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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
TEARING Douy AZ OLD LAyDuARK.

one Of the few remaining landmark Of the New
Norl Of Gfty year h. I'm course of d'moltion
The stately tory stone house. with it. tall marble
pillar ~ 80. 11G BradWay, FOR many years known a.
the old Column House" va, built IA l-ii BY Charles
g.. Ferris. Nr. Fcri, was au active POLITICAL I'm the
Fourth Ward, and successful lawyer. IL W., az
one time Collector uf the Port ol New orb. lie q,
ID warm friend Pc idcut Andrew jackson, aud the
latter lfcpu. utlK visited nj the BOddVHf MANSION
The Last hcr of Mr. Ferris. Mr.. Caroline /. Lewis
hi, daughter Who died thr"r years ago, Wa IA" HHt
tenant of tine house. ~,hOllc BIOS, the broad st.
brokers, hoIpht thr property at public ton ln May
Last. for comparatively small -urI. They propose
To build SIS story building for stores on the lie
The d" Column House. ~ originally built, wa, a
douhlc house. and ia the old dan the mansions a
Cornciu, Van l;antz and john jacob AstOr adjoncI
Ferris estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

National Educational Association Convention NO.
University Place. .,, c,..,.s ., on
Ianedon reference before Referee Cleveland IL 80
p -
SILVER Coinage Mas. Meeting, CyOI er Union, D. m.
Scandinavian Seamen's Mission anniversary. No 5o2
Fulton.st., Brooklyn. p. M
Fxccutiyo Committee of County Democracy, Cooper
Union s p. III. x,u
Lecture by H. L. Krehbiel Wagner. Stenway Hall,
p - w.. ,,
Business Mems RepuG.lcan Club Alth Assembly
District No $40 SlxthaVe., p. m.
Orchid show, Eden Musce.
Harlem Republican Club. clubhouse. q. M
BrooSvn Womcns Club anniversary afternoon.
Scottish Rite Association ladies' reception, Scottish Rite
Hall, 0 p. m.
st. Francis Xavier's College Debating Society literary
exercises, p. m. -
American Institute Of Electrical Engineers No. 127
East Twenty-third.st p. m.
- Martin Luther Society No 142 Second.ave.. D.
west side Republican Club, No 1G5 West Seventy-hrst
st., 8 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
BAYONNE.
THE CITY HAS IT'S OWN WAY AT LAST

THE CITY HAS IT'S Own WAY At LASI
Protractcd litigation and differences when Tor years
have existed between the Central Railroad company
Of New Jersey and the city government OF Bayohhe
were Yesterday amcably adjusted. Concessions III
favor Of the city were made IN every instance DS
t.o r,i,,o,d officials The railroad company agrees
70 fine opcniug Of Ta,t Twenty second Il. across IL
trocl,. and will erect passenger bridge overhead.
The company is 10 enlarge the culvert at East Four
feminist 10 build a new bridge over Avenue d al Il
higher elevation and without pillars IN the MD
die Of the avenue to built new depot at West Eighth
a. and a new bridge over Avenue {. The company
makes wholesale concessions promising - mth. an
,c,icd imnrovc1ucut, and remedy all existing evil.
Tho tracks Will now Doe raised about two fcct from
Newark Bay 10 East Twenty hrstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
nAs 4 nxnLcl1r n,rGnr TIE rnRnIEs,

u Wa, said Yesterday that "A controlling interest
Of 10000 shares 900 tho Mon Ferry Company md
been .rcurcd ly q New York syndicate, 40 FOO a
,larc or double the par value. TN" transfer OF the
stocks ha, not vet been made and the Identity Of the
par, liscr- wa, not disclosed. The firm "i {. l..
staple, a. Co. reported 10 have conducted the
transaction. bat Mr. staple, rcfu-cd 10 say ANYTHING
ghout u. Treasurer unlcg ~ The company, also re-
rd 10 confirm th" report, but -1d That nJ tFah7l Ter
had been recorded 300 the book, of the company. lie
would NOT den, thii -doh "a ~t"p wa, contemplated I'D
me, r,ufol Of the COMPANY. The company manages
tr Fulton south Hamilton Wall street and 'ai"tine
crrr,. List year l5.3"657 passenger were carried
and the gro-, earning, were S7l1.iuf a. ). :. /.
~tranGhau J., pre- dcut ~ The company.
Nr. ~trluAhdm said last evening th1t nc H'u ~
fused = ell hi, stocks and That he would MOI 'o'c'
~ the control 81 the company passing ont of the
hand, 81 BIoolyn mcu lie admitted. however. that
some Nci. y ORR CndrayOruE 10 get some
OF the -tocE, ~ 500 share. but had not obtained
mai ,rity Of IT, The capital Of the company Is
" 900. 900 and the number Of shares 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
NEWARK.
NEWAt(h.
THE PAROCHIAL SCHOOL QUESTION.

