New-York tribune., 1880-04-04
NFWXORK CITY.

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Deaths last week, $40; births 4Sl marTlagtss' r * -
164 The police arrested 1924 persons pe ne ~ n
else Board granted 100 licenses ana receI'eu ~"'A'
fees o or
Carl Carlson. n native of Sweden and a seaman or
the bark Robert Porter. which arrived at TINS PopI
Yesterday from Singapore died OF dysenIely vi '"n
nary 21, and was buried at sea.
The bridge that formerly connected the Custom
House proper with the Naval once mas peeh N,a LOTT
down, and new one. to extend from ono N"'"i
Office to the rotunda, is building.
Tho statistics of the Young Mems Christian Hsso-
citation for March show; general aItnh9hnI1 ~ ~
2OS17; Mt Bible classes and prayer yer neetd' coro
| Iibrorv 8 349: gymnasium. 3,3OOj reauinB rooin
S,775. .- ..oo IN
Central Park on last Sunday, having % "TiA;n Of
icdc was yesterday entitleu as aa Eapn Gn Inon Inv
No IJO Chrystie-st. He had been DetIer k knuMn & Iy
the name Of George Finley. lie was waiter OS
profession ,.,.4
A decd. conveying from tho New,York Market
Company TO the Metropolitan Market Company
seventy-two lots extending from o, ycc
Thity-ori III and Thirty tv-hfth-sts with the markeg
Imding thereon and water privileges, was recoIueu
i'm the Registers Office Yesterday Inc CONSIDERATION
for the transfer was VI l.1v3,OOO'
There have been no arrivals at Castle Garden for
two days. Two of the Bremen steamships when
should have arrived Yesterday ahh tnc ~ ,,;,, ug
No alarm was felt on their account, for they were
Just due. The arrivals of immigrants LOT the week
for the last month exceeded those OF any Spring
month for many years.
A resolution that the members ef the Produce Ex-
change are earnestly opposed to any discrimination
I'm freight rates against the merchants OF Ncw-1urk
was adopted yesterday by an overwhelming MAJOR.
iy. II claimed by friends OF the Hepburn pm
that this resolution had been made general IN order
TO defeat any expression Of opinion IN regard to that
bill by the Exchange. Considerable Indignation
at the action of the committee was expressed
An exhibition of the Brush system of electric light
ing was given on hoard the steamer Massachusetts,,
of the Providence Line, at Pier No 20 North, River.
last night. slx-light machine. costing Sl:zVo tl,
fl..1 1apipf rnpIl
steamer with a light as brilliant ana pleasant as
daylight. Each lamp burns eight hours, tho actual
| cost of the carbons being cent an hour Tor each
lamp The Massachusetts will make its first trip OF
the season for passengers on Tuesday next.
At meeting of the West Side Association last
evening ID. ii. Omstead, president of the assGcia-
| tion, submitted form Of Covenant against Nnl-
sances." which was adopted. Ii provides that nj
teen years shall be the time covered by the agree
| ment and that houses shall be set back live feet
from the street line. Mr.. Olnstead made n stale
mrnt regarding his remarks 10 q recent meeting re-
| ilccting upon the Controller. He sail within "a
| few dnys have been crcdibly informed that Mr.
Kelly Is not opposed to public improvements Oh tho
| West Side"
BROOKLYN.
Twenty-Five building permits were issued last
week.
The concrete pavement In Monague-st. il under
| going repairs. Tho block between Clinton anu
| lIenrv-sls was closed to travel yesterday.
Mrs Retecca Lewis, Of No. 12l Grand-st, In JUS
| tice kenna's COnr Yesterday. charged her daugh-
| ter Mrs. Augusta Keirble age twcnty-nine. with
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is serving ten years sentence IN the Auburn
Prison, was committed TO the House Of the Good
Shepherd.
