New-York tribune., 1883-12-17

FERMENTATION OF the Rev. j. H. Hoadley, Faith Presbyter-
10" Baptist Preachers morning.
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NETWORK CITY.
Coal is now distributed free to poor IalnlueS az
Washington Heights. q,
The newest bon-bon boxes are square shaPeeo
wicker baskets tied together with wide satln rlo
bon of some gay color.
number of artlsts are about to purchase iots on
the Fox estate MOrrisania for Tie eIec'ion VI
homes with a private park 49,.
Photography has descended even to dolls: IL is
now the fashion for handsome French doils to nave
their photographs sold with them.
The Rev. DIR. Maynard will deliver his new Illus
trafed lecture on "Pompei, Past and Present" ON
Wednesday afternoon at Chickering Hall.
An enterprising FultOn-st. baker exhibits In his
show window pigs bead, turkey, bologna sau-
cage and platter of potatoes-all made oi CAKE
ARRIVAL OF ANIMALS FOR MENAGERiE.
The steamship Elbe, which arrived yest99Tp1aS 9 pa
brought ten boxes of animals for the Central Far6
menagerie; also n zebra, llama, an ahteiope' anu
six monkeys for H. Reiche.
JUMPING FROM SECOND STORY.
While laboring under an attack OF temporary IN
sanity Charles Wood, age 61, of No. 10o East
SiXtv-6rst-st Jumped frO the second story OF his
home and fractured his skull.
DFATH OF MAN WHO WAS RUN OVER.
Augustine Grenida, age 20, died on saturday at
his home No. 244 West Thirty -second:st HIS deatn
was due to pneumonia and injuries from oelng m run
over on November 2S, by Seventh-aye. street car
A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Coroner Martin was informed yesterday OF tne
death of Nora McDonough, age q az NO oIo Mos9
Thrtvnin th-st from the effects of burns received
by kindling the fire with coal oil i'll the absence Oh
her mother.
ur.norAprFRs OF VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
"An Old Reader" is informed that the Mexican
Veterans of the First New-YOrk volunteers hod
their meetings at Military Hall No I93 BoWeIy' ::
X. Riley, living at No. 3OO west Ele'ehth-st" 10
commander of the corps.
IN AID OF THE STANDARD THEATRE sCFFEREhks'
Lester Wallack has offered the free use OF his
own theatre and the Star theatre IoI s o pthe
forrnance In aid of the sufferers by the hre az tns
Standard Theatre. A committee VIII be appointed
to-day to fix upon the date and arrange pro-
gramne for the proposed benent'
YOUNG IMMIGRANTS WITH LABELS.
al am Otto schmidt and am to be forwarded 70
my uncle in Chicago, was the laDel seWeu inslus
the coat of a Prussian lad, age seven VINO IoloWed
$50 other immigrants into the Castle OaT9eh TO-
tunda from the steamship Elbe yesterday lie was
holding fast to another lad, who proved TO De MS
brother Oscar, two years younger. Inc tMo la"S
recently lost their father and mother III Berlin
THE suFFERNGs OF THE REV. Mr.. BAcHE.
The morning services at Grace Chapel, IN one
Hundred and Sixteenth-st, were con0ucted Dy me
Rev d. Rrainerd Ray yesterday. In making lne
announcements he said: " / regret TO state that
the Rev. Mr.. Bache is not well enough to be among
us this evening He has recovered from the attacks
of parroters aud now seems to be suffering more Sc
merely trom the attacks of reporters. 80 lie mas
double claim to your sympathy.
SUCCESSFUL BURGLARS SOON CAPTURED:
Burglars broke into the dry goods store of Henry
straus,at No q Avenue on the night of December
13, forcing entrance by climbing over rear
wall, going down into the cellar and boring ian an
augur hole in the flooring, BY inserting small
saw in the hole il was soon made large enough 10
permit man being showed up through It,. The
thieves took away a great many arucIes: Strdus d
informed Inspector BymeS OF his loss. On Saturday
I'm the Bowery, Herman Palmer and John Anderson
were arrested and prOvedt to be the thieves.
