New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09
NETWORK CITY.

Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: NOS; 20
Ferry-st, IA AlleD-st. and 800 west iIty loui
James II. Rutter, third vice president OF the new
yorL Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
has entirely regained his heal III, when ior oon
siderable time was seriously impaired.
pronertv on the south side of West rwenty-thlrd-
st. west of Seyenthave, 10 ieet oy o9 tbs Chelsea
sold by Moses L. Ingrrsoll and wiie W lho onoi"'
an apartmen-theus organzatloh'
The new church of the One-hundred. and-n me,
teeutb Street Methodist Episcopal Society, IN Gas'
ndred-and-eighteenth-S'' 10 iAp' ~
preaching completion,
urncuENr ON A DIsTIILER's BOND.
Judee Coxe, OF the United States District Court,
vesIerday granted motion forJudgment III tne caoe
on distIller's bond amounting To ABOUT @lo'ooo'
PIN OVER AND KILLED BY AN ICE WAGON
Maria Rosa little Italian grl, whose nome was
at No. 3l2 Motts was run over ana K Se.,e2daV
ice wagon at Grand-st. ana the bo"9ry yesterday
The drlyer of tue wagon was airesteu'
FMPANELLING A GRAND JURY.
Tho Grand larry was empdnelleu yesterday IN tne
criminal branch of the Unlted states CHculV Sou
Charles H. Deleyan, an Insurance Droher OF NO Az
Snruce-st was appointed foreman: ABOUT zen
casee we're laid before the jury Oy Assistant Dstrlct
Attorney Fiero
succEssruL pEsCRNTs OF WAGON THIEVES
"N agon- thieves" recently nave maze seVeIai
snccessiuI descents upon goods piled on inc sue
walks In front of sIo,es. case OF pistols, Woi vi
S45U wasstoen from IN front OF NO loI ~ "o
on Saturday, and on The same day a pale Oh goous'
yauurd at 1000 was stolen from truck IN rour-
teentn-st. The goods belonged to w. ~ j. Sloane
BEARS IN PROPULSION.
An extensive efOrt To rear the meat inarkee was
made Yesterday, wncn Il carcass OF fresnly slauBn-
tered bear was nung III front ol Park TO" reStau
rant bearing the announcement thaI IL "ouIu oJ
eaten to-day Al the same lime hve oear paccu
usoriIv mn and down the WINDOW OF broadway
store. whlle another bear decorated Bowery Will
dow.
SALE OF THE NJ RRITT LIBRARY; ,-,,
The frst uly's sac oil the JrarJ Ol tHe late WI
"A al held Yesterday anu
evening, 1T Clinton Hall. Inc Ieaturo ol Ho 80 ia
Was Tue hIga price reanZcd by he "eLutlca. DlCA-
ems In mt -tulUe volumes, DiOuIhI9 ga ~, anu ho
Encyclopedia Brll annIcd,' twenty-five 'oiuho0'
ST. The sac will be continued to-day.
DEATH OF An OLD NEGRO MINSTREL =, p
Michael Campbell Laiva.,, better huOWu az VI u
Campbell Oi the Oldest hesro hhsIe, 20 20 y, IA,
ers ~ Ihe county died as his nome. NO. 2o3 est
Nmeteenth-s.., OH saturday night ne was 0oIn ~
IOudon IN 1917. WAS once at Wood - Mlh't'eI cal
No. All broadway was al dlnrrehI tl'ies
ed with the Melville Mnstleis feilo"ss hilsIiolS'
Dan Br, ant aud George ChIlsty'
JAMES LACEY THE BROKER, HELD FOR TRIAL
Inc rxa ninltion on the conpl lint of Ferdinand
g. Whitaker Of No. Pu G.mn; TX Rioter Of No.
Mull-st o, having defrauded him out OF @l,4Oo Ny
false representatIons, was ended before justice
Power yes erday at the omOs ToiIco Nou -, ~
prisoner was committed for tn u III tue CouII Vi
General Sessions III default OF 81 ,ooO
OFFICERS OF THE MARITIME EXCHANGE:
The annual election OF ths Maritime Association
n
Mar time Exchange. I"o hundred ana lOIty ne"
lueuUers were admitted uaNing the present ueIn
bership 005 The following Officers were elected
for the ensuing year: PiesiirDi, Chdtes / LI"eH'
vice-nrrsldeut joan L. Townsrndj treasurer,
Alb II H. Bro Sn. anu Secretary. Frances W Tough
ton.
MEETING OF ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.
ST I,eoI ge's Cricket Club held IT'S annhal meet
ing last nj ht at sOlari's. and elected tue follow
Ing officer for the ensuing year fresldent, ~ d.
Gilbert; ce-prrsident. l. H.. Moeran treasurer,
rive Commute, William II. Roper. jr George l.
Green. William ShIpprn, w. h. Glyn, ana r. n.
Saunders. proposition 10 Ly new .en1 ~ sout %
al uoboken was discussed, d George UleS was
reengageu AS professional for he season.
TExEMExT-moUsE cIGARMAkING.
Al a meeting of The central Labor Union at Gar
endon Hall It was announced that ir
would be held at Cooper Institute on January TO-
unuer Tie auspices OF the ClgarMsAers Progressive
Union TO protest against ihe tThe zen, mouse ~ .
ten of clgar-makng. bill mas OeeD laIyuIcou ~,
the Legislature By Senator Grady providing Tor the
abolition Of tbs practice Az sanitary measure
The mass-lnceting 10 be addressed by speakers III
Euglish Bohemian and Geimah'
THE CHURCH WORK OF DR. CHALMERS.
The Rev Mr. Jolly, OF Edinburgh, l3st evening
addressed an audience composed largely OF Scotch
residents OF the CITY, AT the Br9adway laGcf ie'
augurated by DR.. Thomas Chalmers. tho Emnicnt
Scotch Divine" Mr.. Jolly Ii pastor OF chuTcn IA
Yves port, one of the most squalld parts OF IDA "a
LurQh Ii was established by the Efforts OF Or.
Chalmers only q short time before his death.
MEETING OF YOUNG RfPUBLICANs.,
The Young Mems Republican Tub, at NO 463
uadison-nye last night reelected James W. Halves
oresident Gilbert X. Halves recording secretary
and A. b. Price treasurer. r. ;. Fowler, who Is
charged by Appraiser Howard with holding sine
cnr- place under General Appraiser Ketohum,
offered a resolution which was adopted, tina king
the President the appointment OF Mr. hetchum as
Appraiser.
FAILURE OF A MILLINERY FIRM.
L. Wolf g. Co.. wholesale dealers I'D millinery and
fancy goods, of No. $40 East Iwenty-thlrd-st, are
the same firm Theodore Welisch * Co. Of Tue
son Arz whose failure wah announced by ueIe-
graph Yesterday The goods were purchased IN THIS
nit,E and nnvlnr1fa mnde here in the naIpe of l..