New-York tribune., 1884-01-27
NEW YORK CITY.

~, v,rl, hos no less than 12j music teachers.
c,o,;onors say that the trade III valentines is bet
ter than usual. Ioe+
The arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden last
week We're 2,o40 -,
The Mercantile Library opened INC Sc"i WIN
202, 500 volumes. 49,.
The Bachelors Club of the Liederkranz society
gave a dancing party last evening "' 'no '"'''i
clubhouse. ~ ,,
lanes Gleason, age thirty, of 1,l93 IhiTd-ayey
was arrested yesterday for the murder Oh farcA
Walsh in Washington IN 1874.
A colored man who is an experienced whtSs rd IeI
grasses Fulton Ferry the hOatS late at nght ana
makes money by his accomplishment
The newsboys say the bridge is great help to
them. There being no stands upon the suuc'ui'
one has fair chance as another.
"This theory that cold contracts everything puV
water which it expands" said one 1llehu u an an,
other is nonsense You ought 10 see lily 'o"'
bill" zoo.
Arrests last week O9s births, 552 deaths ogz; W
marriages 900; Croton water rents Slt,oaJbGG t,obGb GI;
The Mayors Marshal granted lO2 hcehSes'ioi N''''
$3l6 % was received.
~ Cloro r Unbbard of st. Louis, is giving
conrse of lectures on kindergarten songs ana games
before the New-York KindeTgarteh AsSoci"'o"' "'
No 100 West ifty-fouIth-S''
" 20 cu,xcr N DIR. PARKrR's CONDITION..
During the week Dr. Willard Parker cIhuiht"ap h hna
has not Changed He is still confined 10 ms i DGC,
and his attendants are ulldolo " say
will ever get up again or not
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY RoBBERY. 90
Thomas Farrell, age twenty-thrce, OF NO 90
West-st, in the Tombs Polce SOarl SeSWIGii;S eWii;aSx w
WaTner of No. 1876 West Seventy-nlhth-sl' "s n0
was passing through Nesey-st.
THE ARIoN BALL.
,r,o onrro, ,oasnnerade ball of the Arion Society
will take place on February u, in Madison sq9ai1
Garden As this will probably be me i%sy nrorosed nS
given by this society in that building, ltls pi'P'
so make il superior 10 all those OF the past
PROFESSOR YOUNG on THE sun; =.
Professor c. A. Young, of Princeton College; iGc T
1nred last evening in the Cooper Institute on line lie
Snn > before a large audience. Ii was the same
lecture that he delivered IN FeDrnaIy noooi ~Tp
ave- WHOLE BAND IN ONE MAN,
combination baud is pervading the uptown
streets 1t consists OF sum n dr,rn cr"6als
an ACCORDION, bass drum, snare drum, CS S
triangle and set of bells, slnaiI woman u. p'au So
around large clam-shell ana gathers al 'n' p'n-
N'''' LOSING A 1IFE-BoAT AT SEA;
The bark Sprngwood, commanded by CaPtaln
Forbes which arrived here yesterday IRON Ill Liver E
nooi on January in latitude Az longitude So the
vessel encountered severe gale, IN WIicn M iaa sno
carried away her bulwarks and stove IN her lie
00"' BARyuMs PATHOLOGICAL CONGRESS.
Mr.. Barnum proposes to have what ne cans an
"ethnoogcal congress 70 nnrpose he has arranged
10 import party of Afghans, party OF Hlhaoqs, 1
and some members of a little known lndiah 'rloe
eaii0T Mr.. iV GTRRY's OPINION OF THE ALIENS.
Elbridge t. Gerry yesterday wrote to the Excise Sc
CommssTnegS thanEns cense .e III lie declared that
hme niace has long been Fan eyesore in the com
,nunity0 and that hundIeds OF young gins n"''
been luTed Ill there to rum
HELD FOR THE MURDER OF RYNER.
OF Daniel DOnoyan Daniel Gleason Henry arLad Lei
Vius, John Burke and William braHleyi ,4eu Gna ecu
with the murder of Joseph Ryner, the Boh3iian IAN
eigarmaker Justice Power, i'll the lorkVlIle F0nce
Court Yesterday, held Donovan, Gleason ana Brad
ley without bail, and Henry LeNlus III %2,oTTo %,Td
20 appear as witness. Burke was ulschaigeu
TWO LECTURES BY MONsIGNOR CAPEL.
