New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
NETWORK CITY

The time for the submission Of designs for the
new Protestant Episcopal Cathedral has oeen extended
until the middle Of this month. The competition Is
exciting much interest among architects over eighty
designs have been submitted
report was published. yesterday stating that tho
steamship Vile de Dieppe was out hve weeks from
DIenpe for this port and that she was supposed to
be lost The Vile de Dicppe is sailing vessel ship
regcd and no apprehension whatever Is felt for her.
Aaolnb Reich the wife murderer entered yesterday
unon what will be tho last week Of bis life unless
he receives Executive clemoncy. He was visited
during tho day by Rabbi Wise, and spent some time
with him.
Orders were received from the Treasury Depart
mont Yesterday for Captain Tozier. OF the Revenue
Marine Service to take charge Of locating vessels
within the anchorage limits in the harbor.
The collection last Sunday at ST. Bartholomew's
Church for the Hospital Association was $4,000
No moro Sunday trips Will be made BY the Fall
River Line boats until April
The January price Of milk set by the Mir Exchange
at its last meeting Is a IA cents quart minus the
shipping charges, one cont a quart
The trustees of the Peabody Education Fund have
loaned Mr. and Mrs. John Glass 100000 on the
property Nos Ii and 16 Lkpenardst, payable In five
years.
John o'NelI, Of No. 400 East onc-hundred-and-
ty-nin
at Railroad-ave and One-hundrcda -forty-nnth-s%
yesterday, struck on tho head anu Aneu INSTANTLY
by a falling derrick
While John Norton of No. $50 Eleventh-ave., was
working in tho freight yard at the foot Of West Sixty
sccond-st yesterday, he was struck by locomotive
and hurt dangerously. The police sent him 10 the
Roosevelt Hospital
The person who shot and killed John Neary at
the ushering in of the New Year In Tenth-ave' 1"
NAMED undiscovered yesterday.
The public schools reopen to-day, after the winter
vacation. with the exception of Washingtons Birth
day and Good Friday, there Will DO no more holidays
untl the summer vacation.
The rabbit Club formed on New Years
night at ONelrs restaurant on sixth-ave by about
thirty wellknown Bohemians. Dr. F. S. Morgan was
elected president The object Of the club Is to revive
the popularity of the rabbit a delicacy. and for
that pnrpose a rabbit dinner will be INDUCED In once
q month.
The National Debating Association held its usual
weekly debate I'm one Of the smaller halls OF cooper
Ijnicn last night The subject was Is the single
land tax a solution Of the labor problem! y
Bernard j. T1nney, the new probate clerk in
Surrogate Ransom's Office, was sworn in by County
Clerk Reilly yesterday.
Tho recent fair at tho Church of the Holy Cross
in West Forty-second-st. nettcd upward Of $4,000
A man whose name is supposed to be J. C. McGee,
was found dead yesterday afternoon In room at the
Empire Hotel No 23s East Ninety-seventh-st, where
no had been staying for several days. Tho gas was
turned on in the room. The dead man was about
twenty-five years old
The Feather Workers hold meeting tonight AT
the rooms of the Working women's Society, NO. 20
LAFAYETTE Place. consider questions OF wages, ume
and piece work
Thomas Goggln, age eishty-two, was severely
burned in the face and hands while putting out
fire In a Christmas tree In his room at NO. quo
East slxty-ffth-st, last evening
During fight yesterday in a shanty" In Avenue
A between sevcnty-frst and Seventy-second sts.,
between Bryant Feary and Michael Normill, Feary
was stabbed I'm the left side and dangerously wounded
He was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital Normin
was arrested and locked up in the East Eghy-cghth-