New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

All. NJ" sends 81 for the Grant Monument Fund
Arrests last week, 1.271; births, 545; Deaths
504; marriages, 40.
Louis NJ. Enrich, of the dry goods house of
Ehrich Brothers has returned from Europe after
al absence of several years.
The London Dark DAYS Company, which arrived
Yesterday OF; the City of Richmond, gave concert
Gu Thursday for the beucft Of the Liverpool Sea-
mems Orphan Institution.
The wind, according to Professor Diapers obscr-
vatons in Central Park, blew l'4O2 miles 1ast
week There were LIS inches OF ram Ihe
thermometer rar ged between SO and 3O0
Crot0n wafer rents for last week $3O,417; the
Mayors Marshal issued 500 licenses and received
therefor Sis.
Ua. lem absolutely denies the rlmOr that he IN
tends to convert his popular house INTO variety
theatre.
Tie Park" an outgrowth of the Park Dramatic
Union will open the at the Lexington
Avenue Opera House on Tuesday evening. lhis
organization is composed OF railroad men recruited
from the many offices III this city.
A MINING COMPANY DISSOLVED.
The Alabama Consolidated Mining Company has
been dissolved by the order of Justice Andrews, of
the Supreme Court. a. few old books of account
and records of 10 appreciablc or market value"
were the sole remaining effects Of the corporation
Sympathy FOR a BERrAvED FAMILY.
Much sympathy Is felt Tor tho family OF young
Chase VINO was accidentally killed by an eraser
in the hand of another lad the dav before election
Eleven years ago OIL an election day httlo sister
of the unfortunate boy was brought home burned
10 death.
REFUSING TO SUPPORT HIS DAUGHTER
William Sheehan, an inspector OF sewers for the
Department Of FuOiIc Works, was held IN @ooO
hail IN the Yorkville COur yesterday for negecting
to support his daughter She was seat to PUBIC
institution nine months ago add he agreed to pay
81 week toward supporting her. but he lalled 10
pay IT,
GOING INTO A CELLAR TO DIE.
James IIasgin, homeless man about forty years
of age cTept into the cellar OF No 3i| East fity,
ninth-st. Friday night weak from hunger ana
exposure ana lay down TO rest lie was nSensible
when discovered in the morning: Tie police carried
linn to the station in Fifty-ninth-st. and sent Tor
an ambulance but flasgin died before the ambul-
ance arrived.
DARrHoLDI BUSY WITH PRIVATE AFFAIRS.
NJ. RarthOldi spent yesterday morning at, his
office. No So Merccr-st transactng private busi.
ness The bad weather put 10 Hight any IDEAS OF
another Tip to Bedlocs Island, and lie returned
carlv in the afternoon to his apartments i'll Forty
second-st. Last evening he met lew Hlehus NJ
small private dinner.
THE NEW YORK LIBRARY CLUB.
The Ncw-York Library Club, composed OF mem
bars of the American Library Association living IN
New-York and its vicinity, Will meet on next
Wednesday at 3 p. M. at the Columbia Coiieee Il
brary Madison-aye:' ana onSSeent Of library IN
ferests. The association has deposited It's own
library with the Columbia College collection.
PROPERLY ATLAS or THE CITY.
A-proneTtv atlas of New-YOrk City, designed 10 DC
OF special interest 10 all concerned III Guy Tca esI
tate has been issued6y H. Robinson, oil Nos. ~ anu
~ Nassau-st II contains an outline map OF the
civ detailed plans by wards. the parks and GENE
tcrles and the engine houses and fire hydrants are
distinctly shown. The atlas contains fOrty,one
double-page plates. The engraving has been done
on stone, and the book is bound in handsome style
BREEDERS SALES OF JERSEY CATTLE
The annual fall sales of Jersey cattle, conducted
by Peter G.. Kellogg IL Co.. will take place at the
American Horse Exchange on Wednesday, ihuis
day and Friday of this week The catalogues
describe over go animals, including The blood OF
kbedive, Stoke Pogis. Eurotas, Signal and most OF
the layorite butter strains. Over forty different
horlowners are contributors TO the sales. The
cattle undergoing the inspection Oi
visitors.
NINETY-NINE YEARS OF RELIGIOUS WORK.
The Seventh-st. Methodist Episcopal Church
will celebrate its ninety ninth anniversary to-day.
In the morning Bishop Harris will preside over a
reunoa love-feast, and Bishop C. ID. FoSs VIII
preach In the afternoon Sunday school service
Of song exercises by the Chinese GLASS Will DO gwen
and in the evening addresses will be made by the
Rev ID. f. Macfarlan and Bishop Thomas l..
Bowman.
THE CRAZY-QUlLT EXHIBITION. ~
The prepaTatiOns for the cTaZy~Quilt exhibition
at Masopic Hall. beginning on NOyem Der ~, are
almost completed A prize of 800 In gold has
heen oifared for the handsomest crazy-quilt, and
there are also prizes of $40 each for various other
articles Entries will he received at the nall OF
any tire and TO fee is required. The exhibition
Shas a rood svart l. the patronage OF many promi-