL this country.
THE BowDoN ALUMNI DINNER
The Bowdoin Alumni Association. OF New-York.
will have its thirteenth annual dinner At Delmonico :
preside and among those who will be present are
General J. L. Chamberlain, Dr. Newman Smyth and
DR.. ID. X. Goodwin.
WHAT II COST TO BEAT HER MISTRESS;
Catherine Henry. alils DAILY, Of No. 100 west
wentv-seventh-st who was arrested on Friday
night for a9Saulling her mistress, MIS- Ialy. OF
No 500 West Thr,ieth e., who %as sick; was
fined $40 by justice Duly IN the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday.
DFsERTING HIS WIFE AND TAKING THEIR MONEY.
Jacob Aoramson, Hebrew pcddler OF NO. %
Hester-st deserted hls wife about two 'nths ago,
taking with him $500. which she had helped To
save He was seen last week in Philadelphia. Mrs.
Anramson went to Police Headquarters yesterday
TO ask the assistance OF the police.
LOR1 VAUDEVILLE RUN AWAY WITH.
While Lord Vaudeville OF No. $50 Fifth-ave..
was ri ling in a sleigh in Seventh-aVe, near One
hundred-aDd-f Oriynnth-st, on Friday evening
his horse took fright and far as One-hundred-
nd. IN geCoud at. where ~ stopped by "a
mounted Policeman. There was no damage done.
SUDDEN DEATH or A FIREMAN
William IA, Mount age tifty-hvc, died suddenly at
Firemans Hall. No. 100 Mercrr-st yesterday after
noon Ilo had been connected With tue tire
Department since its organization. He was a
brother OF Police Captain Mount and was much
res oected by h cOmrades. The cause OF his death
Is supposed 10 have bren heart disease.
OVER FORTY vAGRASTs SENT TO THE woRKHOUsE.
In the Essex Market Police Court ye7terday, the
nolice of the Eldridge Street Police station ar
| raIgned on charges Of vagrancy, twenty-three
| women and about the same number OF men lhey
are habitual dodgers and have no means OF obtain
ing a livelihood. Justice Gardner committed them
| for various terms 10 the workhouse.
HoNoRISG THE MEMORY or MR. HUNTER.
| A meeting OF the Mercantile Exchange was held
in the Erie Building. la West-st a. noon yesterday
The attendance was large. Resolutions were
| passed expressing regret at his death. Remarks
| Adams f. d. MoultOD, j. G. Mahr and James II.
| THE COOPERATIVE DRIES ASSOCIATION.
| An application by the receiver of the Cooperative
| Dress Association was made yes or law To Justice
| Barrett in the Supreme Court, Chambers Tor leave
10 sell the property of the association and TO make
| a special deposit Of 81 900 with n trust company
| OBJECTION TO the application was made by several
| pefsons interested in the property of the asso-
| citation, and it was adjourned until tomorrow.
| COMMISSIONED TO EXAMINE SLAUGHTER HOUSES
| DIR Y. Alyarado, q commissioner appointed by
| the Mexican Government 10 study the SAM tary
regulations Of this city, went 10 the Office or the
| HralIh Department yesterday aud presented let
ter of introduction. He expressed desire 10 in
spect the saughter-bOuscs the city, and to be in-
| formed regarding the rules imposed upon the
| proprietors by the Board of Health. DIR. james
| agreed TO visit the houses with him.
IRVING HALL PRIMARIES
The Irving Hall ORGANIZATION held primaries last
evening for the purpose OF elecitng officers OF the
various district associations aud delegates TO th'
| General Committee for the year. Among the latte
| chosen arc Sheriff Davidson. ex-Sheriil Bowe
! Colonel Frederick A. Conkling, Colonel ALFRED
| Wapstaf Assemblymen Michael e. Murphy a INC
| Brooke, Nicholas Haugbtor and Daniel Finn.
| ATTRACTIONS Al THE OLD GUARD BALL.
| Friends of tho Old Guard say that they strain
| ing every nery. to make their annual ball and re
ccptiol. at tn. Academy of Music next Thursday
| evening brilliant Military delegations from vari
| Gus parts of the State. the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery, OF Boston, and the Newport Artillery, o.
| Newport have promised TO attend. The expcndI
ture upon the decorations of the Academy will b.
| larger than ever before.
| TIE FIRST POULTRY SHOW IN MANY YEARS.
| IncongruOus as tue association of fowls and ami
mails might TO be to superficial observer. til,
| New-York FancierS Club proposes to give an or
| the Madison Square Garden from February IL L
| February 10. The show Is the first of it's KIND II
this city in many years. The association will ohe
| premiums In the poultry department amounting L
81 600 besides various useful and ornamental arti
| cles Premium lists can be obtained from the Of
icers OF the association at No. 02 Cortlandt-st.
FAILURE OF A aTATIoNER.
| august H. Goettlng, statiOncr at Nos. 90 ant
| 1Ol Reade-st., made assignment yesterday {,
| James A. Brown IN Kings County, giving prefer
| ences to Mary Hutchns, OF Springfield, Mass. fo
| So 600 and Lydia Kraezer Brooklyn, ibis grand
| motheTl for $40. l92 81 and Tor 1000. GOettinl