New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-20
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1,191; births G12; deaths,
SIC; marriages, 1876.
John b. Cough will deliver lis lecture on Blum
ders' in the C.urch Of the Divine Pate nifty to-
morrow evening.
Justice Patterson. at the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday was presented with marble lion
papeT-we ght, by Father R0rdan.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver his illustrated
lecture on southern Cathedrals of England al
Chickeriug Hall next Wednesday afternoon.
Alexander 4. Combs homeless man, age thirty,
fell down the cellar stairs at No. SunOlk-st. yes
terday while intoxicated and was killed instantly.
The Rev Mr.. Kimball yesterday distributed . / )
loaves of bread. barrel of onions aud 80 pounds
of corn meal to poor women aud children.
A PART or ESSEN MARKET FOR SALE.
The southern half of the lower floor of the old
Essex market is To be sold at auction on January
20 for market purposes only. The lease Is for ten
years from Nav l.
woMAN's PITIFUL CONDITION.
Clara Wilson, at the Dclancey-st. police station
early yesterday morning, t9ld a Pltinl stSry OF
want and exposure. One of her feet was tOIou.
She was sent TO Bel evue Hospital.
LOADED CANAL-BoAT SUNK.
loaded canal boat owned by the Wilkes barre
Coal Company was struck by the wheel Of the
steamship City of Atlanta, at Pier No. y North
River, yesterday afternoon, and sunk.
PRESENTED 10 AN ALABAMA MINISTER.
In Bowery paWnbr0ker's sales Store Is IA large
and handsome gold-headed cane with an lnsc1DtIon
showing that IT was presented III 1850 to the Rev.
-, popular minister III Montgomery, Ala
bama.
ACCIDENT TO EX-SENATOR CRAGIN.
FIX United states Senator \. III. Cragln, OF No. 20
East Twenty -second-st. this city, upon going out
of the house days ago, slipped and FELL receive
ing a compound fracture of tine collar bone, and u
serious injury to the left shoulder.
DIR. PARKEi!s CONDITION.
DR.. Willard Parker Is still seriously sick. His
condition during the week has undergone but little
change. On Friday he rallied somewhat and passed
several comfortable hours but yesterday he reapScd
into even greater weakness than before. The
change, however, was not such as to cause any in
mediate alarm.
OFFICERS OF TIE TITANS.
The following Iitans regnant we're elected yes
terdav in the Union of the IItans: John b. Wood
ward {. lief; Alfred Wagstatt, Russell ID. Hyde,
Charles A. DOiemus John NentN Orth. y. l.. Mac
donald and Charles G.. Hartmann magndtcs; Mgcr-
soil Lock God, curator; James ). Farley bursar; }.
lrumLull Smith. high priest, and John a. ScatOn,
bearer of the Titan Ueaker.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING.
John Ferguson, a homeless man. attempted to
iump on board the steamboat Rhode Island when
the vessel was leaving her pier yesterday afternoon.
lie fell into the water and was Rescued with DIM
Guilty. by Policeman John Brown Of the Steamboat
Squdd. Policemen Sullivan and Delaney, Of the
Seventh Precinct, heard a cry for help and saw a
man struggling in the East River AT Per No. ~
last evening They rescued INN and sent him to
the Cham beTs-Strect Hospital. lie said that he was
Henry Quinn, of No. 2Z2 Clifton place. Brooklyn.
THREE HORSFs BURNED To DEATH.
A fire, supposed o. have been caused by Grelcss
use Of matches broke out last evening In the stable
Of Feeney IL DeyannY. III the reaa Of NO. 3O4 East