THE HEBREW FREE SCHOOL AssOCIATIoN.
Il. 81. fufl ha1h n
nual meeting at No. POS East Broadway yesterday
The following officers were elected: President, NJ
iaf germSn TiGe LoTs strasbnreer Isaac Menhard
Samuel j. Solomon, Leonard Lewisohn, Dr. Ho-
ratio Gomerz and Samuel Greenbaum. The treasur-
er's report showed receipts, $23,5o3 90; dlsburSe-
ments 500, ,56S So The Association will hold a
reception next Sunday at the opening of new
free circulating library.
sHoPLIFTERs HELD TO ANSWER.
Mary Brown, a shOplifter, was detected in the act
of stealing a gold ring from counter in ONeilPs
store, No. 321 Sixth-ave., on Saturday afternoon.
She was found to have silk umbrella two pairs of
earrings, a bottle of peTfumeTy, shawl pin, a
small leather satchel, two ornaments two pairs Of
hose silk handkerchief. and pair of gloves. In
the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday she
was held in $500 bail. Kate Smith, of jersey City,
and Mary Sommers of Brooklyn, were also charged
with shOplifting, and were held to answer in $5Oo
bail.
RESISTING AN ARREST.
dispute occurred in the liquor shop No. 104
Mulberry-st. yesterday morning between Michael
SanssH Saagaa SSe Of HS OF Of NU i4o It
alleged that Buckley stabbed Gallagha in the neck
with large carving fork Officer Foody of the
Fourteenth Precinct, who called, states that a
younger brother of Buckly resisted arrest. Both
were arraigned yesterday in the Iombs Police
Court. Timothy Buckley complained that he had
been knocked down and badly dubbed by the
officer, but his story was discredited and he was
committed in default of $1,000 bail; Edward
Buckley was comnnnitted for one month i'll default
Of $500 bail
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT on THE ELEVATED ROAD.
The cold wave which struck this city on Saturday
played its pranks upon the motors OF the elevated
to the train which left the Park Place station at
2:30 yesterday morning for Harlem experienced
much difficulty in making tne usual c stops SGng 1ne
necessary to employ the hand brakes instead. Last
evening the train leaving the Forty second-stdep0t
at 7:4O was delayed some time by the breaking OF
connecting rod in the engine. When the train
which followed arrived the two were coupled To-
gether and the first was slowly pushed down to the
Battery.
BROOKLYN
The Rev. DR.. j. O. Peck preached TO parents anC
the young last evening in the Hanson-Place Meth
odist Church upon the evils of reading the trashy
cheap newspapers and stories which find so large 8
sale.
dog fight in the vacant lots at Eighth-aye and
Nineteenth-st., yesterday afternoon The men toob
to their heels and the dogs away at the approach
of the police Three men were overtaken anC
arrested.
Mrs. Mary Gantley age sixty, of Broadway and
Red-ave., while riding III a DeKalb-ave street
car yesterday afternoon, had sudden attack oi
heart disease. She was removed from the car t(
BOardman d Mason's drug store, at Marcy anC
DeKalb aves. and died in few minutes.
Captain William Duncan Mansfield, for thirty
years pilot in the employ of the Brooklyn anC
New-York Ferry Company, who died suddenly OIL
Thursday at his home at South Eighth and Fourth
sts. was buried yesterday. The Rev. Frederick
Brown conducted the services. The members of the
New-York and Brooklyn Ferrymens Association
aud the members of the Pilots Union of the Port o.
New-YOrk attended in body.
LONG ISLAND.
BRooKHAvEN.-The Board of Trustees on Satur
day determined to defend the use of the fisheries
and the privileges in Narrow Bay against tn,
claims NJ E0hertTr Smith