New-York tribune., 1884-02-17
the funeral of James NJ NJ. Amber Surgeon OF the
Jeanette, and an alumpus of the university

Jeannette, ana an dlunllluS vi 'ho
A NEGLECTED BURIAL GRouND.
The old Jewish burial ground in the NeW-DoMe.t,
near Oliver-st, contains the Teiuai,II ,n,aa ora
wealthy Hebrews some of the iolhDsco iotad cor1 ~
broken, and the ground Is IN nos'o'''u ''""'
tion.
THE PRINCETON ALuMNi.
The annual dinner of the lfineeInon n 0oiinSo inoys
aunni is appointed for March az end toasts
will be responded to by Attorney-ocnera' hie"s'ei'
Senator Colquitt and others
NOT A sURE-FooTED HORSE.
As Third-ave car was raltllng aiong 81, T,
sudden stop nearly threw the driver over ne 9asl.
board and Hurled the conductor against the front
door, his elbow shattering the glass.
PLANS OF THE soCIoLOGIC SOCIETY.
Mrs. Imogene C. Fales, presidentof the Sociologic
Society, will explain the socetys plan OF organza-
ton aud action at aneeting in Clearendon liai TO-
morrow evening. at which John Swinton VIII pre-
side and make an address.
STREET vENDERs' LICENSES.
Street verders are required. under the merchan-
disc ordinance, TO renew their Licences within one
year from the date of issue. Most of the Licenses
expire this month. The Mayors Marshal says that no
renewals will be granted unless applied for within
the year.
TEN STORIES OF FLATS.
The Chelsea flats on Twenty-Ihirdst., between
Seventh and Eighth aves ten stories III height, are
nearly completed. The front abounds in balconies.
This is one of the largest buildings OF the knd III
the city. 1t is situated between two churches.
THE DAYS OF THE OLD HOSE COMPANIES.
In BOwery pawnbrokers window is tiremans
silver trumpet of large SIZE which was presented IN
No. ii, by Gophar Mills, George w. Matseli, Mat
thew Brennan, Stephen I: HOyt, B. W. Osborne,
Charles McDougall, Cornelius V. Anderson, John
5. Belcher and others.
THE AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS.
The Aqueduct Commissioners held an executive
session yesterday. Mayor Edison was absent. Cor
advice on several questions that had arisen relative
to the construction of maps etc. needed by the en-
gneers in proceeding with their work.
OFFERING A REWARD FOR STOLEN PROPEihIYI, i,I
postal card FROM II. II. Leatherspoon OF Mala-
chucky, Tenn, making the following, declaration
" An everlasting niger got away WIN my PoGhe,f
knife and 10 cents in money ~. 5. currency; i2o1
the stolen property is offered as a reward Tor the
recovery of the same"
1.-THE CHEMI TRY OF GRAIN OF SALT"
Professor Babcock, of Boston, lectured at cooper
Union last night on "The Chemistry Of q Grain OF
Salt" The hall was well filed. The lecture was
illustrated by many chemical eXper iments practical
and interesting, which elected much applause, Inc
there is in the universe no more wonderful and
useful substance than the simple mixture OF
sodium and chorldeo.
RUNNING AWAY WITH HORSE AND CAB.
The police were looking last night for bav
horse and cab numbered ,237, owned by NJ. DAILY,
of No. 40 West Twenty-sixth-st, which were
West Tenth sts lady engaged the driver TO carry
her and her trunk from the house TO tne pranu & Ce
tral Depot and while he went into the house after
the trunk two thieves jumped on the cab and drove
rapidly down West-st. 1t was thought that they
had crossed one of the ferries to Jersey City.
SALES OF VALUABLE BOOKS.
George A. Leayitt d Co., on Monday NJ. March iaS D.
did library of the late Henry Z. Murphy, consisting
of g. 40 volumes, most of them relating TO America
On Monday February M ana E bpaEyS bGays
consisting Of 1,517 Volumes to which are added an
elaborately illustrated Shakespeare in 80 volumes
Forster's "Life of Dickens" and portion OF the
Scanlan collection of engravngs and drawings.
FIRST BRANDY, THEV CARBOLIC ACID.
Mrs. Emma Byrnes, of No. 25S West Houston-st
yesterday paid for the filling of two bottles, one
bolc acid. She wanted the brandy for herself and
the acid for some troublesome cockroaches After
finishing the brandy; however, she swaliowed part
of the acid also and an hour later the surgeons at
st. Vincent's Hospital were emptying her stonach
with a pump. They thought that she would re-
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
The police yesterday were directed to search for
James Clark, a grocer, age forty, Of, of No. ~
undcr circumstances which have caused his family
TO believe that he was robbed and murdered.
part of the stock in his store was pprchaseea re-
Gently from Mr. Walsh. a wholesale dealer at Wash
ingtOn and Little Twelfth SITS. Clark started LOT
Mr. WaIshs store on Saturday with $500 TO pay
Mr.. Walsh but he was seen soon after LEAVING wang
home in company with a susplclous-lOoklng man
in liquor store near the North River.
FUNERAL OF RICHARD G. RADwAY.
The funeral of Richard q. Radway was held AT
his house No. 333 West Fifty-seyenth-st., yester;
day afternoon. The Rev. A. Mackay smith read
fbe funeral service of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and the Rev. James ID. Wilson, Of the
Central Presbyterian Church. made short address.
The spacious house filled with mourning rela-
tiyes and friends. The coffin was covered with
wrcaths of white flowers and at ITS head was a
floral pillow with the word Brother on 1t. On
pedestals around stood harps. crosses and anchors
of flowers and green leaves. The burial will be at
Greenwood Cemetery at 10 a. III. to-day
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES OF FORTNIGHT.
At the Sanitary Bureau, IN the last two weeks,
cases of contagious diseases were reported as fol-
lows:
FEvERs. 80 2
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