New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-25

n. III.
Bishop Litileiohn before wonan's Work Society, st.
Luke's Church, Brooklyn. IL H.
NETWORK CITY.
The Rev Henry Kimbal says that the free distri-
button of soup will not begin at the FIVE Points
until Saturday ut z y. III.
Tho Aldermen Yesterday passed an ordinance pro-
hbtIns pawnbrokers from charging lees Tor exhlD-
ting articles pledged with them.
The Law Committee of the Aldermen favors re-
numbering the streets and placing the numbers
where they can be seen from the street level.
The steamship CITY Of Rio de Janeiro sailed FROM
San Francisco on February 81 with mails for CHINA
and Japan, including New-iork malls OF FEBRUARY
I3
Joseph and Michael Marrone, the italian labor
contractors who were charged with eXtorting &C
know lcdpmeus of debt from laborers, were ac-
quilted yesterday in tho Court OF General Sessions
Andrew Jansen. witness in the case OF the sec
ona ma e and boatswain of the ship j. +. Chapman,
was arrested Yesterday and will be detained until
the trial.
Before the Cable Railway Commission, yesterday
George IT, Jones, owner Of No. 1873 William-st, OPP
posed the construction of the proposed road IN
Willsm-st. and W. II. Cole, of II. b. Clafiin n Co,
related his experience in riding on the cable ROADS
in san Francisco and Chicago which struck him as
l." a delightful change from the old system"
DRAGGED BY A sTREEr-CAR.
F. Borncmann, age forty-six, of No. 1O7 West
Fifty-third-st. fell from sixth Avenue car AT
ty-thirdst yesterday, and his loot catching on
the platform he was dragged some a,saance amu
seriously injured. lie was taken 10 bellevue hoo-
ptal.
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMTrTEE.
The Republican County Committee met last
evening Wee president Charles >. Spencer IN the
chair John ID. Lawson, frem the Commit , on
Appeals, reported progress. lilo thought !, would
be able to report nj tho next meeting. Inc com
lnittee hen adjourned. after beng III session ten
MINUTES.
ROOM FOR DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
"Lost-A pocket-book containing $40 and papers
valuable only to the owner" il IT, notice posted IN
nothing from his property, it is presumed that the
finder differs with HIM as to ITS value
CARELEssNE>s or A DRIVER
Julius TrogeIl, the driver VINO ran over +. ;.
GouId last week and caused his death, at the
Tonbs yesterday testified that ne shouted to Mr..
Gould 10 gei out of the way as he could not hold IN
the horse, which was dasbinQ down Broaway n
rapid pace. Justice Patterson held the PRISONER for
trial.
SAYS HE WAS PUSHED FROM AN ELEVATED CAR
Henry Mauny, age thirty one. OF No. 80 East
Third reported To the police Yesterday that he
was pushed from an Elevated Raiiroad car at .,nc-
hun fred and Second-ave., on Mon
day night by Brakeman No oOo. ana falling on tho
station platform. injured his ankle
KNEW RSorGH 10 sTFAI, II HE WAS DUNK
Dr. Reuben Smith, of No 800 East Eighteenth
st.. was robbed of watch valued at $50. while
riding in FOnr;eenth-st car on Monday night.
lie pursued the thief, who was captured. aud gave
his name as John flanagan. lie sad That he lived
at No. 220 Racc-st, Philadelphia and was drunk.
j
IN The lorkvllN Court.
SOUND BOATS DELAYED ny ICr.
The Sound boats werc from three 10 four honrs
late In reaching their piers III this CITY Yesterday
morning their delay beng caused by the ice; they
report a broad open channel on tLe north shofo oi
the sound east of Execution l.ight opposite Glen
from Execution Light 10 Throgg's Neck. Several
small sailing vessels remain blocked IN the lee, but
they hope IN Ect out to-day
TOO MICH TINE PoR TnE COUNTY CLERK
tt.. nm Leg of the Real state
Exchange aud Auction Room. limited. Yesterday
adopted he following resolutions: lhc ON now
before the Legislature giving the Couh.y Cl eth
twenty days in which to make returns 10 searches
m I'M, office Is in effect measure 10 increase the al
ready bnrlen-ome expenses attending real estate
transfers aud should mol pass.
