New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
NETWORK CITY.

,,o,,or Crooe has vetoed the resolution of the
Aldermen providing for numbering and renumoei-
ing all the houses IN the Guy. " -,
The Rev. DR.. Maynard will give ms nlsLoTita' si ca
lecture on "Span and its People, illustrated, to-
morrow afternoon at Chickering Ha'i
hartley Campbell, the playwright, mas pnrchassu pc.t
the dwelling the south sIde Oh ~ ronoh fnr
$aa' s.: GOO 900. u N
The AIdernens Committee on Police and Health Hi
Yesterday reported in favor OF erecting poiicdd
station IN Sixty-eighth-st. between Lexington anu
Third ayes.
KEYS OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE .o
The keys of the CITY Of Baltimore Whlch E;bn Wele
presented by Mayor Latrobe TO the Veteran tie, to
Baltimore on March D, are on nexhioleion LII pio""
way window.
DEMAND yOR CANNED GOODS.
last week arrangements were made 10 snip 10
two York iobbing houses from baltimore aho
Philadelphia enough canned tomatoes 10 i0am noa a
freight train of 200 cars-in all about l,44o.ooo
cans.
upID FOR KILLING Mr.. APPLfGATE.
The inouest III the case of Reuben Appiegate was
resumed by Coroner Levy yesterday. Inc parents
ard friends of Conroy ana hennoy Suo p,so were
examined and then the jury gave u 'eIuiot hoiu'hs
Conroy for the murder.
TRYING TO KILL HIS DRoTHER-IN-tAw'. n
Michael MaInai, an Italian, with stiletto III MS
hand crept M the stairs 1t No liz MnlGerry-st.
on Sunday night, and entered the room "heIe nl'
wife and her brother Nicollni Pardonl were stthp;
Il
himself skiIfully with char. In the Tombs yes
terday Mamai was held Tor triai'
FUNERAL OF W. II. GRIFFITH.
The funeral of William II. Griffith, better known
n The theatrical world as William II. Beekman,
was held at the Little Church Around the corner
Yesterday. Mr. Days company, OF whieh ne was
n member occupied seats III the body OF the chuIch
The dnral offerings were rich and abundant. The
services were conducted by Or. Houghtoh ana MS
assistant
DID HE HAVE MONEY IN THE BANKf
tuhn gyamlue0
mentary proceedings in January. testified that he
had no money in any bank. II Is charged that he
had at that time deposit Oh Sd 90 Il, rnv a.
issued by Recorder Smyth Tor ms arrest arr 81 OF
charge of perjury. He was held III $l'ooo paii
yesterday for trial.
TuMBIING AN OFFICER DOWN STAIRS
Officer Lynch on Sunday evening attempted 10
nrrest Charles Mack. who was beating ms Dr0tnet
at No. AIS Penrl-st In the room Jay MIS- n MACK
upon sick bed As soon as Mack saw the officer
he seized chair aud threw it at him. Inc police
man lodged the chair aud grappled wlth the
rufiian. The latter knocked the 9ihcer down anu
then threw him down stairs breaking his arm IN
two places Lynch sent for an ambulance ann was
taken to the New-York Hospital. AT the Tombs
Mack was held for trial.
MR. PARHELL WRITES A LETTER.
The Municipal Council OF the Irish National
League met yesterday in Justice kelIys court
room at Eighteenth-st. and Fourth-ave. A letter
was read from Nh. Parnell IN response 10 relueso
that two members OF Parliament should come to
this country and organize the league with view
of raising The $40 00O.neccssary for the Parlia,
meptary Fund. In regrettIng his inability to send
them Mr Parnell said: " IL we can show sui
fcient strength in the House we shall be able To
prevent a re-cnactment OF the Crimes Act and such
an amendment OF the Redistribution OF Seats bll
as shall enable us 10 win elghty-hye seats IN the
new Parliament"
TRYING krfr'S CuuHcH prhT
ST Ann's Protestant Episcopal Church bought lts
present property. originally christ Churcn ana rec
iory from "A Ba ptIst congregation III july lSoc,
for $40 600 assuming a bond and mortgage deDt OF
$4,000 While waiting for twenty years To receive
the Burr legacles OF $4,000, II went behind mana
ON interest money at the rate OF ~ 600 year ne
Iegacies were received last September, and with
SyI3 400 the remaining Indebtedness eau be en-
tIrey paid An appeal is made for subscriptions, con-
dItiUnal NJ preferred the whole amount being Sc
cnred. Dr. Gallaudet will gladly receive all glls
at No. 9 West Eighteen hist
CONsENrs FOR SURFACE RAILWAYS.
Mayor Grace wrote 10 the Aldermen Yesterday
that ON January 10 he called their attention To
consents granted during 1884 for the con- tructon
of certain railways, among winch was the Broad
way Surface Road. lie stated that no proper at
TEMPT had appaTontly been made tOsccuro sufficient
nav for the broadway franchise an annual rontai
of $40 600 was 10 be paid, being per cent upon a
valuation for the lranch of . 100000, whereas
tEe valuation bv the verdict of experts ~ from
- 600 600 20 80, ,OOO, 900. The Mayor had pre-
yIously recommended mat the resolutions granting
these consents be repealed by the Board, and he
again desired TO call attention 10 the matter