THE PAROClIAL SCHOOL q tsII'N'
A sensation has been caused ovcr the announce
ment that Bishop WiGScr had ordered the children
of Catholic parents throughout the diocese Of Nc""
TO be taken from the public schools ana ior'cn ID
attend the parochial schools. In all the cannon,
churches on sunday the Bishops order announced
TO the congregations and the priests advised that u
be at once obcycd. There wa. however not inn'A
falling in the attendance at the prb' ,, SCh",l
Yesterday, and ii apparent that H-hoP N't-t'
order had been obcycd but by few I"ih"nc Peiiiut'
in the city The question Of forcing CathoA' On Tc
IN ATTEND the par6chal schools IN Newark ha, been
discussed in the local churchc> for ycts, The pre-
declaring that Catholic children cannot he bIp'tn'
up good Catholics if they attend the puDHc sH'"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
MANSLAUGHTER.

MANSLAUGHTER.
The trial OF the indictment charging DIS Mary a.
Dixon Jones and her son, Charles " DIXON JoheS' WIN
mansaughtcr in the second degree was begun III VIC
Court Of over and Tcrmincr, before Judge Bart
lett Yesterday. DistriG-AttOrney Ridgway appeared
n prosecute the case and the defence was conducted
by Richard J. NcwcOmbe and cX-JudGc George I"
REYNOLDS, The Indictment charges the defendants with
a fclonious assault upon Mrs. Ida L. Hunt, VINO was
a patcnt i'm the Woman's Hospital at sumner ana
Greene ayes last year. and upon whom an operation
for the removal Of "A tumor was performed when re-
suited I'm her death 4 similar indictment was found
Ia, the Grand Jury i'm the Of another patient MIS-
sarah Rates in whose case also fatal result followed
an operation.
The DIS. Jones are reputable physicians, who nave
carried on their practice in Brooklyn and have had
charge Of the Women, Hospital for several years
Mrs Jones is about fifty years DID, and Is graduate
Of the Wesleyan Female College at Wilmington, Del.
After teaching number Of years she studied III inc
Womcn's Medical College OF Pennsylvania and madc
spccialty OF surgery She founded the Womcns HOS
initial few years ago. Her son, VINO was assoclatcu
with her in conducting it. is about thirty two years
old, and graduated at WESLEYAN University hIll
the Long Island College Hospital lie mas bcch
treasurer Of the Alumni Association OF the latter III
sttutOn. - ,-,.. :. ca
The time Of the court spent Yesterday IN Sc
curing jury, panel OF 3oo beng urlWn .HL erv
trial The chief objections to Jurors were baScu upon
their prciudices against women physicians ana thee
oncration Of laparotomy. one or TWO were rclccteu
Lecau,c of their objections 10 the hospital IN inc
vicinity OF their homes Judge Bartcll salu TIC VIZ
physicians The court adjourned before the lury-boX
,yas filled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
fTGnrIN THE CUSTOM HORSE.

