New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
NETWORK CITY.


this week.
l.. w. Harvey organst of Pilgrim, Congrega-
tional Church, Harlem, who has been dangerously
sick with diphtheria, IS now expected 10 recover
Herr SOM enthal the noted German actor VIII
sail for New-York on Wednesday next, OH the
Elbe. He will be received with much honor.
Beginning Tomorrow the Pennsylvania Railroad
will run a through paror car 10 Atlantic Clty,
leaving NewYOrk on the p. m tram.
The statement that Christian Wagner was
member of the jewelers. League was incorrect
None but jewellers are eligible to membership.
The ice embargo in the Sound having been raised;
the Fall River Line passenger steamers Brlstoi ana
Providence will resume regular trips to-inorrow.
The number of entries already received for the
six-days roller skating tournament at the Madison
Square Garden, beginning on March =, Is exceed
ingly large
&. c. Bonney, of Chicago ex-presdent of the
National Law and Order League, and Andrew
| Paxton general agent of the Citizens League OF
| Chicago, will address a public meeting IN the
Eighteenth street Methodist Church TINS evening
A HUNDRED COMPANIoNS FOR AGED MAIpFNs. -,
The bark Monrovil arrived iIoh the wcSi coaSt oi
Africa Yesterday and brought a huge cage contain
ing fifty monkeys. She also brought loo gray
rAvoRING SPRING ELECTIONS.
The William Il. Grace Association of the XXth
Assembly District on Friday evening passed rcso-
lutions approving the bill lndorsGd bv mayor
Grace favOring spring elections and appointed
committee to go to Albany and urge Its passage.
TOE WAR Is STEAMSHIP FARES:
c. b. Richard Il Co. agents of the Hamburg Line;
Western agents of the Carr Lire have issued CIR
cular to their sub-agents 10 discontinue booking
passengers at present rates.
MRS DUDLEY INDICTED.
The Grand Jury has Indicted Mrs. Dudley for as,
sault with intent to Kill. ODonovan Rossa VIII
not be called as wltness for the prosecution on on
the trial "a tine District Attorney deems the case
complete without ROssas testimony whether
Rosa will be summoned by the defence has not
been decided.
DESERTED BY WIFE AND son.
Nicbae1 Me " : "A driver on the Sevcnth
Avenue Railroad. told the police yesterday that his
e s S So%e ySnes at 20 a6o and
he had not been able to get any trace OF thc since
HIS wife quarIeled with HIM on the day OF her de-
''' THE KIRMrss OF 1855.
The managers of the New-York Skin and cancer
of the society fund Will be held al the Metroroll-
tan Opera lousc on ApTil II and - next, dur
ing the day and evening, with all the attractive
features of previous years.
MAYOR GRACE WILL syE THE LADIES LATER.
A delegation from the Ladies Health Protective
Association called on the Mayor yesterday by ap-
uoutmept TO discuss the enforcement OF sanitary
laws They had delay ed their conlng.and as the
Mayor was compelled to attend a board meeting
another gagcment was made ior tuesday
NAsB1NGT0N HEIGHTS CENTURY CLUE GUESTS.
The Washington Heights Century Club will give
| their annual dinner tomorrow night at o'clock,
at Sauerand's Hotel, in ehundred-and-hlty,liih-
| ST. near 81. NichoaS-ave. Mayor Grace. Judge
! Davis JudgeVan Hoesen, John X. Fellows; General
Palmer. the Rev. George II. Payson aud others viii
HOLDING 4 FORGFR FOR TRIAL
| Alexander Clunin of No. 800 East seventy
eighth-st. who was arrested on thursday Tor pass
ing worthless checks to the value OF SoG3 upon l..
| We'll of No go Third-ave. was held III the Iombs
| Police Court under 1000 bail Yesterday Ihe
! checks were drawn npon the Seventh Ward Ma
tiona1 Rank the Murray Hill Bank the National
| Park and the Ninth National Banks
CoMPLAIvT ABOUT sECoTD-AvE. TRAINS.
The irIegularlty Of the downtown trans IN the
morning on the Second Avenue Railroad continues
10 the serious annoyance of passengers Al one time
Yesterday there was an interval OF eighteen MN
utes between trans ana t1en Two ,ia,nI rusoo tr.
Station which was crowded with wouldbe passen-
gers The air became mildly blue.
DELTA TAU DELTA COHvENrioT.
The third annual convention of the eastern chap
ters of the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity VIII he held
at the University Club Theatre, beginning to-inor,
row morning In the evening the delegates and
visitors will see the performance of The Recruit
ing Officer" at Days Theatre; this viii he fol-
lowed at i o'clock by banquet at Dclnoncos'
There will be delegates from Columbia College,
Iehiph University Stevens Institute, Lafayette
College, Allegheny College and Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute
NO GREvANCrs IS THE CHURCH.
DIR Daniel simmons of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church. saws that his expressions. as published IN
The TRIBUNE. with regard 10 the relations OF thai
church with the Presbytery, have been mlsuhdcr-
stood. The church has no grievances against the
Presbvtery nor against DR.. Hall. He desires 10 re-
move the impression that the church IS III any
tronhle or that il enterans any hard feelings to-
warn the friends who have assisted IL III paft ana
Inv whose and the members hope TO continue III the
old field.
NOT GOING OUT OF THE IMMIGRANT BUSINESS.
The statement that the New-YOrk. Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company has discharged all ol
its employees in Castle Garden IS without founda-
ton. The force OF all the trunk INES IN oas'le
Garden has been temporarily reduced and many oi
the old hands laid off until the enigrant tralc re-
wives but the nucleus of the emlgrant organlE-
tions OF the Erie and other trunk INES feinains
intact anda sufficient force OF men is retained to
care for the current business as efiicently az
larger number would take care of a larger volume
of emgrants in the busy season.
RAILROAD PAYING ls 1uES SaS 10 na,d aiiI nto the
civ Treasury S34 OBJ % received from the
Forty-second and Grand Street Ferry Railroad
Company in settlement of the two actions brought
by the CITY for car license fees. The company aso
paid 81 066 O3 for license fees for 1867 1888,
1854 and 1885, for which action had ~" been
brought. This payment was secnfed oy iio icceho t
success of the city in the Court OF Appeals III tho
suit against the Broadway and seventh Avenue
Railroad Company, which was argued by Corpora
tion Counsel Laconbe last 1aIl
THE BEST AMATEURS TO MEET.
The annual winter meeting of the Manhattan
Athletic Club will be held in Madison Square
Garden on Saturday evening next. The 400 en-
tries include neafly all VINO won championship
bonOrs last September and most of the prominent
athletes in this city and vicinity including Myers,
Ford Gordon, Waldron. White, Mcintosh. Mapes.
Madeira. and Stafford. There Will be running,
walking hurdle racing and bicycling. special
feature will be one mile roller skating race. The
performances of Myers at these annual meetings
have always been exceptionally hnc. lie may
perhaps meet Ford OF the New-lOfK Athletic CluD
IN one or more races.
BROOKLYN.
Real estate dealers assert that q great number or
people from Jersey City and New-fOTk are IN the
City of Churches prospecting for fnture homes
John Il. CoIrRan was found guilty i'll the Court
of Sessions yesterday of selling pools on the races
at Coney Island at Paul Bauers sporting house. lie
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