New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
NETWORK CITY.

Coroner Levy was Informed yesterday that Ellen
Denger had been found dead in her bed, at no. III
West Twenty-thlrd-st
The Catskil evening line has resumed running.
Its boats start from Pier No. 33 North River on
tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays at u p. M
TIE steamer Mararoa arrived at san Francisco
on March "a with mails from Australia and Hawaii
due here next Wednesday.
The Grant Monument Fund was increased $40
yesterday by q contribution from Pyramid Lodge
No. 400, +. and A. NJ, making total OF
$12' i34 %.
ph;dp Todd of No. 40 West Twenty seventh
ST.. attempted to Jump on freight tram III Tent u
ave, near lhrteth ST., yesterday, ana was killed
by the dummv-enGlne.
Mrs. Eva KloDertauz and her son. at No, 40l
West FortIetb->t Bridget McNamee, child, AT
No 425 West Forty-fourth-st ana Charles Pearl
at No. 259 West-St. were found yesterday suffering
with smallpox.
A sociable was held in the par!ors of the Pilgrim
Congregational Church, Harlem, last night. There
were addresses, Rotations and singing.
The Commissioners of Emigration yesterday re-
ceived petitions from several Protestant mission
aries asking for Offices III Castle Garden. Iney de-
cided TO adopt resolutions thanking those who had
aided the ImmigIant on the Oregon.
The New-York Alumni Association OF the college
fraternity of Delta Tau Delta will meet Tomorrow
he Rev. l.. A. CTandall, Professor John l.. y. Hunt
VIII Carleton and other members viii he present
bi-weekly publication, The Scholars Journal
issued by scholars in the public schools, gives blet
notices of examinations, rolls OF honor, basc0al
clubs of school boys happenings of the Board of
Education, stories, ETC.
ROUGH EXPERIENCE OF STEAMER
The steamship lniZiativa, which arrived yesterday
from Mediterranean ports, reports a succession OF
westerly ca eS I'D crossing the Atlantic. When she
finally arrived here her boats were stove her side
lights smashed and everything movable had been
swept from her decks.
WORDS ONCE USED IN sHAKEsPFARF.
Professor James ID. Butler, of he University OF
Wisconsin. read paper on words Once Used IN
Shakespeare last night at the meeting of the
Shakespeare Society of New-YOrk in Hamilton
Hall, Columbia College. The paper was discussed
by Appleton Morgan Il. S. Guernsey, James &.
Reynolds, Albert Il. Frey and r. NJ. Lawrence.
THREE STEAMSHIP DISASTERS.
&C. B."-The Collins Line steamship Arctic was
sunk forty miles off Cape Race from collision with
the steamer Vesta september o. 1851; 562
lives were lost. The White Star steamship Atlantic
was wrecked on Meagher's Head, twenty two miles
west Of Halifax. ON April /, 1879 $40 lives were
lost. The Amerque of the French Line was
stranded at Seabught, n. J., on January 7, 1877,
and was oated Oh April 10, 1877; three lives were
lost.
THE REV. MR.. HARLAN TO BE INSTALLED.
The ordination and installation of the Rev. Rich
ard u. Harlan as pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will take place next Thursday evening.
The Rev. DR.. john r. Paxton Will charge the people;
DR.. William Paxton the last pastor nov profess
sOr In Princeton theological Seminary, Will change
the young pastor, and Dr. Francis l.. Patton will
preach.