New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-12
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY:
One OF the latest designs in dogharness has
handle on top of the animals spine, that woman
can lift her pet up and carry him like valise with
cut soIling her gloves or clothes.
II innovations are to be made in the time-honorcd
pattern Of dress suits. man cannot wear the same
suit for ten years, now without provoking criti-
cism.
Much of the game that will be eaten at fashionable
watering places next summer coming up from the
Southern States now, and is being frozen and Piled
away the great coldstorage warehouses of this city,
The overcrowding of the trees In parts of Gen.
trail Park is much moro noticeable In winter than
when mass of foliage partially conceals the view.
The rock to which chain was attached during
the War Of the Revolution. to prevent vessels going
nm the Hudson River viii have TO be removed in max
Ing excavations for the Peekskn bridge In the High
lands. II viii be taken out entire and preserved,
either at West Point Rashington's Headquarters,
Newburg or the rooms of the Historical Society, in
New-York
The Row Robert J. johnson, the deposed Method
fist minister who has swinded members Of the Charity
Organization society and has been followed up and
arrested by Officer Hebberd of that society, has been
sentenced by Judge Cowing to two years in State
Prison on his plea Of guilty. The society discovered
that this man had robbed the community OF nearly
$4,000 which he had collected for the alleged purpose
OF aiding In the piIloing OF netnoosJ onuOh IN
Essex County, n. Y.
The Rev. David NJ. Talmage read paper on What
Entertainments are Proper In a Church Edfcei' be-
fore the Pastors Association of the Reformed Churh
yesterday.
Tho Rev Dr. F. r. Morse, of the Tabernacle Church,
Brooklyn, road q paper The Experimental In
Christianity Yesterday before the Baptist Ministers
Conference.
A lantern exhibition of acknowledgements OF NAM
nslian blood in health and disease VIII be given on
Thursday evening before the members of tho Delta
Kappa Epsilon Club at their clubhouse, No. 435
Fifth-ave
The hearing In the case Of "PhiI5 MilIigsn. the
Broadway nquor-dealer charged by the Society for
the Prevention of Crime with violating the Sunday
law will be held before the Board Of Excise at noon
tomorrow.
George EIdridge, who said that he had home,
pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Cowing to a
charge of fraudulent registration and was sentenced
to two years in the State Prison
The furniture in the Governors Room. City Hall.
which includes the table and chairs which Washington
used as President and the sofas and other articles
which furnished Federal Hall when the Ist Congress
assembled, sent yesterday 10 be repaired and
holstercd preparatory the Inaugural Centennial Of
April.
committee of union printers went TO Mayor
Grants Office yesterday ask him to appoint George
g
SThe City Record The Mayor busy presiding
at the meeting of the Board of Street Opening, and
the committee will call again to-day.
A letter signed Mrs. Catharine Chambers No III
East One hundred sndseventeenthst," received
by Mayor Grant yesterday charging that Redeem. the
ladies' tailor, about to import number Of London
dresmakers under contract. The Mayor referred the
letter to the Commissioners Of Emigration.
Bernard Kiernans two-story wooden stable at One
dr.d nd 6ref-c uar do
stroyed by Gre on Sunday night and horses in
the stable were burned to death. Kiernans loss
about $500
Bishop H. Cbaunccy Riley will deliver an address
entitled Among the Nations at Association Hall
this evening The address VIII be illustrated with
views from many countries Of Europe, Asia, Africa
and America, and the money received will DO devoted
TO Christian mission work in Mexico.
The Carpet Uphoistcrers' Association filed articles
of incorporation yesterday, the objects of the asoca
ton being benevolenee and charity.
fair In aid Of the Messiah Home for Children
win be held the afternoon and evening of February
49, at the Church Of the Messiah Thirty fourthst and
Psrk-ave.
notice was posted at the Appraisers Stores yes
terday announcing civil Service examination for
the promotion Of clerks in Class at the Collectors
ONCE to the grade Of Glass l. The examination will
be held on February 10 at 80 a. IN. IN Room No
All in the Postoice Building
Tho D,Huyvctter collection of oil paintings of the
French Belgian and Dutch schools is now exhibit
ton at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, and VIII
be sold on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Branch No 1855 Of the Irish National League Of this
city contributed 800, and Branch No. 157 1920 "a
the Parnen Defence Fund.
The County cayan Association, the largest and mos
influential of the Irish county associations having
membership OF 1000, Will have Its twenty third
annual entertainment in Tammany Hall tomorrow
evening. Treasurer Bernard lynch says 1t will b.
the largest one they have yet had
There is subdued air about the drivers Of the
who wero strike, and it Is almost impossible now
TO get them 10 say anything
Abraham suydam, q criminal lawyer prs
oner at the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
ON charge OF grand larceny. The complainant was
Wolggang Kuffner also lawyer OF No. 1853 Prince
St who charged that Suydam had kept for his owl
use 8f5O paid him 10 procure a license for Bidos'
uouor- store at No 1873 woostersL The prisoner
was held IN default Of $500 bail for examination
Coroner Levy was summoned to the Nlnetynin
Street Hospital yesterday to take the ante morteu
statement Of Mrs Mary McNcill, Of Ogden High
bridge. She said that her husband assaulted her ent
Inflicted the injuries from which she Will die. sh'
Z twenty-four years old, 10 native Of Ireland. ant
has been married ak years. Her husband, laborer
rs under arrest
ccrnelia zanin. the Italian girl seventeen year
Old OF No $40 West Forty seyentb-st, who took car
bollc acid and Paris green With her lover. James Con
sidne last Monday night, was arraigned at the Har
lem Police Court yesterday morning a charge 0
Attempting suicide. Tho girl said that she had n,
Intention OF committing suicide and that considin
had given her the poison. She was discharged
The hearing Of witnesses to determine the ieRa
residence OF Henry s. Ives was completed yesterdal
before Referee J, Warren Greene The Witnesses OK
sminsd were Martin weinfrt. steward Of tho Brooklyi
Glib; Or. George D. clift Brooklyn physician. ant