New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
NEY-YORK CITY.


Controller 1892, collected in November for the vio-
atOn of city ordinances.
The Aldermen Yesterday passed a resolution al
lowing pcddlcrs to ycnd their wares on the streets
from December to December 81, inclusive.
The Sons of the Revolution will eat their annual
dinner at Fraunccs Tavern, NaslIinPton's last
Headquarters, AT Broad and Pearl sts tomorrow.
The annual reception of the American Taly-ho
Club of the Vth Assembly, District viii take place
| on Monday evening, December II, mt laminany
Hal.
Dennls Sullivan. age forty-ninc, died Yesterday
Mt Bellevue Hospital. For the last twenty wears
lie has been familiar figure around TIE lh'u-
tuition.
George Riddle will give the second reading in TIE
course before the Young Mems Christian Is 9cla-
/ tion tomorrow evening The selections WI be
! from Tcnny son, Shakespeare, lloHcliS ana j. =
| Whcclwri-h
4. the Furniture Workers Union last night il
was reported that there had been strike recently
! against propo.cd Iclu"ticn IN one Of the shops,
! which was settled IN favor OF the employees.
AECnurACnN rAEEAE's rAEEWtLL LfcrrRr.
ArchJcacrn Farrar viii peak nj the Academy Of
Music Tonight f,r iuc asst time I'D this country ON
| Farewell Thoughts of America. lie - 70 nave
/ farewell reception 20 Cyru, ". Fields house t.
morrow cyeuius, and VIII sail for England on sat
urday
TO PAY FOR \ CHURCH lot.
The fliroi tine West Harlem thuich VIII clos"
/ to-mlrrpw night. the church hail Is n NJ. 2bI
West Onr-uuuIrt!-.ha-' went -iiftiI-si., near
.leHth-ayc hr proceed, of the ialr are t. be used
toward the purchase oi tine new cmr'h los.
prIWrEAuNG OYER rHoIu[G Qrtsn3NS
! Tin, Board # Review rf the National Iuttlg
Unr.c A,-orlailan continued Do. meeting yc>f,r
/ f the Tlfth Avenue Hotel. Only minor case, have
come before il So far Ii i probable that the 10 h't
will b. finished today.
| A cI.rrrr WEIGHING IwrNTY--EvrN POUNDS.
! I'm the show window of carriage -ay.ro'm in
Finh-aFc. Is onc-man road cutter, y W''@n'
/ only rwcuty-.cycn ana onc-h1li pounds. h"Nc'
would hr afraid 90 rid II, hut some ot tine dash
ing road drivers wou.d laugh such iimdIty to
scprn
ounINATIpN or 4 TOUNG CLERGYMAN.
The Rev. ~. W Giles VIII Doc ordained TIN, even
/ lunat thc Church Of ihc R'dccmrr. M bu,-huu-
Dire I-and-thHty ii't-,i, b. i%rn SiNih ana sew
culh avr, The licy. DT,. NarArihur. Bridsnau,
CIauIa aud other, will take part iu The services.
Nr Giles D, % graduate # the Union theological
Seminary and OF the College OF tAc 'uJ 81 Nc"-
York.
TRYING To Kill urE-rLr WITH IODINE
Sarah White, who had been sentenced to ten
days imprisonment for dlo"rdcry conduct ana
sent TO do some scrnhhns at a." Nin"tt ninth
Street Hospital, tried To- Kill h'r-'i yesterday 10y
! swallowing iodine winch She had len from one
/ OF the wards. Her friends 1--we at No. IoJ East
/ Observation-Disclosures
Nrw BIDS FOR THr JEROME PARK TRACK.
! The executive committee Of the American Jockey
Club Ia, advertised for new bids for the work t.
quircd t. bee done in making H." 'hahgr7 IN the
rack at Jerome Park. No alteration, nave been
made ~ To- thr proposed changes, hui the >prgca-
ious Tor the work arc different and the ,mo OF com
I melton extended one month. The bids Will be
opened on Saturday At 10 a. IN.
rAIAL ACClDE>tS To woHKNrN.
While worlmcn were digging an excavation mt
Elrhth-lyc. and Northumberland forty 'ourth-
/ II Yesterday aucmb1ukmcut suddenly buried John
llauuigau. OF e67 Alnth-ayc., and James Conshnn,
| of No. ilB West FHfiy-,Nth-st toughln was
killed bat Ilanugau escaped with slight injuries.
I}y falling from the roof OF No. - south fIthay".
] August NcIssncr vas instantly killed. His home
/ WAS in NOrioik-st.
DRUGGIST MORRISON MISSING AGAiv.
William Morrison, druggist OF No. 39l Pleasant
| ave. went to llobpken last Saturday and became
/ violently insane He va, brought Ia TIN, city by .
| poilccmau, and III the evening Alfred Morrison, hl'
| son took him home. Mr.. Morrison missing
again Yesterday and his caused "A general alarm
to hr sent out. rcctng search by the police. lie
| had 5000 with hun and imagined that there was
! conspiracy to murder hun.
THE pro>1,NciATloN or "MIkADo" UNDECIDED.
/ Patrick Scavcr, chaTmakcr of No. j3J West
| TWcnty-sIXt ST., on Monday night called Oh M.Iy
| A. shaw Of No. 81 Pcrry-St. 4 discussion arose
| concerning the pronunciation of NikadO' and
eliminated when the hostess knocked the char
maker down with one Of his own chairs. Peter
| Armstrong n colOrcd man. then cut Mr. Scaycr in
! the abdomen with a razor The wounded man was
removed to st. VInccut's Hospital and Policeman
DOcss are. ted lis HSsaIlants They arTaigucd
in tie jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday and
rcmdudcd to await the result of ScavcTs injuries.
BROOKLYN.
! The directors OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty Children have adopted resolutions In honor Of
| their late associate II. Is. CIdliin
The special delivery letters FOR November some
200 less IMAM in October, the nnm.er being about
$500 only thirty messengers are now employed
The total amount turned over to city Treasurer
Whccoc by Tax Collector Tanner "a the first days re-
| ccipts OF taxes was T3.23G,s73 90.
II "a proposed build theatre at Gates and Reid
ayes. The building Will Do Of brick with seating
| pac!ty Of 1900 The cost VIII be $4,000.
out OF the eighty eight examined for policemen
recently under the Cy service rules yyc passed
and are eligible to appointment.
In the year ending December permits for 3oO2 now
buildings, costing Tl0ill ,ol2, were Issued by tho
/ buildings Department. Tho largest number many ward
was 72G In the Eighteenth Ward.
Commissioner Reeve, OF the Department Of Charities
ana Correction at meeting Of the Commissioners yes
tcrday contradcted IN emphatic the publca-
Ou ~ HE EaLc OF mlsstacmCnts and falschOOdA rca-
tive to what had been done In hitting the county farm
nj ST. JOhulaud for the reception OF patients Io said
that H. was not the work of dag month, but OF
years and and when the work planned for the next ten
years completed 1t could not fail to be matter OF
pride to King County.
The salt of Richard Bennett to recover damages
from the Press Publishing Company for alleged libel
| published III me UOrld. discontinued in the SUI
prcmc Court yesterday motion OF the plaintiffs
Sci without costs. The plaintiff had five expert wilt
ucs-cs under pay and OF them the witness
char whole day The plantin feared that the expense
would greater than any verdict lac could recover IA
the trial promised 10 last two weeks
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