New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-05
NETWORK CITY.


A Pearl-st. liquor sellers significant name Is A.
Horn.
The new tint "Tabac," is a subdued snuif
color.
Cold weather is the blacksmiths harvest: Horses
have to have their shoes calked every le" uays.
Philharmonic music" is what an owner OF an
East side "diveD calls part of the performance.
A Broadway confectioner displays in his win dow
the steam ship Nomandie, made entirely OF candy
The third annual dinner of the inspectors and
captains of police will take place III Denohlco vi
January 81. ~
An offer Of General Stone TO lecture on " Ell
MahdiD for the benefit Of the Pedestal tund mas
been accepted.
The upper corridors of the Post once are i not
heated The elevator boys have TO wear theu over
c oats to keep warm.
The furniture dealers on. Chatham-st. and the
Bowery 50 greatly bstruct the sidewalks with thelf
goods as to annoy pedestrians.
Blanche Clifford, of Philadelphia, returned 10 her
home Yesterday II is said that there was nothing
! in her adventure that was discreditable.
The Now-Haven feet of steamboat. now consists
| of the O. H. Northam, Elm City CONTINENTAL, New
Haven and Eleanor +. Peck, all In good condition.
A clock representing tobacco bag bearing tho
usual revenue stamps and labels 10 being snppIeu
TO the customers of Il tobacco manufacturing HIm'
Justice Power in the Yorkville Police Court yes
terday. held Christian Krooss, the alleged president
of the A. b. c. Union OF grocers CLERKS, Ill qo'VOo
! bail.
! The Roman Catholic Church Of All Saints has
| upon property at Madson-aYe ana Ohe-huH'Ieu-
! and-tweuty-nlntl-St
| There was a delay of forty minutes shortly after
! o'clock Yesterday morning on the BRIDGE Tail-
! yyqv caused hy switching engine No. running OH
/ the track Oh the Brooklyn slde'
4 PLAN FOR HEATING CARS.
A sign facing outward on the windows OF the
Second-ayp surface cara reads, This car is heated
As the sign faces the sidewalk, the passengers are
not aware Of the fact.
A BOY RUN OVER AND KILLED. 100
! agpf y. s.
! East Fourth.st., was run over and klHed ny q
! brewery wagon i'll Broadway at lhHteehih-SI'
| Yesterday. The driver was arrested
GLAZE or ICE. ,
The only 81 e method of crossing Park-ave. In the
neighborLood Of Seventieth-st is on the hands aud
knees By crawling to the middle of the street one
can slide the rest of the way with perfect ease
TOO FAR INTO THEIR TROUSERS.
As two slightly built fashionably dressed young
men, with trousers turned up at the bottom crossed
Fulton-,t Yesterday one boo black hailed another
with, Hey. Billy! Them dudes has got too lar inter
! their pants"
no SKATING BEFORE MoSDAY.
| ono skating before Monday under the most
! favorable circumstances,' SAID superintendent
! jones 10 a TRIBUNE reporter yesterdaL, ,b1i II
this weather hod t. then look out fol the ball at
! daybreak'
INCREASE 90 CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
| The receipts OF duties npOn imports ana WITH
drawals from bond at the Custom House TINS week
have been nearly 100000 greater than during the
! same period last year. The amounts received we're
$685., 7O2 upon imports aud $lGl,7O4 upon with
drawals.
IN HONOR OF FORMER PASTOR.
memorial service in honor OF the late Rev. Dr.
| Thomas d. Anderson will be held on Monday morn
ing in the Fist Baptist Church at Thirty -nlnth-5t
and Park-aVc. Sermon by DR.. ATmltagc. ana al
dresses by DTs. John Hall, Prime, Newman ana
Sampson.
REMOVED AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Register Reilly yesterday removed James Town
send in order to make room for Henry &. Murphy
Mr. townsend has been connected with the Office
| for twenty-five years; he hTst entered upon ms
flYr
chief index clerk.
TWO wEII-KNowN BOXEEs MATCHrp.
