New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY
Sorosis held its first meeting after the summer
vacation at Delmonco's Yesterday Inc attendance
was large.
"HarrvD Wright. collector for George b Ster,
ritt. photograph remover and painter, at No. lio
Chatham-st., Is missing
The registrations at the Law School of the Uni
yersIty OF the City of New-Iork began yesterday
and will he concluded to-day.
Marshal McDermott began yesterday issuing
renewal licenses TO the 1900 cartmen IN TINS CITY,
About 800 renewals were issued
In accordance with the agreement entered upon
three years ago by the several Sound stealhSnp
lines, the fares were yesterday reduced$l
The sub committee of the Executive Committee
OIL Evacuation Day will meet to-day Ia ME- at
nums office at No. 100 Broadway at p. m.
V. Henry Rothschlld & Co.. shirt manufacturers.
elected Yesterday five Cinnamon lroners, as about
forty other ironers refused TO work by their SIDE.
Adolph Rosentranz who arrested because he
answered the description OF the Murderer Oh neurY
Bolle, was yesterday, at the TomDs Ioico Court
set at liberty
FAILING IN AN ATTEMPT UPON HIS LIFE.
BY slashng his throat with a table knife ChTls-
topher Bidinger vany at empted TO Kill himself at
No. 73 Dvlsion-st Yesterday morning, lie was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital as prisoner.
FUNDS FOR A INV DEPARTMENT BOAT.
The Board OF Estimate aud AppOrtonment yes
tcrday transferred $4,000 from unrxpended pal
anoes for the construction OF q steamboat 1Or the
Department OF Charities ana Correction.
APPOINTED TO THE MARITIME EXCHANGE.
Lieutenant John f. Roller. L. = ~, has been
detailed by the photographic ONCE OF the Navy
department. To attend daily at tho Maritime TX
change for the purpose OF correcting the charts OF
Masters Of vessels, etc.
MAILS on THE wrsT SHORE RAILROAD.
Local mails were sent Yesterday Tor the iirst tune
over the West Shore Railroad to Utica aud
Syracuse. The through mails are still sent by The
Hudson River Railroad, ~ the trains are dispatched
more frequently. Tue new service worked salts
iactorlly,
WOOD Of TIE NEWFOUNDLAND BANKS.
Captain Servan. OF the steamship Normandic
from llavre. which arrived Yesterday. reported
that OH september 20 while passing the banks OF
Newfoundland. he saw "many pounds of wood
proceeding probably upon a ship loaded with
wood"
TIE DOG POUND CLOSED.
The dog pound at SXtecnth-st. aud the East
River was closed yesterday. Four thousand dog
have met death there during the summer; four
thousand were redeemed. Pound Master John
McMahon tuTned over 800 10 tho Mayors Cham
berlaln aud closed his books
ANNIvERsARY or THE CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE.
The second anniversary OF the Christian Institute
was held last evening at Nos. 270 and rs East
Thirty lhird>st. Andrew Z. Zabrlakie. the founder
OF tide institute. presided Prayer was offered by
the Rev. Henry MOttet. and an address was made
by Bishop Elliott. Of Texas.
OPENING TIE EVENING SCHOOLS.
The evening schools were opened last night and
the attendance was little ~ excess OF last year
In the male schools LOO were registered; IN
the female senior 20; IN the maze JUNIOR 5000;
IN the female junior, LOGO. In the evening liigh
School ST. were registered as against l,olO last
year.
"HARRY" MINFRs INT RTsT ~ THEATRE.
Deeds recorded III the Register Once yes
terday showing The purchase by "Hariy" Miner
OF the property comprising six lots extending from
the Bowery to Chrystie-st.. where he efectcdIhe
Peoples Theatre. The instruments show the ac-
QUESTION by Mr.. Miner Of a four-ffIhs interest In
the re estate for %l3G,OOO
ATTEMPTING TO KILL HIMSELF.
Joseph Jewell, an eXpressman age lOrty-cight,
Of No. 5S Suffolk st.. became desperate from beng
unable 10 secure employment and took Paris green
at his home Yesterday. When he felt the effects he
told his mother and she summoned a doctor. The
lice afterward sent HIM to Bellevue Hospital
where relief was administered. lie was unmarried.
