New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The East River Savings Institution has loaned
the church edilice at MadisOn-ave and Sixty fifth
st.
POWER OF TIE WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
Hamilton Wilcox said yesterday that he had been
unsupported In speaking of the strength OF the
Woman Suffrage party. He said that that party
now holds the balance of power and no man hostile
office.
NEARLY FIFTY MILLION FERRY PASSENGERS.
Secretary Matthew Bunker of the Union Ferry
Company, said yesterday that 47,7S6,?S1 passen-
GERS were carried on the CatharIne, Fulton, Wall,
South and Hamilton ferries lastyear Inc recc np
from all sources were III O15,763, OF winch @|oo'-
7S4 was paid by passengers.
FAIR OF THE PAULIsr FATHERS.
The Paulist Fathers will hold fair at FIFTY
nnth-st. and Ninth-ave., beginning next Monday:
Among the attractions will be prize to the most
popular church in the city OF = copy or me
Mother of Sorrows at the foot OF tile cross" ny
Morales.
LOOKING FOR AN INSANE MAN.
The police wero asked yesterday to searcn TOT
Oswald j, Hyde. an insane man, thrty-three years
of age who left his home at Bartlett Station L.. l.,
two weeks ago. He was in the Utica Insane Asylum
for about SIX months and was sent away as in
durable. His actions have not been violent ut any
time and he was thought to be harmless.
JAMES GRAVES HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
JAMES Graves, a Maiden Lane jeweller, VINO was
recently arrested on charge Of smuggling, was
held for the Grand Jury yesterday by Commission
er Shields. lie furnished bonds to the amount OF
s. 600 for his appearance. A large number OF da-
monCs and OF her jewels were found in his posses
sion at the time of his arrest.
The PRESS CLUB HoYORs SUCCESS.
The Ncw-York Press Club will give a dinner al
Delmonicos this evening in honor OF those mem
beers who were successful candidates at the recent
election including Colonel MsErman VINO who WAS WAS
elected Coroner. All the speeches VIII be maue Dy
working journalists and there Will be no forihalty
r tynItn
ACCUSED or VIOLATING THE BITTER LAW;
Patrick Langdon. of No. 1873 Reade-st., q whole
sale butter dealer, James ID. Ford, engaged IN lho
same business with ~ waterbury, a, 10 n i,o ar
were charged yesterday at the Iombs Pohce court
with selling an oicaglnous substance Tor Dutter'
They were parolcd for examination.
now STATION AGENTS ADD TO THEIR SALARY.
Charles A. Glig proprietor of the United States
Exchange in London, complains that In D99yn nge
three tickets at the Park place station OF the
Elevated railroad at 3:45 p. H. on Tuesday, the
collector refused him change from two quarter
dollars and denied receiving more imam thirty
cents.
SUGGESTIONS IN AID OF THE PEDESTAL FUND.
Nicholas Shaffcr next Wednesday will start on
his tour with a hand-0rgan, from broadway; AT
Maiden-lanc, through down streets, ana ending
M the Sub Treasury, in payment Of an election pet
Jacob Etzcl, who wdn is to precede nm WIN
committee of SIX and receive contributions Tor the
ti.u f.a uoaid DO increased aud the statue fund
also If every man, woman and child n New-fork
would bring bags of pennies for the collectors.
WITHOUT MONEY TO BURY HER DEAD.
ptiablc scene was witnessed yesterday in the
rooms of the Beyrlch family at No. 200 Avenue A.
Before the husband committed suicide 10 Long
everything i'm the rooms Mrs. Beyrich was left
destitute with three children, the youngest a babe
of two months, In the night the baby died: The
mother sat in her room he pless with grief, with
means to bury her dead or to provide lOr the
living
EPISCOPAL CLERGYMEN IN COUNCIL
'Jo FMS pty fort he Promotion
gelical Knowledge, held its annual meeting at No.