MonsignOr Cape will lecture IN Smckerlag % III Iia,
Wednesday evening on EarS Ia fh,ssS n,e for the i
Aged of the Little Sisters OF the Poor. lie VII VII
lecture on " he Mission of the Irish Race, Ill ~.
BernaTd's Church, III west fOurteehth-s'" on
Wednesday evening.
sINTEFN-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING.
The police were directed yesterday to sGarch 1or
Amy L. Garland age sixteen of No. l ,S9l NaSnihG-
inn.oyc fremont who has been missing since We'd
pesday. when she visited iriehu III EaSt q -NIlC- me
teenthst., and started toward her nome AZ D p IN M
She is described as short and stout Win lsA' h'li
and blue eyes. ..,,-, ,.,,..,n.,,
The seventeenth annual ball of the New DIX
lodge of Elks will be held AT Madison square Uau
den February II, st. Valentines day. Gilmore ;
aud G0uder's bands will be present HE Oal VIII
In bv invitation. and tickets may he had on applI-
cation to members of the ORDER lhe hlks IS pc Pe-
neyoent order, composed mostly OF members VI tne
dramatic profession.
DINING THEIR OLD MASTER. s,
James j. Mccoy, the veteran vice-prnclpai OF OF Ine
Old Fiith-st. school, sat at table ~ m Cdaih Ia i
restaurant last evening with more than MY ol M
old nupils around him. suspended over Ule tdoIe
was well-"Ornrattan Among th2se present MJiv T
judge Lawrence, Joseph DoW, A. ~ T rnrst
Keenan, j. VI. Roberts, \. I. ' an NIeck, LIhCst
Melnor and W. /. Richter.
TIE PRESIDENT LEAVES TIE CITY.
The President left the city Tor WASHINGTON ny
the $40 D. III. tram, yesterday accompaneH oy
secretary teller aud his private secretary. IIeslI
dent Roberts OF the Pennsylvania Railroad tenaeigu
them the use of his private parIor car. III m tnc
,norning President Arthur made some purchases
and received calls from Benjamin /. tracy Oot
iector Robertson, Colonel Frederick Grant aho
others.
ANOTHER MEETING OF wEsT-sIDE JOBBERS.
The West-Side Jobbers' Association met yesIer
day afternoon III the rooms OF the Nelcamoiie - N ~
change ). 1. White i'll The char. cOmmlttco " " "
Eve WAS appointed to confer with committee o.
1he receivers with view TO arrive al some seltlc
ment of the carriage question: resolution was
posScd pcdgng the association not 10 pun hdSe any
iale until such settlement should be made.
uwr1LEK CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCLN3.
John Uctner a icwellcr at No. Az Last one
hundred -and-seventeenth-st was arIese4 Oh - =
day night charged with grand larceny. BehJaun
il. Davis, manufacturing 1eNeHSl, me dia
moul rings worth $50 upon plctcncc OF SHOWING
them 10 an intending purchaser, and that iGlnt T.
rrfuSes 10 return the rings or their equiv aIeht
Homer asserts that ne paid part OF the value o
ihr r1rgs 10 DAVIS Hetner furnished Sl, 900 bali
WORK OF THE EARLE GUILD. =, .,
Every cent or article contributed TO lHe t1'in 1I
Guild goes directly to the poor ana NEEDY lheI l
Ge;nC no expenses for rent salary, etc. The Oilc(
is at No. i73 CentIe-st., Here every case % o
lain n The Guild appeals for and to carry on 1t
work MANY cases il aids at once where means o
support have suddenly been cut OFF through sick
1cSs accident. stOppagc OF work ana Otner cause
over which there was 10 control
poINGs OF THE MAYORS CABINET
The MAYORS Cabinet yesterday dlsapproYe
4Le Police Department bill, knO Nn as Senate Bi
ny nv The 0uestiOn of the proposed parks in th
annexed district was laid over until next SATURDAY
The hi locating park at Coenties sbE was DE
iSsod hnt no action was taken. Ma or Edison an
General Sbaler were appointed 70 consider the ad
visibility of new armories. ElDndge l. ueII ueII
smoke i'm favor of the bill prohibiting sIiee' open
inGs i'm the BlOOmiEgda Asylum grounds