New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Mr.. Berph's society has received $500 from the
estate of b. w. Merriam.
Henry r. Wallenstein, painter of No. 33 Allen
ST. fell from scafOld at the fifth story OF No. ZoI
Elizabeth-st., yesterday, and was fatally hurt.
The second opening night at the Standard Thea.
tire has been postponed from tomorrow night until
| Thursday night of next week.
| Senatorelee Evarts continues to receive host
of callers at his office and his mail has become
Formidable Nearly a hundred congratuiatory
letters reached him Yesterday.
The election supervisors for the Assembly Dis
tricts from the Ist to the XlIh will be paid on sat
will be paid Oh Wednesday evening.
The World yesterday enormously stated that Mr.
| blaine attended the Simpkihs-Jenks wedding III
Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evening MI Dlanio "ao
in Washington.
The fair held in the Church Of st. Paul, the Apos-
tie. Nmth-ave., realized nearly $4,000. Inc pro,
ceeds were used in finishing the chuicn, WHICH VIII
be dedicated on Sunday.
The Kit Kat Club, 10 promote art study and arts
tic associations has been incorporated by Philip y.
Cnsachs, G. Morgan Mcllheney William I; Fitch,
LAFAYETTE w. Seayey and Henry w. Mcclellan
Railway & Co., No. 80 Warren-st are erecting
an additional building for the manufacture OF their
remedies 1T No. 80 EIm-st., TO cost $lS,COO The
building Is TO be II by II feet and five stories IN
height.
THE EysrLAGr CONGRESS ENDED.
The fourth Ensilagc Congress ended its session
yesterday. Dr. c. Harlan Of Wilmington, De J.;
WeIIsyille. y. T.. on The New Agriculture, as
Developed Through Underground Irrigation"
BOUGHT BY BRooKLYS MAN.
The old Cotton Exchange building mas been s9I I
paid $40. 800 on the purchase Yesterday ana Is 10
pay the remainder IN thirty day ne Cotton Tx
| change is TO retain the building TIL May l.
DANGEROUS FALL THROUGH A HATCHwAY.
Bv n fall through Il hatchway at Sixth-aye. and
| Thrtv-nnth-st. yesterday, Martin Comerfcrd, or
No. 5li East F"urternthIst., received dangerous
| Injuries to his back, face and arms.
| MEETING or THE LARCuMoNT CLUB.
A special meeting Of the Larchmont Yacht Club
was held AT Delmonicos last night. The sailing
regulations aud the constitution OF the club were
amended and w. W. Russell and 7. NJ. Curtis were
elected members.
GIFTS HAT would M THANKFULLY TAKES.
Gifts of secondhand clothing and shoes could be
! nsed 60 advantage by the Cmldrehs Ala society
| l. w lIolsfe, asSIstant-tTeasuIcr OF the society,"
| saws that gifts will bc thankfully received at no.
| 10 East fourth-st
| p srivAL or Az ITALIAN sUNpAY-sCHoor.
| The Italian Sunday-school connected with Grace
| Chapel IN Fast Fourtcenth-st. will celebrate ITS
| annual festival on sunday at p. H. presents OF
cot hing aud other useful articles VIII be made 70
| lig children, who regularly attended church iast
year.
THrGAH mas 80 REVELATIONS TO MAKE.
| Captain Phclan's physician told HIM YESTERDAY
that il will be ten DAYS before he can appear IN
/ court The patriot dynamlteur - getting weary
| of the hospital. Policeman Wolf still keeps on
| guard bv his bed,ds. Phrlm denies that he IN
tends 90 make any revelations OF dynamite secrets
| SOCIETY SAID Nor To Re ~ DEPT
| Members of the Society for the lre'ervation OF
the irish Language say that the organiIalon Is not
| in debt. A 1RiBCNE reporter attended 2 meeting
| OF the Irish National League, where depuiation
! from the Gallo society was present aud asked Tor
the support OF the League. rs hy the first concert al
! ,ghichflc idvl An Bard Gus nm fo' was gwen,
the society was lett over 500 in debt
LICENSED LIQCor-sElLyEs N rRornLH.