ATTACKED BY 4 CLrRK.
william Sherwood. paIceI,tlerk IN steucr-
raarus dry-goods store AT No. lbs Ihird-aye.,
on Monday attacked j. IL. Nel'on. the supcrintoni-
cnt of tho store. Sherwood nrcd two shots from
large revolver at Nelson without eject. when he
was dI .arncd. lie is thought Ia be insane. Just
ice White held him in ~ 900 BAN yesterday. aud
~ the afternoon the prisoners mother gayc the
nccessir, bones Sherwood lives al No. lOU East
Ouc-h in cd-and fourth 81.
MIR. DUDLEY INDICTED.
Mrs Yseult Dudley, the young English woman
who shot ODonOvan Rosa, was md ctcd yesterday
b, the Grand JUICY for assault III the drst degree
Which includes assault with ln'rht to Kill and AZ
sauIt with a deadly weapon. RoSsa was not called
as a witness before the Grand Jury, as he was not
IA the police court. Inc case of kichard short
charged with as, auting Phean, will pIObaUl, DO
taken before the Grand jury to-day.
PRESIDENT CRIMMINs ASKED 70 HELP HIS MyY
Mayor Grace said yesterday III reference to the
memorial of President CrImmIns, of the Park DE-
partmcut, asking hini 10 endow "a pension fund for
The park police similar to the one tor the municipal
police, that the PARK policemen eau be dismissed by
a simple resolution OF IN, Comm 'siolcrs. Ito
thought that they should he placed on tic sar,e
footiig az the municipal police. who caa only be
dismissed after trial on grave charge. After this
il done he would iavor the creation OF "A tension
fund.
RrAcuISG THE EAR or CONTROLLER LOW.
Augustus A. Leyy. Walter H. Shupe William
McCabe John &. Hum and ;. t. Willis a commit
tee of the lsoples National Party, called yesterday
ON Controller Locw and asked him to use mi, inIu-
ence as "a member VI the Acucduct Commission TO
have inspectors of that work appointed vino shall
be residents of this city and Skilled mechanics
members Of their respective trades unions Mr.
I.oew said he approved the suggc ,tIons and wonld
BRING the matter 10 the attention OF his colleagues
TIE TIIANs' GRfErIXG 10 SPRING.
The "TItans' OF this city will cit their animal
dinner III honor of Mother Earth and the coming of
sp,Ing on Saturday evening. Alfred Wag,taa Tho
Magister, will preside. Appropriate songs viii DO
sung and addresses made The order contains
about 200 members, Including many wcIl.known
professional men. The menu card will bear classic
names and references and the songs and spcccLcs
will be based upon mythology.
SUDDEN DEATH OF HENRY WALLACE
Henry Wallace, q master-carpenter and hinder
doing business ut No. II Cenirs-st fell dead ON his
way to his home. No. 2Os SocOnd-aye, on Monday
afternoon from apoplexy. lie was well known in
insurance circles. wheie he had the reputation of
being an expert adjuster Of ire losses lie was a
member of he Blossom and City clubs and the Vol.
unteer and Veteran Firrlnen's associations and r.
Gently resigned from the General Committee OF
Tamnany Hall His only sister is the wife OF Police
Captain l.caTy. lie lcIt wife aud ii We children
WILLIAM y. SCHUYLER PLEADS GUILTY.
William Is. SCHUYLER, n young clerk employed by
Gregg Brothers. OF No. 1874 WashinglOn-st.' was
sent by his employers on November IL 10 deposit
$3.50 in the Importers and Traacrs BANK This
money was not received at he bank and Schuyler