8 Bible House. Yesterday: The following officers
Delaware treasurer, George D. Morgan; cores
ponding secretary, the Rev. Dr. II. Dyer; vice
presidents, Bishop 6; I. Bedell of Ohio; Bishop W.
Bacon Stevens of Pennsylvania; Bishop Thomas
H. Vail of Virginia, Asslstant-Blshop L. w. Dud-
ley, OF Kentucky, and Others
MEDALS FOR SAVING CHILD's LIFE.
Medals will be presented by the Benevolent Life
Saving Association, at Sailors Snug Harbor. at
D. IN. to-day, to the two men who saved ayoung
son of the governor of the institution from drown
ing last summer The venturesOme child had tuln-
blcd into the water and the swift tide carried him
far from the pier As he was sinking for the last
time Inc was rescued at considerable peril. The
presentation ceremonies will take place at Centre
Hall III the main building OF the institution.
CLEVER ARREST OF SNEAK THIEF:
Mrs. Isabella Knitzman found youth; William
Roberts. in her sittng-room at No. III East Fifty
ffth-st in which was also jewery, worth 81, 700.
She seized Roberts but he broke away from her
and ran down stairs. At the foot of the stairs he
tripped over tho mat and she again caught him.
but again escaped This time he reached the
street and was caught there by tho driver OF u
passing brewery wagon.
A. BENEFIT CONCERT ARRANGED.
A concert will be given in the Academy OF Music
on December IL for the benefit of Mr.. Murphy, the
assistant secretary OF the Academy E0ard OF D-
rection This compliment rendered Mr.. Murphy
by the directors, Mr.. Map Lesson and other friends
who appreciate his services. MISS lara Louise
Kellogo will sing for the first time in New-fOrk IN
six wears Several of Mr.. Mapleson's leading art
lists will also take part as will many other we'll
known musicians.
All KEF IN HIS CAPTAINS CUSTODY.
All Kee the Chinese cook who was recently ar
rested aud who has been kept in Ludlow Street
Jail on the ground that he had no right to come to
this county, was agm sinss% to
the argument of James r Davenport, the prisoners
counsel and Assistant Disrlct-Attorney lifts, and
decided 10 remand the Chnaman to the custody of
| the captain who had brought him to this country
| The prisoners counsel announced that he would
apply for writ OF habeas corpus. and the case Will
Circuit Court
VARIOUS REASONS WHY POLICEMEN ARE DRUNK
| Nearly Que hundred policemen were on trial be-
fore Commissioners Matthews and Porter yesterday
for various offences. Patrolman William Holder,
| of the sixth Precinct, was accused of holding TOO
| much whskey while in uniform at the Academy OF
| Nusjc on the evening of November l. Policeman
Kelly. OF the Fourtcenth Precinc admitted tnat ne
| drank liquor to keep out the cold on November =,
while he was detail ed at the CITY Hall. lie was
charged with drunkenness. Testimony was gwen
| 10 tho effect that Policeman D00lln, OF tho Eigh-
teeuth Precinct staggered into the station na,i w
hour late ou recent morning. smelling strongly oi
| cloves. lie denied that he was intoxicated. De
| ,ision was reserved In those cases.
| us,No ANotlrn's NAtrnAlizArioN rArEns
| Julius blank, Of No. $50 Eldrdgc-st., was found
| guilty yesterday before Recorder snyth of yio-
| Inl,on of the election laws. lie IL - German and
| waiter When he was visited by Emil Meyer on
October 20 hc was induced 10 mako nrc ~ 30 uih,'
| isalion papcrA bearing tho name Of Efnnt koplwl,
| winch had been oft ~ hls ouHlody' meyer, whv
suggested tho uHo Ot tho papers, was also oohNio'ou
of violating the election laws partly ON tho inHti-
| mony Of Blanks VITA. The Recorder naid thht hc
| considered Meyer. who induced tho commission oi
| tho 0ilcnce. the greater criminal of tho TWO, hnu