New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
NETWORK CITY.


Martin Johnson Of Ave.-A and Seventh-Sf.. was
knocked down by horse in the Bowery yesterday
His skull was fractured.
"TRpuNE Reader Of Troy. ..ar6i N 6 usn kndhy ths
send his name and address, we capTot use 'Aio
article and wish to communicate WITH MN.
The bark Alpedo from Genoa reports having come com,
into collision with the polling schooner Laura Deie'
Ebe had two of the schooner's crew on poaru.
~ lanes Odslps house. No. 7. West Thirty
eighth-st, was damaged S2oo oy nro Oh ri'ua'
night.
The Rockaway Steeplechase Association have
weeiinc at Cedarhurst on May 8. IL, 15 10, ~ and
aa.
Two bags Of the Orogon's mail were received at
the Postofice on Friday, which had been forwarded
by the postmaster at Wachapreague' Va. by way
OF Tasley, Va.
The ladies of st. Ann's Romap Catholic Church
will hold fair in Ferrero's Assembly Rooms, IN
East Fourteenth-st., beginning on Wednesday and
ending on May IL
The examination for naval cadets Yesterday at
No. 81 Grcenwlch-st. was postponed Tor week
owing to the illness of superintendent fannips.
Twenty -four applicants presented themselves.
The Seventeenth Ward Branch, Irish National
League, will give an entertainment n CiafSnd4n 10
Hall tomorrow night. Receipts Will be ADDED 10
the Parnell Parliamentary fund
Benjamin +. Mudgett. lawyer age sixty-one, OF
No 206 West One-hundred -and-twent ty-iourth-st;
died In an Eighth Avenue car at One-hunoreu-ahu-
twenty -eighth-st. yesterday
Tie St Nicholas Society will celebrate Paas TO-
morrow evening at Delmonico's. 1ckeis can De
obtained from the gentlemen mentioned III the au-
vertlslng columns.
Professor Draper of Central Park, reports that
the wind travelled $50 miles last week. he mean
barometer was 30.O52 inches; the mean thermone-
ter $50.
The five-act Irish drama. Ivy Leaf" will occupy
the stage at the Harlem Theatre ComiQue tins
week. he tine scenic production. choice selectlon
of songs, and the lrlsh dancers iehu 10 'nc PIay
lively interest.
During the eucampment of the State Department
of the Grand Army of the Republic on wednesday
and Thursday. the naval panorama building IN
NadisOn-ave. was thrOnged both afternoon ana
evening with the visiting delegates.
rhe Rev. r. B. Howard, of Boston. secretary of
the American Peace Society and brother 81 peh-
eral Q. o. Howard. will give an address on " Peace
and War" at the Church of the Divine Paternity,
Ffth-ave. and Forty y-hftL-st.. this evening
No benches have been seen under the Bridge
tor hye TS about tine cveTs war
all persons "No Smoking Allowed on these
Benches"
The United Agency Company Limited has been
Incorporated by John Baker, Charles q. Taylor, A.
J. A. Callaghan, John n. Baker aud Ira l. Williams
The capital is 900 and the proposed business to
act as agent for other associations
The British tramp steamship Elizabeth Allen
,rrived yesterday from Swansea with bows stove
and forward compartment hlled with water. On
April ls. when of the Grand Ban KS. she ran into
large quantities OF floating ice which cut the plates
Oh her bows.
Readings Will be given by George w. Cable from
his new story Grande Po,ntc," IN ChIckerlng Hall
Oh May g. at p. m.. for the benefit of the worthy
DO III the lower part of this city, under the dlec
ton OF the Rev. DR.. Edward Judson. Tickets at
81 each are for sale at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
at Chickering Hail.
Maurice Grau's French Opera Company sailed
yesterday for Montevideo, South America. where
they will he Joined by number of artists engaged
by Mr. Grau in Paris Mr. Grau Will sail from Llv-
erpool. Oh May IS, for South America. with Sarah
Bernhardt. who last evening began her tour which
Is to include England South America. Cuba, Mexi-
co and the United States
"a Reader " inquiries if the Metropolitan Museum
of Art Will be open on Monday. May 81. 1t is now
closed to prepare for the summer exhibition, but
be Sn Ma IL the i%d
eion beng 20 cents; on Wednesdays. Thursdays,
Fndays and Saturdays the admission is free. The
Museum is closed on sundays
BROOKLYN
Five more train. will be put the Brooklyn Elevated
road Tomorrow to accommodate the Increased morning
and night travel
The inquest the of Joseph j. Winters who died
IT the Fatbush Hospital on April IA. will be resumed in
Justice Naehers Court tomorrow.
At the request of stephen W. Grswold the Eleventh
Ward association bearing his has been changed.
The society s now known the U. S. Grant Club.
Constructor Pook has received enough extra money
from Washington to keep his department going until
May with its present force.
The suit OF clothes By W. II. Quincy when
committed suicide on March IL. was found in an open
lot at Raiph-ave. and Ialsey-st yesterday
The Teachers Committee OF the Board OF Education
has agreed to make the maximum salaries OF s princ
pals who have been employed four years $4,000 Nine
teen principals will hereafter receive this salary.
August Grie. who sent letter last mouth George
II. Girard. threatenin. to Kill some member OF the
laters family unless $500 paid, indicted yes
terday for blackmai.
Residents Of the Twenty-ffth and other wards who
desous OF obtaining rapid transit, will meet at No.
l09 sumptcrst. on Tuesday evening to discuss the
matter.
Judge Cullen has granted removal OF tho Rev.
George r. BstOws from the Court Of Sessions OF
Rockland County to the Oyer and Termner. but denies
the motion TO carry the case TO another county
mass-meetng OF those In favor OF homo rule for
Ireland will be held In Grand Army Hall. Fourth and
North Second sts.. on Thursday evening. General
Isaac s. Catln will mako address and May Whitney
will preside.
Justice Cullen Yesterday dismissed the complaint OF
James Beveridge.against the Manhattan Railway Com
pany. hut III regard TO the NewYork Eevs ted Railroad
Company. irpleaded with IT, gave Judgment that II
transfer 1t, AtOck and pay tho dividends declared at
per per -hpon the 100 shares OF the stock
held b. the plaintiff. with costs
The Kings County Elevated Railroad has takeI
proceedings in the Supreme Court 10 condemn
the street rights of Mrs Mary Duane whose
property Is at Pearl and Fulton sts.. and
who was one OF the original litigants that took
action gsnst the company to restrain 1t from building
IN this way the company propose TO settle the question
VI once as TO their riRht to build.