New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
NETWORK CITY.

. a-c eixty- three, of No. 533 west
Forty second.st., was run over anu ~ Sui,or hv
al midnight on Saturday by ihlih-""No 700 W.
,,,;u pory arr twenty three, of NO aoo
rhir,v ninth st. She taken 10 nuns ,.io,
1i"'' il no cordition was said 70 be crlucal
~ A.. YortvuIe Police Court yesterday hcnN was
ui,ted without bail, 10 await the VS"' " WV
wOmans injuries ..od Tho
THOMAS MITCHELL one of the men VINO eIec'Tu w.. VIZ
,c,rclrv- store of Louis AmoliSky, d, w. tc,,es
,yicbave on saturday night ana s'oio ~ ,g,.r
and a diamond ring was remaiuou It, tdar
uo-ret Police Court yesterday. Ml'0'o" w.. ta
ote who escaped with the jewelry' mas "o' Wv "N'
arrested. .,, i.
,,....., solo, ts frequent sign in this city
-" 49,, or = clearance SALE adorns the iroh'S
of a host Of drygoods stores
Tho ancient mestones along the Bowery' oi'o Wv
q old BOSTON Road" are sadly IN neeu ol s" aa,
a., Here is a chance for some houSe-cIeiiilile o
10 obtain some free advcruslhs'
Tho Chernsker society for Aid of the SICK mas ele''ou
~, to,1ouinr officers: President, Conrad hrcY Hns'
vice president Charles RaunuS' uc"Su''''
Diegler: secretary, Paul Wledcnlahh'
.,u,.o.tod opiun is causing much agitation IN the
sr trade but a prominent drugdealer says ue III
nrre article is chiefly sold where USED NClo"siN' ""
that renuine opium containing full percentage Vi %
,hia can be readily obtained for nlcoici""l purposes
rhors was a slight change for the better YESTERDAY
IN the condition of \. Il. Whitney, VINO mas Dcc' S0'i
ms,v i'll at his home. No. $50 MadSon-aVe" LOT inc
last ten DAYS with pneumonia. Unless r'l'f'' '
he will be out again in a icw weeks
vx.concre.sman John Fox, who has been suffering
.ro rnenmonia following the influenza Il no"
.hcht N he ont of danger. At his home, NO ~
East Fftieth-st., it said last night ua' "o i
improved wonderfully during the day DE- Loo"ii''
his physician, hopes to have him out again shortly
couoctor Frhardt Yesterday continued his search
for a suitable landing place for immigrants hnNe'"
ton Commissioner Stephenson, VINO IS III 'ie "'O', ~
visiting Wards Island every sunday was suP'0
a.. cet the Collector there yesterday. the latter nav
;pc come nm on a revenue cutter. together u' WV
officials visited the various buildings on INC 's'u,
49,. tho Collector did not say how he was impressed
BY what he had seen.
George F. Hecker removed his family u Ms '''S
house at No Al West Thirty -scvehlh-S''' l's' wv"
ine from Orange Mountain, where ms hau'o"iV
country house was burned on saturday a'cT"''''
The number of deaths reported to the bureau u
vital Statistics at yesterday fof INC pcoeu"9
.rentv four hours was lac, two less than OF oaUur
' ot thcso 20 died from pneumonia. from bron-
hitis n from consumption, and IL from mnueH|"
complicated with other diseases
Tho steamship Rydal Water reached here from nam
Snrc Yesterday, having been thirty -hve Gays "'N'7
the VOYAGE. Captain Jones reports h"'''.e ~
tered extremely rough and cold weather all inc way
p,ohoat and bridge rails and did other damage aoou'
i rho pvdal Wafer was compelled TO put
into Halifax January - for coal
pror Robert Won Puttkamer, who was reported
Yesterday TO be living at the point OF deat' IN
hospital was better last evening lie Is not s"'o'"1
tom Influenza but from an old bullet-wouhd III INC
lungs.
The end of the long tournament among tne Va'lou'
bowling clubs of the city was oeeDiaeo l"S' o''"e
with ball in Walhalla Hall
The Bavarian Central Society for Aid of the SICK
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary on SATURDAY CIVIL"
Ing, with appropriate exercises
Thu daughters Of Germany gave a masquerade ball
IN the Arlington Hotel Saturday. 1t was great
success
The pomuchels- Kopp, one Of the best known Piatt
seu,sch societies. gave interesting entertainment ii
its hall last evening
Tho Manner Carnival Vcrcin held its second " SOS
sion OF Foolsn in the Beethoven Maennercor nan "''
venting II was greatly enjoyed BY the many Wis
itOrs.
The second carnival entertainment of the New York
,,orchor was given in It's large hall in East Fifty
ixthst last evening The costumes were fantastic
and the attendance was large
4 reception TO the active members OF the Nonng
Mons Christian Association will be given In the I"en
ty.third st. branch parlors this evening
Tho anniversary of the Fast Eiehty-sixthst branch
=, the Young Mems Christian Association VIII Dc 'u
a. ,orroy evening at No. 1853 Fast Eighty siXthSt
Father Jarlin has reduced the debt on his church.
.,o uolv Innocents Thirty-seventh-st and broadway
from 100000 to $4,000.
The costly new altar erected in the Church 'i our
,.dr ~ NoInt Carmel, Onehundrcd and -hiteenth-et
and Pleasantavc., dedicated yesterday VIII" ol"o
orate ceremonies by the Rev. NJ CarmodS'
Father Tonncr has collected Sl9,650 to build ne"
church Of ST. Mary Magdalen at Seveh'cehth''' anu
Avenue b.
The IrshAmerican Military 'hoh' Il, II, 7
Yesterday in Columbia Hall, decided t. hoid cohVeh
In, hoth in this state and Ncw-Jcrsey. for the elcc
zion Of vice presidents of the organization.