New-York tribune., 1883-10-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The trot between Trinket and Majolica has been
postponed until Saturday, October ~, because thc
track is extremely heavy.
The New-York and Metropolitan baseball mines
have disbanded for the season. All the players
have been reserved for next year.
The new Catholic Church of ST. Cecilia, in East
Oae-Hundred and Fifth-st.. is nearing complexion.
The basement will bo open for worshpperS Deloro
Christmas.
COMMITTED FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
stealing ribbons was committed for trial Ill default
of 81 900 bail for receiving stolen goods and Mrs
POsthauer was discharged MIS- hIcn was paii0u
Yesterday by a friend
DIVIDED on TIE MAIN BOOM.
Franklin BassfOrd has painted picture OF Samuel
r. Platts schooner yacht M0ntank' ana yacht11ihsn
are divided as to whether the main boom should be
trimmed in more or not, but they all admit that the
yacht looks as if in motion.
THE FOREMAN OF A PRINTING HOUSE MISSING:
The polce were directed yesterday to search for
William H. Hoy, aged fifty, foreman OF the printing
office at No. 4 Liberty-st.. who has been missing
since October 49, His home was in Glendale, LII,
where his family said to be destitute.
SIZZLING SEATS or BANKRUPT MEMBERS.
Under the new bylaws Of the New-lork Petr9-
leum Exchange the seats OF w. +. Sauer ana IL. b
Mckinney, two members who have failed, were
sold at auction yesterday at the Exchange 10 w.
II. Nevins and n. Mehlen for Sj55 and 5000 respec-
lively.
A NEW HOME FOR THE DESTITUTE.
The Rev A. j. Donnclly. the pastor Of 81. Mich
ael's Roman Catholic Church, IN Ninth-aye., has
purchased a farm in Wcstiiold :. L. and will build
a Home for the Destitute. This wi be under the
charge of the Presentation Sisters and VIII be- called
st. Mchaels
PEW N DR. HALLS CHURCH. SOLD.
At the Exchange SalesroOm yesterday, pew No.
90 i'm the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church was
sold i'm pcrpetuity for 81 $50 The first bid was
81 900. There were half dozen bidders and the
contest between them was spirited. Adrian IL. Null
Ter a Son were the auctloneers.
NEGLECTED COURr-RooM
Frequent complaints have been made in the past
week TO Justice Duffy aboqt the uncomfortable
condition Of the Essex Market Courtroom. Al
though repeated applications have been made To
the Department of Public Works 10 supply stoves
and heating apparatus, nothing has been done.
REGISTERS OFFICE NOTES.
The executors Of the late Governor +. II. Morgan
have sold dwelling on the south side Of Thirty
eighth-st., near FIfth-avei to James H. leaning
of Lexngton-aye. has been conveyed to c. l.. Chase
by Assistant Treasurer Thomas {. Acton, Tor
$l3.5OO.
HoNoRNG ,TnE MEMORY OF WILLIAM Z. PoqGr. PPo9i2TGr.
A memorial service in honor of the late William
Church lcoiorcdi, in West Twenty ty-sixt-st,, last
tntc, n. C.. presided and the Rev Solomon F. Hood,
of south Carolina, pronounced a eulogy upon the
life and character of Mr.. Dodge
INSULTING A WORKING GIRL
Frederick A. Parker, age forty-twO, an iron
merchant Of Newark, was arraigned IN the lombs
Police Court yesterday for annoying Mary Scully,
a young working GIRL by following her In the
street. and cndeayoring 10 make her acquaintance.
The giTi consented TO withdraw the charge and
Justice White released him with a rcprimand.
