New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
NETWORK CITY.


More college ball games will be played az 'hc
Polo Grounds tins year than last
Chauncev Shatfer, who was seized with vertigo
last Monday at the Registers Omce,was much holo
comfortable yesterday
The can0I-boat John I.evally sank in the North
River. at One-hundrcd-a y-nnth ST., yes
terday. Ice IN the river caused the leak
The Pilot Board will ask Senator Miller to amend
his bill in regard TO dumping refuse In this nlt"oI
bv Prov ding penalties for violations OF the law.
William r. Gilbert. member of the Cotton Ex-
change announced MS failure to meet his mcrcan-
tile ob cations yesterday. lie has Geen o"ii
H. cotton and was caught on the decllhe'
At the annual "day Of PRAYER" service at the
ITn,vrrsify of New-Y0rk tomorrow az / n. m the
Rev. Dr. a. c. Nermllye VIII preach anu inc "iee
Club will sing.
At The Science matinee Mt II Tomorrow IN me
HOtei Brunswick Professor Falrchlld Will treat
of Life on the Earth Millions of Years Ago, Illus
trGted by OXy-hydroRen lantern
Bernard Atlas. Of No. 100 Ridge-st., who had
tvphus fever and three Italians who HAD smallpox
at 30. ITO Mulberry-st., were removed to North
Brother Island Yesterday.
CONCERT FOR POOR people,.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ollvet ChurGh, no. %
Sccuud-st gayca concert last evening" me chuich
in aid of the poor OF the parish. In addition 10
number of songs there were solos on the piano,
banjo either and bandonion.
TE rrNER,L or wILLIHM wiNTEE IS S WiiIi,m
Winters little son Arthur VIII bc he'd at his house
No. II Third-avc, New-Brighton, staten Island
X.
ancc at the TompkInsvlIle irst landing on the ar
rival Of the l O'Clock boat from New-lork
SUICIDE or 4 PIASOMAKFR.
August Ulrich, &c man pltnomaker VINO nv Il
slop AT No. 1913 Avenue G., hanged hislNeIt tdGTe
Yesterday. His home was az No. 80 Avenue a ne
wa, nearly sixty years Of age and hGd touh9 'ha'
his busil ess wa' likely to fu;, bret mote IN tHc
German language told his tthlIy thft thls was TIE
cause of his killing himself.
SERIOUS INJURIES FROM FALLS.
Mary LIpuard. age four tel ron a hr'-,Sca?"
and was killed. 81 falling doWa ght Of at2irN
at No. 525 last Filteenth.St. f. E!ckert, 81 No,
111l2 Washingtoni,t3 fractured n; T Iu1 oaa
forty, at LudjoN-sJ., and Injured him seriously.
LIVING TWO YEARS PAST 4 CENTURY:
Deputy Registrar sagle yesterday received zee, Ger
iticate STATING that T4therge DoTl M age W ~,
Thirtv.6r.t- t. from general debility. She WAS u
widow when tho cane FROM Ireland forty-sN wears
ago and until slr became too inirm 10 work sac
earned = living u a servant III prlvd'" houses. lcF
BODY was buried in the Calvary Cemetery.
DID TIE rlN OR NE TREATMENT H'hl HIN do
Sila, 4. Holmes. the photographed OF 70, 80. ~
Broa lway. who's" If" ha- been III Serious danger
from 4rvSIpcias caused by GIN scrai %, was some
what more comfortable at l. .lcvuc Hospital yes
terdav. He complains that at caca ~ the thr'c
hnsnjI ais 10 which lie has been taken different
treat cnt has been applied and he thinks that his
has had more to do with the result than the rh-
lucky pm. -.
OFFICERS rLTCTFD ~ Az EXCHANGE. 2sg1s.
The Mechanics and lladcrs Exchange elected
the following officers yeNt'Iday: President AIfGh
A. Conovcr; vicc-pres dent George Moore smith
treasurer. Gilbert J. Burnett; secretary, William
H. Nes5lt; trustees, Ih9uas Mulfy, Jnhn T..
Bogcrr, Charlc, /; Wills. Henry NL-o2. " lii.am
Brennan Joseph X. Van Na,en, 'enry \. thc-ley
examiners. iBurcaU Of Bu.ldin.s john Santa,
Edwin Dobbs; superintendent Enoch Chamber
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e,uIvy N STREET CARS DANGEROUS TO HEALTH.
Ala meeting of tic Board of Health yesterday,
President French. of the Police Board, sat with
Commissioner Johnson ana lieaith Oin.ef Tnl I'l