New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-14
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
I'm oreor 10 moulded in the form of the Bartholdl
statue. ,n,
TINY icicles hung from the cross-ties OF the ele-
waited railways yesterday morning
Tho Citv Mission has elected NJ X; Jesup presl-
Ant and /. f. jackson secretary and treasurer
,rho charity Organization Society of this city re-
ots +Gat K S37 persons were assisted last month";
Miscbevous small boys enrage Bowery clothing
dealers by mixing up the placards OF prices on the
sidewalk Stock , ,,..o. f.or,
ojl the States who choose to attend Is 10 DC hciu III
Philadelphia, January IL.
Gcntlcmens hose with separate apartments 10
oentlemen's toes are among the hoVeites III io0'
srnor in some of the fashionable retail stOres'
Tho animal sermon on City Evangelization before
tbe New-York City Mission and tract Sqclety wI'
be delivered by the Rev Henry D.. an PSINt,sr}a9
on Sunday morning III 'io A
Church. ,r,,
mCnv,nor Woshin'ton must er been er siz' BILE man,
Jake eff he was as big as dat stanua ,S,, os tbev
Hams descendants to another Yesterday as SnJy
razed re1ectiyely on Wards statue NJ inc ouo-
Treasury. -
,o,y hall for the Harlem Young Mems ChrlS-
,an Aesocotion Is 10 be built Ill East One hundred
and twenty ffth-sreet at toial COST VI P'oooo'
of hich $4,000 has been raised
GOING AFTER A FORGER.
scrgont lanes Nc CURE, OF Inspector Byrnc's
staff went 10 Havana yesterday on the steamship
Cty of Alexandria for the purpose oil bringing DcA
| III j.
CHARLES pEIMONICO SECURES LEASE
Charles Delmonico has secured lease OF one inc
buildings No % Broad street ana Nos 20 ana 30
New street for five years from the Prince ESta'o'
ut an annual rental OF S2O,oOO'
UNDER CITY HALL Park.
s A. Cunningham is making estimates 9i tIG cost
Of constructing the arcade under t Ig i ia months
TO complete the undertaking With IL s''' won
under way.
INSTALLING NEW PASTORS.
II lac
tor of Faith Presbyterian Church, IN est 4oth-stY
ON Monday. The Rev. Wilbur i. Crafts VIII
he installed over the First Union Presbyterian
Church on December 20.
RICHMOND CoUNTY's BI-CENTESNIAr-
Duncan T. Norvell, Secretary of the Cominlttee
of Fifty having charge OIL 'ns Rinbm""d County
has compiled and published IN a neat pamphlet
the proceedings Of the celebration when occuireu
in November
TOTAL ABSTINENCE AMONG CATHOLICS.
meeting of the several divisions of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society OF NOVEL ork was held ht
Eichth-aye and Fifty last evening, me
hest met Rods for promoting the work ci the society
were discussed BY Philip Nolan, the Rev rather
Burns and the Rev. Thomas Mcmillan
JoURNEYlf.S TAHoRs PROTESTING.
Tho iourucyInau taiurs held "A mass meeting AT
the Concordia Assembly Rooms, IN ANenue-A, IaSt
evening to protest against the arbitrary rules OF
Tho rmnIryers and their n0n-rcccgnition Of union
men The meeting large and enthusiastic, the
spcechcs being made in the German language
THE woMAS's CRUSADE To BE cELEBIAIED;
The tenth anniversary oil The woman G! Iu
SADIE will be celebrated throughout the United
states on December %. About 5000 local socie-
ties in the several States and Territories belonging
10 the National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union are expected 10 take part
AFFAIR TO AID w0RKING-GIEIs.
Ladies' connected with tho churches Of Rev.
Mcssrs X. Hcbcr Newton, Robert Colyer and W.
= Williams will hold fair for the benefit OF the
rsw in Horticultural Hail. on Twenty-elghth-st.,
near Broadway. The sale of Christmas gifts VIII be
III order.
