New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
NETWORK CITY.


The dead body of an unknown man was found in
the North River yesterday at the foot of Twenty
thrrd-st
A CALENDAR FOR THE NEW YEAR
One of the first calendars for 1884 is that of The
Nec- York ObsGro, which ia compact in form, as
we'll as picturesque. Above the monthly calendar
sheets Is an oil print with figures representing
Shakespelre's seven ages of man.
DR. O'REIIY TO LECTURE.
The Rev. DR.. Bernard Q Reilly, the traveller and
lecturer will speak at ShlckeTng nal on NedagS-
day evening upon " The Old World versus the
New DR.. Demands Catholic and Protestant
friends will probably give him q warm welcome al
ter his three years absence.
IDENTIFIED AFTER MANY DAYS.
The body of the man who was found IN the Fast
River oil W9Tds Island on H0Vem Per l. Ti lGS
b. Hayes age tifty-thTee, OF No. OIL west thirty,
sixth-st 1t is supposed by his friends that lie fell
into the river accidentally.
WEEK or PRAYER BEGUN.
A weck of prayer among the Young Mems Christ
ian Associations throughout the world was begun
S cTptaISss, selected BY the International Commit
tee Of the Young Mems Christian Association, will
be the lessons used.
THE M'AULEY WATER STREET MISSION.
Spccial services were held at the McAuley Water
Street Mission last evening to commemorate the be-
ginning of the twelfth year OF the Mission. AID,
others The financial statement for the past year
shows deficiency Of several hundred dollars, The
coming year is SO, 500. 1t is proposcd TO establish
coffee house in connection with the Mission.
HELD FOR RUNNING OVER A BOY.
Frank Tyler, of No All last Ninetecnth-St;; en-
sOn-ave. Railroad, before Justice Power at the York
Vile Police Court Yesterday was charged with
dred-and-ffty -eighth-st: and MolTisIye on SatuT1
day afternoon, and causing injuries which Teulted
in his death. lie held for the action OF the cor
Oner.
THE NEW CoLORED CATHOLIC CHURCH.
business meeting OF the new colOIed CATHOLIC
Church of 1t. Benedict the Moor, at Bieecker and
lalA in mo gfI
the purpose of periecting the ARRANGEMENTS for the
dedication on November Is. Bishop Otarrell, Of
Trenton, n D., will oiiCate at the dedication cerc
monies, and Cardinal McCioskey has positively
promised to be present, If his health permits.
TEMPERANCE MIN NOT CAST DOWN.
Resolutions were adopted by the Manhattan
Tempcrance Association at its meeting III Cooper
Union Hall Yesterday afternoon approving the eX-
preston of the press of the Guy on temperance
work. Judge Maynard the Democratic candidate
for Secretary of state, was declared to have been
defeated in the recent elections because Of his syn
pathy with temperance legislation. - But he will
be the next Governor of tie state" declared the
President OF the Manhattan Temperance ASSocla-
ton. The Devil put hf foot 90 IN It when he de-
some other good man i'll the same way"
BROOKLYN.
William Cox, age two, who was fatally burned
at his home, No. 2l1 NavI-st, on Saturday, died
yesterday at the Brooklyn Hospital.
Some burglars made an unsuccessful attempt to
open the safe in the coal ONCE of j. NJ Bacon, at
No. 10 Reid-ave., at an early hour yesterday.
A collection for aiding young men studying for
the priesthood will be taken In all the Roman
Catholic Churches in the Diocese of Brooklyn next
Sunday
The Rev. William North Ri, Resi a professor in
Wesleyan University at MiddletoW9, Conn
preached yesterday III the Fleet Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Frederic Russell age twenty-four, of No. SO
pIince-st was arrested last evening upon the
charge of arson. James McCaigan, Of No. 50 Hud- !
son-lve, made the complaint against Russell !
charging that he set fire TO his house. starting the
flames III the rear basement
The thirteth anniversary of the Brooklyn Turn !
Vercin celebrated last evening III Turn Halle |
at MeScTOle and LOTimer sts. with music readings !
and athletic exercises. Addresses were made by
August IrnscheT, Robert Sucidcr and others. Hon
OTary diplomas were given to seventeen members
who had been in the society for over twenty-five
years.
A crowd of boys gathered in front Of the candy
store of Mrs. Henry Rcta, at No. 42l First-st, yes
terday afternoon, and seriously annoyed Mrs. Rcta
Her husband finally became so enragcd that he
took up revolver and tired at them, hitting John
"A -eesh wound in his thigh inflicted Reta WAS
arrested by Sergeant Reardon.
Rudolph Saust, age twenty-SiX, OF No. IS Metro
politan-ave, was arrested yesterday afternoon for
attempting TO commit suicide. He went home
drunk and began TO abuse his wife, who was sick
III bed When the other occupants OF the house III
terferTed Saust ATTEMPTED TO stab himself ia the
throat with tablcfolk policeman was found
who took him i'll custody.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-AbOut two hundred persons
met in Duer's Hall, JacksOn-aVC, yesterday after
noon Robert Lafan IN the chair and resolved that
efforts should be made TO prevent Mr.. Perry from
taking his seat as Mayor, on the grounds OF fraud
and intimidation.