New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

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Capt John wircbOass Of the steamship CAY 'i h0A"''N
NEW-YORK CITY.
The immigrants landed ut Castle Garden
vss,erday numbered 14s7. The steamer city OF MOD
trea brought 5O5 the Spain 5 the Holland ESQ., ana the
A delegate from the Produce Exchange to
the Louisville Pork Convention mas prouen' as au oner
ing TO the Exchange small pyramid or pork oarreis'
surmounted by q hog, all neatly carVeo III "oou'
An unknown man, age 90 years, with gray
hair and beard wearing dark coat and panaloons, fell
into the area OF No Spruces last ana gas IN
stantly killed.. The name on Ills shn' was eeofse
Wabey.
Having completely rehearsed at the Colos-
en the effects advertised represent Paris In Flames
and considering the body OF fire required for
ita completion dangerous, the management VIII suDSi-
tute the Thunderstorm
Patrick Quinn of No. 81 Stanton-st. and
Martin Deary of No. 2sd Motts fought with knives at
Elizabeth and Houstcn-sts. yesterday afternoon and
succeeded in partly scalpng one anoher before the
police interfered. Both were locked up.
A. p. Rudolphe and Cyrille Dion, who are
TO play a billiard match for 1900 on Friday even
ing had two exhibition games yesterday. The first
game of 100 points for s and the second Of 100 points
for $40. French carom. were won by Dion.
The body of Frederick Kielbrock was found
dead in the woods near st. Johns College Fordham'
yesterday morning with pistol lying by his side aud
bullet wound in his forehead. He had been out OF
work nine months and was addicted to liquor
The death of Charles w. Runnell, one OF
the members OF the Produce Exchange, was announced
yesterday. He was on the floor week ago In In appa @
rently vigorous health. He was member OF the nrm
of Messrs Wark, Runnell d Foster OF No. q frontst.
The managers of the New-York Infirmary
for Women and Children about moving the Insttu
ton to their building. formerly known as & tne
Will have Increased facilities for carrying on their chari-
table work.
The Committee of Arrangements for the
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress- TO be held IN
Cooper Institute Oct. G. T. and have completed tne
plans for the several including the preliminary
service at Calvary Church, at Four ana twenty!
frst-st., on Monday evening, Octe'
The steamship Gamma, which has been run
ming TO Bermuda has been sent to the yards OF "in
Cramp & Sons OF Philadelphia for repairs. She Will be
given spar-deck and when relaunched will have
commodaons for GO rsclass passengegs inc lraniIg
and sides will be Of iron and Will cost s2Sooo she VIII
resume her trips to Bermuda on NOV TO-
A team, owned by Lawrence Green OF Har-
rison and Fourth-sts, Brooklyn. away with his
carriage at Joness Wood yesterday afternoon, knocking
down Mrs Mary stocknger and her daughter Catharne
aged years. severely brgsing both OF them ne iu ns
No 34s East Forty ninthst by an officer and attenued
by physician .
Weston, the pedestrian, still continues walk
ing at the Hppodrome. He at o'clock yesterday
morning, after sleep Of SIX Between that time
he retired again. and slept until s:2it5 when nc again
resumed walking at rapid gait He had Then maze ts
lH miles He will walk until ABOUT OF oelocA 'his
morning before sleeping again.
The Central Organization of the German
Taxpayers held meeting last night at the Fourth's
German Free School. The memorial on equal taxation
presented by the Conference Committee to the Tax
Commissioners discussed. Several clauses were OBJ
iected to- especially those giving the Tax Commissioners
extensive powers II was at last decided 70 soid
day evening. when each article OF the memorial VIII be
discussed separately.
The barge New Baltimore was crowded yes
terday with mothers with their sick and convaescent
children who had assembled 90 upon one OF the
that have been arranged under the auspices
of St. Johns Guild Ii estimated that LOO persons
were board when the floating hospital quit her wharf
al the foot OF Twenty -thirds Tho Rev. Ayah Wiswau
charge. and everything passed on satsfaeoy; Act
Tue excursions are to be continued during the next
month
The Russian Chapel in Second-ave. being too
small to accommodate members OF the Greek Church
in this city, Russian subjects here have represented TO
the Imperial Government the need OF new church edi
fee for their and plans for structure TO cost
ss5 OO0 have been to ST. Petersburg for approval
Aoout $4,000 aid OF the project have already II Is
understood, been obtained from various sources, MI
Wiuans OF Baltimore having given $4,000. plot OF
ground for such for the Russian
Government three years ago in Lexlngton-ave.
The examination of Igilius Naltner of In
dianapos who is charged with attempting to negotiate
nonnegotiable 1000 $40 registered bond Of the issue
born d. j. Malloy real estate broker, testified that
Natner wanted TO borrow money his note, with
a 81 900 United states bond collateral security. He
took Naners note ard the bond to Mr. Miller banker
at No "a Broadway. who said that lie would lend Malt
ner s7Oo 1t. c. H. Patterson, the Deputy Assistant
books u the credit OF Mrs j. Rosa Mckean
A very pleasing testimonial to the memory
OF Abraham Lincoln Is under preparation by julius E.
Francis OF Buffalo. 1t is large book in which Mr..
Francis collecting the autographs and brief records
OF all the soldiers and sailors engaged in the late war
The work was begun at the Boston Jubilee, andnow
tans over 1000 names This lis when completed, is to
be deposited the Grosvenor Library az Buffalo, with
all the historical records and relics OF the war that can
coins memory not only testimonial, but benefit
to all who desire to consult it, Mr. Francis Is now in
ths c,ty obtaining autographs for his volume and
ing also TO Obtain a popular recognition Of Lincolns
birthday, Feb. y, as public monday.
During the past week foolish attempt was
made to levy baekmal on a wellknown importing firm
doing business in Pears but the object Of the scheme
was 80 papape that 1t excited the merrment OF
the firm. The method this: Copies Of The Daily
Graphc OF Sept and T. containing the storie sof two
revenue fraud received by the hrn by mail
wrp,en out from the original documents on file in the
department. and will DO ready Tor printing with fac
YOU further information IL you Interested" An
address added in the expectation that the firm
would begin negotiations Of course no such comnuni
cation left The Grdphtc Office.
John Harper, the senior member of the we'll
known publishing firm Of Harper Bros, prostrated
sometime ago by stroke Of paralysis. II once
evident that although he might live for months, and
possibly for years. he would recover the physical
faculties which the disease affected 1t understood
yesterday that his condition was especially critical but
John Harper jr declared this TO be mistake. He told
q TRIBUNE reporter that Mr.. Harper was little
brighter yesterday but that hs condition had been
ticaly the many weeks. No immediate
was feared and indeed hoped that he would
a long time vet, for there record where
people lasted upward Of ve after having been
stricken-eyen TO speechlessne ess-by the disease.
The Spring trade sale of books and station
cry was continued yesterday at tue saesrooms OF Leav
lit Brothers In Astor-place The sale opened with the