New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
NEW-YORk CITY,

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| The police arrested 1885 persons last week.
Deaths last week, 1873; births, 500 mar
nages, III.
Charles Walsh has received telegram from
Jacksonville Fla, stating that Senator Morrssey is out
| OF danger.
communication has been received by the
Uphoiserers Union in this city, from Chicago, announc
| ing that uphol.terers on strike there.
Charles Burns, a young lad, of No. Is
| MOngomery-st.. stole 300 from his father saturd
and has disappeared with boy named Thomas Jones
| Margaret O'Hare, age thirty-three, of
429 West Forheth-St. died Saturday. from dose OF
Paris green supposed 10 have been taken for the pur
pose OF committing suicide.
| The second lecture in the Rev. Henry G..
spauldings Rome will be given this evening at
ChickerinG Hall subject: The Walls. Gates, foun-
| tains, AQueducts and Baths OF the Eternal CITY
Owes - Allen, who was charged with steal
ing gold watch was discharged by justice Kilbreib.
SATURDAY Allen whom he heard the decision. said IL
the first time justice had ever been done him.
Thomas Lyons and Edward Mckinley have
been missing since March H. LyOns fourteen years OF
age; he had idea OF buffalo hunting and is he
levcd be has gone West Mckinley is son OF C9un-t!-
Tor Mckinley aud has run away several times previously
Valentine Bambereer. of West Hoboken, was
arrested Saturday by Detective Conner and brought 10
this city to await trial upon charge Of being the
derer OF Gustav Koch. the liguOr-deacT Of No. 1926
Eighth-st Bamberger struck Koch in the face with
matchbox
Two well-dressed women, who gave their
names as sara Miller and Margaret Miller. of No. 304
West FOrtiethst., arrested Saturday night for
passing counterfeit silver dollars The couueroits were
poor limitations The women were held IN $1,000 ball
| each by Justice kil5reth yesterday.
Charles Duffy age seventeen, of No 4ll
East Eleventh-st, stabbed in the left side with a
penknite without any provccation, Saturday night by
Patrick Cornell age sixteen. Of No. 40 East Nineteenth
II Ar.-
| $1,000 bail ny Justice smith yesterday.
Thieves entered the residence of General
James McQuade, No. 1913 West Forty ithst, last
Friday night and stole jewelry valued Il $500 II
their haste they overlooked ease containing $4,000
worth OF diamonds The stolen property consists Of
gold watches diamond aud other Hinge. earrings chains,
| exc.
! French, German, Bohemian and English
speaking sections of .he social Democratic Organizations
met at the Germania Assembly Rooms. on Saturday 10
organize as political organization for the next
paign An executive committee IL To he formed for the
STATE AT large and also one for the city 10 organize the
! local campHGu
The German compositions strike, which was
undertaken the instance OF the German Typographical
Union resist reduction o. wages, has been success
full at number Of establishments Most Of tine firms
agreed to retain the old price Of 30 cents per 1000 ems
but in Frank Leses establishment there Is is yet 10
| settlement Of the difficulty.
The LOtos Club at its annual meeting Sat
urdsy night, elected the following officers President,
Whtclaw Reid; Vicerresidents. Noah Brooks. Charles
Insee Pardce; Secretary. A f. Mcdonald TTc asurer.
CT Ell Holmes Directors, Douglas Taylor, George II.
story R0lcIt B. Roosevelt, John Is. Boutou. william b.
Bonneville Henry y. AldOI Charles l. IeIsc, George
Fawcett Rowe.
Supervising Inspector Addison Low, to whom
were referred the report and findings in regard u the
collision on February 2 between the fcTTyboa James
Fisk IT, and the schooner Jo-ie Crowley says he Will
review testimony already taken bal does not think
be can any thing further If there il any eulpabity
| lttftt GnC
she had no fog bell board The Inspectors however
| have DO Jurisdiction over sailing VESSELS
The delayed Union Pacific mail from San
Francisco arrived here yesterday morning at O'Clock
from Ptsburs 10y the Penusy lvsnia Railroad The de-
Iayed letters are only from san Francisco and Portland
| OREGON. The dates follows: San Francisco
March 4. 5, G, spd 3; iOr'9nd !. 2 and 8; Omaha
p M E. f%T Sisa p M T Nt" WE
err and southwestern maDr we're also behind tmc The
mail by the Pennsy nns' que a., yeT'S,day morn
arrived At u M The other mail. arrived on time.
The billiard games between "Yank" Adam $
and William Sexton, at GihDores Garden-hngerS
AGAINST cues-1ere concluded Saturday evening, Adams
winning Saturday afternoon and sexton in the evening
Tn the games Of Saturday sexton played exceptionally
| we'll averaging 20 and %. Tho number OF
points had been reduced b. 30 per cent with his man
OF sf"e sa spe Without moyns them pric
Adams II he lad detifed could have won tie iaat game
s easily Va the other This wss evident 10 everybody
pTesent Nevertheless Sexton the victor by score
| OF 800 10 800. roov,r
| watch and jewclry, all valued at 81 ~
were stolen saturday, from the residence Of Mrs God
| dard, No. 357 Seventh-st.
The forty-ffth and forty-sixth strands OF
tho gr.st bridge cables been completed, and Will h
| lowered into position to-day.
The body of drowned man, about thirty
FIVE years DID, and five feet seven inches in height was
| found in the Atlantic BAsn Saturday.
Brother Cyprian, a member of the Order OF
St Francis, died, Friday, at the Franciscan Monaa
| terry I'm Butlcr-st.. ct tho age OF seventy years.
Permits for the erection OF seventeen build
ings were granted last week. Six OF them were FOL
| hrown-stone houses on Gfand-ave.. neaF Gatesave
Foreman John COnners, of Engine No. II
WA dismissed by the Fire Commissioners Saturday fol
improper eiectioneeFing, absenng himself FROM duty
and on other charges.
The Board of Health was Informed, Satur-
day that John AgOhlch, sailor, who arrived In shll
at the Empire stores. was dangerously sick with scuryy
The ambulance surgeon refused TO take INN 10 the no.
! pital
Thomas Doyle, aged forty-six, living with
MS fatLerin-aw John Tobin, at No. $40 Hicksst wa
found dead in bed, yesterday morning As Mr: TobiI
ala not wish the expense OF Drylng Diin t't
| body was taken 10 the Morgue
The Tenth Precinct police arrested, Satur'
day night Charles Hyvess fOrtyeight years OF age, ~
| committing brutal outrage on Hfi hve years Ola
named Agnes ONeil. who lives with her parents Of NJ
COO D-an.st, HyVoss lives In PutnmnaVo'' Dear beu
| ford-ave