New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week 1909; births. 645; deaths
b57 marriages %fV. 49,
A. the Produce Exchange yesterday 10,435
hn,hels OF corn were posted out o. condition.
I,aoc Rossu. a laborer, was instantly killed yes
.erdav by a south bound train on the NeW-fork ana
Northern Railroad near Morris's Dock.
concert by inbilee singers will take place to
morrow evening at the Bedford ora street MsshoolS'
The Uebrev Charity Ball. under the management
of the Purim Association, will take place at the
Metropolitan Opera House. on Thursday, February
IL, 1856. on.
MIR MAYNARD will deliver his lecture on Portu-
,,o Ii aod lis People" illustrated, on Wednesday
afternoon at Chickering Hall.
Tho FIRST meeting this year Of the Williams
Alumni Association Will be held al the tAeaHe VI
The University Club tomorrow evening.
Tho nolice yesterday found 132 boxes of cigars
which had been stolen by river thieves and slowed
away under the pier at the foot OF West twenty
ffth-st.
subscriptions we're reported yesterday by the
Grant Wonnmept Committee amounting TO SOS,
making the grand total S99,39l Z''
The brig Granfos, which arrived yesterday from
Rio de Janeiro reports that on September "a she
was struck bv a sqnall which carried away her
foretOpmast and toreElast mead
= The will of General George B. Mcclellan was
Admitted to probate yesterday Letters tesla
tnentary were Issued 10 MS WldoW' EAeh Marcy Nlc-
Clcan, sole eXeCutTlN.
Bernard Lynch, of No. 40 Chrystie-st, was snt1er-
ing Yesterday from a sey ere scalp wound. DOCK
OF wood had 1dlleu on MS uedu lIOh tuO OlO'"VVu
railroad in Pearl-st.
According 10 Professor Diapers observations in
Central Park, the wind travelled LOSS miles last
week. There .01 inch of rainfall The ther-
mometer ranged from $50 TO SOY.
DE- T. T. o'BRIEN BURIED.
The funeral of DR.. L. +. OBrien. physician at
the Ludlow Street Jail took place YESTERDAY morn
ing at ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, IN
Twenty-eighth-st. The burial was III Calvary
Cemetery.
JUMPING FROM FERRY BOAT.
While the ferryboat Pacific was on its way from
Brooklyn to the South Ferry before a. M yester-
dav tall man, who had light hair and wore dark
clothes jumped into the water and was drowned.
George Nef, deckhand, saw the man go over
board.
THE FANcIERs' CLUB SHOW.
The New-YorlI Fanciers' Club will hold its fourth
annual exhibition of poultry pigeons transporting
dogs, cats ponies and pets, at Madison square
Garden, February TO 10, 1856. The INDICATIONS
are that the forthcoming display will greatly sur
pass all previous shows of the sort held by the cuD
durng the last four years.
THE NEw-YORK INFANT ASYLUM.
The Ladies Committee of the New-iork Infant
Tor Thanksgiving dinner. Glits may be sent 10
Ms. Clark Bell. No 100 West Forty fouTth-st,
or to the institution at SiXty-irst-st. and Tenth
ave, and for the Mount Vernon Home 10 Mrs. L." VI.
Bates, No. 254 MadisOn-aVe
IFCIURING To OBTAIN Az EDUCATION.
J. A. fhorne. of Barbados, will deliver an Mus
tratcd lecture on British Guiana " at the HARVARD
Rooms. in SIXth-aye.. on Tuesday evening; H. Is
q cOi0Icd man who Is eudeavOring 10 reach \ der
deem, Scotland. that he may pursue his medical
studies, with the hope OF returning to his own
country as a medical missionary Several leading
clergymen have written letters commencing tie
lecture.
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
The exhibition OF tho American Institute con-
tinues to be VISITED daily by immense crowds OF Wis
itors who freely express their opinion that II is the
best show that has ever been given. and that more
novelties of good character are to be seen there
this year than usual The great clrysanthemum
show which was one of the finest displays evCr
gwen was closed last night and this ends the ior-
cultural displays for the season. lhe machinery
department IS Low IN full working order, and many
interesting and newly devised machines may be
Eesu tlInt AZ. both interesting and maLIu-LIo.