Joseph pendeTgast, of Brooklyn, and Hugh Bnrns
! of England will nave a match with gloves III Madl-
son Square Garden on Monday evening. Both men
are well known IN sporting Circles ana in9 zen
money il Wagered on tho result. IcdCIBdSl Is mo
! favorte i'll the betting.
PREPARING A NEW EXCISE BILL.
Forty members OF the lXth Assembly District
! Liquor Dealers Protective Association mot at No.
! 2s6 Blccckcr-st. yesterday. The PRESIDENT John
! Cavanaugh, stated that the association would EN-
poy counsel to have liberal exc $50 bill drafted and
presented to tho Legislature at thu present session.
STATE vEIEKNAKY ASSOCIATION.
! The Ncw-York State Veterinary Association
| was organized last evening at a meeting hGld III
Cooper Institute. DR.. X. W. Finlay was elected
! president; DR.. Plagcnan and d. Ralph Ogle,
Independents; Dr Middleton, of Ncwburg treas
| urcr; Dr. JacObus, secretary.
CoMMoDoRE, UFsnuR TO REPAIR THE PATROL.
! The Board of Police received communication
! FROM Commodore john H. Upshur, of the United
States Navy Offering tt repair the steamboat PatrQl
|
Government tug boat Catalina. An order was given
to Captain schultz TO take the Patrol to the Navy
| Yard immediately.
TIE FLOUR TRADE ovERDONE.
Speakug of the recent destruction by fire of three
Western nuuTlng mills, one OF IL group OF produce
merchants SAID yesterday: We'll, they are better
| of with their insurance. The Hour trade has been
! down since the new wheat came in and the demand
| from abroad lcsscucd. The margins arc too small
now Ior any but big mills to make money!
CnALGED WITH KOBBlNG MS EMPLOYER.
a, IN "A
Forty -sixth-st., caused the arrest yesterday of
Daniel Couey, a driver Oh charge OF having col
! lccted $3.50 from their customers and failed to
make any return OF it, He was held in 81 1000
bail by Justice Murray in the Yorkyille Police
Court. acknowledgements
James Arnold, who formerly was IN the employ
! of W Ii. Goadby, banker at No. > Wall-st., pre-
seuted a forged check for $3.50 ON Monday at the
| Fourth National Bank. The cashier, suspectng
that the check was forged, refused to give the
money to Arnold, aud he was arrested yesterday
and locked up at Police Headquarters.
BILLS IN HE INTEREST OF wORKiEN.
The Amalgamatcd Trade and Labor Union met
last night. at No. 10 Stanton-st., Kenneth Nc
| KenZlc IN the char. Il o Legislation Committee
| reported that they had agreed on their bills 10
push through tho Legislature. If possible, ono for
| new Mechanics Lien law, one Tor the adjustment
ten-hOur law.
RUNAWAY N BROADWAY.
horse attached to a coupe owned and driven by
Thomas Mcdonnell. of No. 5GS Lexington
took fright at Broadway and FOurtcenth-st. and
ran short distance in Broadway at 3;45 Il. IN. yes
terdny. Mcdonnell was thrown from his seat but
escaped injury. Edward liolladay, of No; 10 Car
mIne-st, attempted TO stop the horse but was
| knocked down aud injured severely by the animal
He was sent to the New-YOrk Hospital Uy the pU-
lice.
A LIQUOR DEALERS ORGANIzATIOS.
A number Of Wholesale and retail liquor dealers
of the First Ward met last evening, at No. 81 New
| ChurCh-st aud organized "A Liquor Dealers Pro-
toctye Association. A constitution and bylaws
were adopted AID the following officers wero
elected Thomas Keenan,, president; Max d. Stern,
yicc-pTcsidcut; John +. Ryan aud Martin Wtte,
secretaries; Jacob WaubeTger, treasurer, aud
Charles BOhliu-, scTgcant-at-arms.
CHANCES ~ TIIE POLICE FORCE.
At a meeting OF the Board of Police Yesterday,
PatrOlman ilcnrv llnIlbut, Of The Iwcnty- thIra