New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
| &C. C. W." sends 81 for the Seeds family
The annual dinner of the Princeton alumni VIII WI
occur on Tuesday evening, April III, al Deniou'0o
The small boy In large numbers now hauh.s , olo
entrances OF the Madison Square Garden for peep
| at the wonders within.
The polce are searching fer Henry G. Auli a
bOokkeeper at No. $40 Eleyentn-aVe,, anu Who "a
| an inmate OF the Fatbush Lunatlc Asylum WIN 10
| missing. ,,r.,
The Female Academy of the, Sacred Heart t- has
sold the property on the north slde OF OhS
| andtwenty.sxth-st., 100 feet west OF Ninth-a'e''
| for $500. ...
The annual meeting of the New:York Association on
of the alumni of the University hnrsdag evening
| held at the ROssmore Hotel on lnuisu"! 0'1S
March 20. at z o'clock.
At the second sale of Dr. Kings library yesterday,
at Clinton Hall, Murrays edition OF Byr;ons ,co
brought $685. and " The GeneIai o p1o en "pni'"
| Dictionary by Alexander Chalmers $l| oo'
SEEING UNwHoLRsoMR MEAT.
| The meat inspectors informed tho Board OF
Health Yesterday that during the past te iqT deTcd
| for sale in this city, aud 5000 pounds OF other
meat unfit for food.
AN ELECTRICAL LECTURE AT COLUMBIA " Co ~ i
The Storage of ELECTRICITY illustrated Dy IAN IN,
tern views and apparatus VIII be dlscu ss ny
Professor George r. Barker at Columbia C0ilege, OH
Friday evening" under the auspices oil the Oho'iic"
| Society of the School of Mines
FAIR IN AID OF ST. LUKE's HOME:
| At ST. Luke's Home for Iudigent Christian fe-
males, at Madison-ave. and Eight y-nntn-st, =
festival Will be held tomorrow, at whlGn Iancy nnp
useful articles. aud refreshments may De OOtalueu.
Music and Rotations Will he the feature oil tno
| evening.
TIE POWER OF THE NEW FIRE-BoAT. ,.
The pumps of the new hrc-boat Lophar MINIS
| were tested Yesterday at the foot OF GOuVerheurI
| St. in the presence of the Ere commissioners. anu
they worked SATISFACTORILY Eight are ST, so,en a
were thrown at one time distance OF 100 ieeti ana
SIX streams of the same size were thrown %oo lcct'
HIGH RENTS N HARLEM.
| The Harlem landlord has no cause To Complain
baNTn hnnn
creased ordinary houses TO let are promptly taken
| IN many cases without being entered by the new
| tenants. Many tenants who gave up their houses
in the nope of renewing their leases Later at INC ou
| raj es are thus doomed to disappointment.
NOTABLE PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
The steamships departing lot Europe to-'lay snTW
| a marked increase in the number of passcngere Inc
Duke de Morny the Countess de ScsmasOns Baron
die la Grange. aud the Rev. Father 7. ~ Magdlne
sail the abrador for Havre ana uIan' vngi
| sang will saul on the Fulda for Bremen.
A POLICEMAN BEATEN BY RufTIANs,
band OF rufians were creating disturbance llsV
! night at SIxty-e ghth-strect and Ienth-aVenue
| when Officer lTol. of the lhlrty-ns st Frecihct at
tempted to arrest the nnG-leader. HIS coInp1nohs
upOn the officer and rescued the prsohII III h ,"o
row the policeman was struck upon tine heaI Dy
| stone which inflicted severe scalp.wound lie
was taken to the hInety-ninth Street Hospital
DAMAGES FOR HIS sons DEATH.
| John b. McPhlhps, boy, in attempting 10 cross
| the track of the New-York. New-llayen and Hart
ford Railway in May, 1881, got his foot caught be-
tween rails, and before ne cOulu oDtaiu dSsiSV
ance was run over by tram and killed MS lalheI
| as administrator of his estate, yesterday IN the
Court of Common Pleas, obtained verdict against al,
the company for 5000 as damages LOT DIS uea'h'
| NOT ONE DOLLAR MISSING.
| The Executive Body OF the Parnell Land League
| met in UniOn-place last night, Nj. Is Gallagher pre-
| siding President Gallagher spoke 0i the TACT tuat
of The thousands of do lars that the Irish ia Amer
lea had recently transmitted 10 Ireland through lho
! leagues uot ono had ~ yet gone Hstray. Inc con
| dnct of the League treasurer was compared with
that of more recent bank managers, considerably 10
the advantage OF the former.