UNABLE TO STAND THE PRESSURE.
newsstand at FOuTth-aye. and nty-scycnth-
at. was draped in black yesterday morning. Upon
the cloth pinned q largo card bearing the fol,
lowing: Tho man who sold HeTdtds at TINS stahd
friends are invited 20 attend the funeral services
of the deceased at The Herald office tomorrow at
Up. M"
AwoMANs INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Mre Charloftp Smith of Washington UrpsidcDt of
the Woman's National Industrial Leagne, is in the
city for the purpose of establishing branch
society. meeting was held yesterday at No. IA
West FouTtceuth-st., at which WAS considered the
condition of the women operators who joined the
recent strike and were not taken back by the West
crn Union Company Mrs. Smith has an Office at
No. / IA West FOurteonth-st.
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES
The Veteran Corps Of the 7lst Regiment will
parade for drill at the armOry at p IN. on N0vem-
ber in civilian clothes After the meeting Of the
General Committee of the AmOTy Fair this week a
public statement will be made. The officers of
regret at the retirement from tho service of Major
RIker, the inspector of the brigade.
THE NEW-YORK STEAM COMPANY.
The operations of the New-York Steam Company
are conducted 80 quietly that comparatively few
are aware Of tho completion Of the thirteen-nch
into which steam was admitted on Friday last.
This makes over four miles Of large mains now
operated by the company all Of which carry steam
Of eighty pounds pressure.
Al UNGIn1EFUL HUSBAND PUNISHED.
James Dobbns, a lOngshorcman of No. Hague
ST., after two weeks confinement in the wOrkhOuse
where he had been sentenced TO years imprisOn
ment, released few weeks ago through the
efforts of his wife Annie. On Saturday night he
returned home intoxicated and dragging his wife
out OF hcr bed peat hef severely. Yesterday III the
Court Of Special Sessions hc was sentenced 10 the
penitcntiary for year.
HELD IN So 900 BAIL.
Patrick Bryan, who was arrested under the name of
Harry Jones was taken before Commissioner
"A Tpl lp
Office at birmingham, Conn. 1t is alleged that he
j. member Of the same band as Patrick Ryan, who
was recently sent back TO Connecticut for trial.
Many robbcries were committed by the band.
Bryan was held in $4,000 bail by Commissioner
Shields for examination
PLUMBERS AND PLAsTERERs TROUBLES
A meeting OF the Executive Council of the Build
ing Trades was held last night at No. l92 Third
ave 1t was decided that the delegates of the
different unions should be authorized To Orrcr their
men 10 leave work the bindings i'm Seventy
thirds between Eighth and Ninth ayes., if the
plumbers who arc on strike there deem il necessary.
The pldsterers have concluded to make nine hours
days work and after Monday. IL in not antici-
patcd that strike will be necessary to enforce this
rule, but the Union isready for it If necessary.
| TRAINS or TWO CARS ON TIE BRIDGE.
IL is intended 10 run trains of two cars each
the Bridge i'll few days, as soon as the proper
| Tangements can be completed. Several new cars
have been received, and the grips being fitted to
them rapidly possible The trains will be run
| on about the same headway as at present-thrce
minutCS-in order To accommodate the expected in
crease Of travel Colonel Paine says that no trouble
! has been experienced with the grips since the
leather and rubber faCingS substituted for tho
| old wood facngs
| DEATH FROM THE EFFECTS OF BLOW.
James Ryan, young gaslitter, who had his skull
fractured by blow with brass faucet In the beer
| shop at Eighth-ave. aud One-hundred- and forty
thiTd-st. the Of October o, died yesterday morn
ing in the house of his cousin in One-hundred-and-
| fOTty-ffth-st. William Bergen and Edward Bucbolz
who assaulted him, were arrested after his injury,
| and they in prison. The fatal blow was
| struck by Buchoz according TO statements made to
| the police and the Coroner.
| INDUCING A GIRL TO STEAL
! An examination was held in the Tombs Police
Court yesterday in the of Mrs GeTtine pafiler
of No. 240 East 0ne-hundred-and- hi Eighth-st.,
charged with having induced Sophie Clark, young
girl, to commit a number of rObberies in houses
where the latter was employed a domestic. JUS
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