TWO MIN, BoIn BIG, GIT ROUGH IELNINENI
IRON SMALL, BUr PLUCKY BHoNLE'
r, ,i-.r.- IN the custom House rotuudl became a
Hattie rr- Yesterday when the Custom House bantam
broker url-hcd one man and pat an'isr' '' h'Shl
A LAWYER wen, % Deputy COLLECTOR >inuWo,d 80 the
.,,,r,.., ,,t., the wheel, Of the Custom House MA
,nircry wen, bu1nnT with action, and a'"'4 L" see
An entry. A, tic lawyer bad not -..'.ncd Authority
from the Collector NJ. -tauvood refused A' request
handsome Bob Irwin a, Dc D, called, young and
d,uncr broker. who weigh, hardly more than 100
r,Ynd. and b, never seen without shiny silk hat on
the back of hi- head and a big cigar In b., mouth
hoard Tho Conversation he had idea that he would
Ike To- attach tie entry in question, declaring that the
importer. owed Mm 500. IL" lad some words VII"
The LAWYER. who pushed hun away. Don't do that
again. exclaimed Irwin. or III lex You bu' u'o
LAWYER did. aad Irain hit tie man Of the law who
wa considerably bigger than be.
A Irwin struck the lawyer big fellow said to be
named Reagan. and weighing about zoo pounds sF"'"
Irwin ia tic back and wo,ed bis arm, around Tie
broker The little man un~ound himself from the bug
man, arm, and smashed half dozen blows IN tho
down Then hr grabbed The hlg uha- mead ana
,od h ncrccy ou the Stone fppr uuil TIE bl"'d
roVcd rio hIs fellow baVlrd. but Irwin ihuInwo
away and -Forc stream pt profanity A. thI'A a. H'
BROKE, 90 tac rotunda and employees gathered
sr.urd the -luu.r Charlie DrfOY, a eialNa.t
broker and charlie Bible. mc--cngcr pulled liNil
or and thcrrupou DEE started after the lawyer. lu"
latter ran around the Custom House. AMI wien b'
bantam caught hlm he exclaimed that me- wa q
cripple Irwin accepted the cNpanalon ana A."
AL apology, after which Doe wore Do, hlt lifr luIt,
baoh ou li, head and cooked hi, cigar AT little
sharper angle than before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
NEWS FROM NEIV-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
LIQUOR DEALERS AT WAR WITH ONE ANOTHER.
The arrest of fifteen liquor-shop peppers SUNDAY
for selling liquor has created great deal of surprise
and much comment. Why these particular fifteen
were picked for victims, when the police cOuld Just
as easily have found eight or nine hundred other
rumshOps open is still a mystery. Chief OF P0hco
Murphy, who issued the orders 10 the precinct cap
tains for the raids, said yesterday that there IS
standing order that all liquor shops found open on
SUNDAYS shall be closed and the prOprieors arrested
Complaints. he said had been made against some 81
the persons arrested but he declined to say who the
compliments 1t is generally believed that mo
arrests were made at the ustlcdtlOn of the hudson
County LIQUOR Dealers Association, because the men
arrested had refused TO join the association II Is
probable that there will he war IN the ar aft'r hcA
sunday as the dealers who were arrested threaten 10
employ detectives to secure evidence against the ledd
ing members of the association. If war i begun IL
may have the effect of closing all the rum SHOPS on
Sunday, something That the Temperance pcoPlc NV
been successfully irving to accomplish for many wears
The prisoners arrgncd in the police courts YES
terday and gave bail TO await the action oil the urdhu
Jury.
Eleven coach drivers employed by Michael !.
Boyan an undertake.. a few DAYS ago demanded tho
discharge of Peter McQuade, the oldest driver in Nj
Boylans employ, but not member of the union.
The demand was refused. and when the threat
ened to make trouble Mr.. Boyan discharged them and
employed new men. The new men were Threatened
with violence and Boylan Yesterday afternoon secured
police protection
Mrs. John Dolan. Of No. ZIG Centralave. was
committed to the county Jail Yesterday 10 await trdI
for felonious assault her husband and child Tho
woman during a quarrel with her husband. poured -
kettle Of scaldns water on him. some of the water
fell the child. Both were painfully injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
GOEBLER IS A GOOD DETECTIVE.