MIR. sHrRwoop's BAY WINDOWS.
Jobn IT. Sherwood yesterday filed plans for
his houses at Sixtl-avc. and observation-disclosures
twenty -second-st. The plans do not show any bay
windows on the fronts, although such windows
have been erected. Inspector Estcrbrook did not
approve the new Tlans, because such approval
might destroy all cause Oi action III 'he cOur'S
| apairlst Mr.. Sherwood.
OPPOSED TO A NEw TRADE BODY.
At n recent dinner of FTenchmen committee
was appointed 10 consider the adylsabillty OF or
nronosrd that "A meeting should be held at early
date to hear the report Of that committee. IL was
stated yesterday that there was no probability OF
such an organization being formed
THE NINTH AVENUE EXTENSION.
Mayor Edison sent n letter yesterday TO Corpora
ton Counsel Andrews in reference to the proposed
extension of the Ninth Ayenne street Kali
permitted to proceed with the work under the
supervision of the Department of Public Works,
with view to placing the tracks as to do the
least possible injury TO the roadway OF the BOule-
ward and that the best interests of the city will be
! subscrvcd thereby.
| ENTERTAINING TIE PATIENTS or CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Frank Lincoln the well-known humOrst gave an
enjoyable entertainment TO the patients III Charity
! Hospital, on Blackwelrs Island last evening.
! Sketches original, initiative aud musical, made up
| his programme. Miss Title BischOit sang and Miss
Bessie Mettler gave Instrumental music The whole
affair." which afforded great pleasure 20 the inmates
of the hospital, was arranged by Dr. l.. l.. Seaman,
! Chief of Stati.
NTIMONOpOIY AND THE THIRTEEN CLUB.
! Only enc member Of the Executive Committee of
! the Anti Monopoly League made his appearance at
! the KnckeTbOCkcT Cottage last evening and he
! was monopolizcd by the Thirteen Club, Of which he
! il n member. This Climb could not, however, make
room for his anti, having its own antsuperstltlon
| TO cater to. The club enjoyed its twenty-fOurth
! dinner.
| ENTERTAINING DESTITUTE CHILDREN.
! The Society for tho Relief of lIalf-Orphan and
| Destitute Childrc1 gave entertainment last
! evening at No. 81 West Tenth st. Several songs
and Rotations were given by the children, and ad
others Reports of the work for the year were
made by the secretary, Mr.. j. H. Sutherland tho
! treasurer, Miss Mary W. Bradley, and the phys-
| clan, Dr. Alvin NJ. Woodward.
THE RoDBrI,Y OF MRS wALDRoNs DIAMONDS.
! Justice White in the Tomis Police Court yestcr-
day. continued his examination IN the case OF
on Nav 80, from the Hat at No 4O7 East Seventy
ciphth-st occupied by Daniel Waldron, Of the Big
fo1r nc go thc stStcd
that he did not desire at present TO oicr any eY-
dcnco in defence of Lis client until the case reaches
! General Sessions Court.
! WORK or TIE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The order of the Knights of Honor, mutual ben
eft association, numbering $4,000 members III
this cOuniry held cOuvocatiOn last evening IN the
! Academy of Music. Judge K. II. Cochran, of Ohio,
| the Grand Dictator Of the order IN this country,
said that tire order was started in 1873 and since
| then it lad paid to widows and orphans of mem
| bcrs ten and IL quarter mill dollars. The Rev.
Dr. George H. Itcpworth also made an address.
| EFFECTS OF LAUGHING GAS.
| Dr. Cotton Il dentist, gave lecture on AIMS
tletics in the lower hall of the Cooper Institute
Yesterday. After lis lecture several men from the
audience came the stage and inhaled the nitrous
oxide gas. Their antics were amusing TO the atl-
Cotton in his arms aud walked him TO and fro,