MOODY AND sANKEY FAIL TO APPEAR.
Jerry McAuey's iace beamed with smiles last
evening he looked upon the large audience
gathered to meet Messrs Moody and Sankey at the
CremOme Mission. Bnt neither Of these gentlemen
appeared. Mr.. McAucY explained their absence by
stating that they were doubtless busy making prep
aratOns for their depar ure for Europe tomorrow.
A NEW MODERATOR or THE BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
The Rev. ID. W. III PaTmly, of Jersey CITY, was
yesterday elected Moderator Of the Baptist Confer
ence. Dr. Parmly has been member oi the Now
York Conference for over thirty years. The Rev.
| Mr. Rose missionary To Texas, said that the
| Roman Catholic priests call him the Protestant
dog" The Rev DR.. j. Is. Thomas, of Brooklyn. read
a paper ON The alleged decline of Professionalism"
| CoURTEsIEs BETWEEN MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
| The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
| Boston Will arrive IN this city this morning. 1t
will he met az the wharf by the Old Guard and cs-
cOrfed 10 the st. Nicholas Hotel In the afternoon
| the visitors will travel down Broadway and Wall
| st. In the evening they Will entertain the Old
| Guard at the 81. Nicholas. and Tomorrow the Old
| Guard will entertain them at IA banquet in Irving
| Hall.
| STATISTICS OF IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS.
The number OF cabin passengers arriving in this
| port for September WAS lbs, larger number
| for the time than ever before known. For Septon
Der last year the number 0.ss3, an increase FOL
| this year OF $3.50. The number of immigrants
| landed at Castle Garden Tor September was 81 800
for the same time III 1882 33,13l decrease for thu
wear OF 63l. The total Immigrant arrivals this year
| thus far are 317 $40; aud Tor tue same period last
| year, 81, Ol0. decrease this year of 59,2O3.
| TO RAISE FUNDS FOR O'DoNNELL's Defence.
| There were seated around dImy lighted room
| that was redOleut CT tobacco smoke III Clarendon
| Hall last evening, ten old and four young meI
members of the Fenian Brotherhood About
o'clock a man hurriedly entered the nm, carry ms
"A suspicious bundle and cal led the mce,ng TO order
1t was decided to raise funds to assist III the defence
| OF ODOnnell the SLAYER OF Caey tue inlormer. 1h'
presence of the reporter observed at this pom
| and he was invited 10 retire.
A billiard TOURNAMENT ARRANGED.
| The National Billiard Association held Its fifti
anniversary meeting yesterday in u private room
connected with William Sections billiard hail. No
1Gl Bowery. There were twenty-five delegates
present. representing Philadelphia, Newark, ant
| New-YOrk 1t was decided 10 hold a billiard tour
| nument III Philadelphia on November z, for TIN
| benefit Of the association, and another ut date u
| be decided on hereafter in this city. The associ
alton. which Is bene yoleDt consists OF sevcEty-nv
| III embers.
| MEETING OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
| A regular meeting of the Academy of science
was held last evening at No. II West Thirty-tlrst
| st. No business transacted, but several min
| eralogcal specimens were exhibited. notably som
sulphide of copper from the south shore of LAX
Superior. DIR. A. X. Conkling described the Mex
| can process of amalGamatng silver ore without tn
use Of fire. The death IN Hanover of DIR. ];
Tellkampi was announced TO the members Here
after the Academy 10 10 meet III a room offered 10
Its use by Columbia College.
| GAMBLERS IN THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
| Charles Partridge, of the Produce Exchange, toll
Senator Blair's committee yesterday that 200
ont of the 5000 members belonging TO the E1
| change gamblers. lie condemned gambling
futures. and declared that the Government shoul
make II penal offence for man 10 sell what h
did not have. DIR. A. II. Bell. of Brooklyn. sal
that there were 10000 preyentable deaths IN New
York annually. The other witnesses We're OSmon
II. SchweIner. Daniel Harris, Charles Fnrbis
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