Richard Goebler, Ihe dappcr little Montana barber,
has put himself record again astutc detective.
Gocbier hvCigcd into faro game in Grand-st.
three months ago and lost ~ 800. The case at
that time reported at Police Headquarters and
search made for the "buncO' men. month
later Charles Johnson arrested by the detective
skill of COeblcr. Johnson was araieEed IL the
Tombs and positively identified by GOcbcr as one
of the men who robbed him. johnson admitted
TO bail in the Of $1,000 Henry Davis furnishing
the bond which afterward found 10 be valuclcss
johnson then disappeared. GOebler appealed 10 tho
DstTictAttorrey to obtain permit for carrying a
pistol. lie found Davis a few days aftcrwaId in
front of the Aston House. and at the point Of the
pistol arrested his man and took him 10 the TOmbs
lie was from there transferred to the General Scs-
sions Court TO answer to indictment Cor perjury
Yesterday as Goebler passing restaurant IN
the Bowery, he noticed man whom lie recognized
as one of the men who robbed him. lie summoned
Policeman Place. Of the Eldrldgcst. station, VINO
placed the alleged buncO' man under arrest At
the police station the prisoner said that his naue
was Charles Morgan. lie was taken 10 the Essex
Market Court in the afternoon and there was identified
by Goeber as one Of three men who swindlyd nun.
Morgan was held for examination. GOebler declares
that he will not rest until he finds the other members
Of the gang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
DELr RAILWAY LINE FOR FREIGHT.

The question of constructing a belt railroad INC
around the city for frc ght purposes VIII be revived DN
the Board of Trade at meeting called for &" MORO"
night circular has been issued by The Board cal
ING attention 10 the necessity Of such road in order
TO lessen the cost and labor Of CdIting heavy ma
chinery. bc-Is stone etc, from various mdnuii'tpHc
in the outskirts 10 the railroad dcpoto for shipment.
II /, suggested that "A railway be laid streets and
avenues in outlying sections connecting with The
various railways.
Zacharias Taylor coored was committed to jail
Yesterday on a charge Of bicamy. IT trnspr'd that
TAYLOR has buried three wvc, and has two living ones
The Rev. Daniel IT, Marllnc, pastor Of the ilcn
Bridge Reformed Church, New lorn, has -lcnlhcd DDS
acceptance Of the call the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church The salary is $1,000. lie VIII assume his
new duties early in April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
TO AID Az OH NEWSPAPER NAV.

benefit performance will bc given for the veteran
uDwstapcr man John j. Xuilc at the Bethel African
Methodist Episcopal Church March 10. Mr.. Iuie
wa, the editor Of newspaper published hl coored
man n New and OF the fret color'd school
teacher, the United states. lie Is eighty years old
and m reduced circumstances The benefit Is under tho
direction Of Charles W Anderson the colocd
Gently appointed by General kcrwn, Internal Revenue
Collector aided by the Rev Or. w h. Derrick. Post.
master Van Colt Collector Kcrwin Professor Charles
Person Professor Grccncr T. &. Johnson the Rev Acy-
andcr walters. David T.. Greene and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
VINO COR MR.. BrRDEy.S BILLr

James \. Burden, whose butler stole valuable
Jewels belonging 10 Mr.. Burden, family ana to
guests their house was greatly surprised that the
arrest Of the butler published in the newspapers.
1t said that Mr. Burden had given - 10 a clerk
IN Jefferson Market Court 10 have the paper, locked
IN safe where one could see them. mi, the
clerk, Indignantly deny. MIR. Burden said yesterday
that he wanted the facts kept secret until accom-
plice should be arrested. lie had no intention %
bribng any one, but he had crumped mp the bill and
dropped II the desk before clerk who had been
Kind 10 him. lie did not see who took the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CITN.-Althoueh the Long Island
CIV Board Of Educatlou has removed Principal y.
Hall BurdcA of the Fr-t Ward Public school, the
latter doe, not recognize their authority and ac-
c0rdneK appeared ai the school house rs usual yes
tcrday morning for duty. He declined to recognize
Miss Mary \. II0nucl, who bad been temporarily
placed n charge. aud only lc Inc chool house under
protect when school commissioner kavdndgh, win
Sergeant Carroll appeared.
ROSLNN.-Mrs. Kirkpatrick, aged and dcmcntcd
woman WI, found dead IN the street III front 0f her
house Yesterday. she had only her night clothes,
ana II i- thought that some time during the nlShl she
threw herself from the window In her bedroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

night at the club house in East Sccondst during inc
evening two teams composed Of the wives ana daueh-
tcrs of tho club members contested for prize
The Rev. c. Il. Mitchell, pastor OF the MethoulS'
Episcopal Church, has been holding sucoe''lui
series of revival meetings during the last two Weeks
After year Of prohibition of the liquor franc
the City Council met last night and granted hiteeh
hotel and saloon licenses In former years there
were but thirteen licensed places in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
XIV UpTSSWICK.

