New-York tribune., 1884-02-29
NETWORK CITY.

Work on the new spie on oIaco Nhu1'n s W.
slowly.
An old man who sells newspapers in PARK Row
resembles Mr. Irving's makeup "a Louis AL
II understood that Archbishop Gibbons of Bal
timore has taken passage on Ihe Uiiiia' INA" '0"'
Liverpool tomorrow
Tba Rev Patrick Burns who has been danger
ouslv sick having recovered his health, mas DeeI
assigned to duty as assistant at SalhI retei
in Barclay-st.
The Ninth Ward of New-York has population OF
over IS. 600 Inhabitants nearly 10000 OF whom
are native Americans.
an H. s." sends to this Office $50 for the sutiereas
by the cyclone In Georgia, ana ASKS mhoi0 Oi
may be sent for them. A.,
During the thirteen years pasorate OF Ut. aG g.
Arthur Calvary Baptist Church mas mcIe"'ou IL
membership from DAB to l,lZo.
Tho Broadst. building of the Western Union
TELEGRAPH Company six stories IN height, Is nearly
comp leted and will be occupied in May.
The Mott Haven station Of the New-iiayen Rail
way is known to the natives as the od ni1Ig here
Yard y so many employees have been lnIured thoIo
The Italian mission in NOrth-st., under the charge
of the Episcopal Church, is making good ptoerSSsS,
Nearly 200 Italian children go 10 'ne 0uHu"'
| school,
| Police Commissioner Nichols, chairman OF the
Tammany General Committee yesterday appottnt@u III oT.
| a committee of twenty-tour to go 10 Albany Vo'p
! pose the Roosevelt bill before the senate.
| THE MATTHEW ARNOLD LECTURE,
| Matthew Arnold will deliver his farewell lecture
in Chckering Hall on Saturday SAT eyenF 400 teach
ers of the city schools with complimentary uchoto
| A FACTORY TRANSFORMED
The fourstory block occupied iOr many " Hudson
and and Green GreeSwich sts. and Ninth-ave is being re-
modelled and fitted up for offices and Stores
| Mr.. ROOT LOSES AN ASSISTANT. -
Assistant United States t of the
| smallness of the salary The, resignation vas
offered on December Is fast and accepted by MI
| Root on Wednesday.
w.xTIyG TO BARROW JUMBO.
| The New-York and Sea Beach Railway Compa-
MES to Mr. Barnum YESTERDAY ASKING Sh m6so AZ
he would charge n month for the loan OF JUMBO 20 10 10
he xnihited alongside of the colossal elephant tnat
is TO be built at Coney Island for bazaar
TWO SUCCESSFUL CHURCH FAIRS.
The fair for the benefit OF ST. StepnenS a1ad hIi,ad
| 10000. The proceeds are to be used IN Phyfihe
the heavy church debt The net result OF n the ialf
| for the new church of st. Benedict the MOOR al
| Bleecker and Downing sts., was $lo'oUo'
| IECTrRING TO COLLEGE MEN.
The Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association OF New
York City met Yesterday evening al CIaih oT. "" Of
passed resolutions of respect for the memory .I ol
| Professor b. X. Martin, who was president OIL th9
Association. J. X. Rees, of Co umbla College, reag
paper on The New otahuaru llnlo 'S'''A'
ANINJUNCuoN NOT CONTINUED.
Jnstice Donohue refused yesterday to continue
an Injunction restraining the Preminm Point Com
panv' from exercising its rlghs. ms Douy Wa wASs
organized TO lay out villa lots and improve lana
near Ncw-Rocheile.
sFNTExCED BY JUDGE BARRETT.
| Jacob Harris was sentenced yesterday by Justice
Barrett in the Court of Oyer and Iernlnert to one
Dear in tbe Peninentiary, for perjury. Gaetano
Benincasa and Antonio Landl t were g'oH eF bIocr
mail upon Carlo Pavia, the manager of the Italian
, ! American Bank.
THE DRUGGISTS UNION.
The Drncrists' Union of New-York City met yes
terdav In the College of Pharmac. The comnlttees
anpOiute ted TO canvass the druggists IN pehal ot to
Union reported that only fifteen had refused 70 lo'; II;
| The schedule is to go into force on the h1st OF
March.
