New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Yesterday there was no change in Dr. Parker
condition.
The Hebrew Free School in East Broadway ma
225 scholars.
Darl, fan is the favorite color for holland window
shades of private houses.
General Sheridan has accepted the presidency o
National Rifle Association
MANY of the little crossing-sweepers reaped q
harvest of pennies yesterday.
Premature Easter eggs already appear in thu
| windows of hasty candy stores
Generals Pierola and Prado sailed for Aspinwal
yesterday on the steamer Colon.
The Italian quarter in CrOsby-st. 10 now Tho
| flthiest part of the city.
Marchae Mel and Bon Silene roses are twenty
| cents each. Jacqueminots are scarce.
Nearly $25 900 has been raised for the new Church
of the Sacred Heart (R. c., i'll West Fi1tyirst-st.
Bows of all ages and sizes who beg for " checks
| numbers
Justice Donohue did not decide Yesterday re-
| gardng the conviction of BILLY" MeGlory, but
| will do so on Monday.
| The handsomest valentines this season are
delicatey hand painted on raised cushions of pale
| tinted satin and velvet
Customs officers seized fifty bottles of liquor and
twenty-five yards of lace which were concealed on
| the steamer Westernand yesterday.
The sale of the church in Sixth-ave. opposite
West Third-st, of which the Rev. Il. 5. Fairchlld
is pastor. is under discussion.
A fair for the benefit of the French Catholic
Church of st. Vincent de Paul i'll west twenty
thrd-st. will be held after Easter
Edward Goodle, one of the robbers Of Luther
Church, was held for trial yesterday in the Jeher-
son Market Police Court, i'll $4,000.
mission for Jews has been started at Allen and
Grand sts, with preaching at p M. on Saturdays,
free reading room is open in the evenings.
Nearly hundred persons applied for work at the
emplOyment-bureau of the Bowery branch OF the
Ch,iot AcoO fionv
John b. Finch, of Nebraska. will speak on Con
stitutional Prohibition before the American Tenn
perance Union in Chickering Hall, at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
eran Association of the First of New Ork Mounted
Rifles will take place in KnickerbOcker Cottage Oh
February 10.
Arrests last week. 1,191 births, 543; deaths,
627; marriages, 173; Mayors marshal licenses;
I75 for which 1892 rs was received in fees, and
Croton water rents 900, 4lS 10.
mass of requiem for Mgr Hostlot will be sung
in ST. Francis Xavier's Church on Tuesday, at 1880
a. m. The Rev. p +. OF Hare, of Brooklyn, Will be
the ceebrant The students of the college will at
tend in a body.
STOCK EXCHANGES CONNECTED BY NEW WIRES.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company has
finished the construction OF two additional miles
between NewYOTk and PHILADELPHIA aff9rding di,
rect connection between the Stock Exchanges OF
the two cities. The wires are duplex.
THE ARIoN BALL.
At the Arion ball on February Il the procession
will issue from wine cask forty feet in diameter
and, will contain colossal wagons representing
the seasons and huge chariot will show the cleo
tric light of the future, while caTlcatures of lead
the ing men will be numerous.
FREE READING FOR SAILORS.
free reading room for seamen is sustained by
the Seamen's Society Of the Port of New-YOrk at
Catherine and Madison SITS. All seamen desir-
ing to write to relatives and friends are supplied
with stationery and postage free OF charge.
chapel adoins the reading room in which services
are held every evening.
WANTED IN TROY FOR LARCENY.
At the Tomb; Police Court Sa yeMsterdsy Patrick
charged with larceny committed In Troy, n. I: In
conjunction with William File and William Karas
II is charged that he has been rObbng Tine a. Co.,
collar manufacturers. He was remanded.
Mr. KIMBAIDs DISTRIBUTION.
The Rev. Mr. Kimbal distributed 1900 pounds
of fish and 800 lOayes of bread Yesterday afternoon
at the City Hail. There were 800 applicants
letter of recommendation is required now from each
person asking for food, signed by the applicants
landlord minister or sergeant OF the police pre-
cinct in which she lives.
MEETING OF THE COACHING CLUB.
The monthly meeting and dinner of the Coaching
Club was held last evening at Pinard's. 1t was
thirty-fve to forty. The date Of the annual parade
of coaches was fixed for the last Saturday in May.
Oliver lselin aud }. K, Roosevelt will run coach
this summer, first to Meadow Brook, and afterward
to Pelham.
A STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS LICENSE SUSPENDED
The Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels, in the
sloop-yacht Ariel and the steamboat Thomas r.
Way, which occurred in the Kills last summer, have
exOnerated the yacht from all blame andsuspended
the license of Captain Cornelius Kinney, master and
pilot of the steamboat for violation of the Rules of
Navigation.
THE CIVIL SERVICE AND CITY employees.
Corporation Counsel Andrews has decided that
the subOTdinates of the County Clerk and the Dis
trict Attorney 90 not come under the provisions of
the Municipal Civil Service law, but he has not
given an opinion regarding their relations to the
tl,a Twill has not rafn
cided respecting the exemption of the clerks of the
Common Council from the operations OF the Mu-
nicipal Civil Service.
CHARGES AGAINST DEPUTY sHERIFFs.
Justice Barrett Friday severely criticised two
of the Sher's deputies for their sorderly actions
in a divorce case. He said that it was his duty to
Davidson said yesterday that he had suspended |
the ofcersas lac heard of their misconduct,
Maurice Myer aud Myer Elsas No complaint had
been made against them before.
THE NIAGARA FALLS RESERVATION.
Tie commissioners for the reservation of land |
IN the vicinity of the Falls of Niagara met yester
day in the Office of Andrew II. Green. Congress- |
mau DOrshemcr, who occupied the chair, stated |
the Commissioners of Appraisement, Matthew Hale,
of Albany, Luther Il. Marsh, OF Now-York and |
Pascal +. Pratt of Buffalo, hadappOntcd February |
% for meeting at Niagara Falls, to the property
and TO appraise It,
LONG HOURS OF CAR CONDUCTORS
On Broadway street car yesterday, a conductor |
said al start ont at o'clock in the morning from
to the City Hall | am required to
make Gig t trips-that Is down town and back. | /
get through at 1O12 o'clock at night OF later Out |
Of this time get short lay of for dinner and sup
per. Our first car goes out at o'clock. Every man
has lis regular hour of starting and quitting. On |
the Broono street route a conductor makes niue
rips per day.
CHILDREN RESCUED FROM FIRE.
While Sanitary Policeman Miles Murphy was in
The tenement hOuse No. 10 Mmetta-st., yesterday
morning fire broke ont in the rooms of James
Linwo0d on the top floor. Mrs. Linwood had gone
put leaving her three children, Ernest, age SIX,
Lillian age four, and Emma, a baby, locked in a
Murphy kicked the door down and with
liiiicnlty rescued the children. Firemen ex-
ingushed the fire after it had caused damage
If Sl25.