william Price, Of the firm Of Prize IS Clark o. ~"
York Yesterday secured by purchase one hiih "i tr
bond, II the New Brunswick city Railway company
buyIus them Of NJ ". Conway, onr OF IN" larg-'1
boudbold,f~ lie propose, 20 oct control o. Tie com
piny. aud Will then build branch line across tie
river 70 Highland Park ard up French st. To te
suburb.
The Ner brunswick Rubber Company .iu' down
indefinitely yesterday, owing t. the failure OF tie
demand for rubber goods. The warm weather j.
the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
PATERSON.

PLUMBERS FIGHTING THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Tie Board Of Health not long ago adopted new
and stringent Sanitary Code. 1ho,s Of IFS provisions
that relate 10 plumbing have stirred up great deal
Of trouble 4 Plumbing Inspector WIS appointed
and the ordinances require that no plumber shall make
any changes in plumbing or put in any new plumbuG
arrangements without first having hlrl the plans
with the Inspector for his approval. \ few week
ago there wa, "a slight fire in the basement Of the
second National Eauk building. IN Market ST., and
some Of the plumbing arrangement, were damaged.
The bank directors hired firm Of plumbers To make
repairs and ~ the change Wcr: sight the pluWcrr
aid their work without films plans or seeing the In
.pcctor. The Board Of Health held that thu Wa-
IA, infractOn OF the code, ard ha- BROUGHT suit be
fore Recorder GrcaVcs 10 recover penalty from tho
firm of plumbers. The latter, backed By the second
National Bank people. have retained lawyer q
fight the case. If the Recorder decide against tho
plumber, the matter Will be carried the state court
il j, asserted that the ordinance i, unconstitutional
and that the Board Of Health has no power to hne
plumbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
HOME NEWS.
INVENT .pp1v,IS AT THE HOTELS.


RREyOORT-sir A. T. Gait. OF Montreal. FIRM
manaor J. n na,tett and Civil Engineer a. e. Aenocal
United States Navy; Congressman FREDERICK n'cS y.
Connecticut and ex-Consrcssmen william a. Ru9 S c
wiuam Whiting OF Massachusetts GlLSEf -hN-"oN-
ernor Lucius f. Hubbard OF Minnesota ex-senator
A,Sci ~ Canaoharle ~ Y. and Harvey NJ La Toilette
~ InaiananolIs GRAND CENTRAL-Andrew 5. Draper.
Of Albany. HoFFMAN-Judge William J. wallace OF o,
Syracuse. wINDsOR-Judge George \. hehhc"y' VI
Syracuse and Edward Atkinson, OF BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
ORAN(iE.

Annie Lchncr, young woman eighteen years od'
attempted 20 commit suicide Yesterday hV tHr'"lh-
herself into the cast branch Of the f"h"A} hNer 'n
the rear Of her fathers house, In East orange o'e
vas caught hv her tcpmothcr. who lad followed her
She ,yas evidently dcmcntcd. and fought vigorously.
She wa, pronounced insane and sent n an asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
PLAINFIELD.

Two engineers who have recently been engaged at
the expense Of the city to ascertain the extent Of
Plainfclds natural water supply have reported that
IT i, doubtful If water ever be obtained in proper
quantity by boring for il.
The Crescent League held reception for ladies last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.
THURSDAY. FER. 20
FRIDAY, FEB. z
SHIPPING NEWS
popr OF NETWORK ~ MONDAY. FEB. II. 1879


