New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

Stoves have been put into the Third-ave. surface
The Incoming ears at many of the depots. veSter;;
day were covered with snow TO the depth OF several
inches.
None of the baseball PLAYERS have as yet signed
agreements with the New-lOrk club. They nave
not been asked 10.
n w Lawson a sea captain, died suddenly
Yesterday in Franke's restaurant. No, 6s Nest-st.
Mrs FRANKIE recently KILLED herself III room ad-
Joining the restaurant.
The Dock Department for the quarter ended
October 81 received for dock and slip rents
$3O6. 436 80. and from mlscellaneons sources
1925 81. Inc expenses were S72,3S9 ~
The Marine Journal weekly paper, OF which
Frank Baker and George L. Norton are the editors,
is devoted 10 navigation, and Is the organ oil the
National Board of Seam Navigation.
PUNISHED FOR GARROTiNG.
Patrick Barrett, who choked tredoriGk Donhah'
SHIN steward. on ROoscvclt-St. on the night or
November L. and robbed him Of a SILVER watch,
was sentenced Yesterday by Recorder Snyth TO
seven years aud six months III the STATE fIison'
THE BRADFORD RrCITALs.
William Bradfo dis illustrated recital IN Chick
erinr Hall tomorrow night VIII be on the Greedy
kelef Expedition and De Longs Voyage III me
Jeanette" instead of that previously announced
Eskimo songs will be sung as usual
COxCEALIVG 4 CASE OF SMALLPOX.
Mrs. Wolf, Hebrew woman, was 1ouni al NO.
215 Fast Tnrd-st recently suffering from slnal pcx
and was removed to the Riverside Hospital;
sanitary inspector Yesterday was amazed ~ mo ing
Mrs. Wolls daughter Annie recovering iIom me me
mother was and had been concealed In the house
HUNGRY FOR A THANKSGIVING DINNTR.
The managers of the COlOTed Opaan Asylum at
One-huC dr red and 'Orty -third-st. and IcntI-ayc
desire to give the 3l5 children under tncll care u
THANKSGIVING dinner. and solicit food or money for
that purpose GIFTS may be left at Mrs. Van
Dusen's 30. 90 West Thirty-sixth-st.. or they WEI
he calle1 for on notice. Interested persons VIII ad-
dress the children at 10 n. IN.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP DENONA
CAPTAIN Abbott, of the steamship LePanto tlfom
HuI reported to the Anchor Line office yesterday
that ON Sunday the steamship Dcvont was sighted
under slow healway and with machinery slightly
dorangcd Assistance was declined. The DcvOnia
sailed IRON here on Saturday afternoon and was
about 240 miles east of Sandy Hook Wien sighted.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS TO BIZ Torn bows
SUPERINTENDENT D'Oench, ofthc Buildings Bureau,
Yesterday gave orders 10 have the walls OF the
ruined Empire Plaster Mills III Bethune-St pulled
! down. The walls OF the tenement-nouse. No u,
/ we're reported cracked and bulgcd, but ne Thought
| that they could he repaired. An inspector OF Tho
bureau rercrted that the two-stOry house NO. l2S
! East Broadway was dangerously unsafe ana Ar.
| UOench directed the owner to tear ltdowD.
| ANOTHER WASHING tOS DINNER TO BE EATEN
| The Sons of the Revolution will commemorate
the anniversary of Washingtons Farewell 10 his
| Army by a dinner On December j. The dinner will
be eaten III the long room of Frauucc's Tavern, al
| Broad and Pearl SITS, where Washington bade lie
staff good by III 1888. Mr.. Etzo the present pro-
| pretOr, Will decorate tie exterior Tomorrow
| Evacuation Day. and allow visitors to view the
long room.