New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
NEW-YOEK CITY.

The symphony Society has elected Walter ..
Damrosch director to succeed his father.
Old-fashloned white seighs are beng 9sea IN
Central Park in place of the carriages afiording IN
opportunity for all 10 take good sieish riuc Sho
the snow lasts.
CONCERT POSTPONED.
Miss Berg's concert, announced for TINS eNAa -
at / he Bristol, will be gwen at i,cimonlcos on
Wednesday evening more people wishing to attend
than conld be accommodated i'll the parlors OF lie
Bristol.
Edvnrd s. Could of No. 273 Madison-avc., VINO
was run over in Broadway on THURSDAY, and h1u
his skull fractured died on Saturday at p H. Iio
" as dclrOus TO the last.
NOT DRUNK, BIT INJURED.
Among the prisoners locked up III the twenty
ninth Precinct on Saturday night was young
woman named Kitty Rogers. aged thri N-one, living
at No. 5i2 West FIfty-fOuith-st. She was arrested
on a charge of drunkenness. On the way to c3ui,
yesterday morning II was discovered that sne haa o
broken of her anGleN and she was taken TO lhc
New-IOrk Hospital instead
TROUBLE OVER 4 vAIFNTINr.
Mary Auer, Of SOB hId-ave.. complained IN inc
YCrlyille Court yesterday that Mary lye con-
stantly insulted and rcvied her. Mary 1--we pro-
duced a valentine which she was sure tnc com com
planaPht had sent her. t6bt LIE sT W ec ec
but was chiefly remarkable Tor the 'ss III neI
composition. The quarrel seemed to be mutual ana
Justice Patterson dismissed the complaint. I0hh
Lynch. according to the complainant, insuted her
when she left the Court in ms pleasure az the diS;
charge OF his friend, and lie was arrested ana
fined Sl0.
r\WFICoNF VISITORS To A LIQUOR STORE
Three men raped at the door of Louis IIsDc" {"
liquor store. at 1.793 fIith-avc., early Yesterday
morning Mr. GrOhes wife refused u adn.!t them.
They burst open two doors and cEter.a, proceeded
to assault the shoPkc"per and w" ol ms iTlchdS
Who live with nIIn The arrival OF an "lhrer put a
stop TO this proceeding and one Of The invaders was
arrested and he'd for trial. He gave ms name Il,
James Dclany. agc twcn'y-one years oi No; -.IDo
tIr>t-ayc. He said in the Harlem '"nrt tha' MS
friends who Is aped were the aggr' ssois.
Mrs SCHUYLER HAM lton, of No. + West hlrty
cichthst. reported to Inspector Byrncs on January
Il that BURGLAR, or sneak thieves had entered her
house that day and had succeeded IN getting
away with five dozen silver spoons and forks. TWO
silver bowls and an ovcrcoat. D'tectlyeI grgra91 o
OBuen was put on the case and @" fehruaTy ~ ~
arrested homas rdy Or age twent -hVe OF No. 3ol
Blceckcrst., suspicion Of beng the tnIc! MIS-.
SCHUYLER was sent for and Identified laIior ~
man c had seen coming down her front st0cp as
Sic va. returning hone shortly after the robbery.
Taylor was renamed bN judge DGAN.
Nor RASH ENOUGH TO STRIKE.
A car-driver on the Eighth Avenue Line on beng
a. ked by IEIBCNE reporter Yesterday II TIE IN
tended strike would take place If the bill now be-
fore the Legislature, proposing to reduce ne mum
ber of hours per day Tor drIyeIs dnd conductors;
was passed said: " The bill hasn't been passed
yet aud If il should be and the bows wonld 60 4n
t:lkc don't think 1t would amount t. TnucA. How
| many men would be willing to take our cars the
moment we stepped OF for olc am glad to let
| well ENOUGH alone ] don't intend that nay family
| shall starye on account of a icw hours work OF 4
difference Of fifty cents day. Tins seems TO be
the sentiment OF several conductors ana dilverS on
| tins Inc with whom the reporter c0nVcrsed
| VOLUNTARY POLICEMEN ~ TROUBLE.
| John Roche, Of No. 81 DNlsOn-st., and Christie
| pher Dunning of No. 33 JamcS-st.. entered the
state beer der!e, OF ko9sS BalleIla' AT no. No. ,
| MulbeIry-st., on Saturday night and made hiu Il
| prisoner charge of violating the Excise law.
| They took him out INTO back yard aud offered 70
discharge him paying small sum of money. lie
| asked TO see their authority. when they beat him
| badly. Subsequently they brought him ont on the
street where his crles OF " murder, watch,D were
| ri I.-n nt tI.
| WINNER arrested Roche and Dunning and they
were each committed to prison for six months by
Justice Reilly yesterday at the loinDS Iohce court
| The LAW AVD ORDER LEAGUE.
| Delegates from all parts OF the country are as-
| sembiIng III tho city 70 attend the third annual
meeting of the Citizens Law and Order League OF
Massachusetts, is president. Three sessions " III be
held to-day in the Young Mems Christian As'ocia-
ton binding at Twenty third-st. and Fourth-ave,
beginning at 1890 a, IN. and 2:30 and 7:30 y. III.
Among those vino will be present and parlcipatc
in the deli ocrations are &. {. Bonney. of Chicago,
formerly president of the Illinois ia, Association;
Rev. II. G. Munson, Of Portland, Me-. the Key.
DIR. j. 4. Gilbert, Of Grand Rapids, Mich; the
Rev Dr. LSSman Abbot, Andrew PiaHi2n, Gns Of
b. Warren, Editor Of Ihe Chisian i,irror. Port
land. Nc. and Francis Rawlc, of Philadelphia
BROOKLYN.
Another roller skating rink was opened IN South
Brooklyn on Saturday Ground will be broken to-,
daY lOT another at Sixteenth 81. and lith-avc., and
still another IS to be built shortly at Atlantic-st
| and Fifth-aye.
| ROuDdsnan McCarty, Of the Second Precinct,
| discovered a fire at No McKnnsy-st. yesterday
| morning. lie rushed upa fight of stairs and broke
| III the door OF the room III which Bernard Owens
| his wife and five children were asleep, and which
| was full OF smoke. With Owenbs aid the fire re-
| sulting from "A defective lle was put out. The
prompt acton OF the policeman undoubtedly saved
| the people In the room from being sdfiocaed.
| The ST. Patricks Alliance and the Ancient Order
OF Hlberans are at Ioggcrii- ada about the ST
PatIcks Day parade. The Alliance refuses To ioln
in the parade unless the Grand Marshal il taken
from its ranks. while the Hibernans say the time
honercd privilege of ming the marshal beIon ga
10 them. Both parties say tncy will JON the New
York parade rather tran yield.
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