steamer we.ta Ri Howsa ese Shields with mdse TO G
& Meyer vessel TO John seaser Arrived at the D"r ~
Steamer sa1ona Ger M9gn Says ia a Sc WE 6 80
and passengers 70 syn Na1ah1as VIA Caraenas and sv
ana with mdse aud passengers to JAS Ward Co. ArNeu
s ies Ss FnsSCe Baker santos Rio with 6e
ami passengers to u Brazil Mail IS 60 Arr'e "' o ~
at $50 rondo CBr Brownrgg Kingston &C. with mdsc
a1H Kcm6 Orleans days with
msss 2na Rio ndc Conner avesOn days. with mdse
and passengers to c II Mallory d co, ,,,4 Calculation
with mdse and passengers to VIM clyde e Co
sUNsETwna at saTay S,, Sq, d Hs9 Sc CLOUDY anu
CLEARED
steamer saint Marnock OBJ. Young Liverp00'-OnAS Z
si9amer Nladin DAM Maheson Gothenburg-FuhcA
Edye 90; ocean CBr, vozc Rotterdam II sturzburg & Co
steamer seminole. Patt. Chareson and Jacksonville IN
SisanSr Kansas City Kcmpton savannah R l. Walker
steamer Glaucqs Coleman boston 1 s,inc NsW-R
Ce Hh, c6.rI Dixon Arthur Havre Metcat Co.
Barx Don Jas.o. NJIlson. Annoy r II Smlth q 70
SAILED
Steamers Portuense. &C. Tallahassee Savannah
Seminole. Charleston.
Also salled-via Long Island sound
Steamer Glaucus. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Feb lG-s sailed steamer lake Nep.gon (Br)
ARSsTs2 fTT Fcb Passed steamer caand Dtch
GEAyFsFx FEB l6A-rrved steamer Egypt (Br) sunni q
from New YORK for London D.. M, coui..
sCILY Feb I1-Passed steamer Ia NoImthulo Nrp' N''
from Sew York her WAY Ia Iia're. d.. m,
MoYlTiF Feb n sailed. steamer Stte OF lH"ln' 'i'
Richie for New York. - ,..- ,,.o-, r,,,.t
for New York 49, ,l.-.. ,,t-,, ,-o,, N-a,v yorL
iBtn steamer Fuda ('reil hlnsA, rum NV"
and ID @ o. her way 10 bremen ~,
AyOyMOUTH Feb - Arrived. steamer NouA'N4'1 N"''
JupnC. nom New. YORK ro,L,,.
IuAsp Feb i5-Pas,cd steamers Colorado tBr' JENKINS
from New OK her WAY to Hun $500. N, r,.-,o,,
SHlFlIs F,h lOsa.leG steamer hock Light tBr f"i 'on
for NOW Norh. r..... ,co- Scbau
from New York --...,o,o for Sovc
10Th sailed. steamer Mortlake terl' "rays'ne' ' W."
Yor.. ..ho..o- nv,
TEfMKy FEB Ij-,iled steamer Encrge (Ger)' FormaHn
TfArtNL febl4 sailed. steamer cyprus tbp for Now
York .---.- .,..... ,pr, portor
from w her way TO lohtiAlni. N. ,.,, -,
Feb Is Passed, steamer oIA7lfe l'I AH'-' i'
Japln and ,hina ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

The lat Of the teas for the benefit Of the House OF
the Good shepherd, Tor the season. was given ye'tcF
day evening n the chapel Of Grace Church " was
LARGELY attended. The guests were received by Mr'.
,,,r.o I,.lc, and Mr. L. q. Barstow, and Mr.. l.. g.
uabcocR aud Mr. j. NJ G.. Hartholow presided at the
tea table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun rises as sets 80 Moon G33 Moon, age29
HIGH WATER.
IH-sendy Hook G.I9 Gov. Isllni SO Ho Gate. 500
P.N-Sandy Hyok TOi Gov. Island 7.lJ Hell IsIA gO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

The Grocer, Protective Association Of Paterson and
Passac will have it, third annual dinner at the United
states Hotel thi, evening.
The Presbyterian churches Of the city have ar.
ranged for a scrc, of union meetings the Tue day
and Thursday evenings Of the next four weeks. at
fine different churchc, Of that communion. Tonight
~ tbc First Church the subject Will be " What is
prc,lytcriansm?7 on Thur-dav evening at the
Church of the RcdccmcT, "Prc,byteiianism and Lay
Activity will be discussed.
The police are busily engaged in clearing ont the
Low, resorts In the city. Those at No. 115 Mechanic
81 and No. 90 Jerscy-st have already been closed.