TIE END or NE'ER-DO-w ELL
| The Coroner's Oflirc received notice yesterday oil
the sudden death of Ne- ~adcrOurg. age torty-hve,
a lodger at No. "a NashinR'on-st. SadeTpuIg,
well educated aud frequently spoke of n wealthy
married sister ln Minnesota and his twin brother
colonel IN the Russian infantry stationed at "ur-
temberR.
WOMEN FIGHTING WITH CLEANERS.
Eliza Wilson and Margaret Calvin tenants az No.
SOL Third-aye. engaged IN hght at tholr resldehcs
| bruises upon each other. Mrs. Calvin terminated
the ahIay by cutting her opponents arm with a
| butchers ceaver Both women were brought To
the YOrkville Police Court Yesterday and MIS-. va
win gave bonds in $500 TO answer ior the assault
"NUMBER ONE" ~ A POLICE STATION
Between midnight and morning yesterday XIV
| inQston-st. TcsOunded with the screams 0l young
| man named John Meany who snrieked that ne was
Number One" and that the detectives were on ms
track. The asst proved true, ana nc was lockru up
| Al the Essex Market Court in the afternoon Jus
tce Patterson thought HIM incapable OF taking care
| of number one, and committed him 70 the custody
| OF the Commissioners OF Charities anu Correction
BUYING COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT.
The seat the Cotton Exchange OF Eugene
Burger who failed several months ago. was sold at
auction by Superintendent l.. k. Powers for the
benefit OF creditors, yesterday. 1t was bid IN by
Henry Godthwaite Tor w. S. Duff, who lInme-
dately flied an Application for ilncnbershlP. Inc
price paid 1880, aud as there are no transfer
fees and the dues ar paid until June, 1t becomes
| really worth about 1000.
THE LONDON FISHERIES EXHIBITION.
Professor G.. Brown GoOdc, in charge OF the dis
play made by this Government at the International
| Fisheries Exhibition, at South Kenslngton. Eng
land will sail this morning on the Cunard steamer
Pavona. Three OF the delegation departed on
| Wednesday and the rest will follow soon. Fish
CommlssioueE Blackboard will send fresh specimen;
| of American fish weekly. Among the prizes offered
is one OF So 900 for the best lie-bOat and tackle.
TO BUILD VESSELS FOR THE COAST TRADE.
Articles of incorporate ion of the Barry-Baya Mer,
| chants Line were filed Yesterday. The objects ol
the company stated to DO to hire and build
vessels TO ply upon the rivers of the Atlantic coast
and especially TO encourage commercial relatioh'
between Fernandlna and Enterprise, RIA; Inc
, capital stock is fixed at 100000 Adolph d.
Barry, George Po0genburg, Lewis Sauveur and
IIanaro I. Baya are trustees for the first year
THE OBSERVANCE OF DECORATION DAY.
The Grand Marshal Tor Decoration Day, James IL
| Horner, through his Adjutant-General aud chief OF
staff, J. Z. julius Langben. requests an military
in The parade of May 30 TO report their intention
without delay, for assignment IN the line Commit
tees having charge OF transportation, nowers ant
other matters coming under the marshal's snpervl
SION, are requested to report full particulars al
| speedily as practicable
| A sCUOOI-HoUsE REPORTED UNSAFE.
The small. frame school building IN Sixty eighth
ST. near the Boulevard, charge of the Childreni
, Aid Society," was reported 10 he unsafe yesterday
} by Examiner Seaton, of lthe Bureau of Buildings
| The foundation posts have become rotten and The
weather boarding Is loose and partly worn out
Repairs, suggested by the Examiner, were ordered
by Mr.. EsterDrook. The buildings Nos 10l anC
1863 BiOOme-st and 1872 Worth-st. were reported
as unsafe also.
YOUNG MR.. FENDER NOT HERE TO BUY STOCK.
James Fender, the eldest of John Pender
managing director of the United States Direct Cab,
Company arrived IN this city from London on Mon
: day. IL was reported that Mr.. Pender's visit wa
connected with proposed large purchase Of West
ern Union Telegraph stock byan English syndicate
! connection with telegraph matters. He will max,
T tour OF this country and Canada, occupying sew
/ eral months.
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