New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
NETWORK CITY.

1t is expected that Onn-haII OF the new W tsIIhE-
ton Market building will be ready for use By Jan
uary l.
Assistant Bishop Potter will administer, the rite
Of laying on of hands IN the AlmShouse Oh
Blackwells Island Oh Thursday
GFRALD MASSEY TOO Ill TO LECTURE.
The United States Ivceum Bureau announces
that Gerald Massey will not be able To lecture tins
evening, owing to a bad cold, which makes II pam
full to use bis voice.
DECLINE OF 4 ONCE FASHIONABLE sTE'ET:
Bond street once exclusively the home of wealthy
cupied nv stores and places of business. Only two
or three private residences remain in the street
MEETING To DISCUSS TIL TARIFF.
Henry Ward Beecher will preside over a mass
meeting to be held under the auspices OF the New
York Free Trade Club. in Cooner Institute, Thurs;
day, NOvembcT22, and Henry Wattoron ana DaNld
A. Wells will make addresses.
ALARM AMONG DRAM SELLERS.
Many of the downtown saloon keepers were on
the watch yesterday, scrutiniznC all corners
closely for fear of raid by the police J. ne arrest
of so many policy dealers during the week had the
effect of making the Yio!ators OF the Excise law I'M
easy.
HAYES HELD To AWAIT MOTIONS INJURIES.
Patrick Hayes, who shot George Norton on the
Bowery, near Cana-?t on 9n SATURDAY. nlghd; vas h
Tom6s Police Court. John Marshall, steward of
the steamship state of Nebraska, who was acct
dentally wounded by Hayes, refused TO make a
complaint against HIM. Hayes was held 10 await
the result of NOrton's injuries.
ABAPTIsT PREACHER RECEGVrs 4 CALL.
The Rev. W. II. p. Faunee who filled the pulpit Of
the First Baptist Church, Thirty -ninth-st. and
Fourth-ave for several weeks last month, has been
offered the pastoratc of the First Baptist Church of
Springfield, Mass He is now in Springfield, and
his friends in the city believe that he VIII accept
this charge.
A STRAY PHOT-HoUsT ~ FAST RIVER.
While the Waterman on the sectional dock at Pier
No 40 East River was on duty early yesterday
morning lie saw the roof of pilot-hOusc, on which
were two lamps and q metal eagle, floating in the
stream. He contriycd to drag it on the dock, and
there found a sign with the name Jennie, Ill gilt
letters, fastened 10 the roof.
An OLD sHOPIFrER ARRESTED.
Mary Grimshaw, age siXty-iiVe years, whose pic
ture is No 257 in the Rogucs Gallery, was detected
on Saturday in stealing shawl and cardigan
jacket worth $14 from Rdcy's store She was
arrested and before Justice Patterson, yesterday,
at Essex Market Police Court, she was recognized
as a notorious shopftcT, and was committed IN
default of $500 bail
THF PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. y. B.Jutten, whOreCently Withdrew
from the West Sixteenth street Baptist Church,
ple's Baptist Church in West Fifty-tbrd-st., near
Seventh-avc He has been generally liked by the
congregation, and it is understood that call Will
he extended 10 time this week 10 succeed the Rev.
William II. Pendelton, who is aho4t to 90 to san
Francisco Or. Jutten said yesterday that MEM
bcrs of the church had urged him to come to them
and he wOud consider the call carefully If II
were extended TO him.
THE WORK OF ST. LUKE's HOSPITAL.
The twenty-ifth annual report Of s. Lukc's Hos
pital for the year ending on -. Luke day, October
IS has been issued. The report of the treasurer
Gordon NOrTie, shows receipts of $7O,2Sj 80 during
the wear which includes last years balance of
$2,3Gs and $500 lent by the treasurer for de-
fciences The uneXpended balance Is SOB 81.
There were 1913 patients in the hospital on October
IS 1882 1865 were admitted during the year;
500 were cured 800 improved; III unimproyed
1852 died, and 149 remaining in the hospital
at the end of the year
BROOKLYN.
Police Justice Massey worked 50 hard for the
Democratic ticket in the late election that he has
gone to North Carolina f0rtwo weeks rest
Health Commissioner Raymond is recovering from
a severe attack Of pneumonia, which has kept him
from his official duties for two weeks.
In the suit Of James S. Morton against the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company aud /. w, Buttle,
its superintendent, TO recover 500, 900 damages
for malicious prosecution, the jury gave a verdict
awarding 50 900 as damages, at late hour on sat
uTday night.
Miss Nellie Babcock. age thirty-thrce, of No. III
ClmtOn-placc Ncw-YOrk, Jacob Carnan. age
thirty-fvc, of No. 10 Clinton-placc. Ncw-York.
and Henry +. Murdoch, age thirty;six, of No. %
stealing clothing and iewclry worth 1923 from the
room Of Miss Bella Henderson, at No. Sll Henry
ST., on October 10. The prisoners then boarded in
the same house. Pawn tickets for the property
were found in the prisoners possession.
JERSEY CITY
Thomas Gallagher returned home on Saturday
afternoon after serving term i'll state Prison. At
an early hour yesterday morning he went to his
house aI No. 10 SeNtntll-Sl. uIulk, ana maze Il
thorough wreck of everything. lie was arrested.
Giuseppe BilbOn, an Italian, of No. Al Railroad
ave. came rushing at James MannOn, age nine
teen of No 800 First-st., the latter stood with
a party of friends al Brunswick and First sts., at
D p, n. yesterday, and stabbed him IN the back.
crowd pursued the Italian. who was arrested by
Officer Kent He appeared TO be crazcd by drink.
ManniOns wound was not dangerous.
NEW-JERSEY.
IIoBOKEN.-JOhn Sullivan mate of the Bremen
steamer, Habsburg, made tour of the rum shops
on Saturday night and al place in MunrOc-st, he
quarrellcd with Michael Murray and fired three
shots at HIM. The first bullet gTaZcd the skin of
MurTays back, the second pluughed furrow along
his forehead and the third passed through his hand
Sullivan dsarmcd and taken 20 Police Head
quarters. Murray was carried TO his home. No. 80
MunrOc-st
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