New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
NETWORK CITY.

Possible Mr.. Bergh has not noticed the sign over
a Bowery cellar" Turkey Shooting Here"
Grand-st. car and Broadway car came into col
lision yesterday morning at Grand ana "oos'oi
sts but no damage was done.
Mrs. Paulsen, an immigrant passenger on the
White Star steamship Celtic, which arrived irOn n
Liverpool yesterday. committed snlclue Dy jumping
overheard on December z.
:. Josb Rillnos y viii lecture on "The Probabili-
ties of Life at Chckering Hall on Friday evening
under the auspices of the John A. DIX fost' LOO
q. A. k
CAT AMONG woRsHiPPERS. ,,,.oox
cat prowled among the pews of the Mad1s0n ko
Avenue Congregational Church Yesterday while
creeation smiled at the usher who captured the
animal and carried it out at arIns-iehgth'
POSTAL MoNEY-oRDERs IN GREAT DEMASD: LASa. 10
Business has been brisk , IN sne the order
Windows are only few feet apart, and the long
lines extending from the windows frequently Oe-
come entangled, and there is confusion 1Or tlihe'
LAVA FLOATING ON THE SEA-
Captain Crocker, of the bar Sarah Hobart, which
arrived from Colombo, Island of Ceylon, yesterday,
$40 east great quantities of lava were seen floating
on the sea- The lava was supposed to haye come
from the recent earthquake ON the island OF Java
fsasx INSANE FROM GRIEF.
Six brawny policemen took Pauline Moses Hultze
into the Eldridge-st police station last night. ohe
was found insane at her home No, 10 t9rsyth,st.
Mrs Hultze is hardly 20 years old. week ago ner
husband abandoned her and grief at his departure
deprived her of her reason. She was transferred 10
Bellevue Hospital.
BECoMING INSANE ON A FERRY BOAT.
Godfrey Frank age thirty-six, native of Swift
zerland became insane on the ferry boat Baltimore
during one of its trips from Jersey CITY 10 ths cy
last evening. When the boat reached the slip al
Desbrosses-st he was sent TO Chambers Street
Hospital. He is a framer, and lives at No. Al
GTand-st.
CELEBRATING ITS FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church, at one
held i'd its iteeRta ANN anR
yeTy Eyye ssySe Rsv D H. KeoS The Sunday
school w6s addressed by the Kew. r. tletcner ahu
the Rev. Walter Scott. The Rev. Hulsey Moore,
the pastor has been connected with the church
since 1870.
LODGE OF THE FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.
Grand Master Julius Hamburger, assisted by First
Deputy Grand Master Herman Stiefel and two
Grand Lodge No. 1, of the Independent Order oil
Free Sons Of Israel instituted Peter Cooper Lodge
No. 9S at Golden Rule Hall, No. 10 RlVlngton-st.,
last evening At the close of the ceremonies din
ner was rendered the Grand Lodge officers.
HITTING HER HUSBAND WITH HAMMER.
John Nolan age & twentys ~ SIX Me8E 70 WHO f% WoS %oS
staying at that place with her father His fathern-
law assaulted him and his wife 9t nm nm dTee st .les res
treat and had his wounds dressed IN tne OharIes-
street Police Station. He refused to enter com
plant or to state the motive 1Or MS Iahllys hos-
tility toward him.
FROM BOSTON FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Three young men from Boston, III, the Harlem
Police Court yesterday. were charged with CON-
city. They gave their names as Thomas L. Burns
Thomas Daley and Charles Miller; In the course oil
New-York on twenty-five cents which they had
stolen from confecti0ner. ihey were committed
for trial in default of 81 900 ball each.
THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BALL.
The annual ball of the 22d Regiment will take
place at the Metropolitan Opera House on Monday
evening, January T. The regImenta band. ins nf
sxty-ive pieces, under the direction of Bandmaster
Gilmore, will furnish the music for the OCCASION
An autOn sale of seats and private boxes Will take
place of the aruory of the regiment this evening.
The proceeds of the ball will be devoted to the erec
ton of new armory.
COOK IN A RAGE.
Duncan Stewart, a cook in the Remsen House in
Harlem. on Saturday afternoon drove Mrs. DAILY,
the wife of the PROPRIETOR from tie Kitchen. MI
DAILY, who weighs 260 pounds, was about TO repri-
Inand the cook for his conduct, when the latter
seized long butcher knife and chased him out OF
the room. With the knife still in his hand Duncan
entered a restaurant and was about to assault
George Daniels when the latter struck the cook in
the face, knocking him to the floor. In the Harlem
Police Court Duncan received severe reprimand
and was placed under 1000 bonds to keep the
peace.
OPENING A NEW WING OF HOSPITAL.
The new wing of st. Vincents Hospital, on West
Twelfth-st. near Seventh-ave., was opened to pub
lie inspection yesterday afternoon, and patients
by 80 feet wide, built of brick, with brown n-stone
trimmings and it cost together with the kitchen
and engine-rOom in the rear, $15O,OOO. 1t VIII
accommodate seventy-hye patients, each OF whom
will be required to pay from So TO $25 week. The
money secured in this way will be used to support
the free wards in West Eleventh-st. There are four
floors in the building in addition TO the basement
which contains the Offices dInng-ro0m, pantry,
and five rooms for special cases The hrst door has
ten and the second and third floors each twelve
rooms for patients, the fourth floor being divided
into small wards. During the day several thousand
dollars in subscriptions were received by commit
''' u '" BROOKLYN.
Burglars stole small quantity of jewelry from
the house of Benjamin H. Tyrrell, No. III Bergen
St., Saturday night
Brooklynites are thoroughly disgusted with the
partly completed elevated road structure, and de-
mand either ITS completion OF removal. AS 1T now
stands it is merely an eyesOre.
Charitable persons are warned against woman
calling herself Mrs. Shaw, who is soliciting cOntrl-
buttons for Mrs. Cary, of No. 365 BedfOrd-ave. No
such person could be found at the address named.
A factory for the manufacture of cream of tartar
is being erected in Ninth-st. near the Gowanus
Canal and will soon add its obnoxious OdOr to the
the air of that already highly scented neghbor-
hood.
Keepers of road-honses between Prospect Park
and Coney Island say that their business is not so
good as usual at this time in the year. heavy
snowfall would save some vi these hoStelries from
bankruptcy.
Edmond Haslett ofNo. 1875 Plymouth-st. caused
the arrest of his son William, age twelve, as he
was coming ont of Hyde & Behman's Theatre IN
Adams-st, ON Saturday night. lie accused the boy
of stealing $50.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Gallaudet conducted sign
service for deaf mutes in the chapel OF st. AIMS
Church, at Clinton and Livingston sts. yester-
day afternoon. In the evening another service was
held in the church, at which DIR. Gallaudet deIy-
cred address on the progress OF the Gospel WORK
among the deaf mutes of the United States.
While Officer Byrne, of the Van Brunt-st.
police. was taking to the station house Alexander
Mclaughlin, age nineteen OF No. l32 Hamilton
ave-. whom he had arrested for drunkenness
party of the prisoners friends beset him. tore his
uniform, seized his night club and beat him,
knocked him down aud Kicked him about the head
and body. Thomas Lanigan. one of the assailants,
was afterward arrested.
JERSEY CITY.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has an
nounced its intention of donating $50 900 to jersey
City.
Ii came to light yesterday that James A. Fox
driver in the employ of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Express Company, who disappeared
nhn hal on kan of