New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

TO The Essex Market Police Court yesterday. lie
consented then immediately.
A dispatch from Chief Morgan of the Washington
ID c. Police asked superintendent Nalllng YES
terlay to arrest charge OF forgery, Louis Joh-
son. alias Brown, colored man. Detective Hardy
caught him on SiXth-aye. lie was Locked up at
Headquarters.
Visitors are not permitted now on any part of the
East River Bridge. The SUBMITS of the piers are
being covered with concrete roofing material, ana
the work which Is in progress az all points on
fhe approaches makes IL dangerous for VlsltOrs 10
be OF about the structure
The new shows who early In the week combined
the sale of score cards for the walking match with
that of their customary wares. have been driven
out of the business by merchants VINO advertise
their places on the backs OF score CARDS ana ulstilO
ute the cards gratucOusly.
The RIvngton Street Flower Mission has re-
ceived this week from floral committees IN subur-
ban towns 800 cuttings OF gerannms Tor pIopaga.
ton, 800 bouquets Of flowers and two boxes OF
grapes The total number OF bouquets and plants
distributed this season Is Ol,OOO.
On fine days poor blind woman may be found
on Grand-st. Orchard, knitting stockings after
the common Dutch method, which thc wool Is
thrown over the ri -ht needle by the left hand. La
dies Interested IN this useful art may there SOC
good illustration of TINS rapid STYLE OF kniuinf,
and also have AN opportunity OF exercising niue
Christian charity.
The Brazilian Mail steamship City Of Rio Janeiro
arrived Yesterday, few hours ahead OF schedule
time Among her passengers were L. i. Collins,
aud sixty-One of the EMPLOY Is OF the Madeira and
Nanoro Railway. on the Amazon River. Professor
joseph ii. Steer,
was also n passenger. Included IN the cargo were
$3.50 bags of coee.
The Police Board yesterday laid over motion by
Mr.. MacLcan for the transfer 90 patrol duty If the
and known a. tho Mechanic Squad" VIII
liam May, who had been appointed presidents
secretary to General Smith, was charged by Mr..
MscLcan with having signed General SMITHS name
To certificates without authority, and informed
that his services were no longer needed.
The largest number of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden IL any one week thus lar this season
arrived last week, tie total being 1,3o3. OF hlci
LAB were landed yesterday, 800 by the City OF
Brussels. 4sG by the NecAar aud l37 by the
Mikado. Superintendent Jackson. OF Castle Car
den. says there Is strong dDmand for coal miners
from the West, but hatih here seems to be scarcity
of this class of workers among the immigrants.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. before JUS
tice BIXby, Emma Laurence. age twenty-five years,
Oi East TWEEN y-secOnd-st.. was arrdigned COM
plant of Louis Dassel an attache of NJ. DE Les
sepss Canal Commission, Tor tue larceny OF gold
watch and chain, diamond stud, and English
bank bills all Of the value of 1900, taken from his
person on the night of Mag 81. On that night he
with the young gonan, whom he net IN q
small variety theatre. She was held in default Of
sIl5OO bail by Justice Bixby
A resolution was passed by the grain trade Of the
Produce Exchange Yesterday, allowing the use of
the committee room, No. 80 Pcafst.. Tor the clerks
of the trade to meet daily mt D. III. To settle con-
tracts. The trade IN optJbnS has grown so large
lately that the establishment # the clearing house
system, in Chicago, seemed necessary. Here
after every house IN the trade VIII send clerk
chases 10 the room mentioned; he viii compare
them with the Others aud be able thus to settle up
contracts with greater facility.
The funeral of Robert Goelet took place ut st.
Marks Church ut 10 a. III. yesterday BY request
flowers were presented and few were DISPLAYED
dncted by the Rev. DR.. J. II. Rylance, rector of 81
Marks aud tic Rev DE-. Morgan DIX. The pail
bearers were George II. Warren, Wilson q. Hunt.
H. l. Wilson. Ludlow Thomas, Edward II. Ludlow.
lanes A. Roosevelt, George &. Williams and Ed
ward Ferguson. large humber of friends
present. Among prominent citizens at the church
were Robert Stuyvesaht. T.. \. Taller, Robert Rem
son and John Steward. Ine body WAS buried III tine
Second Street Cemetery.
BROOKLYN.
On Thursday night female infant abOut one day
old was left on the stoop OF the Rev Father Fran
siolfs residence No III Warren-st. Ii placed
under the care of the city nurse.
The body of James cCadrey, of No. "a Carlton
of MS boat at the foot Of Iudson-ave., found
YESTERDAY at the foot of North Flfth-st. 1t was re
moved to the MOrgue.
A fatal accident occurred last evening nj the
sonth Brooklyn Saw MILL at Hamilton and Pros
nrct-avrs Edward Brossel IA laboIer beng In
stantly killed by the fall Of pile of lumber. lie
was fiitvfive years oil age, ana lived at Hamilton
ave. and Nelson-st
Five robberies wcrc committed in the Eighteenth
Precinct Thursday night apparently by the
same gang OF h 5 GmDTnt q, booty secured
Fourth-ave. and Thirty -ninth-St. property valued
at $40 was taken.
While unloading railroad iron from the steamer
Berlin living at the foot of COngress-st yesterday
afternoon, John Gaffney was struck on the back
with one Of the bars and fatally injured. The am
bulance was summoned but he died before reach
ing the hospital. He was forty years of age and
lived in New-lOrk.
John Elliot, of No. 100 Sonth Eighth-st., who
WIS seriously injured on Thursday by being thrown
from his carriage Broadway, has since died. He
was sixty-four years of are, and had lived In the
Eastern District of Brooklyn for thlrty-ve years.
Iyvov is f. q received "a nf
the skull, Is In a very precaTious condition
The Willoughby Avenue Baptist Church x
tended a call to the Rev. George /. StaIsbury
come ITS pastor. Its pulpit has been vacant since
the resignation of the Rev. A. II. Birmingham in
June Ii IL understood that Mr. Stanshury will a.
cent the call He is "A native of Texas ana Is lhir1y-
five wears of age. He ordained eight year ago
aud has preached In Covington. Ny. and Aylmer.
Ontario.
Philip II. Reid of East New York was served in
Ncw-Lots with summons issued by Justice Thomas
| w Riley in the Third District Court. The question
whether or not the urisd Icton of the Justice
tended outside OF BROOKLYN was raised, but the OBJ
lection Wa. Overrued, and judgment was given for
| The plaintiff. The de icndant appealed to the
| County Court, and Judge Moore set the judgment
| aside. TIE matter finally went to the Court of
Appeals, which has just affirmed Judge Moores de-
cIs on holding tllt the jurisdiction Of justices of
the Peace in Brooklyn does not extend beyond the
| city limits.
JERSEY CITY,
| The National Association New-Bedford Club visi-
the pro essiOnal jersey CITY Brown stockings. The
| Jersey City Club won by score of 10 3.
| Statements having appeared that the Rev. DR..
| Timlow of Salem. il "A candidate foT the bshOprc
| of Norher New jersey. he has published n card to
the contrary and ASSET ed chat there is no possi-
| bIIity that his name will come before the conven-
| ton.
| NEWARK
Christina Boyer. n domestic in q family in Gin
ton-ave is held at Police Headquarters on suspicion
| Of bcIne the mother of dead infant. found IN an
| ash ariel on Tuesday morning.
TIE Excise Board has resolved that no more ap-
ncations for tie license of saloons shall be received