New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
NEW-YOBk CITY.


"S."-Thcro is No such hospital.
MI. Winston Murray. who wal injured on the
New-York and Brooklyn Bridge. has begun a sut
against the city for $4,000 iamaSes
The North and East rivers were moro free from
ice Yesterday than at any time ntwo weeks. There
was none floating and only a small quantity lodged
III the slips.
surroqatc Rollins said yesterday that there wa
no truth III the report that President Arthur ana
himself would enter into IA law partnership AFTER
March 4.
The Series of Health Talks TO Young Mon Only,
AZ A ssOciatOn Hall, was begun last Friday with an
audience Of over 900. DIR. 4. L. Ranncy will speak
tonight on Nervous arrangements"
ME-. CoNNnR ATTENDING STRICrLY TO BUSINESS.
The recently published reports that Washington
f. Conner. the confidential broker of Jay Could is
engaged 10 be married are understood 10 he with
out the smallest foundation. He is welded 10 his
business and aside from that Is said To have no
matrimonial intentions
STIMULATING THE MARKET FOR CORN
Between thirty and forty members of the Produce
Exchange Cleveland and Hendricks Campaign
Club completed arrangements Yesterday to start Tor
Washington on Monday TO attend the Inauguration.
They will take with them supply of the extract of
corn hoping 10 increase the home consumption and
thus stimulate the market Tor that cereal.
ATHLETIC SPORTS ~ WINTER.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will hold their an
nual winter games on Saturday evening ia Madison
square Garden. All the amateur champions are
entered. Myers who has been practIcIng Oh lee for
the last few weeks, is IN fine form, and expects TO
beat his Garden record. They have over fifty en-
tries Ill the One-milc roller skating race.
HENRY WALLACE BURIED.
Members of the Blossom CITY and Wa Wa Wanda
Clubs the Volunteer and Veteran Firenen's Assoc
ciatlons Yesterday attended the funeral of He Try
" allace The >TvIces were conducted NJ No. Dos
There were no pall-bcarers. The burial was at
Greenwood Cemetery.
DISCRIMINATING AGAINST CABMRN.
The proposed ordinance to place all cabmen on
the same footing in the city was considered ycstcr-
day by the Law Committee Of the Aldermen.
Drivers complained that the city authorities now
discriminate in favor of one cab company. Ihe
question will be considered again.
THEY FoUND THE MAYOR ABSENT.
Members Of the Sanitary Protective League met
in the MAYORS Office yesterday 10 seek from him
some official recognition which would enable them
the better TO prosecute their work. Char les r.
Wingate and others were present. In the absence
Of the Mayor nothing was done.
AN INVOLUNTARY WINTER VOYAGE.
Pilot Cooper returned on tho steamer st. Ger
main from his involuntary voyage to iiavre. lie
is the last of the three pilots TO return who were
unable to leave the steamers which they were
plotting to sea in the tenpestuous weather IN the
latter part of January
CLOSING TIE EVENING SCHOOLS.
The evening schools of the city, with the excep-
ton of the Evening High School, closed their
winter term last evening. The Evening High
School in Thirtccnth-st., near Sixth-ave, remains
open for a month longer. There are twenty seven
evening schools and the average attendance during
the present winter has been about 1900 pupils,
which il an increase over previous years.
bids ron CITY WATER STOCK.
Controller L0ew opened bids yesterday Tor
$l.5O000O additional water stock bearing 3ia Del