Robert 7. Stansbury. age twenty, of No. Willett
ST. New York. was aTTaGncd before Justice Senior
Yesterday on the charge of betrayjng Anna Fehren-
bach of No. 2I7 StOrktOn--t.. who was employed
ms a servant by the prisoners father. the Rev John
ii. SiausbuTy. q Methodist minister forncrly.of
Brooklyn, bn, now saii%nr' IA, ntc in Nrw-l oTk Inc
prisoner gave bail In ~ 600 for examination next
Saturday, lie denies the Truth Of the charge
against him.
Officer Koran, Of tho York Street Police. saw two
men acting suspcionrly nt Dock and WntcT-.s.. NJ
4 - III. Yesterday. He discovered that burglars had
entered James Mitchcll's iron foundry No. -
| Water-st aud broken open safe in the Office on
! the second floor The safe contnncd nothing Of
value A jimmy and n dark lantern were left be-
| hind by the burglars, who made hastY retreat.
hours later on the suspicion that lac of the
| burglars. lie is an old offender.
plvmouth Church has about twcnty-sx hundred
membcrs and the officers cnhchvOr 10 keep II record
Of tie residence of cach rule of the church re-
! qniTes all members 10 give written notice to the
clerk or to Assistant Pastor Halliday Of any change
in their residence, Dr of the dcat Of any relative
! acquaintance who is u member of the church. Mr.
HALLIDAY has prcuarrd list Of those members whose
! places of residence are unknown. 1t contains 42S
| namcs. The lists have been distributed to the
mcnbers of the church, and they are requested TO
furnish whatever information they can in reference
10 any persons whose names aTc included III the bt.
JERSEY CITY
John Englcr. of no. G2 Canal-st., Jersey City,
was struck last evening by piece ol bone thrown
tured lis skull. Bradley was arrested and held.
NEwJERsEY.
IlOROKEN.-navId Fizglbbons, Of Newark and
Ganl-sr llobok"n, qnarrcllrd with his father late
rage, to kill himself with knife lie viii recover
Long ISLAND.
GARDEN CnY.-Ihomas Van Wirklrn, who was
injured seriously by the falling of an elevator Mt
Garden CITY, has brought suit against the Stewart
estate for$25,O 600 damages.
ArcmoGuH-Tmothy II. Grning, Of Patchoguc,
on Thursday night whlc on hIr wny no ne from the
villaec assaulted by an unknown man with an
axe, bu fortunately hc escaped with light bruso
on hls arm. Nj: Grtllng screamed murder and the
assailant trd. He is known to the authorities but
has not yet been arrested.
WAvEELY.-A fire started on Friday in tho woods
near the Long Island Railroad track, half a mile |
west of Waycrlv. and burned over about 1000 |
acrea. causing loss estimated nj 81. 1000. A large
fire was burning IN the woods near laphnnk at the
same time over ! 100 acres being burned over |
much Of IL valuable timber.
VALLEY STREAM.-Burglars attcmDcd To enter |
the residence of Thomas kinsella, at Valley Stream
III the absence of the funny on Thursday might |
Mr. Plant the man in charge heard them on lie |
stcop. aud gong ont the shadow Of u man. lie |
told the man To stop nnd ns he did not seem i'll |
cned to do 10 Mr.. Plant fired at him with re- |
shots, firing twice from revolver. Neither of the
burglars shots took effect but as he escaped through
the lots he was heard 10 cry ont that he had been
Int. No clew has since been discovered
STATEN ISLAND
-BnGnToN.-Thc proposed amendments TO |
the New~Iirghton village charter have been re- |
ported favorably by the Senate Committee.
>, RCnMoND.-The Governor has appointed for |
Richmond County ffty-Onc new rOtnrcs whose
nominations have been confirmed by the Senate.
WEST BRIGnTON.-Ihomas Mccormick on Fri |
day night while intoxicated lay down on the track
of the Shore Railroad at West brighton 10 sleep |
He was run over by car and received probably |
fatal injuries.
PORT RTCHMOND--,JOscph Devlin aged forty years |
employed In Jewetps Oil Works at Port Richmond |
yesterday while engaged mt work was caught in |
the fly wheel and before The machinery could be |