> CRoss-sUrrs GROWING OUT OF coIusIooiS.,
a T<o,1r
cross-ibel for Sl.37l against Pierre Loriilard
Yacht Radha for damages sustained Ry % Ihe & IG,IS
boat Jersey City IN COLLISION Ia one hegnr ml
smit against tho ferryboat for injuries to himself
and his yacht at the time OF the collision
An INQUIsrrIyE Boy
On the drop curtain of the Biiou Theatre re- is PIC piG,
inscrii,tion "SaIve" Il say, Jimmie" said boy
to his companion last evening as he sat in m the gal gal
Iery watching the play, why don't they put Gown
The name of the fellow whose salye they are adVer-
p usingf"
PAINTINGS At AUCTION.
Sxty-nine PAINTINGS in o, 9nd WaredIcoSIi eGre AZ
q were sold by auction at the Madison square Az
: | Rooms Yesterday evening. There were pieces D.,
: Millet. Simonetti Villegas and Gnstaye Dore. A
q ! large water-color by Nlllcgas, The Koyal Stah
= Jord y bronght S4S5; another water-ooOr The
Visit to the Cardinal" by Indoni, sold for S2O3
,, BARK FAST ~ THE ICE.
II The steamship Hohanstauflen, which arrived IRON
y Bremen Yesterday. reported that on February 35 35
T for some sixty miles. beginning in latitude 430 -
II north, longitude 49, ~ west, she passed Ih3usl
n an immense ice field of hummocks, bergs ana noes
: A. m on that day she sighted bark fast il
Il the ice but could no get any nearer 10 her thai
I four miles.
e RECEPTION or GENERAL oRD's BODY.
y The Steamship City of Merida which arrived from
. Havana yesterday, brought the body 81 GeieraI H. i
o. c. Ord, United States Army, %Bo 5 anarai gTu IL Han
cock and staff, with company OF the oth ArIll
lerv escorted il to Governors Island whence II wa VA
], sent 10 Washington last nght 10 DC ouIlou III vi
l. National Cemetery.
4 KNOCKED FROM THE ELEyATED ROAD mp klLLap ad
u Martin McAvoy, age tifty-one, trackmah EN-
ie poyed in sweeping snow frcm the elevatea ralroa
II tracks at e-hundred-and-t twenty -hltll-at. IN
Il Ninth.ave last night was struck 10y an en9ln
f. coming downtown aud knocked into the street
II lie was killed instantly. McAyoys P9ody 9 wa t'h, a.
a to his home at One-huuuIcu- anu io''' '' "
o Ienth-aye.
n AuoUsE-wARMING AT A PARSONAGE.
6yGn oT EpsceSa phe
N last evening in their new parsonage, adjoining IN
church at tghty hUmsG %Hde4 Hai the Dt
i TsGIiI T Se dedicated dc on March %. Tho Rev A.
Palmer pastor of the church, assisteu ny ueios'
tion of ladies, received the guests
mn scu.yryR STILL THE DRAUGHT CHAMPION.
At The draught match for the championship OF New
L. York state and a stake Of 500, between Dr. a
s Schaefer and j. Dempser when wds peeu inht iI
~ Demnster's resgning from the contest; no glL
10 has been PLAYED since Tuesday, when Ut schaeIt
~ had won seven games out OF siAteoh, anu ip
ID none nine being drawn. Scbaefer last nlght plsye
ID two games with Referee Avery, the first resuitln
ne in draw and the second III victory 1oI tile oo
= tor
op,rv-sNoKFRs DISTURBED DY THE POLICE;
y A dingy room at No. Jersey-st. for q lGtg t.I m
- notorious as an opium JOINT" was nlled WIN Gu
= TONERS al 8 O'clock last night. Pipes spluttere
family. the lights were turned down low M an
figures, half hidden in the thick smoke thaI no, O,
Il cred in the den could be seen lying IN every oI I
D. ceiyable attitude OH the floor and on eench'
~ ~ around the apartment. Two Cinnamon were bu'
~ filling the exhausted pipes by means of clsmshelIs
h opium violent kick against the door startled u
h h smokers frOm their reveries, and Captain Murph
no no of the Mulberry Street Police Station lat the hei
rs of ten of his men, rushed into the sitting atmo
eu phere The smokers all surrendered, and the Ga