Some of the alleged gambling houses which were
raided by the police on Tuesday night are licensed
! liquor stores. ine propnctors yesterday received
their licenses unless they appear Lc0Ie the hoard
ON SATURDAY and furnish proof that no gambling
WAS permitted IN their rooms.
JONI BELLY N"r GONG To FLORIDA.
John Kelly was reported Yesterday - De- worse.
4 TMuUNi reporter called NJ NJ. krlly's house, and
! was told that Mr. Kelly, health was greatly I'M
/ proved and that he. expected soon to leave MS
! room lie spends much al his time IN an easy chair
and retircs to his bed only for lc.t He sees his
| physician twice day. The rumor that he expects
/ TO 60 10 Florida was denied.
c,gr DEALERS DISCUSSING A Bill.
The Executive Committee ui the Game Deales'
iSn,nI at at the Tcv-Yor; Mercantile ~
! change Yesterday afternoon aud discussed the
! rr"yis,ons OF a bil which Will shortly
/ be presented To the Legislature. The assoca ion
i. not 80 much ia favor Of extending The period III
/ which game may be- killed "a, thdt IA when game
/ may be sold.
JANIS LYNCus IYG BroKrN.
! James Lynch. president OF the lTioh society and
! Commissioner of Emigration. Is confined To his
I ] X. =
| Garfield Bank directors on Wednesday, and had a
slight attack 1T vertigo After he meeting he had
! another attack while descending the stairS,' ami
fcll backwards cltchlng one Of ms feet ~ the iron
railing NJ. brother directors carried HIM INTO one
of the rooms and sent tor physician. II was
! found that lac had received compound fracture oil
| the leg.
TN GRAND JURY HAS MR.. ED,oN BEFORE IT.
! Tv-Navor Edison and L. ". Deyoe were cX-
anlncd Yesterday by tho Grand Jury. They were
| questioned AZ To the charges of cOrraptIon and
bargaining on the part OF the Aldermen made lust
| before the Close of asOr EdsOns term. The last
Grand Jury began an investigation on that subject,
! winch was not competed II the end of tie year,
| and Judge Cowing advised the present Grand jury
70 make further inquiries. Mr. Lucas, the prlVatr
secretary of Mr. Edison, has also been SUNNI ned as
| a witness.
FRIES FOR Essays Of Public HEALTH.
| The American Pablo Health Association mas
offered four prizes, two Of 300 aud two Of 200,
for essays to be- presented before Octohcr J.. Sub
| iccts embracing the hyGcnc OF schoo aud manu-,
factories the prevention OF contagious diseases ana
| fine best means of dlsinection, have been dcSlg-
! uatcd by tine secretary or the association. lie
nrze ESSAYS will be read at the next meeting oi the
| association AT Washington III December: several
| uerSons connected with the NcW-l ork Health De-
| pattment intend to compete
ANOTHER STErEAGE RATE WAR TALKED OF
There no Official change ~ sicerase rate yes
terday, but II was reported ana Denied that one Oh
the German lines WIS selling tickets from Chicago
IN Bremen for So. IL also asserted that another
cut would be made on Monday unl less 4 compact
| should be agreed upon before then. IL IL also
| limited that "a steerage rate war among the Englsh
! lines nav take place, aud that IL will begin IN
ApriI or when the Cunard Line changes its sallngS
! from every week on Wednesday to alternate We'd
| uesdays and runs an additional steamer on every
| Saturday.
! SUICIDE FROM DFSPONDENCY.
John McManus, vino served az volunteer in the
| Army of the Potomac, opened "a liquor Store at No:
| ~ CarinInc-St. about three weeks ago, lie had
failed IN several business enterprises and was SUI,
ferng from a spinal disease, the result OF wound